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Milch cowâ€"A Muir, Dan Campbell. 2 yr old heiferâ€"D MeMillan, W Meads, I s« «* ~ â€"J Sulliyan, J Geddes, Heifer call â€" R Oliver, A Mclheod. Yoke 2 yr old Steersâ€"J Sullivan, Dan CUampbell. Yoke 1 yr old steersâ€"Dan Campbell, sas Sullivan. Bull under 2 yrsâ€"A Muir. Milch â€"A Muir, A Muir. P erecost Bull, any ageâ€"W Patton, W Meads. Bull, under 2 yrsâ€"W Patton, A Mauir. Milch Cowâ€"A Sealy, A Muir. Patton special for caltâ€"D MeMillac. DEVON. Spanâ€"A Muir. Arch McLean. Brood mareâ€"H Watson, 2 yr old â€"D MceMillan R Oliver. 1yroldâ€"A McLeod, P Muir Single driverâ€"A McLean, Dr Hutton. Lady driverâ€"Miss Hazard, Mrs. Muir, Spanâ€"J Patton, H Hooper. Brood mare foal by her sideâ€"J Burnett. 2 yr oitd coltâ€"P Muir, 1 yr old coltâ€"J Burâ€" nett. Spring coltâ€"J Burnett. ‘The evening concert gave the Society $32 and was a creditable affair. Mr. Brodie was Chairman. Mr. Benâ€" son, Markdale, gave some humorous representations of Irish character. The musical MecDonald was present with the piccolo and received much applause. Mr. John Nichol sings a good Seotch song st.ll. ‘The two Durham editors each were called on but the wand drill of 9 young ladies stands out as the most prominent feature. Dugald McLean‘s boots and shoes show no deterioration, He had no competitors, Mr. J. I. Graham showed a bigge: a«quash than any we have seen previ ously at this year‘s fairs. Mr. C. Watson wes juastly proud of his fine vegetables, his first prize tomatoces were beauties. And so did that homemade cheese shown by Mr. Jno. Melunis, and it was as good as it looked as we can testify. Spanâ€"D â€" Harrow, Dan Campbell. Brood mareâ€"J McPhail. 2 yr n'l)d â€"J MePhail, Win Patton. 1 yroidâ€"J Mecâ€" Phail. ,_Dep. Reeye MceMillan takes a warm interest in the Show and fine poultry is one of his chicf aims, Did the wet morning keep S terson away ? Mr. Peter Watson is one of the chief pushers, and shows some fine stuff, his maple molasses looked toothsome. We were pleased to meet with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Hornsby, from Penetangâ€" uishene who have been visiting round the old home. The years are dealing lightly with them. Mr. D. MeNichol M.P.P., met many of his constituents from the three adâ€" JjJoining townships. Milch cowâ€"R Oliver, AYRSHINES. The prize list wi.l tell its own tale. Will some one next year please try and make it lively for Wim. Meads in the Cotswold Class? We are sure he would like it. A. Muir hadn‘tquite all his own way in the Leicesters, and did you ever see such a duecl as that beâ€" tween Geddes and Oliver in the Fine Wool Class! Treas. Brodie in the Grain Class runs off with ihe best g‘rich, and this "feature of Artemesia eiety" in truit and other lines is very proininent. This will be remedied when the new Hall which the Directors are aiming at is built. Quite a numberof the Show‘s suppor:ers are pulting their shoulder to the wheel and the Township of Artemesia is assisting, though we think very gingerly it we are rightly inâ€" formed that #15 is the lim‘t of their generosity. _ Egremont aud Proton and especially Glenelg should all do a little to help a show drawn partly trom their bounds, but its none of our business. The exhibits were shown in Watson‘s Hall while the stock was on the school ground, a feature which prevents more trom seeing both parts of the Show that at any other place we know of. And through a drizzling rain, horses, cattle, sheep, pigs and their owners tound their way and the result was that the Show, though not what it would have been in sunshine, was yet well up to the average if not beyond it. GENERAL PURPOSE HORSES Tuesday of last week the glorious weather invited a large number of exâ€" hibitors of inside strif to appear, and thus made an attraction to draw them out Wednesday morning. This romantic little village, the first that the Saugeen‘s water courses through, has not many * big days" in the year, and easily the chief is the Annua! Show of the Artemesia Suciety. Bad Weather, But a Good Show. PRIZE WINNERS. PRICEVILLE‘S DAY. CATTLEâ€"DURHAM. DRAUGHT HORSES, â€"~ â€" w sns + ROADSTERS. GRADE. at .. Miss McPhail. Quilt, Patchwork.. W | P Crossley, Miss McPhail. Quilt, any | other kind .. Mrs 3 Sullivan, Mrs Crossâ€" | ley. Homeâ€"made Bread.. Mrs D Harâ€" row, Mrs W Patton. Bread and Buns.' MceKinnon special..Mrs Harrow, Mrs wm Patton. Apple Pie, Biscuits and Buns, Simpson‘s special. . Mrs w Patton, ; Mrs D Harrow. â€" Berlin wool work, | raised . Mrs w Mead, Miss Mandie Watâ€", son. Berlin work, not raised.. Miss A Mair, Mrs J Hemstock. Wreath, anyi kind.. Mrs D McCormick, Mrs R Best. Hooked Mat. Mrs Hemstock, Mrs Best. Crochet in Cotton .. Mrs Grier, Miss Hazâ€" ard. Crochest in wool.. Miss Brodie.. Mrs H Hooper, Fancy Knitting in Cotâ€" Set Horse Shoes.. M Reilly. Men‘s Calf Boots..D McLean, Ki %mpts..D McLean. Women‘s Bo()ts..‘i) McLean. Collection of Boots & Shoes .D Mcâ€" Lean,. Rag Carpet .R Best, Mrs Grier. Plaimn Flannel. .3 McLean. _ Woollen Yarn..s Mcelunis, J McPhail. Men‘s Socks.. Mrs J Hemstock, Wooilen Stockings.. Mrs J Hemstock. Cair Mitts Honey extracted..s Watson, Ww Watson. Roll Butter.. Mrs D MceCorâ€" mick, Wim Meads. Tub Butter.. Mrs Wm Patton, Miss McPhail. Cheese.. Mrs gsohn Mceinnis. Maple Molasses..P Watson, J Brodie. Maple Sugar J Mcâ€" Lean. J Hemstock. Heaviest dozen eggs.. D McCormick, W m Watson. Hand Boquet .W P Crossley, Wm Meads. â€" Table Roquei.. Wim Meads, Miss Mand Watson. Collection.. Maud Watson, Mrs Reilly. Winter Apples..J Brodie, P Muir. Fall Apples..s Brodie, R Best. Col. Apples J Brodit, 1 1 Graham. Crab Apples. .D McCormick, Wmm Watson. Plums.. Wim â€" Watson, J I Graham. Pears. J Brodie, Jas Watson. Three bunches Grapes . .J, I Graham, 4 Brodie. Graham,. â€" Celery. .R Best. Citrons.. W P Crossley, 4 McRae. Melons..P Watâ€" son, R Best. Tomatoes..C Watson, J Brodie. Collection Veg...Js Brodie, J I (Giraham. White Elephant Potatoesâ€"P Watson, Arch McLean. _ Beauty of Hebronâ€"J MhcLean, Wmm Meads. â€" Bushel anv other kindâ€"P Muir, R Best. Collection of Potatoesâ€"P Wi#tson. Six Swede Turâ€" nipsâ€"A Muir, P {Muir _ Six Table Turâ€" nipsâ€"J Brodie, P Muir. Turnips any other kindâ€"J McPhail, Six Mangolds ..0C_Watson, J Burnet, Six Turnip Beets..C Watson, D MeCormick,. Long Bilood Beets..J Nichol, P Muir. Two heads Cabbage, Winningstadt..D Mcâ€" Cormick, W J Blakeston, Two heads Cabbage, any other kind..P Watson, J McRae. Two Cauliflowers.. W P Crossâ€" ley, 4 McRae. Quart Potato Onions.. D MceCormick, Win Meads. Unions from tops. .R Best, D MceCormick,. Parsnips .. P Muir, H Watson. Carrots, table.. Dug. McLean, C Watson,. Pumpkin, common yellow . W P Crossley, J I Graâ€" ham, _ Pumpkin, any other kind..C Watson, W P Urossley., Squash. .J I GRAIN, Fall Wheat, Clawsonâ€"J Brodie, C Watson. Foll Wheat, any other kind â€"Jas Brodie. Spring Wheat, wh. Rusâ€" sianâ€"J Brodie, A Muir, â€" 8p Wheat, wh, Fife. .3 Brodie, A Muir, Spring Wheat any other kindâ€"A Mair, P Watson. Barley, six rowedâ€"J Brodie. Barley, two rowedâ€"J Brodic. Oats. whiteâ€"J Brodie. J McLean. â€" Oats, blackâ€"A Muir, 3 Brodie, Peas, largeâ€"J Brodie,. Peas, Smallâ€"J Brodie, â€" Six ears Cornâ€" J I Graham, J Brodic. One peck Timoâ€" thy Seedâ€"J Brodie, P Muir. One peck white â€"Beansâ€"J â€" McRae. _ _Peck _ col. Beans ~â€"D MceCormick, 4 McRae, Peck Flax Seedâ€"R Best, J Heinstock,. Game..J McRae, J3 McLean. Black Hamburgs.. DPon McMillan, 1st & 2n0d. Silver Spangled Hamburgs.. H Watson Ist & 2nd. Black Spanish.. Angus Mcâ€" Leod. Crown Leghorns..J Geddes Ist & 2nd. Houdan..C Watson, A Muir. Plymouth Rock..H Watson, P Muir. Andalusian.. Don MeMillan, Angus Meâ€" Leod. _ Black Minorcas.. M â€" Reilley. Alyesbury Duacks. D McMillan, C Watâ€" son. Other Ducks R Best. Turkeys.. 3 McLean, D McMillan, Geese.. M J3 McLean, D Reilly. Boar over one yr..P Muir, Sow..P Muir, J Hemstock, Pair spring Pigs.. M Rielly. Suffolk and other white breeds. Sow..J1 & 3 Spicer, P Muir. Pair Spring Pigs. J & J Spicer, P Muir. PIGS$â€"Berks‘tre and other Black breeds Lamb..J Geddes, J Geddes, Pr Aged Ewes .R Oliver, 41 Geddes,. Pr Shearâ€" ling Ewes.. & Oliver, J Geddes. Pr Ewe Lambs. .R Oliver, J Geddes, . Aged Ram .R Oliver, J Geddes. Shearling Ram ..s & 4 Spicer. Ram Lamb..J Geddes. J Geddes, Pr Aged Aged Ramâ€"D McMillan, Shearling Ramâ€"A Muir. J Nichol. Ram Lambâ€" A Muir, A Muir. Pr Aged Ewes. . A Muir, W »meads. Pr Shearling Ewes, A Muirt, A Muir. Pr Ewe Lambs..J Nichol Aged Ramâ€"W Meads. Ram lambâ€" W Meads, W Meads. Pr_Shearling Ewesâ€"W Meads. Pragod Ewesâ€"Win Meads, W Meads. Pr Ewe lambsâ€"W Meads, rO0OT3 AND VEGETABLES. Mult. DAIRY PRODUCE, ETC. MANUFACTURES. SHEEPâ€"COTSWOLD. FLOWERS, FINE WOOL. LEICESTER. POULTRY. FRUIT. |__â€"Hon. Wilfred Laurier achieved his greatest triumph last week. Quebec, | Montreal and even Ottawa we might ‘expect would demonstrate in honor #ot’ one near to them by ties of religion and kindred, but Toronto, an English ‘speaking Tory city, abounding with Orangemen even, tor Toronto to render | him such an effusive welcome is cer tainly a triumph. _ Few will say howâ€" _ever thet he does not deseryve it, perâ€" sonally and representatively he has acquitted himself with distinction, and ’five millions of pecple feei a new pride in their country owing to his efforts, a pride which few of his compeers could ; fiave produced even in the same situaâ€" tion. The public reception, the , banquet, and the reunion were all markeg by fine addresses, breathing a health Canadianism but which space torbid’; us to reproduce. * 1897 has been a year of honors to to him. A period of honest work ig now before him, and we confidently expect he will please the country with his doings, as well as he has done with his aiplomacy. Then again Toronto University has made him an L. L. D., and to have this distinetion conferred‘ by the Hon. Ed. Blake, was something that would stamp it in the Premier‘s mind as beâ€" yond all his other honors, and he so expressed himself. Mr. Chas, MeKimnon has s$one masons ensaged at presont building the new foundatiton of the new house which he inâ€" tends erecting this ftail on his farm. Rev, Mr, Goldberg preached an exadâ€" lent harvest thaiksgiving sermon in the schooi house, Sunday afternosoun. * Mr. J. Vessie is finishing up the threshâ€" ing along the Jud this week, A meeting will be held in the school house on Friday evening for the purpose of arranging for the an aual 8. 8. eutertainâ€" ment, Farther particutars later on. Mauster Johnuie Queen has been »fficted with a severe ateack of Diphtheria but we are pleased to be able to report that be is recovering. Miss M. Loghrin and Miss L. Jolnston, were the guests of Miss L. Wiiken a week ago Saturday alterncon. Mr. Geon, Susrpe and Miss Rena, of Dandalk, visited Murd ch and Holstein fmends on Saturday and Sunday,. hir. 8, T, Chapmsun enlivesed the home of his sister, Mrs, R. White, of Artemesia, for a few days last week. Mr. J, Ball ind Misses Robeccea and Minnuie, of Normunby, were guests of their sister Mrs. Geo, Pollock, of Merdoch P. 0. for a couple of days last woeek, ton.. Mrs H watson, Miss McPhbail. Fancy Knitting in wool.. Mrs Grier, Miss M A McLean, Braiding.. Mrs 3 Mclunis, Mrs w watson. Tatting in Cotton .. Miss MePhail. Arrasene work .. Mrs w P Crossley, Crazy Patchwork .. Mrs w P Crossley, Mrs H Hooper. Embroidery in Silk .Miss McPhail, Mrs Grier. Embroidery in Jotton. . Mrs w watson. Outline work.. Mis R Best, Mrs J watson, woollen work on Canâ€" vas.. Miss M A McLean‘ Mrs H Hooper. Macrame Lace.. Miss McPhail, Miss M A McLean, Toilet Set.. Miss M A McLean, Mrs w P Crossley, Fancy Netting.. Mrs Grier. â€" Buttonhole work.. Mrs w P Crossley, â€" Strawhberry Tomatoss.. w J Blakeston. _ Pickles..w P _ Orossley. Collection of Native wines.. w P Cross ley. Collection of Canned Fruit. w P Crossley. Dicxsonrâ€"At Uisken, Bunessan, Mull, on 12 h August,, Elizabeth, daughter of John McArthuar,Uisken, and wife of the late Robert Dickson, Paisley Road Glasgow ; deeply mourned. (From the QOhban Times.) HuxtErâ€"At Eagle Mills, Mich. on Sept. 8th, to Mr, and Mrs, Ed. Hunter, a daughter. WIrsoxâ€"â€"On the 20th concession, Egreâ€" mont. en the 12th inst, to Mr. and Mrs. Jno, Wilson, a daughter. McKronnir®â€"At Langdon, N. Dakota, Oct 1st, 1897, to Mr. and Mrs. Neil Meâ€" Kechnie a son, Enrorrâ€" MoOUULLOCGHâ€" At the resiâ€" dence of the bride‘s brother, on Oct. 6th, by Rev. John Little, Dornoch, assisted by Roev,. James Anderson, M.A., ot Williamsford. and Rev, Mr. Good Allan of Aruot, Benjamin Elder of Peabody, to â€" Sarah â€" Jane, second daughter of Mrs, MceCuallough, of Sulâ€" livan. Is essential to * f Realth. Every nook B l ood and corner of the system is reached by the blood, and on its quality the condition of every organ deâ€" pends. Good blood means strong nerves, good digestion, robust health. Impure blood means scrofula, dyspepsia, rheuma~ tism, catarrh or other diseases. The surest way to have good blood is to take Hood‘s Barsaparillia. This medicine purifies, viâ€" talizes, and enriches the blood, and sends the elements of health and strength to every nerve, organ and tissue. It creates a good appetite, gives refreshing sleep and cures that tired feeling. Remember, Is the best â€" in fact the One True Blood Pnflfloi Hood‘s PiIlIS take, casy to operate. 2¢. Hoods HONORED THE PREMIER. Sarsaparilla MURDOUH. MARRIED. BORN. DIED. cure Liver Is; Ageneral financial business transacted Office next door to Standard Bank Durham David J&CK80N, JF.» cierk piv. c Land Valuators, Insurance Agents, Commissioners. Money to lend. Money invested for Pa@. Farms borght and sold. 4A Ww Ww Qior Sale. Among which are the following ; 1st & 2xp Drv. Lot 19 Con. 1 W. G, R. Bentinck, 100 acres, lately owned by Henry Hall and tormerly known as the " Parker" farm. This is a good farm and will be sold on very. reasonable terms. Tnug® ScaANLANX FarRM, lot 30, con. 5,4 Bentinckâ€"100 acres. _ Will sell or, rent. NormaxBÂ¥y : lot 7, con. 3, 96 :wrosâ€"‘ good iarm, tip top bank barn,. log dwelling houseâ€"Durham about 5; miles. ! Hormaxp TowxsHIP, Lewis Eydf farm | 100 acres in good German settiement‘ â€"will sell or exchange. _A good place. j THus RoaxmBovex PropErRrTYy, Durham. I What I cant sell I will rent. ‘ 1 have $1,000,000 to lona at 61 and 5$ per eent. Choose your time to. pay it back. â€" Business private, charges moderate. . H. t.. MILLER, 1 o O Gco(c;l‘_ A?mébffi es Tohe J{anover Gonveyancer, Rhas ILâ€" TL â€" [ er, It also cured me of dyspepsia, from which I was suffering at the time, so what I feel now like a new man. I have tried several vemedies for rhenâ€" matisin, so.ue of which did me a certain amount of good, but nothing that 1 have taken has done so much for me as your Phrenoline, and I havye much pleaâ€" sure in recommending it to other sufâ€" fors. Yours very truly. (Signed) JAMES CARROLL, Foreman of Wotks, Rideau canal. 571 St. ParrRick StrREeer, OTrawA, July 31st, 1896. To the Phrenoline Medwine Co., Ltd. Oitarva, Ont. GENTLEMEN.â€"On _ the advice of a friend tried one bottle of your famous rheumatic remedy, Phrenoline, and to my surprise it cured me of rheumatism, from which I haye suffered for many vears. By Order, J. 8, Buack, Clerk. Glenelg, Sept. 20th, 1897. Rhsunatism & Dyspepsia Curst. CONVEYAaANCERsS. NOTICE TO THRESHERS AND OTHERS. TAKE NOTICE that the Municipality of Glenelg, will not be responsible for any accident to Steam Eugines passing over bridges within the Township, as said bridges were not built to accomoâ€" date such travel. Only by H. PARKER, Durham. JACKSONS. The Hanover Conveyancer SPECIALS RAMSAY & MORLOCK. IN TABLE LINENS. 6 Doz. Heavy Linsn Towels, weigh 3â€"4 lbs to pr. Size 22 to 42 inches. While they last, special at 25c pr. Cash & One Price. 50 55 60 6L A T7 OWEL inch inch inch inch WE‘VE got a few snaps in Table Linens which it will pay YOL to see. They were bought at Manufacturer‘s prices, and for quality and priceo we‘ll put them against anything in the trade. _ A Large Assortment of BELLS, BLANKETS, WHIP®S, SNAPS, CURRYâ€"COMRBS, BRUSHES, COLLARS, SWEATâ€"PADS, and HARNESS â€"OIL, Driving Gloves and Robes Lined to Order REPAIRING A SPEUALTT FOR ALL KINDS OPF Light & Heayy Harness Fancy Table Linens ~EALED TENDERS, address to the S Postmaster General, will be receivâ€" ed at Oitawa until unoon on Friday, the 22nd October, 1827, for the conyveyance of Her Majesty‘s Mails, on a proposed contract tor four years, six tiines per week each way between Durhun and Flesher{on Station from the 1st January vext, _ The conveyance to be made in a two ho:se vehicle, Printed notices containing further inâ€" formation as to conditions of proposed Contract may be seen and blank forms of Tenders may be obtained at the Post Offices of Durham, Bunessan, Priceville and Flesherton Station and at this office. H. G. HOPKIRK, Post Oflice Inspector. Post Office Inspecion‘s Office, Stratdord. Sept. 23rd, 1837. Orders by a attention. 66 MAIL CONTRAOT Go to Dromore SE GIAL. 66 mail will receive prompt $4 66 Calder‘s Block, Lower Town. special at special at l DURHAM MARKET. l Corrected each week by Geo. Sparling Vatmea per sack ...... Bran per ecwt ... ... Bhorts per ewt Fuall Wheat per busbel Barley, ** Peas, ** Oatk, ** Dir‘d Hogs, per cwt Hogs, live weight ... Lard per In Tallow* per 1b Butter per 1b, Tab ... A_ ** Roll N. B.â€"To ensure a good job the Hides must be well salted as soon as ta ken off. Flour per bbl ... By the New Process, which for Finish and Softâ€" ness can‘t bo beat. Horse Hides, Cow Hides, Dog Skins, Tanned suitable for Robe Tanning ! Satisfaction Guaranteed. Robe Tanning ! Robss & Coats Thos. Smith. 4) P 2 8c. 500. 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