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le UR rs, Pads, nsurpassed s, Grips, Horse t., &e. t Harness YÂ¥OU. PTIVES R,. Durham. W Inegs Furs. Highest H E A LT HF U L Whips, DC W * s UFe H ralysis Heart â€"â€" Cl 0 cure $U, ‘ acre nvenâ€" 1 log stone ns are wood ziness Indiâ€" Isness the idd the M the he nes at The Duchan Aeviae, d Dh SETTLED.â€"IR€ . FYEAUIRHRAIEC OM UEC CCCE of Guelph has paid through Mr. A. Davidson, its agent here, the fire claim of $380 of Mr, Charter Sumuth. We heartily thank those friends who last week attended to their subscription. We hope a large number more will reâ€" mit the sinall amounts they owe us, XoTICE.â€"During the absence of Dr. Park, his practice will be attended to by Dr., McLkeay, Graduate of Edinburgh and Dublin. _ Office at Mrs. Park‘s resiâ€" dence. A yrtemeé To January Ist, 1900, for $1,00 WE m"" send the ReviEw, weekly, postage preâ€" paid, to above date, To Janvuary 1st, 1809 for Z> cents. Auy where on this continent. n Barrisyt â€"The ordinance of Baptism was administered w0 8 candidates by Rtev, Mr, McGregor at Glenelg Centre last Sunday, The ceremony took place at the river near Mr. Jas. McGillivray‘s, Rev, Mr, Stewart preached a vigorous sermon in the evening. The Auction Sale of Hotel furnishings at the Central Hotel on Tuesday was largely attended and fair prices were vealized, Hugh McKay weas the Auctionâ€" cer. â€" Mr. Wasters is leaving the town. and he and his estimable wife will leave many friends behind them. P ail s o%e â€"% Ll WAXNTED.â€" essmaking CHAXNGE OF CARD.â€"4 to a change in legal Wright & Batson. M k 4 4 10 . en dbondftcecantrin t it 7 T A.AF moved to Markdale but a member of the firm will be in attendance at the old office (Calder‘s block, entrance next to Holt‘s) on Mondays and Court Days. +4 A Praze Wixx®®.â€"Mr. Thos,. Greenâ€" wood prides himself on keeping good stock. Last winter he zold a young bull to Mr. John Sibbald, Annan. So well has it prospered with the latter that he took it to Toronto Show this year and got first prize in his own class. Good for Glenelg. ‘ PrEBIsSCITE Mertix@s,.â€"Mectings are being held this week throughout the riding in the interests of Prohibition,. In addition to the clergy Messrs John Brown, Allan, Laidlaw, Calder and the iwo editors are taking a platform part. In the townships Messrs Binnie, Young. Graham, Edwards, Hunt, Dr. Smith, Putherbough, Wm. Allan, C. MclInnis, nd others are all active, LTR n 1 rofula, hip disease, salt rheam, dysâ€" «a and other diseases due to impure id are cured by Hood‘s Sarsaparilla, . L. Graut is showing a fine line of lies Jackets, and be informs us they best value and neatest fitters he has r had. <ceville will put her best appearance October 11 and 12, the date of p[n('iiil b‘fl“ ShOW. verything in the fancy goods line‘ ked away down at Macfarlane‘s @ Store for show days. # ‘\xTED.â€"An experienced girl to go foronto Apply at once to Mrs, ut at Mrs. J. H. Hunter‘s. sod second bhand bicycle for sale, ip. _ Apply at the Lower Town Fexrcrves SEEAHEE Wa, Brack. lware Store YOL.â€" LOCAL AND GENERAL L W home 1 ind Move».â€"Mr. PRirman last week transâ€" rred family aad furniture from the ‘ritish to the Central Hotel and is now wepared thore to attend to the wants f the farming and travelling communâ€" ty. The license matter is finally settled ‘or ihis year and the old historic * British Hotel" is now nothing but a memory. To the proprietors who spent wer $100 on it a few months ago it will old hb have soil ar broug this : rsd NEew OxT . Turnbu »..â€"Two more girls to learn ng, Apply at once to Wm. cash pI tallow i ay, The â€" Wellington Mutual, Sept. 22nd, 1898. ul CARD.â€"Attention is called in legal card of Lucas, rsom. Mi. Batson has reâ€" at AT memot 1900, for $1.00 we will the absence of Dr, will be attended to aduate of Edinburgh e at Mrs. Park‘s resiâ€" : paid for hides, the Durham Tan 01 IOI ‘RODUC Dryde th NO,. 38. pccts,.â€"Mr. Geo. den, Ont., came visit round the mfirm stories we ipabilities of the it new district, he The Burhd k transâ€" _ _ FaALt WHEAT.â€"Long amber Bald \Fall Wheat at Parker‘s Drug Store. \_â€" London Show was a great success this| ~ Rey. Mr. Burns, Mulock was in town, | year. _ It is fast climbing into second | Tuesday, llpl-"“‘t‘, if not there now. ‘ Dr. Shepherd, Markdale, was in town |_ Bvaareks ror sace cHEar.â€"Several| Tuesday. open and top buggies, all in good order. | _ *Mr, Evan McMillan, formerly alawyer | Apply at once, F, NEsTER, in this place was in town on Tuesday. | ACETYLINE GAs.â€"Mr. Munshaw, hoâ€"| Dr, Wolfe was a judge in the horse ‘tel keeper, Flesherton, is baving his classes at Walkerton Show last week,. | establishment lit with the new illumin-\ Miss Annie Robertson came home ‘tant. from vyisiting her sister in Ottawa last Mr. J. A, Hunter‘s 3 year old pacer © Black Thorn" won first place in the green race on Wednesday at Walkerton Exhibition. THuE PEorLE‘s Miurs.â€"One car of No,. I Manitoba Hungarian Flour on hand. _ Will sell cheap or exchange for Wheat. R. McGowax. East Grey Fall Show takes place in Flesherton Thursday and Friday of this week and its usual merit will no doubt draw a large attendance. For SALKF,.â€"On easy terms,. _A good second hand Watertoo Champion Sepâ€" arator and Horse Power., Apply to Way, Snarp. Upper Town. Sacrament of the Lord‘s Supper will be dispensed in the Pres. Church on Sunday first. _ Rev. Mr, Campbell, Droâ€" more, will preach on Friday in the afterâ€" ncon. Wuat pID THEY WANTFZâ€"line party who left a key in the door of the Diâ€" vision Clerk‘s Office may have the same by calling for it, Clerk Davidson is in doubt whether it was a burglar or i bachelor trying to get money or marriage license. Miurrary GazetrE.â€"This is the only Military paper published in Canada and contains full information of promotions, matches etc. â€"It bas a strong independâ€" ent tone and can be secured with the Review for $1.50 cash. That is Review to Jan. Ist 1900, and Gazette 1 year, both papers for $1.50, _ The regular subscription price of the Gazette is $2. How Sur Was TrovuBLED.â€"*"L was afflicted with that tired feeling and had no appetite, A friend advised me to try Hood‘s Sarsaparilla which 1 did and in a short time my appetite was better and the tired feeling was gone. â€" Since then we always take Hood‘s when we need a bleod purifier." Mrs S. Kixcou, Beaâ€" trice, Ontario. . L se P wiks s Hood‘s Pills are the only pills to take with Hood‘s Sarsapanlla, â€" Be sure to get Hood‘s. A Couxne‘s FRrEE Trir.â€"Normanby l on the 19th of this month shakes itself | free from all railway indebtedness, The { whole council, with Clerk and Treasurer went to Toronto to participate in the final wind up, and the Ayion Advance very pertinently says that on next nomâ€" ination day for the question * How much of the railway money is there to pay yet" will be substituted * Why did it require the whole council, treasurer ard clerk to go to Toronto to redeem these debentures when the work might be done as effectively by communication and thus save ship." The regular meeting of the Saugeen , Presbytery was held at Clifford, on | t Tuesday, ia the Methodist Church,. The | annual meeting of the W. F, M. 8. was | & held at the same place in the Presbyterâ€" | » in Church,. In the evening a joint b meeting Jwas held when Rev. W. G.| * Hanua, B. A« delivered an admimhle‘ls address on Missions. At the presbytery | meeting Mr. Hanna was elected moderâ€"|‘ ator. A unanimous call from the| 1 congregation of Burns‘ Church, Martinâ€"| town, Glengarry was P esented to Rev. ‘\ S H. McKellar, of Woodland and North Luther, An adjourned meeting of the | presbytery will be held in Mount Forest |â€" on September 26th to consider it. Rev.| Mr. Campbell of Dromore and Rev. Mr. | McKellar will exchange pulpits on Sunâ€"! day next and the latter‘s congregations | will be cited to appear at the presbytery | | meeting. A fuller report is crowded | out of this jssueâ€"Mt. Forest Confed. | LAaip To REst.â€"All that was mortal | of the lare Mrs. Lawson Sr., was laid l,o! :\ rest on Tuesday last in the Saugeen: : | cemetery, a large number of friends and . > | neighbotrs following the remains,. _ Rev. ‘ >\ Mr,. Jansen conducted the services at > | house and grave. The deceased lady f] was a sister of the late Gordon and y | James Burgess. and came to this country e | over 40 years ago. Up to 18 years ago e | chey resided on the 2nd con. of Bentinck , | almost west of the present farm, and C l3_ wwall known among Mr. Jansen: coudgxitâ€"*~"" house and grave. The was a sister of the lal James Burgess. and cams over 40 years ago. Up chey resided on the 2nd almost west of the pre were consequently well early pioneers. Mrs. " woman of considerable er and intelligence a | emplary in all domestic es hx y ® PVUIO EC 2 °> I hey resided on the Ind con, Of DEBLECCS ilmost west of the present farm, and were consequently well known among »arly pioneers. Mrs. Lawson was & woman of considerable force of charactâ€" er and intelligence and though exâ€" emplary in all domestic aspects took an interest in public affairs. â€" She leaves behind as mourners her busband, her sons Wm. and Robt. and her three daughters, Mrs. G. Hopkins, Mrs. Wm. Edge and Mrs. Irwin, Toronto Junction. ileal'l;' $100 to the The party ul townâ€" DURHAM, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1898. Miss Annie Robertson came home from yisiting her sister in Ottawa last week. o Mr. Lamb, and family, Markdale, were the guests of Mr. W. A, Anderson over Sunday. Mr, Neil Livingstone, Glascott, a friend of our old lumbering days gave us a call this week. Mr. and Mrs, Sparling had an anxious time for a few days last week oyer the youngest child _ Happily it is recoyerâ€" ing. Mrs. Jos. Lauder, of Kamloops, B. C., who has been visiting relatives for the past two months, retuned yvia way of Toronto, on Monday,. Mr. Neil McArthur and nephew Alex, left Monday to attend the weddimg of Dugald McArthur in Bruce Co,, which takes place Wednesday, Mr, McA, was a partner of Neil‘s in the Klondyke, Mr. â€" Jas. Buchanan, Williamsford, with son Willie and Miss Mcellwaine, passed through town Saturday to spend a day or two with his fatherâ€"inâ€"law‘s fanuly, Mr. Andrew Scott, 2nd Concesâ€" sion, Glenelg. Major Fred Hunter left Saturday morning for farâ€"away India, where he has been offered a position in the regular army, â€" He may be seven years in the east, and if good health a military spirit, bearing and attainments can secure success Fred will succeed. Mr. and Mrs. Thos, McAllister and family last week ;left the Normanby homestead for farâ€"away Oregon, where some of _ Mrs. McAllister‘s _ friends (Rutherford‘s) are settled and prosperâ€" ing. By a hitch in train arrangements they were "left" a day in Chicago. but a letter written since conveys the news that all went well subsequently and they would arrive there Tuesday of this week. They intend to stay a year anyway and may possibly become ipermunent residents of the glowing west, Ax ExpExsIyrE Arrack.â€"A case was tried before Mayor Calder last week1 which fortunately is of rare occurence, . The plaintiff was Duncan MceCallum, defendant John Johnston. At a threshâ€" ing lately the latter had entered the mow where McCallum, an inoffensive young man, was working, and, without provocation apparently, struck him on ‘the face several times, injuring one of lhis eyes severely. Johnston pled guilty |zmd as there was no extenuating | eyidence offered, the Mayor imposed a | fine of $5.00 and,costs amounting in all . to $14.75. Get your flags ready to brighten up the old town on Show Day, Miss Lena Wolfe has see ured Stewart‘s "Schnnl. Bentinck, for 1899. | _ Misses E. Bell and S. Butnet visited '1 Walkerton friends last Saturday and \ Sunday. _ Take a walk up town and see our fine \ new improvements and call in and see | the new press in the REeviEw OFFICE. a Sui un 2000 0 1i se EDWCS ANTe | the new press in the ReviEw OrFICE. iG];ul to see any of our friends Show \Day or any other day. We open the Press to say that Glassâ€" ford‘s Lecture in the Town Hall last night was a great success. He took up the precious ** 10 reason " of the anti‘s and convincingly showed how weak they were. We wish space and time allowed us to add them to our own on page 4, He closed by giving 10 prohiâ€" bition â€"reasons â€" easily remembered : Select 10 young men of your acquaintâ€" ance whom drink is injuring, write ! their names on d card, and you have 10 good reasons for yoting "yes". The |\ Mayor was in the chair, all the local . clergy, except one were " hived " on the | platform, the choir did excellently, and | the speaker was warmly thanked, PERSONAL MENTION. All ratepayers and others who haye not i)a.id their first instalment of taxes should remember that 3 per cent will be added for collection, Pay up at once and save the costs of eollection. We have the authority of the Gi0Obe to say that notwithstanding . the imâ€" position of newii)aper postage, all subscribers to the Review may get it the same ag last y°eat, viz: the two papers one year for $1,50 cash. THE BEST YET. TAX NOTICE of eollection. By OrpER. of the Globe This Annual event will take place on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week and President, Secret wy and Directors have made «he usual preparation to have a first class day, Their efforts haye been backed up by Exhibitors whose entries are now coming in at a satisfactory rate. Those who intend exhibiting would oblige the Seey. very much if their entries were made on or hefore the 24th inst., next Saturday, Be on time, The price of admission, ouly 15¢ and 10c. is very low and should stimulate the public to encourage the show by their presence. Special train arrangeâ€" ments are being made for Wednesday, and with fine weather, a rush is expectâ€" ed. The Ladies‘ Comfort Soap Race promâ€"| ises to be highly interesting, and unly:I less speedy than some of the ring attractions. _ Tuesday night the Hall| will be open and lit by electricity from | 8 to 10 o‘clock. | Improyements haye been made on the Poultry: bwlding, and in other respects steps are being taken to add to the day‘s comfort and interest. Another tousing meeting was held ; at 4 p. m. on Sunday last. the attenâ€"| dance being eyen greater than Lhei week previous. The speaker of the| day was Rev. Mr. Burns, Corinth, and his ringing eloquent address will nct soon be forgotten. Mr. Wm. Laidlaw was chairman,\ and in his opening address spoke vigorously on some topics supggested by a campaign card issued by the liquot party. He showed that no true liberty was interfered with, what we wished was to give liberty to men bound in drink‘s chains. The claim of direct taxation, and the principle of compensation were also shown to be quite capable of successtul refutation. The choirs of the town as before rendered excellent service, and their rendering of ‘"‘Throw out the Life line" | was especially thrilling and effective. Mr. Burns lectured con â€" amore. ‘ His remarks were intended chiefly for charch members and he chose as his text the question of Elijah to the people of Israel *‘How long halt ye between two oiinions." He showed clearly that the indifferent man wAS really helping the enemy, and was bringing uFon himself the curse of the people of Meroz, who went not into the Lord‘s battles, but remained ,passive spectaâ€" tors. Admitting the Dankin and Scott Act were not the successes temperance people desired, they had yet done good, and were steps, aS this moveâ€" ment was a step, towards achieving the ultimate aim of the destruction of i the liquor traffic. PECRECCE Es Cl tie a k crimes but would blackâ€"mail the man who pointed out violations of the liquor. law. Campaigns such as this would strengthen this weakâ€"kneed feature. Very properly he pointed out that the evils of the traffic must not be laid entirely at the doors of the sellers, but on that section of the community who iby their votes sanctioned a system of licensing evil. He denounced that weakness of public opinion in communities which would applaud information of most & 14 s1 °§ 00000 IL. ame Rev. Mr It was an eloquent address, and the audience was bighly appreciative. Rev. Mr. Little, Dornoch, has next Sunday afternoon meeting, and a rousing reception is assured him. All voters, whether for or against, within a few miles of Durham, should endeay or to be present. FA gricuZtuzjaZ Q:chibition o tevis Tuesd‘y, Wednesd‘y September 27th and 28th. The 54th Annual Fair will be held on above date when $1000 in prizes for the products of the farm, garden and home are offered. The track, grounds and buildings have undergone improvement, the 31st Battalion Band will furnish music, and special train arrangements bave been L3 n c q on m oo nan 4e n Cmm aba en gy\tvl('l ERRITE P E7 made for Wednesday, and the manag gement confidently expect a successiul exhibition. w-an)ission 15¢ and 10c. Vehicles 20e, Hall will be open on Tuesday night from 8 to 10 p. m. For faurther particulars get a prize list from the Secretary. J. EDGE, H.PARKER, T.CALDWELL Pres. 1st V. Pres. _ 2nd V. Pres, ARCH. MeKENZIE, Secy. soOUTH GREY SHOW. ANOTHER SUCCESS. w me e mm sc mmmanemam w ns SsOUTH GREY Burns in the Town Hall. + 0 4+ 44 coorme n ns mmurncn m "‘TThe C:» oh. <S9/ste:mM â€"â€" "Large Sales & Small Profits." We take this opportunity of thanking our customres for past patronage, and we are convinced that the new system will meris a continuance of the same. 23333333aaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaz New Foundry & Machine Shop w CALL AT THE REVIEW _ s : c o t Oak Durham. Aug. 9th.* 0 easasananns $% At @440A 5 oo« $ {Cutters Having equipped our Shop with the most approved machinery, and (."‘i‘clgal the services of a thoroughly practical man to tak charge of same. We are in a Dosition to do a General Foundry Business in all its FLESHMERTON STAT. ON, AUG. 4TH. ranches..... SPWICW. : Stoves @ $ Our Piano and Organ trade is $ firmly established. Best makes. $ Purest tones. We beg to inform our Customâ€" ers and the Public generally that we have adopted the Cash System, which means Cash or its equivalent, and that our Motto will be Boiler and Engine Work a Speciality. At prices that W' UPPER TOWN IMPLEMENT WAREROOMS. Supply our C Make all sorts repairing on ADOPTED BY _ McKINNON‘S. ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO .. G. & J. McKECHNIE. . McKechnie. p Customers with Machinery of all kinds, rts of Castings and do all sorts of Machinery on short notice and at moderate prices, 2. P. LEGATE #CO. will surprice. of all kinds, COOoKING sSTOVES, HEATING STOVES, BOX STOVES GCutters and Sleighs of the best quality and at prices away down. . McKINNON. WHOLE NO. 1071. NR