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fl ting machine. two tons in weight, which he has recently added to his plant at a cost of 3210. The machine in Operation was a great attraction for the crowd. A tire can be set with out taking it of! the wheel and the job done in less than fifteen minutes. The show of stock was good and the pointers given by the expert judges appeared to be appreciated by those interested in stock raising. In car. flags horses a pretty span owned by Joe. Conn got the red ticket. In general purpose and dranghts Asa nm and Jas. Patton each got the 5 meted ticket as did also A. Shear- u.“ tor a fine stepping saddle beast. fie track was in prime condition for .asdiag and from the tine the hell 5...” the sports ia that line. which . . ' euddered very coed. held tho ” . e! the crowd. The awards fellows: trot. D. lo “M 1‘; J-_vus Old Ethel \Vbitten reepeetively. Outlide the hall our enterprising mnluturer, Mr. D. Mc’l‘avish, Med u number of fine cerritgee 93.100 exhibited his new tire aet- The East Grey Exhibition held here on Tuesday and \Vednesday of last week encountered bleak weather the second day which interfered some- what with the attendance, but not- withstanding the threatening rain and chilling winds the gate receipts ran up to the gratifying sum of 8176.86. The entries in some lines were a little short of last year, but the Show on the whole was good. In the hall the exhibit of ladies’ work though not as large as last year was fine in quality and highly praised by some who had been judges at other flairs. There were some fine sam- ples of grain and the dairy depart- ment contained some very choice but- ter. In roots, fruits and vegetables the display was good and contained some very fine samples. There was a very tempting display of bread, pies, cakes, pickles and canned fruit, and also to the eye a very pleasing allow of foliages, flowering plants and cut flowers. Mr. W. H. Bunt nude an attractive display of furni- ture and Mr. W'. Moore and Mr. W. Barnhouse were again to the front with harness and boots respectively, Hrs. Bulmer and Mr. Bert Barn- houae show fine collections of photos. Ills Robina Smith, of this place, 0p- erated on her knitting machines and was surrounded by many interested spectators. Mr. T. P. Wilson. of Initials, made a good show of sew- ing machines and elected some sales. ‘ Sons nice specimens of penmenshipi and tree hand drawmg were exhibit- { 03. In the lormer the prizes were awarded to Fred Karatedt. Mabel 30" and Robt. Bellamy and in the hush-‘12. liargtadt, '1‘. A. Ferguson FLESHERTON 9’ Mu. J. W. Hondoroon bu return- ed to her home in Toronto after I. lengthy visit here. ' In. I. K. Riohudaon returned Mondty from : month’s visit to To- ronto and London. Mr. Juno: McMullen. west bnck line, is very ill this week. Dr. Cur- ie: is in attendance. We tender our congratulations to week took unto himself a life part- ner in the person of Miss May Wer- liug, daughter of Mr. John Warling. of the Meaford Road. Mr. and Mrs McClocklin are settling in their new homeâ€"Mr. Herron’s house on Col- lingwood street. Mr. John Thistlewaite returned last week from Toronto Hospital much improved in health. Mrs. P. Loucks had a quilting on Tuesday afternoon and entertained a large number of her lady friend: at tea in the evening. Mr. J ames Falstead has moved in- to Ms. McKee’efiouee on Calling- wood street. j . There are tricksin everyltradeusaid n . L 'some Special admirers of {ev. .l ag- ' Remnants ’ wood, who drove eight or nine miles , , fto hear him as announced a Varney SC (1“le 80110119 to han(l. 3011 Sunday but were disappointed. :1] less than remulgu' price. The congregation’s experience with a Zthe genial and obliging Divine as- sured them he would grant their re- quest to be present under ordinary ecircumstances, but another engage- ment of two months’ standing could not be laid aside. But if anyone fdrove twice nine miles to hear Rev. ;Pomeroy they would be well repaid ; as he ‘is one of the cleveresc preachers ‘besides the church was beautiful to behold and the choir excellent. , - _ _-_._ The boys look jaunty with their} l‘:.Listle Pete.” 2.40 'l‘rot: R. 310- new driving whips. The charge ofl l[Grin-’3, “.Brownie ” lst; Dr. Airth’s’ ten cents for checking whips in con- “ Josephine ” 2nd; D. McGibbon’s i nection with the hotels on Show Day “ Doubtless ” 3rd. Named race: S. ? caused many an old stub to remain ‘Edgerton s “ Lucy” lst; C, Patter- ’ unclaimed. l l son’s_“Law” 2nd; C. Patterson’s? \.r T 1' - --- -- Mr. Desgle has his water wheel in power house up and is stringing the electric light wires on the poles from Eugenia this week. Mr. M. K. Richardson occupied the Methodist pulpit on Sabbath evening last and gave an interesting dis- course on hyms and hymn writers. Some of the incidents related were of a touching character. At the Presbyterian: church in the evening Mr. T. Colquett. teacher. Ceylon. gave a very interesting address to the Christian Endeavorers on "A Searching Question;” based on John 21: 15-25. The usual ‘Fair Concert was not given on “'ednesday evening of last week, but a travelling Company gave an entertainment to a $42 house. Messrs. Boyd. Hickling Co. and T. J. Sheppard held their millinery openings last week and both houses showed beautiful creations in head- wear and many other novelties to please their lady customers. The Methodist Ladies’ Aid Social held. at Mr. Boyd’s fine new residence â€" vâ€"-â€"v.-vv on Friday everling last. was much en- joyed by all present. Parlor games were heartily engaged in and a pleas- ing programme of vocal and instru- mental music was rendered. _-.. .. u-.. ...u, V. 1. uwursuu's " Fred ” 3rd. The best of order pre- vailed and no mishaps occurred all of which with the measure of success attending the Fair was gratify to the members of the Society. Alittlo daughter lately arrived u the homo of Mr. N». Whitman. Min Snub McArthur is home for a abort rut. She ha been living in Durham luoly. Photogrepher W. '1‘. Young took to excellent photo of the school a week ego. Mr. Young’s work is the equel of that of many professionels. Sgt. J. Firth and Corporal A. Mc' Comb returned last Saturday from camp at Niagara and report a good time. Corporal Allan Bell remains a couple of weeks in Toronto to show the Queen City people how a corporal ought to carry himself. \ Mr. Grant McComb has secured a situation in Toronto for the winter. Messrs. G. Binnie and C. Firth at- tended the Holstein Show as judges. while Miss K. A. Firth attended as something else. C. Firth and daugh- ter also attended Flesherton Show, the former again no judge. Miss Annie McCormick wheeled over from Walketton fora brief visit to her mother here. Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold 11: one day. N 0 Care. No P ay. Price 25 cents. Mr. T. McComb sold a two-year-old colt to Jack Firth, of Edge Hill. for a neat. 8100. . Mr. Walter Nichol returned last week from bonny Scotland where he spent a very pleasant six weeks’ visit amongst old friends. . The only improvement we saw about the Durham Show this year was the increased admission fee. Surely the directorate can furnish something better in the way of amusement than what they had this year, and surely they can find a bet- ter use for the people’s money than for whiskey for judges, etc. And so a Chronicle correspondent would have Wm. Bell and his bride reside in Toronto amid showers of rice, etc.! ! ! Teacher McDonald has expressed his intention to not engage for the coming year, but to go West next summer for a trip. Mr. J. Vessie with his threshing outfit returned from near Neustadt in time for Holstein Show, and had his whole suit been in keeping with his new hat he would have been the greatest dude on the grounds. 4 Our Sunday School Concert is to 3 take place on October Qist. The 1 managers say a large crowd, a large ; programme and small admittance fee [ is what they are aiming at. Mrs. Wm, Mathews accompanied her mother to Stratford where the latter underwent an apparently suc- cessful operation {or appendicitis. ‘ Miss McKechnie, of Collingwood. has become Mr. Sproule’s assistant bin the post oifice. Miss Hannah Bellamy has removed Eher dress making parlors to the shop ! formerly occupied by her in Strain’ 3 “block Mr. Joe Lennox’s services with his steam threshing machine is in much demand at present. The good. crop puts renewed courage in farmers. An unoccupied house of Mrs. Brad- ley’s on the old homestead now leas- ed by Mr. Geo. Pollock, was destroy- ed by firelwith some stored away furniture on Sunday night. Cause unknown. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McCallum, of Brussels, and Mr. Abraham Bridges and Miss Esther Bridges of Belgrave, while up at the Petchâ€"-Ector wed- ding called on Mr. and Mrs. James Tucker. Their short stay would seem to indicate they had some pre- monition of being called up again in the near future. Mrs. Brown, of Collingwood. who was a judge of ladies’ work at the Fair was the guest of Mrs. A. S. Van Dusen. A number of friends from Durham called on Mrs. Firth at the Manse on Fair day last. week. Mr. Blackett Robinson, editor of the Dominion Presbyterian. Ottawa, was in town last week and gave your cor. a friendly call. .‘Hrs. (Rev.)Wilson is in Toronto this week a delegate to the meeting of the Toronto Branch of the W. F. Mr. Mervin Vanzant and his moth- er, of Toronto. are visiting relatives here and in Osprey. Mrs. Andrew Wilson is spending 8 week with her daughter in Toronto. Stop: the Cough and Works of the Cold. CORNER CON CERNS. BUN ESSAN. oâ€"co.o.â€"o o.» T0 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Lock Drawer a Miss Bella Weir is at present. stay- ing,with her aunt, Mrs. Davis. near Cement Lake. Quite a number from this part. at- tended Holstein Show, and although the day was rather wet, everybody seemed to be enjoying themselves. By the way, who was the young man seen buying rubbers for his best girl? Several agents were seen in this part with cream separators on Satur- day last. We believe that one ofour energetic farmers is greatly in the notion of buying one. Take Laxative Bromo Quiuine Tublets All Dru giete refund the money ifjit fails to cure EL”. . Grave’s signature on each box. 250. Mr. M. Hooper has purchased an engine to run his separator. Matt. believes in keeping up with the times. A meeting of the Women’s Insti- tute was held at Mrs. \V. L. Dixon’s on Thursday last. Mrs. Hargrave is visiting relatives in Walkerton this week. Miss B. Dixon is holidaying with Glenelg friends. Mr. John Collins, California, visited for a day 01 two last week with his sister, Mrs. Hargrave, who mhe had not seen for over thirty years. Mrs. Thos. McGirr, Durham, visit- ed at her sisters’. Mrs. John Weir’s and Mrs. W. L. Dixon’s, for a few days last week. Mr. R. J. Hawthorne, of Walker- ton, was here on Insurance busxness last week. Rev. Wray R. Smith’s sermon on Sunday last was a masterpiece. For twenty-four years Vapo-Creaolene has been extensively used for all forms of throat and bronchial troubles. All Druggisls. The “calm above Durh Cameron 100 acres am on Garafran Rogd. neighborhood for “ chaps !” Mr. Jim Bartley is dubbed in our vicinity the “Prince of Threshers.” Each year finds him more popular and doing better work. This year he beat the record on the 6th. Grim- looking and muscular. with a keen eye‘ and an active step, he is the pic- ture of an ideal thresher. but in social life a. more genial fellow cannot be. He has a very heavy season’s work on hand. OFFERS FOR NOTHING The First Chance to Buy: and other buildings. 'Said to have a lot of fine hardwood timber 100 Acres in Bantinok, in excellent state of cultivation, good buildings and fences, good soil. school and the farm. Owner get ' THE Hanover Conveyancer On Sept. 30th, to R. '1‘. Edwards and wife was born boy No. 5. Great. neighborhood for “ chaps !” Mrs. Husdon, of South Bentinck, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. J. Peart. Mr. and Mrs. George Blair and Master Artie returned from their western trip on Friday. They had a very pleasant journey. Miss Cassie McNally leaves this week for Toronto. Miss Jennie Davis returned to the city last week. money made. If your drug int cannot an ply you, and us one do la: and we vi 1 exprou you 3 bottle. Be sure and in tho nun. of your non-est ex reuo ce. Adm-cu, J. C. AY B 00.,Inwoll, nun. “My. hair was falling out very fast and I was greatly alarmed. I then tried Ayer’s Hair Vigor and my hair stopped falling at once.”â€" Mrs. G. A. McVay, Alexandria, O. The trouble is your hair does not have life enough. Act promptly. Save your hair. Feed it with Ayer’ 8 Hair Vigor. If the gray hairs are beginning to . Miller . . GLENMONT. TRAVERSTON . MILLER *“ ‘.0 Oâ€"Q Hair HANOVER. on! Llwgys prompt, and he. .. powerful influence over neat-align. pains. which it douroya iLER dmoct u once. Norvilino in highly mnm_-_j-1 1-... hi - ___.~_ â€"- â€"â€"“--' recommended for Rheumatism. Lum-r '. Iago. Sciuion. and Toothuoho. Better try 0. 25:. bottle, it's :11 right. _- 'H"’J - vuyuavku U, all who kuew her. The funeral took place to Hanover cemetery on Fri- day and was largely attended by relatives and friends. The services were conducted :10 the house and grave by the Rev. 'l‘ivietmeyer, of Hanover. The Borrowing family have the sympath of the community in their hour of sorrow. } We regret to announce the death of Mrs. Henry Beckenhaver who was called away on Wednesday. Oct. let to a better land above at the age of 57 years, 7 montha and 17 days. She was born in Germany in 1845 and Canada in 1868 settling in Waterloo County. moving in 1876 to Bentinck. One son and one daughter was the result of the union, John on the homestead with the father, who was a“ kind husband, and Mrs. Henry Lippert near the same place. She was a loving mother and a kind, ob- liging neighbor. highly respected by . an" n-Lâ€" |--â€"- Threshing is in full bloom around here just now and we are pleased to say that there is lots to do There is a. big yield of grain, but the oats will weigh light owing to the heavy rust on the Straw A short time ago death visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Wells and claimed for its victim a little son about 6 years old with bronchitis. Mr. anu Mrs. Wells and family have our sincere sympathy in their hour of trouble. Mr. William A. Hazlett has been under the doctor’s care lately but we are pleased to say that he is able to be around again. There is one man in our county who says that the Lord has given him too much stuff this year and he is nearly killed trying to save it. The farmers in this part are get- ting things pretty well wound up. We have a big potato crop and a big potato rot and in most cases the roc has got the biggesc share. Say. the query is, who were the three young men that took a bag and went on Sunday and stole all the crab apples 0!! a tree in T. B’s garden on the North line. O’Reilfy says he is good fdr Jimthfu: self. Where does Bob come in? Jim Jeffery, Huh Fitzsimmons and! Pat O’Reilly were about having a' three-cornered contest the other day. ; Jim says that he cam do both up. but: Miss S. Brigham and L. Park left for Toronto last week. We wish them good luck and a safe return. Mr. and Mrs. R. Bell and family. of Glenelg,‘u~ere visiting Mr. H. Mc- Mr. and M m of Glenelg‘, we: Caslan lately. Mr. John Cornish is to be congrat- ulated for having: taken so many prizes at Durham and Neustadt shows. Our new School House is about completed. and we are all looking forward to having a concert in it. Miss Jessie Mark has gone to at- tend the Stanford Business College. Mrs. Wm. Pin der is visitinéfriends at Pine Lake. Miss Kezia and Edith Lewis who were home attending their sister’s wedding returned to Toronto Friday morning. Mr. John Calvert sold seventy-five head of {at cattle on Monday. Another ridiculous food fed has been branded by the most competent authorities. They have dispelled the silly notion that'one kind of food is needed for brain. another for muscles. and still another for bones. A cor- rect diet will not only nourish a par- ticular part of the body. but it will sustain every other pert. Yet. how- ever good your food may be, its nutriment is destroyed by indigestion or dyspepsia. You must prepare for their appearance or prevent their coming by taking doses of Green’s August Flower. the favorite medicine of the healthy millions. A few doses aids digestion. stimulates the liver to healthy action. purifies the blood and makes you feel buoyant and vigor- ous. You can ‘. at this reliable reme- dy at Darling’s Drug Store. Miss Minnie 1. ‘ornish was the guest of Miss Queen Wednesday of8 last week. Quite a number from here attend- ed morning service at Holstein Meth- odist. church. and had the pleasure of hearing Rev. Mr. Magwood. of Ar- thur. A very pleasant event took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lewis on Wednesday, October lat. when their daughter, Miss Lizzie, was married to Mr. Joseph Dowling, of Egremont. None but relntives of contracting parties were present. \Ve extend our hearty congratula- tions. Born to Mr. and Mrs. George Schram, a daughter. Miss Victoria Carmount has re- turned home after a stay of seversl months in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Queen of Woodland. were». the guest of§Mr. and Mrs. J. Queen last Sunday. Bruin-Food Hm ALLAN PARK. ".O~ ORCHARD '0 it's :11 right. -'.O.â€"â€"Q O o 0.0 .. :1" .56th -vv :invon to “NW 0‘36. 8!. Preference J18, “Lt". Vamoy P. O. â€"â€"â€"-â€"-â€".v. v -- "1 ”NiacinMwm whom. ”maâ€"4. JOHN LIVINGSTON Also Organs, Sewing Machines and Cream Separators See the Single and TM)- furyows, both walking and rldmg'. They’ll please you. MASSEY -- HARRIS SHOWROOMS. August 19th. 12. HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS for sale the water power known a: .l. for sale the water power known a: “ Hayward’s l‘nlls,” Glenelg. NEIL MCKECHNIE, Durham, (but JNO. A. DARLING TRADE MARKS DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS ac. Anyone sending n sketch and deacri unn ma! PM“! Mn our opinion free wgethex an audition 1! probably pstenuble. (‘nmmumcu om Itrlctl confidential. Illndbook on Patent. ”1"“. free. ldou ncy for securing patents. stout. “ken t. roach Munn Cu. rectal" Mal gotta. ynpout c111“. In the: A handsomely mm week! . Largest cm cnhtolon of any “we urns’l. Terms. 33 Q I” 0 m “02“.. ‘1- 80 d by aleewsd‘efler-I i“ fonrmonthu. 81. 801 Ill"! Co. "'9'" BMWOQUI‘BL llarling’s . . Meet Me at [he Fountain. SflMG HUME THE NEWS Superior grades of Writing Paper, Pads, Tablets, Note Books, c., 820. very cheap. Can’t be excelled ALE OR FEMALE. SECUN D Water Power For Sale. Scieiiliflc Hmcrican. Teacher Wanted. â€"SUPERIOR QUALITY â€"SUAERIOR FRUITS. -SUPERIOR SERVICE. stock is very lsrge sud complete sad is selected with it view of meeting every requirement-41m most fastidious as well as sin. plest tuts. If you’re puticular in your cor- respondence, we can supply .11 your needl in Fine Stationery, and at decidedly low prices. Chemist tnd Dru ggist in which we are now making a specialty. AGENT-DURHAM {53-"mm'5'fléwlun tf. reference W out for the total a. moon this Thursday ni , can and ' .3 Ifllflld'mnt Your “'WW’ W. of the Elite claim: u very Special hue [tom It ‘l.50 per dozen who: notice. Wmâ€"Parties to ca outing) two to tixehund a.-.“ in 0. good bush Gib-on COIIiDSOD. Ceylon fulfil-u snow of Um s but. on Thursday morning Though it came too Parlx' fl it WCOOSlly. we make i met on the authority m fit (Cluble Witnesses “1.9. TUESDAY'S Daiiie: mdemonc at the chick cums into «fit Iny hat and (:on' Mt time. makiu crisis on the approa‘ Tan summer is “(WV 11 Old '0 doubt if the oldest In: ever witnessed a Simi wherein not a Single mm .9011 was experienced { Opting up to the presem ' OUIArmy, a moviL: ‘ui nurooptian entertain 2‘; thibttod in the-hall mm Itchy and Thursday mg! Wat. They were under 1‘ of the Durham Fire hemr they roccived u very pour The Chow was certainly 1 the kind we ever saw. berry. N. \V. T.. will 4 thanks for n V on sulum count . It will please us M other. in the eeme way. ‘ We of THE Cuuoxn'u i excellent peper." It nmk to but people talk like during our six years’ exp Mflptpel’ life we hare take our medicine pretty Till progressiveuoss Iowlpnper milking finds I (“notation in the Turq 'hich occupiesa high pl tho nut Canadian dai} v1 Cit ltroke of The News il Cot publication the story a “O V‘mpire " by Bram 5* 80? i. an Irish harm? node A great name for English literoture. hm “Ibtfluy hic beat uurk ”filled to one Of thv md Old profoundly interest «or urltu-n On Sat ur “October, The News M Cbneommence I series 0 Old Toot-mom chnrac Le- r1 "£350 DURING THE PAST cumuICLE READER [WID'B millinery IS in PM Pom und other par Muhao’ a Drug Storm ’- Allison. M. A.. H m ”V0 receirmi “mandatiou from tho ”Mai Conventio M ill Flatherton to-mm mutiny. Man's htve in anot m. floor muta, all pri 0030.03:qu importation no. to htnd. “’e an 3 p10“. youâ€"Maclarlan‘ .0. the advance proof lily leading Divinvs. “he! departure m Click; in this counfry. “we“ .ttuiu a Wid? p WI omitted to mentio: Cook. :30 an accideu: 2| 9'“! Glut. a young su “It. J. A. 61:88. of thit in bundling a revolver. Mindy. when the rhir “0 contents into the “3. causing him to h “Inwhu. ungracefuily 5. lo. While we are g'. rm wi‘tbh m we rm g‘flpructice of more \ oni 0‘ Inch dang. :01 ' ‘t in this connect“ ’ Chamber of corn 0! a violttion of ' gun- u‘e dilcht . bu limits. We “aim it is to 1 Ont-sou can‘ a 'j u without a ; - support of th .. ,'. humfl tl “ “an to a: “I. W. J. Amman. 0‘ WING Day NO. 1858.