yr for outside ry Large no that ed. “In: thousands dm‘ Noted the tr"meetraUii n,‘ and '"e.."rt ~.‘ Ont " Canuml a; no? Amyon can“!!! I P navoyou an! . M, fpr can!†n will I t III honest. m 9 “to!†'iiiiiS .nd Lath ran-TEN 'g?,,'g,%','A Igmes on xe. i74 rt 1th and cost 0 or, we are a." s PROMPT“ , quantity tit ing and thud HONEY REFUND†i: EEK IMPOTEI 23:20:22! VAmcoa 1courh LL. w .1 um um l MANHOOD SEAS ED " No. '48 SHELBY, 1tiataes--sug St,, duo“. DETROIT, Mic, K_____ m act-1am; . AUCTIUNEER. a driving u and airtight DivoreedtmtmV “not†WRIT?“ M.‘ Tgrgtig,"d,od,e'tet% 1't'gg,pgr,%' tho]: tot ttthet I " t, . on . kid '/,eu'WUe"Jliu"l'l .o ottico, tho wot-hm h , Nrrvou I“ Tabor“, or m Immo- ‘Id .3 - in"! bymd “and“ ity-eat-that- mung.“ - up todu, were ottuspair-a- . now within you nut-aw“ {mopr mwuym Mn 'aiu-tiid, Boa. - "xi. q . iesiottq how} a: 'r'tortr treatod In 2:34 1:19 Ida . mo 0 Ir. :nr'it2r'T,'.','M)ft' b ad of WW“) than! Discharges, a BY one. x. a NJ a'S.CL'1t3.rBBBr. mi t nun m 32.3:on per '1 runni next JlG';r't1Ull " inteivaW. I' , d _ rarilw ll Pu mad rem! 0mm; hhl v‘WQ/w I Malian; “I" = - 'nnnels will be a†m depth will be tgt [in above to It.†t J manta.“ e" m and†ttt x M "e"iairirfi..e' omior CURED. NO mat Is""- The Great a a electric light. and six nearly hung act"! Tho wo" unhindend be cum" , cost [as thtMIt will have an al mien will mm In mm- 'tt " Mo lata EN Ti) ll {wad-on MN. wept†ooly l Lamont TU“ above to tho : Wash?) Strut mar"! I ar his.†I "I; won. of Phat", It. to duet-a. will! mam M DAY, albino-um nan-ls is Urea!!! 50 foot 755.! REESE moat mu 9" . B. It "w.iyd1' n darsiite, " 'G7ei?fet metiv ram" weather " dtrot miie .7735†" Giiiiiee init' L I“ .red. - iGnett Thet ! " ly ,ot " elect" n 31-" “to!!!†Vat, I" pe! mu" l :5! wad" P M ssete, t he! 4 (hr at ttr, we at) uni. tho it! E FOR SALE The EDGE PROPERTY. Joan and Insurance Agent, Gon- veyancer. Commisswuer as. an annual without ML y. Collect!“ my!†mum, Iusur:c.ctt (ducted. 'lllll 10!.01.‘ "los a: [1:010th " Wuhmnnhollloos'a Stan Dulu- lltiF, g. and, thet " CFiirtle, takes i h m â€ponds I "r" mast '" tor DENTISTRY. First" l oTUl's an" unmou- uoun TO LOAN BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Uqu AUCTIONEER foe a... d Guy. All 1rommimuatiom do M to Lhasa P. o. mil u pomp“: ltr. to. Bosnian“; Lot 19, 00.. MP ttf Bontinok. Bull} RFI?. of Maui; Newsâ€. All.I Mentor Counties of Bruce and (her. DAN. Mevsiis. a who take- I pspu iron er,'l'll whether :iiuctod to hit t"ll1'iiit..e. whether be In! sub. . "ti' mponoiblo for the pgy, ' lusoail..'..' onions Ins pupa: to be A“ . main time, and .t/" published b .u, “menu," a beam TN"! of any. 8 " . “all mt as 'tsro,,, of Durham, Conn lttiiiii' Valuble Water P M â€Idling, and mahy el Psetiit' 'rill be sold in one or ttt “M310. 60. con. 2, W. G 'troyiGici', 100 acre. I Ittia' Not Durham. 'h Man for pm 'ttti M dart, mung not. "lil' " “Aluminum!" th Count otta . “no lad-nu n! utmf:c:wu Juana. m for um Ace-.1 be undo at tho Holmium. or n In. m C"""--------.-.- ' g tllter.tr Oman. MICE - -- who 5i'iil'i':,', wbei I ' or l 'sie/ha, 'tiam-rs, Sir... rHuovu. alas LOCKIE, the Flirt! i/r? r? mum At,'t ll, G. HOLT, L. D. S. Small) HUGH MCKAY. “I mCELLANEOUS. Mn Gnduno o T,"e'tGiii"y,'l', INN. “mu. punt disco» 'iieg'rlii, sll smug». or “c " 'glh'irtilte,i,ytti2t,',i 'iiie','iiriyettt whole snout iiiaatriF' has the of!" or not 'eg'l'iiiiw 1"iGuuane-ti' '. L. McKE nin'micmn m tllilllllill Mm " PSILl€.Co--iuioner,eu,, Best quuu Tm EVE m Sumac on} psitt I be! Wu! A5156 Prom! mass Heat§9- CC/etr..C.",, u" DURHAM MEDICAL. ll Gum's " DURHAM. -."'" "cums. In." "studs/ John A. I‘m. _ Ogice hours iron " LEGAL in ot Durham, County a! “Menu Datum on' at . ml mums of Pos {MP 'tt following " onions " mp0: to be in", 3nd tho publilhod Ia subscriMrll bouni m it out-)1 the you h, upon to (tonne upon " I"" r whlt h. M tl le Water Pow ml mahy digit]. sr/d in one or morn ' con. 2, W. a. n.. JAKE DAN. “OM. D. M0003!“ ENZ A F. HR, for th ts nee secured. I' LOWER Town. unriod to p10.) gent. Con- attended to. “VII L heaps! EBEM. irons oxid- hnm paid to o and R01- 1.6M l Collogo IE, read at the North wi, quantity of m.ilk. Nothing will do for _ the guns animal so well as pure milk. 1 In t case of cow-calves it is not nee-l wary or at all advisable to make them 1 fat, as in doing so you decrease their milking properties and make them more uncertain breeders. The cow- calves that are dropped in the autumn and early partpf the year are turned into the grass fields the following sum- per and given about two pounds of linseed or corn meal. I find the ani- mals so treated do far better the sec- ond year than those kept in all their first summer. The younger cow- calvee are turned into the orchard by day and taken into an n yard at night. Great care montage taken in keeping the young animals in a thriv- ing state. as nothing is more conducive to “hlack leg" or "murrsin" than at one time stinting and at a later riod oyerfee:duur your calves. Avoitfeput- 'tug. the calves on aftermath. By keeping them on the"grass lawn that has not been mown. I consider you suffer less from “house" or "husk." The end of September the calves should be taken in at night and given more dry food. Nothing is more wasteful than allowing animals to remain on. the pastures late in the autumn without assistance. and losing much . of the flesh they had gained during the summer months. The second year the heifers are turned into the pastures and should thrive on fairly good land, . it not kept too thick, without any artifi- cial assistance. .égglcumuRAE SUCCESSFUL FEEDERS. We have never been able to enumer- ate all the qualities that are necessary to make a successful feeder. At first Bight it would appear that to give cab. tlo sufficient food for a long time enough to make them fat should be simple enough, but us a matter of (not more than this is required, and few men make a study and uniform sue- cess of it. There are, however, men who almost always make money at it. The reason is that few men are good ‘judges of cattle, which is the main t.'si,ntc During these last few years it _ . been necessary to make cattle very thoroughly: matured and finished to fer. anything like a respectable price. i n fact, it is a hardship for feeders to be "rut to the expense of these finishing touches, for it costs a great deal an ‘it seems to us that sereral dollars a head are often wasted for the sake of looks. The appearance of the cattle ‘on the market. their uniformity of ‘size and condition, cuts a great 'Eg',':, 1 Animals of fine quality showing p mn- Ily the pointy of the great breeds sell tey,? at the top, while .w.hat the "stock yard people call o)d-tathjoned.eah- jtle. short of body and with upright 1horns, are habitually murdered on the market even when very fat. These old-fashioned cattle, the commonpa- tives, do not dress well, and eertainly ‘are not attractive to look at; and it is in this that the westerns have I',, advantage, for-they kill exceedingly ‘well and yield a greater proportion of eatable flesh. ' ia roots. in», nu, -- nutriment in themselves, but they cause the hog to get more out of his other food, just as good clover pasture causes the hog to get more out of grain. Tur- nips and rumbagu my be grown on the land from which early potatoes or West can: bu been removed, or a - of duct and may be broken up attar the har is horn-ted. Don't lean over the fence to pour the otogt in the puns' trough, says tho Fun: In the course of ampu- on the sub- ct of the breeding of dairy cattle, ma no nu __---, . _ _ u.eau' Wu; Dun-W. 3.1V?" little attention to the mag w..- moq of their grazing lands will be surprised in a. careful examination of their condition. It will soon become ap- gamut to them that whore there is one ladp of goon, nutritious grass, tour or five may be made to grow by a well directed effart in the underdramnge of the land." CARE OF SWINE. The cheapest winter food for is roou. They may not have St nutriment in themaelves. but the the hog to get more out of his 1 _1A'.’ mtm DRAINING PASTURE LANDS meal to CALF REARING, lulu W GP" gag/d, which 1 Jon, rac- a who 1lfl'l'i, the rea1.,,oopr swine much Journu. The fighting pigs will cause you to will a. good part of the slop. and resting your weight on your ab- demon, supported by a. rail, is not healthful exercise. Pass a trough through the pen into the other trough. And ypu nail a. board over the top of the ti.rrtt trough the pigs can not stop 1t with their 110625 and waste the tlor/iii; it is poured in. The olt.1- faabloned way id to dip the buckets In the slop barrel, lift them out with a hard, high lift. all dripping and over- flowing with (greasy atu f and so carry them. 0 course the. man that dew that gets greasy. dirty clothes. The new way is to set the barrel upon blocks and dish out a. place for the bucket to sit, and then put a big tay Get. tn t,h,e, barrel. This wav thero. tht nn ,_.. tees. Sec-rim: Thieves Immunity Anus: le- celving Their Deserts. "Thieves are hardly a Provident class as a rule," said a London detective to the writer, "yet it may surprise you to know that there are a large number both of burglars and pickpockets who habitually insure themselves against capture and imprisonment. There are two or three men in the east end who do an extensive business insuring thieves. These pay a small weekly premium, varying according to prev- lous 'laggings,' and every conviction raises the rate, very old and 'unlucky' offenders being often refused altogeth- er. "When a. thief gets nabbed his in- surance money usually goes to pay a 'mouthpiece' (or solicitor) to defend him. One of these fellowa, a. man of much their own class, has over fifty thieves iy.isuIsd wish My] tpr sums vaxjyipg from £2 upward. He has a carefully oom- piled list of their convictions, and ac- tually keeps books, mu. primitive style, and he has found the money toward dy- fending several criminals we've put 1n the dock. "Nor long ago a notorious rascal was enabled by him to engage one of the sharpest police court solicitors, and was actually acquitted on a purely technical point; undefended he'd have may}; heavy sentencet _ A .'.rWhen.y, case is so black that no so- .li.cit9r will defend it, the thief draws his.s msuranw money on coming out of gum. A burglar I once caught. in ackney was insured with tour differ- eat men, and after his sentence expired he drew from them in all about d145. He was nabbed again the next night on another “job; and had hardly a penny in his possession." PECULIARITY OF THE BLIND. - A treeuliarrty of the blind is that there is seldom one of them who smokes. Soldiers and sailors, accustomed to smoking, and who have lost their sight in action, continue to smoke for a short while, bat Boon give up the prac- tice. They say it gives them no plea, sure when they cannot see smoke, and some have said they cannot taste the smnkq unless they Yee. it. _ . Ex-Premier Crhspi is undergoing a course of mud baths near Padua. Be- sides suffering trum gout, he is afflict- ed with weakness M the spine. and is likewise almost entirely blind. Of been a sufferer from catarrhal trou- bles. With others, fortunately, he at last, found relief. quick and effective, in Dr. Agnew’s Catarrnal Powder. So pleased has he been with this medicine that, Good Samaritan like, it is a prac- tice of his to send supplies to his friends whom he knows have been afflicted like himself. It never fails to give le- lief in ten minutes, and. cures perm- anently. Sold by druggiats. For sale by all Druggists . To the thousands who have enjoyed a. trip on the beamiful Canadian Paci- fic steamers, few men are. better known than the purer, M r. John MacEdwards, of the Arthabusku. Sailing, however, has not ben all Joy to him, 'asl he has $2 and it will be even of the letters are in prietor of " death would disease had i In Cases of Heart Trouble. Quickly. cific iiirfia.ot bad that I was uname w mvvv mu... or foot, and was in bed tar weeks. My husband and I became iiaouraged,tul.d had given up a.†hope, but at the cri- tical time, a neighbor, Mrs. Blanchard, who had been cured of ,1.tS,'%, in three days by South American eu- antic Care, called to see me, and ado â€an": mg to try this 1011164111 did so, ' ___ L- -3 vised me to trgotlua 19mm. 1 u“. W, and the first (He enabled me to sit up in bed, and in a week I was attend- ing to my duties as usual. It is with- out 'ttoutrt _ the best remedy in the world." "Mrs. John Beaumont: Elora, Ont." For sale by all Uruguay UNABLE To "isrdFii BAND on FOOT FOR wsEKs.-moRRORs or RHEUMATISM. Hub!af"You are worth a million to e." itey-lTan 1 get an advance of ion that million for a new trate" uenrRANcrri7/iiiEF 33150»; the C. P. R. Steamer Arthabaska, Says that Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder is the Best Remedy in the World. PO RSER JOHN MacEDWARDS WILL NOT PERMIT DELAY. fifteen years I have troubled with that :. Last spa-Luigi} Pace zen yuan: _ AqqeWm. _--_ 7 ubIed with rheumatism in ast spring. I became sovery was unable to move hand was in bed ttpr weeks, W, iiiGaiaiFd,tsid but at, tht cri- e-How to Act " A --- ‘5NWGVTR‘CH’IVE3â€" TORONTO more in construction I have ever seen. It is P switch-back, about 18 miles long, ‘Wi’tli a heavy grade, and innumerable curves. Trail in distant from Itoss , land only seven miles as the crow flies. lit was dark when we reached Ross- . land, and it was surprising to see. nest- lled up among the mountains, at uni (altitude of 4,000 feet above the sea. a Itown. brilliantly lit up with electricity éthe site of which was a wilderness a ifew years ago. The houses are con- ‘etructed of wood. Of the population of 1 3,500 or 4,000, 90 per cent. are males. i'lhere are well stocked stores on both (sides ol‘Columbia avenue, where can lbe purchased alinoast anything, truth a :needle to an anchor. In some lines ‘buauiesa is already overdone. Gut the, great _busineas is mining and dealing ' in minim:r Mocks. 1here are people here tprtvsenting every quarter oi the globe, but the Yankee lions. over the j border, “hit-ii Id only eight. miles south, ', predominates. 'lhe 1sngLslurran . is 1well represented. So also are China. _and even Japan. The Eastern pana- idian is source, but he is beginning to ' arrive. GREAT WEALTH IN BRITISH COL- 'IMBIA’S MOUNTAINS. The Blown-Ins Seem Felt of the Precious '"tu--seareitr or Capital the Great unwind: to new lop-null. The following interesting references to the Rowland country are taken from El letter written by a gentleman now in Russrand, to his brother in Toronto: It is a most picturesque trip, as it includes Banff and the National Park. From Donald we had to jour- may to Iteveltstoke, where we leave the main line for the south some 200 miles, partly by rail and partly by boat. It takes about 24 hours. The steamers are tirtst-ciaas. The great Columbia River ia a magnificent stream; widens into lakes and narrows into gorges with varying scenery. in (act, the whole of THE MINES AT flllfBullll, the Kootenay has a magnificent scen- ery on all sides. Trail, the port tor Rwlund, is a town, crude as yet, but only eighteen months old. The river waxes there at the rate of eight miles an hour. The journey from Trail is made by a. narrow-gauge rail- road, the SELLING SUFFICIENT STOCK at 10 to 15 cents per share of one dol- lar, and spending the money realized in development. Where the results I have proved successful the stock increas- 1 ed in value, going to par on being held gut a premium. Canada has a source. of wealth Ila-re unsurpassed in the world. ‘The Yankees here are enthusiastic, land are investing liberally. They use iciguses here aliogettrer. It is the only lwuy to get around as the trails are up and down dale. I have had some Electers from parties asking about the . prospects for Work. My advice to them its to stay at home. as the influx cila- 1is to stay at home. as the influx of la- lbOUr up to date has been greatly in ladvance of the capital to employ it. iAs development progresses more. help will be needed, but as I said before, ita’s capital we want most just now. have procured it is thought here valu- able property, and intend to commence work at, once. This place wants capi- tal. It is no poor man's comp they say, its the nature ol the ore requires money to treat it, and the trouble so tar has been the want. ot transport/a- tion facilities and smelting capacity. There appears to be no limit to the quantity of ore in than: mines. The mountains on all aides seem to be full of it. Every claim opened so far has proved a payer. l have heard old ex- perts, who have spent their lives in mining in dillerent countries, any that nothing exists on earth to compare with the deposits of precious mineral in this district. But it 1.5 wait'tuglor the employment of capital to develop it The prmpectors and holders of claims are ps'mcipaily poor men. They know they cant work them themselves and evince no willingness to dispose of them as yet. The way the progress so tar made was accomplished was by obtaining a. claim or a group and form- ing a. stock company, But Just 10 Cents, and 40 Doses Cure sick headache, constipation, bil- iousness, nausea, sallowness. They are purely vegetable. In big demand and all drusglfisls sell them. Try them. For e by all Drugsists Sbe-"Waa there any particular thing about the town which struck you I" He --"Yes; a bicycle." No Pain, no Bad After Effects, Plea- sure in Every Dose-Little, But Awfully Good. ONE SOURCE OF PAIN AND SUF- FERING UNDER HUMAN CONTROL. The remedy known as South Amer- ican Kidney Cure .never fails to give relief in six hours In all'Merangemeptas of the kidneys or bladder, Bright's dis- ease, diabetes, inflammation or ulcer- ation of the kidneys, neuralgia, con- aum tion, bemorrhage .and catarrh of the gidneya, infl.y.nmatien of the blad- der, etc. It paritits and gegulates the urine, remote sediment 1n urine and prevents scaldmg. It :5 worth a thou- irrad times Its cost for prostatic trou- bles in the old, such as enlargement, inflammation and ulceration of the prostrate gland. _ For sale by all druggista., a few moment's conversation wun we corpse. - ---------_ . Piles Owed in ' t9 6 Nights-Dr. Agnew's ote.tmer.tt will cure all cases of Itching we; .in.from 8 to 6nights. One applwatlon _brmPgs qomfort. For Blind and tttex lies it is rless. Also cures Tetter. alt Rheum, E','S'i'lit Barber's Itch, and all eruptidns of the akin. 86 cents. A PERSISTENT COLLECTOR. That bill collector ia still down stairs, sir. Didn't I tell you, to sag that I died quite suddenly half an our a?†Yes. air; bat he says he would. like NOT A QUARTER Eor Ja, by :11 Drmista Vial of Dr. hgnew's Liver Pills. MOST VVONDERE UL TORONTO INVESTORS rer, , of la- Ltly in oy it. e help before, L now. THE GREY Wllllll CAPITAL. Authorized $2,000,000 A GENTS in all principal points il ontsrfo,oMttroo,Mtsnttob. United Mk! Malawi-n11. DURHAM AGENCY. Agononl Bunkinn buiinou trottrtutted Dratta 'tttttsd and collections nude on 311 point... Dom- t" received Ind interest allowed " cum†runs; . per you. m â€V1161 CHAS. “no: Editor; Prom-lawn W. F. Gown. Goo. P. Reid. President. Manage' RESERVE FUND more" showed on uvinga bank down.†0101†“Id upwards. Prompt atteutxouwd wont-all- 'nntrortud swimmer. living " 3 distance. StandardBank of Canada Thursday: Morning. j mam ogzxmmn fiEtymrtritiit)trltl.irti0 Bailiff il? TIIE MSTEM IN E l!1lllllllllllilllrlll, MANNER. Iu'their own pnrticulsr field few men T though he thought he had Cl are beter known thnn the Rev. John ', list of proprietary medicines. [ Wesley Bell, B.D., and his brotler Mr. ;n bottle of this great discov James A. Bell. The former Will be re. ' second bottle of the ttNt cognized by his thousands ot friends all snd the work wss done. ml over the country as the popular and nble ' own lsngun‘e: "Two bottles missiounry superintendent ot the Royal American Nerdne immedintt. Templar. of Temperance. Among the my headaches and have hm 20,000 members of this order in Out. rio ' system in n wonderful uterine: his counsel is sought on all sorts of oe- I not deprecste the good our 'atsituts. Ou the public platform he is one end socisl reformers are doi of the strong men ot the day. battling 1 world, but how ill-titted tho; against the oviU of inteuiper:uute. I for their work were it not Equally well known is Mr. Bull in other lthnt South American Nervine provinces of the Dominion, having been I them when physlesl ills for yesrs n member of the Manitoba . them, end when the syet [ Methodist Conference snd pert of this "" of hsrd. 1'ti'."1 s time wss stationed in Whutitreg. His f work, breaks down. ervtne brother. Mr. Jones A. Bell. is n Irghly system es the who reformer respected resident of Beaverton, wnere evils he is bottling tee ll his influence, though perhaps more cir- the root of the tron e. cumscrlbed than that of his eminent ense cones from diurnnlsnt brother, is none the less effective end nerve centers. This ls s ode productive of good. Of recent yesrs tww. Nervine " once works on tl ever. the working shillty of Mr. TGG l centers: iron to the. hook! A. Bell hss been ssdly msrred by severe ' or; snd then there comes ll nttscks of nervous hesdnche, sccom- , system strong. 2tN lite-- psnied by indigestion. Who eon do fit ', blood. snd nervous remin- work when this trouble token hold o! l variety are things of the .- Jane: A. Bell, " Beuerton. Ont., brother of the Rev. John " “my mu, B.D., _pretrated. by negyoug headacheg -i%iftirn of “(trouble for stun! 3'91"". - . -. . -- _ _ . South American Nervine effected O eoyspltte. cure. .. _ -. .. _ For sale by McFuhne & Ca, Wholesale Agents for Durban rnd Vicinity. tyUNlNl"tit sumac. POWDER, Hend Office. Toronto. ' V. ES?. - Eff," , 1% 'if/f 'y , Will, ', y, I f g " "t I),),::,':'),":':):',";-':):': f I" 'ii'.' 5%.; FOR TWENTY-srx YEARS. SAVINGS BANK. 'i.rviaursULE m CANADA. 18 PUBLISHED may 1:95 pp 1.900.000 J' KELLY, Aunt. 600,000 Jobbing d all kinds ram attended to. p tlr Hand-made Waggon! .them and especially when it Moo ' chronic. an wu, seeming t, the “I. . Mr. Bell? The trauble reached etc ': tensity that lut Juno be wan on: Ily prontrated. In this condition a fit, ‘recommended Botgth American Ne 1 Ready to try anything And ever though he thought he had covered ', list of proprietary nedieinel. he been?! :3 bottle of this great dueorerr. ' second bottle of the ttNt wu ta and the work was done. mpioyin ,own langua‘e: "Two bottle. of an American Nervine immedilttly whet my headaches and have buut up n , "Item in I wonderful mnnuer." not " 'not depreente the good our energy und lociul reformer: are doing in l world, but how ill-titted thly 1mm 'for their work Were it not the to {that South American Nervine Erin“ to .then when phylleul " on“ them, and when the nut ' as In: suit of lard. C,r,'."8di and: ; work. breaks down. erune «at: a system " the who reformer tutu I evils he in battling tee It emu. " the root of the an I. All a use come- from diurnal-scion of nerve centen. Thll II I "1eutfSe M Nervine It once work. on tbese new. lantern: LT to them health and at lor: and t en there come. vim-Wm .nyutem strong. 2tN lite» . 4min. ibloqd. 1nd nervous. rsulv‘a‘d'm Horse Shoeing Shop, In the old stand. All hand, made shoes. Also ALLAN Mljrllulill _yr_ BOULDIN dt, 00'8 HABNESI â€Iâ€. PRIME " Has opened out a first-ol- SEE OUR HARNESS. UPPER. TOWI- ALLAN MdAgLANE. WOODWORK in connection. A f1rat-olasm lot of for sale cheap. HARNESS OIL h M " asC2