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“3:11:97 hat iiiioig, er HILTON U1: Review." Iothes 11ct1t II I'lllit Wl'lllllt , or com A1100 lh, Now thit Spraying is an absolute necessity, 1n order to save. the crop do not neglect it! a (llllj)llllll ) You will also need. . LAST But by no means least! ! ! In the _""‘ hurry and worry of spring- work do mt neglect your own lu-nlth. ll yum un- tirml and languid ml Uni: l,tTTi.r: LIVER PILLS, 50 in a lmx lnr we, tri' better still a bottle of our 12ml. RED “mun 'iArtsAt'Attrim.t, lm t'ull “Hat's {or 5H“. lt will prove. hm. wliut, Ytrtt Int-ml. HELEBORE, INSECT POWDER MOTH CAMNOR and OTHER INSECTICIDES Your Harness will also need cleaning and oiling up. We have A I Harness OIL. Spring All (‘urtains except 250 ones are Taped Edges. Irecoratvd oil Opaque WINDOW SHXDI‘ZS. 37x70. mounted (m Spring Hullew. cotuplete, 'AK. HMO“ OIL 1'LoTH. " feet wide, ny. yard. "est Table oil Cloth, 45-h) wide, 3% yard. "3est Table Oil Cloth, The very best values at M, tic, 100 and 121c yard. American Dress (SINGHAMS at h. and " yard. FLANNELETTFU4 from 5c up to 10c yard ulll‘ host. Our h. Flanttelette is n snap. Mtm's TOP SHIRTS from Y.5c unmmls. Ih.tt% under Shirtgungl {*éiacFARLANE t Ci) SPRING is here, so is House- ck-aning time and you will need New Lace Curtains. Just read the following prices ". 23c upwards. Mvtt'u under Shirts and Drawn-s fmm 23c upwards. Men's RI'HHICIHNE (‘()LLARS (stand-up) Ite.. Mvn's lhlhlwline t'ollars (turn- down) L'w. Men's Ruhberine ttFFS 2”" pain. IV" always keep n full line at the very HHVHST PRICES. You want to Mm our Woman's $1.“) and $1.25 Oxford Shoes before buying. THEY CANT “E BEAT! each '1': y n. Pound. SALADA (‘EYNCVI TEA in lend packets. Black ot. Mind, m 2.5c, 30e and We Pound. BOOTS AND SHOES Coin" and See what a Lot of Tittwtttw we Give tor SI lit-in Urnnitv PIE PLATES We each. Umuin- WASH mm'm 20c mm. Lin Ividd. 30 yard. OUR nll PRIHIS ARE M (Ill. THE BIG 'tt, l'I‘l’EN TOWN Strictly Pure English Paris Greer-250 lb. BBSI N 1llgll] ig III 10!“? unis IN." was "tals [HIS thTM ', Is"i'y', AND SEEDSMEN, BEAN & co. HARNESS DRESSING and HARNESS SOAP. op0lNTERS lung. lung. lung. lung. long. W - 2rl-in :rJ-in tZ-iu Itritt in Durham," Ont Wiilt', wide. w iue, wide, wide, DITRHAM. 'wa Pit" ith. pair (330 Phil TCe pair tlt pair It is a iamiliar aphorism that figures may be made to prove anything, but it would require a pretty skiliul mani- pulator to demonstrate from the, fig- ures given in Mr. Fielding's budget speech on Tuesday, the fttlfilment of the Conservative prognostigations of commerci..| ruin and national disaster which would inevitably follow the return of the Liberals to power. The present Government and its support- ers have always been ready to admit that there are certain conditions in- fiaeneing the material condition of a people that no political party however able and sagacious can possibly con- trol, but with such figures as they have to deal with in the present bud- get, it would require more credulity than the average elector is possessed of, to believe that the greater part ot this remarkable prosperity is due to exceptional favors from a kind Pro- silence, and the balance to the de- tailed prosperity which should have come in Conservative times but which cruel fate unhappily delayed. In the eighteen year's of Conservative Ad- ministration during Which were periods of exceedingly good harvests and general commercial prosperity, resulting in other lands in just as good times as they are having now in the whole of this eighteen years, I say. the total increase ot trade was 351004000; while the subsequent two years of Liberal rule has seen an increase of $66,000,000; that is to say the volume oi trade has increased it'8,0i)0,0i)0 in two years more than it did in the previous eighteen years. This is a simple but eloquent fact proved by the public reeords, which as Mr. Foster himself remarked can he unhesitatingly accepted as cor root. and all the eloquent sophistry oi Opposition orators will not satisfy the country that this is due to good luck and line weather. l'uultuusd Tuxathm and Surplus. Necessarily surh a vast inetvase in trade hrings with it. a substantial in- crease. in the customs receipts, and so Wt'. tind, in spite ot substantial thrill reductions, that nearly >=:l.IH,),mt} has hot-n added to the revouuo ol' the country. Had the. old tariii' oi but} prevailed the increase uvuld have i)l'l'il double. that amount, but the stutv,imanlike :nltninistration oi the public, 13.:21'ms which may be legitimately credited to the, present administration, has placed them in possession of" sulh'eient lands to carry forward 1rast puLlic works, and at the same time give a substantial re» duelion in taxation to the people, and asif to emphasise the situation, cot only are necessary works of develop meat going forward, not only is: taxation sunstantially reduced, hut the Finance Minister announces a surplus upon the year's business which he anticipates will come very near to the _ 5,r0),iAk) mark. The Importance til Staliility. Ircn, it not for the fact, that the present titpitl' has not been in full open ation a year yet, the Government woui.U have, pi0yul)ly announced some further reductions in the tariff, for they are fully alive to the necessity of progressive relorm in this direction. but the, commercial situation at this moment is so s--cul'e. and pievailing feeling isonc of such eontidenee and stability, that it was thought better to bear for another year with a scale of duties which are in many instances admittedly top high, rather than dis- turb the balance ct trade and unsettle, even to a moderate extent, the de- velopment of any of our natuve industries. in one particular only, the handling of coal oil, has any change been made, and eyen then it has been a matter ot readjusting the regulations, and not ot changing the duty. By relaxing the regulations governing the method of shipping coal oil, a saving in cost to the eirientoftive cents a gallon will be effected. This is equal to the amount of the duty an the oil. The Liberal members lrom Manitoba and the Tevritovres particularly, have been activcand insistent in their efforts to obtain some lightening of the charges upon this necessity ot daily life, " it weighed heavily upon the people in sparsely settled parts ot the country. Mr. T, o. Davis from s'askatelmwun placed a resolution on the order paper very early in the session demanding that coal oil be placed on the free list. This action of Governmeit will give the same measure of relief and accom- plish the object which the western members had in view. OUR OTTAWA LETTER. The question was energetically de- bated on both sidesof the House, and a practicable unanimity of opinion evidenced " to the very urgent necessity for some effective action to be taken. The speakers were not equally unanimous in accepting Mr. Ri1theiford's proposal as the best solution of the aiftiealty, though no one was able to offer any alternative that promised better results. As was very pertinently pointed om however something will have to be done, and that quickly, for delay will only aggravate the situation. From the whole tone of the discussion it was abundantly evident that Parliament is fully alive to the urgency of the case, and the country is indebted to the member for Macdonald for once again bringing the question into the arena ot political discussion. The Paeiiie Cable. Considerable disappointment is being expressed on all sides in the apparent lack of interest and eo-operation suddenly displayed by the Imperial Government in the 1hicifie Cable scheme. Canada had been given to understand right along that just so' soon as she was prepared to shoulder her share ot the responsibility, the Imperial Government would accept her proportion, and the matter would immediately assume dciinite shape. Sothoroughly was everyone imbued with this idea that the Opposition was most insistent in Parliament and out; in its demand that the Government should not delay to accept their por- tion of the liability. Just as quickly as necessary preliminaries had been attended to the Government announc- ed its readiness to cooperate with the Australian colonies and with the home Government, and it was supposed that the last diflieulty had been overcome. The t1nquttlih'ed expression of satis. faction with which this announcement was reeeived both in Canada ‘and England, received an unexpected check, when the announcement was cabled that the Imperial Govepmueut was not prepared to accept its share of the construction Costs, but Would only contribute Slum”) a year sub- sidy for tweutyyi'ars to support the undertaking. So the nmttt-r stands at this moment but the Lanrier (ion eminent and the Australian Hon I'll- ments show no desire to iveede from their ptrsition and the hope has not yet been "huniltuuul, that the new difficulties may lie overconn- Us sueevsslitlly as all other obstacles haw- lieen up to the nrewnl time and that thismmt important link in the chain of Imperial intercommunienlion may he successfully forged, without Irwtlun' ,uuims delay. board of railway commissioners clothed with full mwerto entoree the condi- tions of the railway act, and to prescribe and enforce the observance ofsuch regulations as may be necess- ary in the public interests. " The announcement made by the Premier that the premised Redistribu- tion llill would be brought down just as quicklv as the state of public luminess would permit, is stillieient answur to the persistent rumors so itr dustrinusly circulated by the Opposition that the Government was afraid to tackle the jul), fearing the criticism and arguseyed scrutinylei the Up- position and ofthe emlntry. No doubt the wish was father to the thought, tor the Opposition Very clearly realizes that what little chance they might liaVeni snatching a verdict at the next general electinn would begreatly improvedil'they llatl the advantage which lmsheengiren them inth last iinwcleet,ions by the infamous gr-rry mander of 1832. The (lm’trrnlncnt however, appreciates tor well the duty it owes to the elvemrate lo make the conditions nfthe next election a hselute- ly fair to ail parties, and the anllirll')’ indulged in by the critics who have objected that no further re-adiustment oiseats should occur until alter the next decennial census has been taken will carry no weight in the country. Spain's Greatest Need. Mr, Ps. P. Olivia, of Barcelona, Spain spun!“ his Winters m, Aiken, S. C. Weak nerves had caused severe pains in the back of his head. tht wing Elia-trio ihtters, America's greatest Wood and Nerve Remedy, all pain soon h-n him. Ho mys this grand medicine is what IO country needs. All America knows tlut it cures Iivz-r and ki hwy trouble. Imrities the Mood, tones up the staluach. strength- ens the new”, puts vim, vigor and ntw lifeium "My musch-, nerve and organ of the hotly. If weak, tired or ailing: you mam! it. Every lmtllu gnurmitvmi, only .5lt cents. Sold by our Drnggiws. 1 It also cured lllt‘nf dyspepsia. from whichl was sufforing at the time. so what, I feel now like a now mun. &nmiim & Dyspepsiru Gum. GENTLEMHN. -th, the advice of " friend tried one bottle of your famous rheumatic rmm'dy. Phtenoliius, and to my surprise it cured mo of rheumatism. flmu whichl haye suffered for nmuy years. . h; For iale by H. PARKER, Durham. 571 St. PATRN'K STREET, OTTAWA, July 3151. 1896 To Mr Phrcttoline Medwiuv Co., Lid, 011mm. Ont. Yours very truly. iiiiknl/d Crh MES CARROLL. .Furenmn ol Works, Ridtin'lll canal. The 1iedistriluttion P,lil Flour per out .......... Oatmeal per sack ...... Bran per cwt ... ... Slnnrts per cwt ... Fall Wheat. per bushel Barley, " Peas, " OMS. " Dr'd Hogs. per ewt Hoes, live weight ... Lard perllv ... Tallow" per lb ... Butter per ttr, Tol, ... th Roll Eggs. prr dor, ._. . Hides. per cwt .._ Calfskins ... ... Sheppskins ... ..t Hay, per ton ... fllraw, '. ... .. Potatoes, per bag Apples, per bag .. Hood’s Pills The council met May 3rd in special session for the purpose of devising means to put the roads and bridges damaged by the spring floods in a safe condition lortruvel. all the members present, the Reeve in the chair. Ity. law no 386 to levy rates ior curreit expenditure, and Ily-law No. 387 authorizing the reeve and Treasurer to borrow money mus-passed, and order- ed to be engrossed on llv-law book. The Reeve and councillor McMillan was appointed a committee to meet the committee apprhnted by Artemesin to arrange lortmvnline repairs. Tonight Cheques were issued as follows: John Teirsun tilling wasltottttit, lot 50 con. 2 NJle #35; The Itueve for eommittce Work #3; J. A. 1le1lillauiln' eommittee work iie; Neil McCannel for committee work $1.50. The Council adjourned J. S. ULAPK Clerk M iFarrane/s The Wheels sris's's.ru At Durham Offices, Mondays and Court Days DURHAM OFFICE. CALDE'S BLOCK: OFFICES-ttt Owen Sound. Markdnlo mad Dun-hum BARR/S TER. SOLICITOR IN SUPREME COURT. NOTARY PUBLIC. COMMISSIONER. ETC. Office, over Giant’s store, Lower Town, DURHAM. Terms moderate. Arrangmnenls for sales, as to (laws. kc. muck, he made at The Review office, IMuhnm. Cortes- pondeuce addressed thtwe or to llurv- ville P. f). will he prmnptly attended to. Terms on applications to D. MOPHAIL, Hopeville P. o. or to C, RAMAGE, thuham. “Call and sec for yourself. “Prices are light. D. McPHAIL ft 't.i'T,' , Ts' 31m. 'lint, ll CO Roond 1'ir..mr,..d." ltesidence, -HOPl0'lLLF',. MONEY TO LOAN Dinner Spoihrtl---lNisrynd Ilad-- Servant Girl Ugly. The attelent clock did its hest-It is old enough wrest. Its gum}: qualities have gone you want a Good Clock & Temper Saver. We have them "or $3.50. You can save, time and Worry by buying one. We Sell all kinds at all prices. Also a Full Line of W ATCI I EFI, JEW E LIt Y, . SILVERWAHE, and STERLING SILVER NOVICLTIFS. LUCAS, WRIGHT K BATSON. MONEY TO LOAN-cow Russ-EASY TERMS Eutmnce noxi- Aoor to Hall's Dental omce) On retiring, and tomorrow you di- gestive orguu will be regulated 1nd IS' will be bright, sctive and mady or "lil kind of work. This bu been t e, experience of others; it will be yours. llOOD'S PILLS are sold by all medicine detlen. 25 cu. If your liver is out of order. eamtrtg Biliouamsas, Sick Henduhe. Heart- burn, or Constipstion, take t do“ ot J. P. TELFO RD, BARRI'STERS. SOLICITORS. NOTARIES, C0NVErAH0ERS. act. A membcl ot the ttrm will attend LIVE STOCK MARKETS. TORONTO. (See inside page.) W A. MoFARLANE Next to Bank. DURHAM MARKET. GLENELG COUNCIL. " ............ '1 “Nick ...... ... 2 't ... ... ... wt ... ... per bushel ..' 't ... 0 " ... 0 " ... 0 per cwt ... 4 weight ... ... 4 lb ... ... D. Tol, ... ... 0 Roll .-. " ._. ... ... wt ... ... 7 I ... ... r, )er bag ... bag ... ... Licensed Auctioneer fol the 1'ounty of Grey. 6180t05215 200to 218 90 to M to 0 45 h 0 64 to 0 28 to 4 75 to 4 10 to 10 to 04 to 0 1'3 to 18 to 10 to 25 to fro to 5 00 to o 00 to 75 to 7 oo to 50m 0 l4 14 10 75 70 10 In liquid and pill form. Just what is required to tone and build up the system and take away that tired feeling. and other valuable. . . . GHERY AND IRON PINS! The beet on the market. We can recommend these PILLS as we know what they contain, (which we cannot do with some largely ad- vertised patent medicines). Try a box and test their value. J as. R, Gun flarsaparilla (lhhl Block on every Tag. See that you get it ! This Trade Mark is HARDWARE STORE BEST AND MOST ECONOMICAL. DOES QUALITY COUNT WITH YOU? PlL,'NCNrOUT,ir',"..liiE BLACK'S Would intimate that she willcontlnue the Furniture and Undertaking Business numb. ”shed by Mr father in Durham in "" and will endeavor to give all old and new (-uplun on: the same entire sntishction. IT PAYS TO BUY THE BEST. Furniiuro ol’llm Best Make Undertaking and Embnlming on mum um __ ciples at reasonable when. MYTH.- cmlv “rut-elm. ltouruin to“ n Price 25c a Box. MISS SHEWEL Screen 2)oorsand windows, TON I CS Remember the 'tttrut-opposites the Market. Durham. PICTURE FRAMING A SPECIAL} Y ...Try a box of.... BEEF. IRON AND WINE. AT THE Save Your Trees. MISS SHEWE L c, ALWAYS ON HAND DRUGGIST --PU'LL LINE OF-- . I)gta, tl l::"ll'.\nur dealer does not handle our Twine write Plymouth Binder Twine Agency, 54 May Street, Toronto. Blinder , "0E?'"Nmtiiiatxeet ARM tuna-1w” . TORONTO SPRAMDTDRS .LS az' U “Db-L. Is Ey=EeCaSrCHEMSt Is CErtr:EEttE2Stt? Is CtLCatTCH2ElS'CL' Illtt tt il hit Illit all 80180 mom" a! Iotreat mild! mien a'hd wtth. in! pvft'rilrgru. Thpt is arty My "hole con-Mm ion fo him. tre in lending at .5 per erttt. and an (amp loam: of 4 J4. A Hundred good Frtrtts.c for sale- Alan a "ttttthee of tine Hanover Properties. Go to him If you want to sell: Go to him if you want to buy. Ho collects notes and accounts. and it, heats every- thimz how he mm.- money out of old claims that have been thmwn aside a. worthless. Bl'SlNEHh‘ Tringlm. Sum-ls and Dimculties straightened out settled and adjusted without lawsuits or ill feeling. by the tin-of a little tact and good judgment, Rich, Man, Poor Meat, Grits, Tories and Farrow. ALI, DEAL WITH. . . . H. H. MILLER. If vou are Humble to [my 100 Nuts on the ' he wtll assist. you to “rung:- with your' ctwditorti. Insolvent Estates bat. isfm-lorilv wound up. Ji?. J14.M1'Zler HANOVER. Deeds. Nut-mares, Wills. and other Writintts careful y prepauvd. “Always Prompt. Never Negligent.‘ All business Strictly Private. 1llillllill BANK AA CANADA H. II. MILLER will have been St' mum at the bum’pwau marl XMAS DA Y. ttttft V KAY) "'ti 110 "f fo tret CAPITAL. Authorized. ' ..$2.l 1'APlTAl,, Paid up ... .. .. U RESERVE FUN" . . ... 1 W. F. COWAN. President GEO. P. REID, Manager. 'SAVINGS BANK. Inteverit alluwml 'm Innings hank deposits of MAI! and up i'-washi. Wss.trtpr attention and owe-r3 “utility afforded cud1uttets living at " distance. ’ N, AGENTS' in all prim-Hm] Ontario. Quebec. Mnnilnlm States and England. A creneral Banking tsusinesr, H'ullsnl'h’ Drafts- issued and collections tuade ' all points. Depot-ails vereived and inn est ulluwed M cuttent mm». DURHAM AGENCY. QWER I OWN catch & I rish l Head Office, Toronto. The Hanover ' 'on \‘evulcer PROTESTANTS and CATHOLICS. Ole KELLY. 5 We' asylum“ Lam". m0Jt0u [mint “in