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$# 3 te *4 At Hamilton on Labor J Hardy made an impor showing that he is a by man, _ and conversant questions, he said : It was pleasant for a ponbicratt s _ | nmoug his tellow men,. not vote seekâ€" ing but simp‘y to talk plain English to them, when a man might speak his own mind, and where, it he had opinâ€" . jons on the labor or any other question incidential to it, he might express them There was no time to deal with the phailosophy and learning of the la bor question, but & few remarks upon it of a plain and Praccical character, touclâ€" ' & *L sz and achievements a plain and practi ing tho requireme of the movement, and what mighi eepeene CS 0 taxt he woald sa alteth a nation," an to speak from that in Canada all men cess must WOrk. _ _ he set it é'p;ri tor all time same as New Year‘s Chr the great landmarks of w EIL N ce‘ \ie fechuin which claster our HARDY OUT OF POLITICS. W 114 0. 12. Ahchuaid The Premier concluded an excellent speech by a condemnation of the atr bitary and ty rannical laws which have recently teen passed in the United States. â€" He trusted that we should sarvive them, and he added that he was happy and proud to believe that there was no canse in this country tor the terrible discontent that pervaded the workingmen of the United States. u+ * On Monday afternoon and evening last. thanks to the efforts of the Directâ€" ors and Seey., and many sympathetic members of the Horticultural Society «a floral exhibit was made in the Town Hall which surprised even the greatest enthusiasts in our midst. _ ‘‘Well done, Durham," ‘‘Who would think Darâ€" ham could show this," "‘Isnt it lovely," "Its just splendid," were some of the expressions used to faintly express the delighted feelings of the onlookers. We have beard many regrets from those who were unable to be present, those who forgot! and from those. who dia‘nt know!! and it is certain that if anything of the kird is again at: temped, a rush may be expected. Mr. Gorsline. Mr. Firth, Mr. Arrowâ€" smith and Mr, Thos. Brown were some of the chief workers, and they bad a basy day of it collecting. and their rabores were rewarded by the splendid exhibit. Perhaps with so much to do it was to be expected that some would be overlooked, but it was unfortunate, that some who had cut their best flowâ€" ers by request should be forgotten in the collection. Next time a better system will prevent this little mistake. Shall we attempt it? To describe the scene? Likely to be a failure, and our own account of necessity, must be brief, the limitations being the lack of a Linnaean temperament and the abundance of our botanical ignor A platform, about 14 feet wide was improvised on the top of the seats in the centre of the hall, and every part of this was covered with forms of beauty. Along the ::en:re wa‘s ra ‘x‘nged L w . Aipemiee onme veepved‘; C e S> 9 o Eenee o C OSCP 0 the larger plants forming the backâ€" ground of the banks of fowers on all sides. â€" In front and nearest the spectaâ€" tor were bwc},\_lels of cut flowers arâ€" ranged with e ectiveness as to color and variety. Here were found rich hued dahlias, beautiful asters and peâ€" tunias and the sweetest of sweet peas. Some modest terns imersllersed. \‘\_'cre . 2 Pn es ul inn s W NC CS m ie o ce es ukn e C o eb c e nufafl\'e in their green beauty of the eoolness of their native home. as the evening was a warim one. a Ni & \ db Acciciui Aifielinniing Geraniams were a large display and mome brilliant specimens were seen, ghough one or two would stand some A Pleasing Exhibit. HORTICULTURAL. : Day Premier ortant speech broad minded with economic & @ & Miss Aggie Mchenet p"°"" the old homestead for a few week, also Mr. R. Gregor, of 1 Mr, Alex. Bradley and his tended service at Awos C Sunday. D URICUEY. D. Sneath is taking holidays*to himâ€" self for a few weeks. Dr. Culbertson will attend to his practice while he is PA Nr. John Renton‘s new barn i&s HOW | . )1 o r sukll Hinished and commands a fine appearâ€" | !"? the Louise school a ance from the road, ensumg year at a han Miss Mary McKenzie left for Holstein | gection is to be congr: 11 week ago, where she will be for some | â€" Homs from Pine 1 ime i. s 7 John A. MeDonald lt Miss Anniec Cushnie, of Fleshert0Ds | anq heariy as ever & paid a visit to NMr. and Mis. George | ‘ y« t \ Cushnic, of Dromore on Sunday last. nearly two years . TOIPEN U 0 e lact n whtra | PenthSULs. Miss Mary Wells week. Mr. Alfred Inkster, of Fevers his sister paid a yisit to friends more on Sunday last. 0 42004 0 . 4 P o dsn i sls Miss Robina Henderson and Mr. Wiw. Adams were leaders in the Young Peoâ€" ples C, E, Society on Sunday night last. Mr. Russell occupied the pulpit at Amos Church on Sunday last, Me will only preach for one sunday. Aapmbtimendss No ) 100. Everybody busy with the all satisfied with the fine are having now. The Tempoerature registered on the the thermometer as high as 90 degrees on Monday last at noon, . The farmers of this vicinity are neatâ€" ‘ ly through with the harvest, Bome have iinished while others will finish in a few days, .The harvest is a bountiful one, which makes the farmers feel quite jubilant with expectat on of good prices. We have a lady in our midst who a few days ago took the place of a man at a threshing pitching straw from the machine. _ This s-â€"nueglady is a hustler. She does the bhouse work beside. Mrs, Wm. Kerr and children of Sagâ€" imaw are at present,yisiting relatives in Holstein.. Mr. Herbert Smith, of Indiana, is spending a few weeks with his father Mr. Alphus Smith, < Miss Enma Keith who. has been spending the holidays with her parents returned to Toronto Thursday last, her mother accompanying her. Miss Lottie Logan! returned to the city after spending a few weeks under ihe parental roof, l Borxâ€"On Sept 6th to Mr, and Mrs. J. D. Main a daughter. Miss Lillie Mickleborough left on Thursday last on an extended visit to friends in Torouto, London and â€"St. Thomas. Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Isaac and daughâ€" ter visited friends in Arthur last week, Mrs. Isaac and Daughter remaining for a week or two. Miss Eva Hiscock lett Monday for an extended yvisit to heraunt Mrs. €Vajlace. of New York. Mr. and Mrs. J.. Williamson, of Norâ€" manb{ were guests at George Dowling‘s on Sabbath. Miss Minnie Kerr, of Mt. Forest, is the guest of Miss Minnie Brown for & few days this week. VR 2 td Un C PCms Nee eduae t s 92 000 IMiss Ronalds. of Minto, was the guests of her cousin Miss Nellie Dowling on Sabbath. Miss Emma â€" McFarlane, of Letter Breen and Mrs. Crosby, of Uxbridge, visited friends here on Monday and Tussday of this week. .A o ced aaPBOUTRRE TTE c . enc mm 200 ~7A wxe. _ The tender % ;’:g:‘accfully, the 49 d their gladness Cof pornk Aeapapa w ies 3 T\ ; C C HOLSTiHIN, & 8 4+ 107{ t for Toronto this 1 the harvest and fine weather we Seversham and riends in Proâ€" i; EPMEROTICCT a a of Sagâ€" gi ‘latives in 1diana, is '] ais father | "° ~=*â€"( has been »r parents y last, her ed to the | . es under ?1' and Mrs. en zh left on :tl ed visit to | _ 1 and St. and daughâ€"| last week. & maining for + iday for an I‘S. a’flllflcet 3 [ an. of Norâ€"| : on the The Methodist Church having been undergoing repairs for the gast four weeks will be reâ€"opened on Sa bath the 10th inst. when sermons will be preachâ€" ed by the Rev. A. W . Longe, of Arthur, morning and evyening and the afternoon service will be taken by the Rev. Dr.: Williamson of Mt. Forest. On the Monâ€" day. evening following there wiil be a Harvest Home Festival, at which there will be a number of speakers. The Mt. Forest Methodist choir will furnish music. â€"Al are welcome. Quite a number left here on Tuesday to take in the sights at Toronto Exhibr tion,. Those left were James Murdick Thos. Brown and George Shields. 1 + 10 ie Lepv d manand st Hoods s the best â€"â€" in factthe One °""" "" "" _ _ eure Liver Is; ©48Y to HOOd’S Pills take, easy mopc'uw 250. MBE qE C CRCRR NO M o n Quite a number left here on Tuesday o take in the sights at Toronto Exhibr ion. Those left were James Murdick, Thos. Brown and George Shields. Mrs, Wim. Pettigrew is at present visiting friends at Lions Head. Intended for lasl week. Mr. Walter Ledinogham left last week for Manitoba where he intends to spend the summer months. ‘ Te on a2. 4%. 4 Mr. W, Wade and speat a week ago pleasantly near Cor the guests of Miss Ac UE Ne ARZRN Y PE OBRAAA C aC Mr, John Alexander, of Allan Pau‘k." vas the guest of his son for a short ime the beginning of the week. Mr. and Miss Ewens, of Rocky Saw geen Sundayed with the Wade family. Mr. W, Wade and sister Miss Lilley: spent a week ago last . Sunday vyery pleasantly near Corinth,. â€" They were the guests of Miss Adila Boice. Miss Katie Stewart left last week for Toronto with the intention of vreimainâ€" ing there some time. ' 1 mol Ne 4 034 mvamarst Menky (SCCa T Cem nds Mr. T. Hayes and son of Galt spent a pleasant week fishing on the river Sityx. They were the guests of the Smith family. * 2 se . Bc c O LULULL RATINIOT ® Miss Sara Stewart has been engaged in the Louise school as teacher for the ensumg year at a handsome salary. The gection is to be cougratuwlated. Home from Pime Tree HMarber came John A. MceDonald last week sunburat and hearity as ever after an absence of nearly two years spent in the Biuce Sarsaparilla Miss Jessie MceDoug Potter altended the e> onto last week. Harvest hands are jn deinaud arounrd here at present,. Nevor in this dis(rict.\ has there been such an abundant harâ€" vest as the present. Not grassâ€"hopper | eaten Beutiuck now. ‘ Mr,. T. W, Stewari and Master Chalie leave this week on a visit to Peter= borough and Toronto friends. Mr. D. Muir of Saugeen, Bruce Co, ‘ spent a few days very pleasantly visitâ€" ing the MeArthure family. Wws 1 s mc ok @C Miss Lot guest of N J. A, Hunter, ofters next 8scribblers, 200 â€"only 1000â€"be quick. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Uastie, of Dromore| spent Sunday with the latter‘s parents, Mr aud Mrs. Jno. Allav. Miss Nestie McMillan, our former teachâ€" er who speot a couple of pleasant weeks visiting hber many friends in this part reâ€" turned to her home at Swinton Park last week. V 1 NUR Mn es The farm ers in thi wiln the harvest. M sthe first to finish. 17 CCIRS 1 4. i it inions tsnnd Miss Nellie Hunter spent Sunday with | the Laughton family, Dromore. ‘ Miss Jane Reid who spent the past two years in Toronto returned bome Satorday so spend a few weeks with her parouts Mr, and Mrs. Peter Reid. Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Ferguson and their danghter May speat Sunday at Mr. Mr. and Mrs, }bhomss *CS"""° 62 their danghter May speut Sunday at Mr.‘ Was. Lee‘s. * ___Born, on the 1st to Mr. and Mrs. Thes. Brown, a daughter, ‘The Misses Allic, Jessic and Ruath Johnâ€" «ton, of Daorkam. visited ‘their uncle, Mr. Peter Reid for a few days the latter part of last week. _ Miss Allie and Jessie reâ€" ‘ turned home Monday. Miss Ruth remainâ€" ‘ ing for a tew weeks, in fact the One True Blood Purifier, ~__ .. eure Liver luny; easy to to a 1 :Blood he d by the blood, and 08 «dition of every Organ de AUENW m Doi ce Ts ng the gale of a woek ago Sunday the roof of Jas. Walsh‘s barn lown away,. Ure ends also being in, stacks were overturned and fAattened out in general. Lottie Moore, of Keady, is the of Miss M. Fletcher at present, WELBECK. T C OA thoutait NERRITT. we in deinaud around Never in this district ch an abundant har nt, â€"Not grassâ€"hopper PW .4 3 Anefbocssiditarnatat offers on Bargain day 200 pages each for b¢ igal and Mrs. W. exhibition in Tor this part are all busy \MUr. Peter Reid being vB snn Y AXTED,â€"â€"rHBuHEHOUIY _ /0 An Encyclopedia of the Five Rogal Quarto Volum livermg. Commission pail canvasser reports bis first I over seventy dollars profit. cort CoxPAXY. Toronto. WANTED g â€" * ‘ Dress Lengths: & rAMSAY & MORLOCK Farmers., farmers‘ sons, implement ; agents, students, teachers, retived min-\ isters, energetic clerks who wish +o make advancementâ€"find the work of: selling onr HARDY, HOME GROWX Nurâ€" sery stock, pleasant as well as profitable. We want more such men this season as the demand for our goods is increasing owing to the fact that we GUARANTEE ALL OUR 8TOCK FREE FROM Ban JosE® We make time men. UR EVC CERCCCC Employment the year round. We both s:lary and commission. "Y Write us far our terms. Outht free. STONE & Vz‘ELLIN (‘izl‘ON. Leantaâ€" AAntuarina TORONTO norNNDdddd â€"esie â€" (; weendP OP COsR E0s § °_ LEADERS IN DRESs GooDpsS. 3 â€" CaLDERS BLOCK LoOWER TC Men to sell for the Fonthill Nurseries. Over 700 Acres of Canadian Grown Stock. We import no stock from the States .‘,‘QMW" » contracts with whole or part n(u()d_ N‘) Lwo Toronto, ag peerorrgen TNNYSOC AYeand. # goome «is LoanIng ore 3 ~â€" 4. AND i;i ;\ Insurance $ Ot 5 ar * Efi;mmm TO LOAN MAUI (‘= $3 , mm tm srommpstpmerapaetn qedb nb ararhe t C J APAN. & Ontario. | Durham, Aug, 16th, Fesâ€" t4 @4A When you want to buy Hardiware, dovt go to the Grocery or_ Dry GUoods Store for 4. jf they hare anything in our line to sell they avill charge you douvble price for it. Municipality of the Tacks in RKegs are sold 2t our btore. 4 Kegs for 5¢,._ Jn siher stogres Sb¢ a hRheoeg. F11 9t 24 11 4c inacnid ies rimar t vilnidniP Cld PP POV > y3 CcAfi aud 1 c6ia lc ivnathe : it nin ie c ts t en in nttnetis: Renilars 1897, and remains there for inspection. _ | Toronto, Ont. HElections are (-allei(‘l UpON LC OKXRENTINE :E Xâ€"A~â€"=â€"~ ~="â€" «w le tm ineerinmeteetinth Je mc on : said List, and, any omissions or} »t;lrl::'s:»‘l her evors are found therein. to| wa"t.d take immediate proceedings to have the: â€" Men and Women who can work hard said ervors corrected according to law, \ talking and writing six hours dail7, for Gso. Rosse \Ull days a week, and will be content £0, RUSSELL _ | with ten dollars weekly. Address, We stiil have a [“ few l sSWNATHS ? scvTHES F See CUR CARPET Eâ€" SWEEPERS and CLOTitâ€" & ES WRINGERS. 2 Another lot of Harvest Miits just arrived by express, One more of those » Blue Flame" Oil Stoves came to hand today. Binycle Accerscrics vYOTERS‘ LIST, 183%7. # 1 _â€"__â€"â€"_â€"â€" _ Licensed Auctioneer, _ Agentfor .. . .. ac 3 FARM IuPLEMENTS and MACHINâ€" % *1 omcs NHRK, ; _ ~â€"« y (;f'll:‘c'; T;;;n"uf Durl Counity of Grey. «Nxd eC Clerk. Insurance Agency MONEY TO LOAN 22â€" ‘\.‘uui, gecurily $12,000,000, ‘LIFE INSURAN CE®C88q Ga, The Merchantile Five Insurance Comâ€" pany â€"guaat anteed by the Lancastvre Fire 1 ssurance Company, of London, E=gâ€" land, security $15,008),000. \ Lucas, Wmoirt & BarsoNr, | Calder‘s Block, _ hy T ir? INSURANCE Fal Wuest per busi Barley, * Peas, 4* Outs, ** In‘d H gs, per owl Bogs, lmve weight . Lard peri> pPURKAM MARKET. tforrected each week by Geo, Spariing. S. T. ORCHARD. Eygye, per dog .. . Cuickens yer paur Pouatoes, â€" per bag Du ths h Yarkeys, per Ib . Noxon‘s RBinders, Mowers, Drills Sp ing Tooth Harrows, best in the mar} ket. â€" Guards, Sections, etc., forall kinds of machines. Piavos, Orgaus and Sewing Machines, MNouey to loan on farm property at lowest rates, * Conveyancing, Leases, Wills, Mort gages, eic., drawn upron short notice, Horses bought and sold, Waterlon Threshers for sale at wareâ€" vrooums. â€" Patronage solicited, fee rooums. . Patronage soncited, l Orders for Sales may be left at Tur® R:sviEw OrrICE. with ten dollars weeklr. Address, NEW IDEA CO., Medical Building, 'l‘o«ml.(:g)d, &. A. BATSON Lower Town. Life, of TLâ€"ndon England, 00 more Tusurance in farce t Canadian Company, and ance on best Plaus, and at T *4hCk ... .00 > tb, Tub Roll aas se 0 we n# iT €4 Barrister 3 20 to $4 50 1 TA to 2 00 "La thun} past couy vrill "T)ee J bu Max well l‘(',(l Il't QOne A few