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ange. ts July. Ailies and yet waterâ€" * 20 1 3 WY NJ f . Hookhs or LN d on Merit Durham. & L. P A L T W F U L pring 63 1 ‘Onâ€" On FH, oar t etc. w ork 1‘cd w our i or the WANTED.â€"Intelligent mer with good education to whom $800 and exâ€" penses for the first year would be an inducement. Write with full particulâ€" FS. THE M[\.\.\(;ER. 40 Ri(_‘h[uond 8St, West., Toronto, Ont, h Goderich and Woodstock Organs. N "'J Sewing Machines. A fow GOO0D COOKING STOVES left, at L42GE STOCK ON HAND AT %4 UPPER TOWN Durham, June 15th 1897. Pee _ Harcvesters, Turnip Sowers, Scufflers, Pl other Implement for Farm Work One Car Binder Twine, Best Brands. _ Maxwell Binders, Mowers and Horseâ€"Rakes cerin inders: and owers ol i We take this opportunity of thiuuking our customers for pasi patronage, and we are convinced that tha new system will meris a coutinuance of the sams. "Large Sailes & Small Profits." N. C. & J. McKechnie. MDDiurslhcâ€"am, Augwg. 9th CANADA CARRIAGE CO‘S. CARRIAGES, CHAS. McKINNON‘S. BUGGIES, &e CHATIIAM AND SNOW BALL waGGoxs. We beg to inform our Customâ€"| _ ers and the Public generally f}’ that we have adopted the Cash ta System, which means Cash or J Ej:' its equivailent, and that ouri;E Motto will be [%. VOL. XIX.â€"NO 28. The CASH «_ arrC 3 EEITAT m TL . AaAT o8 ADOPTED BY| .. G. & J. McKECHNIE. <s & C TnM Of from $10,00 to m.w-mcotding to ability J for canvussers on "Queen Victorin: Her Life and R‘.o-ign."‘mnnn'rx. trial month on our big commisâ€" w Caegl l uk l 0 PC CA CWP w CCCAd sion. The Diamond Jubilee is booming this wonderfnl volume, keeping all bands working enrly and late. ‘The only Canadian work Jacceptâ€" ad by Her Maj*sty and endorsed by the Royal Family. A beantiful big boek at a amall price Huirvy your #«pplication. The BRADLEYâ€"GAKkâ€" KETSON Co., L+td. Toront», Ont. ht â€" Burhd We WllAlr?ray Straight Weekly Salaries , Scufflers, Plows, and etery %% _ DURHAM. New Williams and below cost. ed, but not without a fearful struggle on the part of the privileged classes. | Meanwhile, this an(f other commercial ‘ clouds are darkening the McKinley| regime. and the clouds which closed on Bryan are assuraing a silver lining. â€"A great strike of coal miners is in‘ progress in the United States, and ; other branches of organized labor talk | of coming to their assistance. It promâ€"/ ises to be one of the great contests beâ€", tween capital and labor which are|! becoming so frequent _ Bellamy‘s; dream that * the nation should organâ€" | ize for industry in the same way it ; organizes for war" may yet be realizâ€" | [ to Spain, se __â€"North G ic n" ’ Certainly the rey not . most s has placed t'hcir) .RefOrm Association Job,t,h“‘(;l"":t t’luhnmt:’ou::fihbpeech, if Cleland i present member, M uccoesaful tenxcl the weil ktnat, by Nr. s in the field T F. |Chairnm eacher of the own and candidate. _ The as their next‘ Mr. Grul" publicly &(‘kno\sf].c“”"' The characterized proceedings were| picnic a.r:(?'l" was the chlef‘ edged that and tl ed by the utmost har rs Hduches, sugces VeryLbing MP. OfAham f l 1e declaration of a u mony, l Last !;utn ess crowned it, r. Graham y ination roused great nanimous ‘ and the Rev‘i’;‘z,eut came the Chroni Ar. Cleland 1 enthusiasm. | °4 vigorously a Mr. Irwin br ronicle s j , educati A in showing th .Ilade a capital s * ) ed ('“vtl()lm.l. y and at some l::l.:mcb R tOr Ongtv at lt wWis a for'unaw l::?chi(li“Vie\V ".an"'l::z tfiatriOLic linegthT(l;nJ rIo j s P ing | CA W e e * e been Suoceet(;l;; i‘l' Oliver Mowat h:g | lself h';: oll)ll?i ft;';R:&IInue c':,(fngfin‘.?; llx(',n” # y so a ence uimmir imâ€" a man as Mr. Hard ble and hon estl i. of E!le resources of Ed the excelâ€" speech has in i y. Mr. Cleland‘ {Loche Wire Walki ge Hill. 1as in it a ring of vi and‘s| Locheed was quit ing by Prof, W g \'lctory, % ‘u?d hifi nerve &ln.;u tkhll'lulng exhi‘bitionlo plauded. skill were duly ‘t!:: â€"â€"The great Christian Endeavor Convention is in ‘session in San Franâ€" cisco and 20,000 delegates are in attendance. Pres, Clark made a stirring adaress on ‘"*A world encirelâ€" ing movement °* and one is forced to conclude it must be when we read that the Junior Badge Banner to the country making the greatest proporâ€" tionate increase during the year goes to Spain, : â€"Tory newspapers have been busy lately making changes in the Liberal cabinet, and predicting disastrous times for the government in the process. These machine tactics should receive their quietusâ€"for a whileâ€"since the Premier has saidâ€""I know of no changes, actual or contemplated." When Sir Oliver Mowat tells Eaurier he is an incapable and Laurier gets even with Mowat, Cartwright, Tarte and a few others by describing them as a " nost of traitors," will be a fitting time to predict changes. __â€"The Jubilee celebrations â€"have given an immense impetus to the idea of Federation, and no one thing has contributed more to that end than the presence and prominence of our own premier. Ontario province is larger than any of the Australian "colonies, " yet her chief magistrate is not thought of because a greater than Hardy is here. =â€"The Sultan has practically defied the powers, and will not agree to leave Thessaly. The powers are now invitâ€" ed to ‘"‘make a demonstration " at once to compel the Sultan to yield! How the Sultan will laugh! Is Thessaly to be another Armenia ?2 ; â€"Cape Colony has distinguished it self in a practical way. She has made the Imperial Nayy a present of a first class battle ship, ~Canada‘s gift was of & commercial nature, the Cape‘s is proâ€" tective, both are extremely pleasing to the British people. â€"Thé English Rudgeâ€"Whitworth Bicycle Company have made a cut of almost 50 per cent on their wheels, and a mild panic among manutacturâ€" ers has been the result. Importations will be stopped and the cut may come ‘ here too. ' â€"Pres. Kruger suggested to his exâ€" ecutive and it was dote, that as a fitâ€" ting act of grace at the jubilee period, the only two remaining prisoners of the raid should be liberated. _ He is a tactful gemerous old man. â€"Mr. and Mrs, (Gla@dstone have been entertaining Sir Wilfrid, and the premiers of {New ‘South Wales and New Zealand. The Grand Old Man is still one of the sights of England. â€"A case of murder and suicide in a house of ill fame in Montreal last week, A liquor crazed man shot a woman, not the one he meant however, and then suicided. Fruits of the traffic. Premier Sir Wilfrid Laurier goes to Paris on July 17, and will later visit Switzerland, He will then return to England and sail for home about August 19. â€"The heated term caused nearly 400 deaths in U.‘S. cities. Editorial Note and Comment. ce e Gnee * + &6 + DURHAM, THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1897 ONTARIO ARCHIVEsS TORONTO We were (i)leased to meet Mr. Beaton and his lovely bride o grounds. A Baseball Match between Edgehill and Zion was played on a field nearby, Zion bemg the winners, the home cntcz- er getting an injured eye weakening his team. It was a splendid day for a booth, and it was well patronized, The fireworks at night were quite a success we were told though it caused a few mishaps by startling horses. Next year the committee intend to have the grounds lit by electric light. The Wire Walking hy Prof, Wm, Locheed was quite a thrilling exhibition, and his nerve and skill were duly apâ€" plauded. Glenelg tug of war team was ready but Bentinck for some reason wasn‘t. so this event did not come off. The speeches of the day were deliverâ€" ed by Dr. Mearns, Hanovyer, and Geo. Binnie both of who launched out with eloquence on features suggested by this Jubilee year. _ Barrister Batson was also honored and acquitted himself well. In the course of his remarks, he made a gentle hint that the two last named speakers were political aspirants, and‘ being a lawyer he ought to know. ‘ Edgehill picniecs may haye to do withâ€" out Chrissty Williams some time, (in tne far future we hope) but at present he seems a fitting father to the whole comâ€" mumity,. His racy description of the 47 years growth of Glenelg babies he has witnessed, ‘"*and begorra they are still growiug" is always taking, but the viin of the old man is best seen in his soug, Without a doubt the first in the list of attractions to the grsatest number is the dancing platform, and though the thermometer was at 95 degrees hundreds of both sexes "swung and cleekit" the whole afternoon and well into the night l to the inspiring strains of varied music, violin, fife and bagpipes of the well known _ McDonald Bros., Priceviile. Whew ! It made one hot to look at them. Is it right to dance? Asked the C, E. Workers at Dromore just one week before. ‘The engrossing nature of the amusement is well shown here but the | yuestion of its rectitude it is safe to sa was far from the thoughts of the youlZ' and beauty who tripped the light fanâ€" tastic on the planks that day. A platform surrounded with canvas scenery, once no doubt brilliant, but now showing the touch of time was taken possession of by Mr. Jno. Moffatl as Chairman early in the afternoon and for 3 or 4 hours speech and song was presented to those who were not enamâ€" ored of the dancing. _ An organ, taken there by Mr. 8. T. Orchard, Agent, Durham, was cleyerly handled by Miss Black, Durham, as an accompanyâ€" ist. Prof,. Peel gaye some cornet solos to the delight ugthe crowd. _ Mr. 8. T. Orchard was rapturously enchored in the comic line, as was also Mr. Leighton. Miss Mary Gordon, our young rising elocutionist, captured Edgehill by her skill as a declaimer, nu(P though the scream of the bagpipes broke into the middle of her selection she held bravely on and held her audience too. They make a nominal charge, but dear me, many can get over the fence and are lost to the gate keeper. _ The funds go to pay entertainers, for the objec. of the commiitee is to provide a day‘s fun and pleasure for the numerous visitors. L And they feed these thousands too, and no miracle about it, Edge Hill baskets seem bottomless, their waiters are legion, and the stuff of the best. How they do it ? Well, they do it, It is abommunié{ affair, with a comâ€" mittee or set of officers elected annually they work with each other to make the event a success. This year is their greatest in point of attendance some estimating the crowd at 2000, aud from vhe vehicleâ€"lined road and the swarming bush there might well be. And older _ heads too are there from reasonable distances, the babies are brought out, for in many cases no one will stay at home to keep them, and so A uecomr generation is growing up with the picnics as their oldest memory, Edge Hill Picnic is a great institation. Once a year the directors get the an» nouncements made and at once for mrles nround every young man and maiden have thoughts of being present. gestion, bad taste, coated i tongue, sick headache, inâ€" > somnia, ete. Hood‘s Pills Pllls cure constipation and all its results, easily and thoroughly. 25¢. All druggiste, Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mase. The only Pills to take with Hood‘s Sarsaparilia. and produces biliousness, torpid E?;T'&' Hood‘s ‘Lauses fully half the sickness in the world. A ummthedlcelmmodtooloulnmm Over 1000 people on the Grounds. Constipation EDGE HILL PICNIC. m ~ Review. Conveyancing, Leases, Wills, Mort gages, etce., drawn up on short notice. Horses bought and sold. Waterloo Threshers for sale at wareâ€" rooms. â€" Patronage solicited. Orders for Sales may be left at Tu® REvIrw OFFICE. Noxon‘s Binders, Mowers, Drills Spring Tooth Harrows, best in the mar ket. Guards, Sections, etc., for all kinds of machines. Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines. Money to loan on farm property at lowest rates. Upper Town, FARM IMPLEMII;JII:;I:S and MACHINâ€" We do the trade in Raw Furs. Highest Price Paid. Workmanship Unsurpassed Firs Choice in Valises, Grips, Horse Blankets, &c., &c. Heavyy & Light Harness TO SUIT YOU. CALL & SEE OUR We Handle everything in the Harnes line, at right prices. Harness ! Catalogue (English or French) free on application. Stone & Wellington, Toronto, FONTHILL NURSERIES Agent for Our stock is Canadian grown and ac climated., . Bpecial attention given to Park, Cemâ€" #ry and Boulevard orders. _ Estimates rBished for supplying entire orchards. Why buy of foreign concerns or of middlemen when you can purchase as cheaply of us and get better value. WE have the largest assortment and employ the very latest and most improyed methods for propogating. All stock _ carefully packed under_â€" our personal supervision, and all new varieâ€" ties tested at our trial farms before be ing catalogued. _ These are the only testing orchards connected with any Nursery in the Dominion. Agents Wanted to Represent Us. 700 ACRES. Shrubs, Roses, Vines and Seed Potaâ€" ces .0. toes. FRUOIT £ND ORNAMENTAL TREES. The Leading Canadian Tree Men, BOFPATO bus RIDbLER POTATO BUC KILLER . PURE PARIS PURPLE _ _PURE PARIS GREEN MACHINE oL C. LEAVENS, Jr. . T. ORCHARD. MACHINE OIL Best Quality Machine Oil 35¢ a gallon Sharp‘s Old Stand. POTATO BUG KILLER $1.00 FOR 100 LBS FURS. Licensed Auctioncer. &s., &c. Bites, Whips, A Collars, Pads, Durham. Druggist and Seedsman, Durham I.)'-.llllill | qares IK C Full pedigree may be learned application. TERMSâ€"£1,00 payable 1st January. Usual conditions. The undersigned will keepffor serâ€" vice at LOT 9, 2 CON. W, G. R. Benâ€" tinck for the season of 1897 the fine 3 year old well bred bull, ‘Conqueror" a descendant of the famous Farmham Duke. for its bound to go up, IMUST GET RID OF : Tnr Scanucax Fara, lot 30, con. 5, Bentinckâ€"100 acres. _ Will sell or rent. Tnc SumpProx 50 Aores, Ict 55, con. 1, | 8. D. R., Bentinck. The best 50 acres in Bentinck : splendid scil, fine new bank barn. NormaxBy : lot 7, con. 3, 96 acresâ€" good tarm, tip top bank barn, log dwelling houseâ€"Durham about 5 miles. Hormraxp Towxsuir, Lewis Eyde farm 100 acres in good German settuiement â€"will sell or exchange. _A good place,. Tns RomnBoven Prorerty, Durham. What 1 cant sell I will rent. 1 have 8$1,000,000 to lend at br and 54 per cent. CUhoose your time to pay it back. â€" Business private, charges moderate. H. i. MILLE®R, _ Patents taken througzh Munn & Co. receive special notice in the SCIEKTIFIG AMERICAN, beautifully ilustrated, largest circulation of Anyone sendine « skotch and description mey qu@kiy ascertain, free, whether an invention is probably patentable. Communications strictly confidentiai, Oides! ngoucy for securing patents in America, We have a Wasâ€"hington office. BUY LAND Hrexr®y Aurxaxorr. Dornoch, May 25 ‘97, Grasshoppers and Dry Weather Priceville, Mar. 13, ‘97. There will stand for service for the season of 1897 at the farm of the underâ€" signed LOT 49 CON.2, 8. D. R. GLENELG that fine Thorough Bred Buill WAILZ NDQ. 1009 VViLR , i i0 RAilknivainly autifully ilustrated, largest circulation of n*nclemme{numl.wnolr',v.w:-'nsfl.ml ear, &0 six months. #pecimen cumumdM inir nat Dambx®e cont fran . AAdrasa a "THRESTON" urchased from the herd of Mr arker, Durham. TERMS : 75cts. Payable Feb. 1. 1898. ALFRED HINKS, Prop. Wont always trouble us THORO‘BRED DURKHAM BULL. x months. #pecimen copies and ON PATENTS seut free. Address MUNN & cCO 361 Broadway, New THOROUGH BRED DURHANM The Hanover Conveyancer. BULL. while it is cheap §# }