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ixed Spice Pepper, Mustard Seed Cloves. Cay enne, Mace, Currie Powder. Cloves, Cinnamon, Allspice, Ginger, epper. ockler '0 lfi' Wives a win 'HsThos.Gadd property, lot 15, Normanby, “as sold on Show _ ,5 Honor. Judge Morrison, alIaszer to Mr. “In. Marshall ameand inspect Laidlaw’s Mi]- goods, including the latest fashions. on our opening days 3v and Saturday next. L TELFURD, of Owen Sound, yin town Friday, to-morrow, :s'orthe Rifle match on Satur- mm: WANTED by a widow 'xiiliug; to do day work in any m position. Apply personal- write to Mrs. M. Murdoch, near Creek, Durham. 3 er offers a wonderful ban-gun 3.4.3” this week. 'Hb“ N .ucuregor Sprained her ms ago “bile trleE ‘0 .. .er the Si'lc \\ alk £0198 UP 9honly suxprise is that a mint been bro}; en long tnfl {h‘Aâ€" ~ 1 Laidlaw HE D-Frum Lot 90, Con. 3, .one mm. two ewes and 5. Any information lead- :lr recovery will be suitably R..\ia('f;:1'lane. tf LOCAL N EWS. WM .3! ’“ 58“le span). to 121's Fair will be held at :1 Tuesday next. Oct. 4th. ne of the best township 1: County, and we under- pl’OSperlS this year are .rerguson preached two Prance sermons here on st. and in the evening Pgular service Mr. Jansen asous for supporting Pro- } voting in the interest of hen... he Household {or H gran dConcert last night was {h a full house. Proceeds Dar Mme: tnc Millinery Open. 11.th 5 inday ahd Satur. Rmm. who has just re- 'e stock of the Latest Millinm'y. will have her thr Fra'idty and Satur- up! We. 15:. See adv’t over Show Mr. J. A. red first money in two :e'xling. Black Thorn ,~ minute race and Gold- Wen. Bob Scott ale ’ the Hanover Con- auction on “’ednes- fling. near the SM- See bills. Mrs. Horn will vvv and drew water in minutes from the bell. riter’s Association :his test of speed may to reduce our Contract for thic will soon be L‘Hu INSf Battal- to meet at the in“! next, 00'. l, > get their uni- ncss to proceed 1e Annual Rifle II)‘. A. D. GAL- shirts and draw- Furniture, a false the , As formerly announced, a mass temperance meeting conducted by 'Rev. Mr. Little, of Dornoch, was lheld in the Town Hall on Sunday afternoon last. The growing inter- est manifested itself by the immense crowd, the good order and the sym- pathetic responses from the audi- ence. As on former occasions the united choirs furnished the music. Mayor Calder occupied the chair and after a selection by the choir and a short prayer the veteran Rev. Mr. Stewart was called upon and, with a good deal of vim, gave a retrospec- tive view of the progress of the tem- perance movement during his long! ministerial career. Mr. Little was: next called and after a short prayer he spoke eloquently from the words, “Go Forward," showing the necessity of united action, and appealing to the electorate to look upon the ques- tion conscientiously, and after prayerful consideration to mark their ballots for or against the measure. From the reports of the various as- s« mblies of the Presbyterian Church “he showed they were strongly in favor of prohibition, and notwith-l standing the attitude of Principal Grant, who moved an amendment to the temperance question in Montreal, ‘ only eighteen voted with him out of an assembly composed of? over flvel hundred. He also read extractsfrom Mr. A. D. McKenzie and family leave here Saturday for Mine Centre, Rainy River District. Since 1872 Mr. McKenzie has been a well known resident of Durham engaged in the tailoring business and was always regarded as a first class man in his line. Six years ago last Sunday he had the misfortune to lose his part- ner in life. His sons John L. and Dave, have already made their home in the mining district where they are doing well, the former in the Drug business and the latter a successful medical practitioner. With the re- moval there of Mr. McKenzie and his daughter the whole family will be again reunited. We wish them one and all every prOSperity in their new field of labor, The October number of the De- lineator is called the Autumn Num- ber, and comprises an abundance cf the best information on how to meet the best requirements of Fashion, a diversity of choice literary features and timely household diScussions. The first of two papers on Women in English Society, by Mrs. Fenwick Miller, interestingly discusses the basis and the distinctions of the English social structure and the broad humanitarian impulses of many of its members. Jaw-awn and His Folks, by Mary Hartwell Cather- wood, a topical sketch the scene of which is laid in the Ohio Valley, is delightfully quaint in its pathetic charm. Subscription price of the. Delineator $1.00 per year. Singlel ccpies 15c. i Mr. J. J. Tilley, Model School In- spector, of Toronto, visited the school here oficially on Friday last, and found everything satisfactory. As Mr. Tilley remained over till Saturday evening we had the pleas- ure of a friendly call, and a renewal of our former acquaintanceship form- ed during our pedagogical career. In speaking of the School here, he gave us to understand that the work, both professional and non-profession- al, is A. 1. and he regards Mr. Allan as a good man, an energetic teacher, a close and careful student of school methods, and through his energies the school now occupies a front rank amongst the Model Schools of the Province. The Anniversary and Harvest Home Services of the Varney Meth- odist Church will be held next Sun- day, Oct. 2nd. Rev. Mr. Flagg, CIDER Th 03. B untmg. " A good time is Admission 15 and 25 cts . thoroughly . J. BEEMER Apply All Ratepayers and others who have not paid their first Instalment of taxes should remember that three per cent will be added for collection. Pay up at once and save the eon. of Don't forget to call at. the Big for your Boots anJ Shoes this talk. I'"" " as a mere bogey, and demonstrated that personal liberty could be exer- cised only so far as it did not inter- fere with the welfare of society. Mr. Calder occupied the chair, the united choirs took part in the sing- ing and the meeting closed witha favorable opinion of Mr. Glaseford. On Wednesday evening of last week Rev. Mr. Glassford, Presbyter- ian Minister of Guelph, addressed a full house in the interest of the Plebiscite vote to be taken through- out the Dominion to-day, Sept. 29th. In his introductory remarks he ad; mitted that like all other questions, the present issues had two sides, and that arguments worthy of con-i 'sideration could be made by both opposing parties, He did not come to saya harsh word against those who were engaged in the liquor trafic in any way. He recognized it as a legitimate business, sanctioned by the law of the land, and engaged in by those who had authority from the Government while others were by the same authority prohibited from engaging in the business. His argu- ments in apposition to the “Ten Good Reasons” of the liquor party were clear-cut, and convincing. The plea for personal liberty, be regarded Trinity Church Harvest Home, Anniversary Services were held on Thursday evening last, the church ~being beautifully decorated for the occasion and special music provided by the choir which seemed to give the full benefit of their musical ability to the delight of the music loving portion of the audience. Rur- al Dean Robinson, of Walkerton, was present to conduct the services, but was assnsted by Rever- eneds Ryan, Herbert, of Walter’s Falls, and Mr. Thos. Farr. The ser- mon was brief but pointed, Mr. Robinson’s remarks being based on} the text “ Consider the Lilies of the] fields how they grow etc.” The col- lection at the close was highly grati- fying, as it amounted to between twenty-five and thirty dollars. We were pleased to see Mr. D. S. Corlett, of Dornoch, sufficiently re- covered from his gun explosion ac- cident to be able to attend the Fair. Division Court was held Wednes- day, Judge Morrison presiding. Docket. small. ‘Ve have to thank a few for pay- ing their subS' on Fair day. Mrs. Crowther, of Chat sworth. is Spending a. couple of weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs.Robt.A1joe Sr. Rev. Mr. Herbert, who spent a week with Mr. Thos. Farr, returned last week to his charge at \Valter’s Falls, Mr. James Coleville returned to town a few days ago, Mr. Thos. Farr officiated in the English Church, Hanover, on Sun- day last. Miss Emma McLean, a former member of the CHRONICLE Staff, and Miss Hattie Wiggins, both of whom have been in Toronto for some time past, are now VIsiting their parents and friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cairns, of Flesherton Station, visited friends in town Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Munn, timber dealer of Michi- gan was in town on Saturday last. Mr. Wm. Armstrong, of Markdale, was in town Saturday to remove to Markdale a lot of machinery he purchased recently near Fergus. Mr. Wm. Wall, of Merlin, 05633237 Kent, spent a few days in town and vicinity visiting friends. Miss Sara Vollet retu Friday from a trip of sev duration in Toronto, Kinc other places. Pay Your 1‘qu PERSONAL. on bus 111888. O 9 I‘ several weeks ncardine and Don’t Waste Money. If you have nerve trouble or dys- pepsia. take Sloan’s Indian Tonic. It cures by purifying; the blood and regulating the bowels. Then dys- pepsia and nervous diseases disap- pear. This is the scientific and cor- rect way of doing. Get a $1.00 bot- tle of Sloan’s Indian Tonic. which lasts six weeks. Sold at all dealers. FOR anything in the School book line go to Macfarlane’s Drug Store. CLEARING sale of fancy China at Macfarlane’s Drug Store. Every thing must go. PURE Spices and Vinegars at Mac- farlane’s Drug Store. Try them. THE CHRONICLE for the balance of the year to new subscribers only 25c. competition including “ Ladies’ Com- fort Soap Race ” is large an excel- lent day’s sport may be expected. The Society will also give another of their high class concerts for which Weather permitting judging of horses, manufacturies and poultry also speeding in the ring and other amusements will -oommence at l p. m. sharp. In addition to the large list of speeding, trocting, bicycle and “Ladies’ Comfort Soap races,” etc., for which see prize list and posters, there will be an open trot (Marsh’s “Hal Forest " barred) for apurse of 360. Also a. 3 minute trot, horses eligible who have not! The excessive and continued rains Friday last having prevented East Grey Agricultural Society from judg- ing and carrying out their large pro- gramme of speeding, trotting and other amusements, they have decid- ed (as their motto has been during SpaCIODS and beautiful grounds at1 Flesherton on Tuesday, October 11th. I We Invite All to Visit Our Mimnery Opening and see the Elegant Display of Novelties for the Coming Season. 813.133.2882 29, SEPT. 27 28, General Dry Goods TAKES PLACE Millincry, Mantles Grand Fall Opening of 8pe_§;______ial Mlllmery Flesherton Show Postponed. Ramsay Morlock. And Following Days. - AND OPENING! Call and inspect the very large New Stock. As we are under no expense for hired help our customers get the benefit. 8. CULBERTSON. Shop over S. Scott’s Store. Lower Town l, NISH the Ladies of Durham-awnd ‘v‘i’cix'xo ity with the LATEST STYLES IN FALL MILLINERY. 0 ening Days Friday and Saturday. p Sept. 30 and Oct. lst. MR. Henry Parker advertises an extensive Auction Sale of Pure Bred. Shorthorn Stock here on Wednesday,. Oct. 12th. See his notice elsewhere in this issue. Catalogue of Ped- igrees now ready. Mnumv OPENING! Mr. Eli Jones, who returned from Nipegon last week reports having caught a brook trout weighing six and three quarter pounds and meas- uring over two fee t in length. The entertainment by Miss Ethel" Webb and Mr. W. Graham was a grand success. Thos. Poehlman Co. shipped 9. car of apples to Scotland last week. A large deputation of our business men waited on Mr. Henry Brigham, of Allan Park, to get him to run for the County Councillorship. After pressing their request and expressing confidence on account of his muni- cipal experience Mr. Brigham con- sented to accept nomination. fall Term now open. Members admit any ttme. E$ht regular Teachers. 5] Equipment. rite tor Catalogue. W. H. SHAW, Principal, Ribbons, Novelty Silks, Dress Goods, _ Trimmings, SHORTHANI), TYI EWRITING, and ALL Commercial Subjectf are properly taught â€"IN THEâ€" S__AGAIN PREPARED TO FURâ€" CENTRM BUSINESS COLLEGE MISS CULBERTSON and Following Days. Our Dress Goods Department, Display -â€" OI“ TORONTO. -â€"-â€" Laces, Etc. E HANOVER. open. Members admitted at: t regular Teachers. Splendid fn f1“- l‘n‘n'n _.--. NO 1647