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DOM “1'8 }REEN, 101‘ ME 81 CO. (u SULPHATE 1 Steamship gake Tickets I n secticideg 311198 t0 TAS W US RHX‘J. Bathe US$138 1‘ O 513‘“: in t‘u. chair. The. ad- ' “W0 Hosting andSpirited. Net“ 1 erv-11i.f“"li:" l by the ladies and 31;} ‘0‘) {h} l“‘emcut wa? all that. 333:1?1' 4031“ 1. the cooking was - Q ‘ “9‘1 Yet it cost only a dime 01‘ ‘IVInrra A‘ fiLA man. 3 Y8!" .comed iu OD on Ft! \\ ormzu :eremon y OI am "ISM filow hodx: 1'-i1sl'ls_-;1-;<.1 of Mr. John M0. 5111):”. \\':L~3 struck by light- .13: I}; during a severe ' am":11 :1111 the inmates mir- | I) 13' I.'I H11 death. The 1‘..‘1‘i‘-‘!1‘ [JISSBLI (IOW'n the 1'. 115111: 11bcd in which tWO 0‘ 1111):: W1: sleeping tumbled 15171;; Z111: ”)0? but. did them .1. Rik-1 TII:.\.<3y. the teacher, '1‘: 1.1 1;. 11'131‘ bed got up just 1" 1179-111 the accident, to 56311.; Iii-11111 as her bed was ’1 ‘1 '~‘ €111- ! cue clothing set. on '18 111.;111-.;e however we are ) 51m; 11 as comparatively [if 30E 1110113111.: Cf the Town Coun- 111.111 111 ning a tender was fox {ht huddmgof the gran- : 1 111.114. Work Will be Stlzl)‘ Dl‘ O 3f-':._1;;::ter, Miss Jane was Muzz'izxge to Mr. Thomas 3f Hump-ion, Normanby. many was performed by Forgumu in the presence imm«;iate re 'atives and Ti mtraccing parties I >233'1-un «3f and the Chroni- n uii._x;u,; conglatulations. My they left for their home JUN}; where they Will be .iu r1133 -'<‘):mnunity. accumulation of strangers m’ m..- Methodist. Church 11 dinner in the Town Hall ull Tut-«lay, July 12th. :1 Lti‘l 01" the "hutch funds. \. [Lunar , has resigned {‘mmin of\ o. 4 Company ' SUCC-de' 'ICLI b‘ Lieu. A. D. 1min )il fr 'blc business is in full Ilitiomtl men being at ' executed Prize List, 1 Q'oxcz, of the Western cm in London, Sept., 8th xezuhed t1. .3 office. h. sdaY- 188118. t0!) 125' Hwy 8L Bruce Fire many DOES insure farm :Linst steam thrasbers Lima m:teor, which il- : wlm'ie heavens passed 5th i‘iiia‘t quarter of the 41f past nine Tuesday ’ l‘L‘IlClled the North, n'l'cd followed, we are ahmxdoring sound. m hm Endeavor Conven- ' last. in Priceville was. in: largest aver held in .\L the afternoon ses- 1311401110 Presbyterian hit“ 1 so chat chairs had .. :11», aisles while many xamnding. President on); LIVINGSTON, Durham Agent: ' an- it cost only a dime cravings of the most fuller report will. In mprcsentatives on Church Board were ‘. morning last:â€" . G. Matthews, G. Urchanl'and Cul- Luvnicat Edge Hill ulul yesterday after. v. Particulars next 11' is billed for Durham _ :54) Lodges. Come! Wedding took place :st, June 29th at the 1'. Charter Smith, ac himselhis Mrs. J. Towner is in Wiarton. Barrister Elliottwent to Toronto on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs A. M. Gibson attended the races here on Friday. Mr. Alex. Crawford returned ‘from Toronto on Saturday. ‘. \Japt. A. D. Galbraith goes to the Military College on Monday. Inspector Campbell is in Meaford presiding at the examinations. Mr. J. D. Morgan of Dundalk Spent Dominion Day in Durham. Miss Gertie Meredith, teacher at Orchard is home for the holidays. Mr. John A. Clille of Inglewood visited friends in town this week. Mr. Herb.iGray of Hamilton is visiting friends around here for a few days. Mr. Edward Burt; was up trom To- ronto for a. few days to see his mother. Mr. Norman McRae of \Iarkdale visited his mother up town, this last week. Mr. Honry Cameron, of the Park- dale Business College, is home for his holidays. Rev. Thos. Farr conducted the ser- vice in Trinity church on Sunday evening last. Miss Saxah Woodland. of Eaton’s store. Toronto. IS VISItlng her father, .J. Woodland. Mrs. John Livingston her mother, Mrs. Henry other friends in 0. S. Miss McDonald, of the Toronto teaching stafi is holidaying with her sister Mrs. Inspector Campbell. Miss Maggie Moore of Toronto is Spending her holidays under the par- ental roof, Mr Jas. Moore’s, Glenelg. Mr. and Mus. Geo. \Varling and Mrs. Carson and family of Vaudeleur visited Mr. Robb Allan’s over Sunday. Miss Edit-h McKenzie returned from Buffalo IaSt week looking exceedingly well, and even more cheerful than usual Miss Amy Meredith teacher of the Junior Department of the Kimbmlv School 13 holidaying with her mother in town Mrs. Moore and'two daughters of Toronto are visiting Mr. JdS Moore, Where they intend to remain for a month or so. ° Miss Lizzie Anderson left Saturday morning last for- an extended visit with friends in Hamilton, Toronto and elsewhere. Mr. Joe H. Scott of Owen Sound, agent for the Excelsior Life Ins. Co. was in town connecting business with pleasure, over Sunday. Mr. R. P. Legate and Messrs. J. Lega,te C.a.11d W. O’Islelia, and G (31111113 of Flesherton Station Wore here on Dominion Day. Miss Jennie Dunsxnore, of Hzimil- O . ton, spent a, few days at the paternal home near Hutton Hill last week returning Monday morning. - .Messrs. John Gibson of the Advance , Staff, W. Barnhcnse, Fred G-rahaxn,i Charlie Richardson. of Fleshcrton, : and his friend, Percy Beckett ofi WoodStock, took in the races oni Dominion Day. - I Mr. J' W. Brown of Hanover Pub-. 11c School, is presiding at the examig nntlons here thxs Week Only two PERSON AL. war o as 0’ ofal Hotel. Jemy ' act'ory, and John J the noted 1101‘so DURHAM, ONT-, JULY 7, 1808 U is visiting Hall, and “ Sp1ingbok ” took only second prize in the Open Run, but would have !taken as easy first with a good stait and a rider about ten pounds lighter. ‘ Owing; to the absence of 0111 But- talion Band which was in Canip at Niagara, the Club secured for the day the Splendid services of the Hanover Band, whose captivating strains formed a most pleasing feat- ure on the field. [1‘1 Ir. Knapp’s famous runner 1. i For some time the Turf Club, has been preparing for Dominion Day and their efforts were amply reward- ed on Friday last, when racing of the most satisfactory kind was en- gaged in on the track here. The morning. had a lowering appearence and threatened rain but before ten o’clock the clouds broke, the sun shone forth in all its effulgence and the Club responded with their most radient smiles. Great pains had been taken to put the track in good shape, with the result of a marked improvement on former years, the new road grader had been used with telling effect and “the boys ” rejoiced over the im- proved condition of things. Town horses had been trained for the event and it was hoped that the bulk of the purses offered would be won by local horsemen. However, horse racing is a matter of considerable Speculation, yet Baby Boy, owned by Mr. Robert Scott here carried off first in the 2.50 trot making his mile in 2 111.40 sec. Bob is quite a driver, and kept the little fellow just ahead until nearing the goal when he shot off like an arrow leaving his competitor several lengths behind, and, leaving the crowd in equal ignorance of his real Speed if put to the test. THE ENTRIES. In the Free for All tron or Pace there-were three entries 1 “Pacer Bill,” by J. S. Kuhl, of Elmira. 2, “Brown Richmond,” by I Mathieson, Chatsworth, 3, “Lisbon,” Herb Wilkins, of Owen Sound. 1. “Baby Boy," Robt. Scott, Duro ham. 2, Harry (3.. John \Vhtson, Listowel. 3, “Barney O’Flynn, Dr. ilcCullougli, Chatswortli. “Black- thorn,” J. A. Huntero, Durham. In the Open Ran there were seven entries. The four net winning prizes being “Little Nettie,” D. McLean. Dundalk; “True Banner,” J. M. Vrooman, Living Springs: 6“ Dollie C.” Geo. Scagel, O. S. and “ Dollie Varden,” J. D. Scott, Mt. Forest. ' THE PRIZES. Free for all Trot or Paceâ€"1, Lis- bon, owned by I_Ier.b. Wilkil‘s' O, S, ; n 2.50 Trot or pace; 4 entries-- started. UUII, u" “‘4‘“ VJ __,_ . , 2, Pacer Bell, J. Kuhl, Elmira; 3. Brown Richmond, I. Mathieson, Chatsworth. Best time 52:93. 2:50 Trot or Paceâ€"1, Baby Boy; 2, Harry G.; 3, Barney O‘I‘lynn, Black Thorn didn’t Start. Time 2:40. Open Runâ€"*1, Disturbance, Geo Coughlin, Eramosa; ‘2, Springbok, C. Knapp, Durham; 3, Donald, D. Nich- ol, Attwood. One of our leading farmers has this to say about the races, that through them he met a purchaserfor all the horses on his farm who is coming again to pick up another load. The' Free For All was pronounced the best race ever trotted in this northern country. " I «an The track record was redu seconds. The owner of the in the running race stated t never hadbetter footing at the bine at. Toronto. , .â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"-â€"Oâ€"‘. O..°Hâ€"-â€"_ fl ‘â€" ° day th League toplc for Men . affix; “ The Rainbow of Chnstl‘n Ch u'acter." » A.‘ u Vnw'v_ Miss McIntyre, while returning on her wheel ‘from visiting Markdale friends recently, dismounted while coming down one of. therGienelg hills. “Smile” is a very pretty ° hardlydescribe the 91;- he rider’s countenance tter Than Doctors. Don’t. take one physician’s advice, but. take Sloan’s Imfian Tonic, which is compounded titer thesuggescions Cheaper and Be It purifies the .. blood, builds no the syosgpm, ‘strengthans - and regulatesvtho bowols. A dollar bottle < lasts six would. That your druggist has it provoahia og-t,o-datodn¢u..'. * .- - THE RACES. 0rd was reduced 12 wner of the winner race stated the} he Wood- SR. 3RD T0 JR. 4TII.â€"Maud Irwin, Nellie Watt, Mar ' Vollet, Susie McCll‘mklinflrac-c Barclay, lithel Sibley, Willie Julmstmi, Edith Grant, Clarence Willis, George Bur- nett, James Williams, Tom McClocklin, Mary Ferguson, Edith Lloyd. Duncan Mc- Kenzie, Nora Knapp, Allie Gun, Melville Stormy, Ida McCreary, Vina Kress, Ros- eua Nester. JR. 4m tOSR. 4TH.â€"- Reggie Kelly, Shir- ley McInty‘rei Mabel Cameron. Jessie Laid~ law, Otto Knapp. Maggie llntmn, Willie Brown, Jessie Robertson Aunt! Lawrence, Robert Hughes. Annie Colx i110, Mary Ren- ton, Kate Cameron, John Mact'arlane. J R. 3RD T0 SR. 3RD. â€"- Florence Saunders, Mary Sharpe. Esden Wolfe, Willie Elliott, Geo. Reid, Clara Aline, Tena Nester. Mary McCrie, Myrtle Sibley John Celville, Alia; ter Gordon, Andy Williams and Mary Mac- Kay aeq, Wannetto Stever, Bella Gamer- on, Willie MacKny, May McDonald, Murâ€" ray Smith, Rena Pagan, 1110 Davidson and Harry Burnett aeq, Mamie McKay, Fred Kelly, Millie Havens. SR. 2N1) T0 JR. mansâ€"Willie Saunders, Minnie Cameron 7, Willie anelle, Arthur Allan, Ma 'gieUrant, Annie McOreary, Annie Mac lay, gB-laggie Macfarlane and John Gravae , Sadie Sharpe, Hugh Mc- Crie and Tom arclay ae<, Annie Saund- ers, Lloyd Bean, James \\ arinington, Oli- ver Hunter, Eddie Melligan, Hugh Nestor and Daisy Blackburn aeq, Harry Vollet, John Ferguson,Willinm Darby, James Mc- Clocklin. JR. 2ND T0 SR 2511). â€" Mary Munro, Karl Cliff, Charlie Moore, Alice Ramage, Stella Jack, Frank Becker. Emma Harvey. Bessie Wall, Everet McKinuou, Jolm Watt, Art. Knisleyand Jane Kilmer aeq, May Dean, Edward Kilmer, J 01111 McKiunon. SR. PT . ' 211d T0 JR. 21111. â€"Frossard Benton E11011 B121itliwaite, Jean Crawford \ida McLacl1lan,Rita Irwin, 0111111011 Aloe Alister Saunders, Frank Murdock, M11110 \{cD011al1l,lla11y Lavolle, Je11el Little, Flmence Everett, Clnistina J:1c' sen, lla- zel Lal1l11ell John Darling, Annie Daniels Em (11111111111111, Essie Laidliw Beatrice Mc- Crac ken, \V innie Lauder. J11.(a)1’1 2N1) TO SR. Pr. 2N1).-â€"J0h11 Nedige13A1cl1ie Davidson, F1611 Smith, John McLean, \(leline Dezm, Pearl W :1,111e1' (3:111 Br0w,11 Eva Ferguson, Nellie Smith, Willie L11w1e11ce,lieorg0 Lloyd,lla1°'1y ()rasby, l11111t Hind, F1ank McKay, Albert McCluclclin, Ada Limin, Allan Robertson, Atlxol Gordon, Alfied McClonkliu. J11. (MP1. 2‘10'1‘0J1‘. (111111 2ND. â€"Islay 0211111111311, Marion (311111, Cha11ie Ramage, KateI Neste1 RussellOumio, 1301110 Cald- well Pearl 1511111812. Sr. 1 T0 Jr. (b) P'l‘. 2,-Edith Allan, Eifie Hunter, Chas. Vollet, Flora McKinnon, Clarksm‘l McCuul, Lizzie Kimnee, \Vilho (fmnpbvll Bessie Tvlfurd, Beatrice \Vil:mn, Janws M’Lmu, Toany Rus’soll. Bertha Marlligzm, Lyman (hunt, Robbie thidhw. Lillie Harris, Bertha Harvey and Charlie. (,‘rawfiml am]. Fanny (iraflq'. Willie. Fal- kinghmn, PercyDanivls. Alum Kiimvr. INT. T0 SR. 1.-â€"â€"Irmm Luavena. Em Bm‘m'f, Ha- zel Mamba“, Nolliv Bi‘VkHl‘, Tmm \Viismn. J:un<~s MvLQl'lg‘llin, James Voll'ct, Victor Livingston, 1“‘ Promotion Examinations, â€" . Public School. E1311 Kfilllifl‘; g. ' Cash and One Price. ' CALDEB’ BLOCK, -â€"- LO‘ (Names arranged in order of merit.) THIRTY NEXT D XYS THE FOR i “’e haw e tully decided to ci3ar out evel y (101- . lar’s n orth ‘01‘ 0111 Trim- med and Untrimmed 1? Hats, Within the next Thirty Days. We are I going to let the LOW } Prices do the work. The Reason of this sale is to make room fer a Large Shipment of Ready-made Clothing, which we expect shortly. n LEGE is worth winning. EXTRANCE nd LEAVING Candidates for the next ex. amination have the chance this year. By writing to the A FREE ‘fifiv OF TORONTO. Statin name. address. teacher, school and which lxamiuatlon, all information alumt competition will be cheerfullv furnished. Mention this paper. Address JR. A mumâ€"Hazel Guthxio. Tommie IIu‘z. Dm'1o Bmithwaite. Barney llartfur . Mug-lc “at 1% Ernest \‘ublo M1 lbourue “W K \. J u n Vullutt. Am 1119 va, Herbexe Harv e5, Reggie Sharp. F ostcr Saunders. JR. B T0 JILLâ€"Sadie Krvss Ruln Knielm 1411:! Harbottlo, Annie A] no r1L20 Bovkvr, Me lissa Havm Gracelluntor Krona Awnam‘. thnd, Herbert Murdoch figie Mm lull \la- 1‘14.) Payne Lizzie Russel Ne he Ruse," 3.1mm» att. \V. H. SHAW. - Promotion Exams for S. S. No. l. Egremont. From Sr. III to Jr. IVâ€" Maggie Brown, Emily Eddington, Peter Troy, Sarah Brown. From Jr II to Sr. 111â€" Lizzi e 1310“!) Lizzie MoIlvride. From Sr. II to Jr III-â€" Josie Pinder, Michael Garvey. Mag»: gie Boyle. From Jr. II to Sr. 11â€"- Annin Hoy, Sayah Eddington, Mable» Dunn. Lizzie Pettigrew. ’cenirRKLâ€"éumiss Contact ’Q To IV classâ€"Bennie McGirr. Sterl- ing Matthews, Albert McFadden. To Sr. IIIâ€"Wesley McNally, Howard Lawrence, Lina. \Vhitmore. To Jr. III classâ€"Edith Williams, Armin Ritchie, \Villie \Villaughan, Willie Lawrence. To Sr. 2nd claSSâ€"-Maggiu McGirr, James Ector, Murray Ritchie Dan McFadden. III. to IVâ€"Bertha Putherbov h, D. Mva-hniv Douglas Clark. III.Jr 10 II . Sr.--Milii.t Me Kechnie. Act it: Mm'mn, Bcl‘. Ewan, Reuben 1’le cher, ll tn ' I.-â€"-â€".\nuiu Smith, Mash" (,‘ul‘finsun sticMcIMnald. Hugh MrDunuld. B011 Mt-(‘nr- mick. Jr. to Sr. llâ€"John DMglish. Svil McLean Sarah McCurmick. A. D, Galbraith. GIRL WANTED â€"-To learn tailoring. Apply to Jus. Allan Lower town. BUY a barrel of Redpath’s Sugar at J. A. Hunter’s. It will pay you to do so. ... IN A IGH GRADE BUSINESS COL-- GER’I‘RUDE MEREDITH, Teacher. [. SHAW. -â€" â€" mecw Yuuge Gerard Stan, Tommu. S.S.NO.1,EGREMONT. s. 8. NO. 10. BENTINCK. SCHOLARSHIP . No. 9, Glenelg. mamas, Teacher. LOWER TOWN. NO 1635 AL.