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`The t1i1 lti%4ants arq a mixt.tirea
+F nc areethe most prhedomjnent,
In whom 1 can't f>,ndaillaw, '«
'The ladies dress in fancy style,
Which Z, think nut souse
The gents they too, are joining them
In matrimonial iplfss.
From "Hospitality" I haste away,
For'to northward l must call.
e' at eon 1{ow my o ppirtg• lane.
With itkgrand and mighty,
The half treed and the Freacllpan toot
Dine on that boneless fish,.
And natives say upon their oath
itis wlished dish.
The surroundings are nut inviting,
And the town not very large ,
I will hasten still inure northward,
For in th.:rc I met,
Sudbury next with its tickle ore,
And a place of great renown.
As h.undreds there are flocking
To see that mineral town.
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Was- FYT4^`- ".-.m s.r�>b. .`.l.Y ...a1 aZ
I LLa 3ace of vast Ina,,1.zensues
To the great }omin'ion grand ;
•As its treasury may be filled •
From off that mineral land.
Of the people there's a mixture,
As all. other places nocth.
Some courteous and forgiving;
• Some, what t.1 ,.ay .- 1 am loath.
nti.nei,•.Bruce fj. aU.rr ' ,. August trh
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t BrOS! .nei�t have ' eciire , i olid
cert collection of Wo 'ka, of 4r ' .b ►
13rltish *asters, (containing pinking
• Valued atk, 41.00Q sterli
these alone wound well ,Hoag a *WO
the Western ,Fair, but When t ley adds,
such special attractions as the Wild
West Show, Trapezia Performances,
Fancy Rifle Shooting, Fire Engine
Conteft, Cross-cut–Sawing Matches,'
elaborate' Fire-wo>ras I:?isplay, , .ialloon
Races by ldy\ and• ge,4103and13 of
Music, ete., where can/we'*4 that no
vii:1 - sn_marl solid butt u -et -ion.
and enjoyment at such little expense
as to the Western Fair in London,
next September 17th to 26th.
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And a switch runs past the city
'1'o the famcn, blizz•uvl urine.
Dative people are contented
On sterile, that barren soil ;
Aud appreciate their high wine,
1, ,Sweet as Copeland's castor oil.
-Often money's made by handfuls
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And by handfuls thrown away,
• tier the want of better judgement
To protect the coaling day. -
The preparation of the future
In their mind can never •soar ;
As the wealth of a great nation
Is now lying at their door.
Reader, lest I try your patience
In reading my northern trip,
I will leave for another shore,
And to southward I will ship.
J have seen that place called.Sundridge,
On stony and crystal lake ;
' South River and the Powasan.
O».more here I cannot speak, .
• The country very general
Is rough round the water's shore.
About a mile just from the coast
You'll find meadow land galore.
e, -And with game in groat abundance
rouhout the forest there—
i?;'i,. iant moose,. the horned buck.
Game being there quite plentiful;
Of all sort and every size,
The lakes up there are numerous,
And streams teem with fish alive.
No rause of you being hungry
If a gun .ar, d.hshing line
Can kill.some game, and catch sore fish,
Where -a• king' cvuti-ld wish to dmr.
That country all is rich in wealth, •
And rich in ,mineral ore, • • •
'With monarch pine towering high,
'What could you wish fe'emore,
My letter now just hero I'll C1os,
Please not criticize too keen,
fAt-my.attempt to give a sketch '
el what my eyes have seen.
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The above cut represents the inter-
-est taken i,y a large proportion of our
readers in Canada's Pavorito Exhi-
bition,This the 'directors deserve for
their utiring efforts to keep it at the
front of Live Stock and Agricultural
Fairs.- Its growing popularity is- • due
greatly to the attention given in revis.
its, 1 the prize list, making such altera-
ains as. are required ; _to the improve-
ment of Live Stock ; encouraging the
;better classes of `Grains and .Seeds for
cultivation, and brining out and fos-
:-tering new inventions of all kinds. A
large number of - Special Prizes are
• offered for Cheese and Butter, as the
r mani:factt1re of these articles arc con•
sidered two very important industries
of this Province. Special prizes are
also ,offered for the bow making the
most 'butter on the grounds,- the test
to he under the supervision of ;in ex-
pert from the' Agricultural College.
The Machinery in motion in the Main
Bui ding was of such an interesting
an' :instructive character that special
effo is are being made to eclipse former
years. In the Art Department there
' is a new departure and one which has
already proved exceedingly successful;
artists are allowed the privilege of dis-
posing of their productions by - private
sale and public auction ; by adopting
this course and efforts of Secretary
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l,y so 'lying Ili>tl':; ti:tf,i•llr,fi•11:t 4'u).05
scrofula., salt ,Neural. ;u111 a41 otos, 1,10n,1 41k -
C 'tr,'S. x111 •; pru;,e'r iii R'.ii(ri,, t•il>'P< 1;': ;,�;I1.
; vi.s itrrf_tI1 to errors a •,; a of ih;; Lau!
an 1 prev,wt; tarsals Of that tired fooling 4,1
lonsands of others i; uaicieut reason
i•':• 1 elief that it will cure y, 11•
1.,]', .'}• 1r1• in g,0t
Sarsapanali
Sold by alt druggists, h1; stxrug,y.). Prepa>ed >Illy
by C. L HOOD t CO., A.potliecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
GIVING UP
BUSINESS
HAVING DECIDED TO GIVE UP
the Merchant Tailoring business in Luck-
' will clear old_ balanct_of my --. ._
stock Of
TWEEDS,
• WORST EDS, ETC",
At an advanr-e of 111 per cent. on_.cost..--.All
accounts must be settles. either by cash or note
on or before the ,
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15TH OF AUG.
'After that date all accounts lvi11 be placed
in other hands for r,ollection,
A. S. CAMPBELL.
ESTEEM FAIR
LONDON.
Sept. 17th to 26th; 1891.
CANADA'S FAVORITE
LIVE STOCK,AGRICULTURAL,
INDUSTRIAL AND ' ARTS EX-
HIBITION.
ESTABLISIIED '1868.
LARGE' INCREASE OF EXHIBITS AND
ATTENDANCE EVBRY YEAR.
1890 was 'noted, but 1891 will be better.
$25,000 IN PRIZES.
Attractions, Etc., which are being arranged
' for, will surpass any yet produced.
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES
ON. ALL RAILWAYS.
Entries close September 12th, For Prize Lists
and information apply to
CAPT. A. W. PORTE, PRES.
T1-1OS. A, BROW? E, SECRETARY.
TO THS: FAR51F.RS
I ,have rented the store
occupied by Mr. Geo. Kerr
and am prepared to
PAS` CASII
FOR BUTTER ,AND ' EGGS.
The highest price will be
paid for butter according to
quhtlity.
R. C. SPARLING.
ON
can be canned et our NEN' line efwork
rapidly
nn
P y d honorably, by rhoe o�
either sex, voting or old, 'and in their
own lorali'if a,whGrover they live. Any
one can We furnish everything. We @tort yo„.itNo risk. You Easy
nodevotlearn•
your spare tnomenu, or ill your time to the work. This is an
entirely hew le,d,and brings wonderful success to every worker.
Beginners are earning from *25 to p50 per week and upwards.
and more after a Tittle e: p''erienee. We can furnish you the em-
ployment and teach you F.4111. No space to explain berg. Full
information FRQI&. T$UE de C0.. Al16UsTA. RAWL
b
Firing sorting orders
XFr
week in
DRY GOODS.
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4 mews eree eevee verb_
'qrnays •a
Something that • everybody
wants and at prices that can r,
riot be beaten.
I wish the general public to distinctly un-
derstand that T have ih sorer: all Wade of
Boots and Shoes in every.
Variety of Style
'w�+Sl",s��+y1F.'. AY,rrz:�,l w,a1 F[w.A r;f :F•,. -•��, � T✓M. mow.. Y.,y,r.Y.K1KFriyr�•�
and Make,
\Vbich I am seljing for cash cheaper than can
be bought at any other store in the
County.' All I ask is
'RA y ▪ , y0 w • •••
RL a'• {I% i P w�l �•1 K, ( .dsrt ' A'1
clistorg
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and vicinistyx. fpr the iiberap 'ronage even
in the past we trust to see a continuance .,f
he-Kuaranteeinf, satisfaction to all by
supplying our,aisost choice grades of -
NURSERY STpC
Our Iv.trftii, Begets,'rill 3afro pleasure
callfug upon you r serve
your orders for iizth. •
a •bepyon. Reserve
AGENTS WANTED IN OTHER 000D
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For terms a1,p1y to
J. W. MACKAY,
Gen, Manager, i`t. Thomas.
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S U MMES FABRICS
In Sateens,
In Prints,
In Dress Trimmings,
In Gloves, Mitts and
Lace Goods,
In Cottonades, '
-In Flanneletts-.
All sizes in
M EN I S' i3UYS' •
Ready-made Clothing
Now Full.
- See Them.
Sorting in.
Men's Stiff & .Soft Felt Hats.
High Cuts are in
demand and fashionable.
BETTER HAVE ONE.
FRUIT SEASON.
Means, Sealers and Sugar,'
They combine to preserve.
WE HAVE THEM.'
TEN PACKAGES,
New Ceylon Teas. --The Best
Grown.—Prices from 30c. lap.
EXTRA VALUES. -
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Yours,
A. E. ,BRASHER.
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AND THE CASH..
Give ane a trial, and don't be led away with
every wind that blows.
BUTTER AND EGGS TAKEN AT
J. PEAtT'S,
LUCKNOW.
MILK AND BUTTE
Important to Farmers.
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR_
Holstein -Friesian Bull, lSirror Westwond (13' ]o),
will keep, him for service at Lot 6, Con. 14,
Ashfield,
—PEDIGREE :-Sir Westwond (13210) was
bred by B. B..Lord & Son, Sinclairville, New
York ; dcalved August 7th, 1888 ; black, with
shield patch over shoulders ; belly, legs and
part Of tail white.
Sir Westwond(13210) was sired by• Lytle
4102, H. F. H. B :; Dam, Lady Westwond
(imported) 11611, If. 'F. 11. B. milk record
80} lbs. per_ dsyr a,-t,L4 vea
v ___ra _nld,_.and 1 r lbs of
butter in 7 days at same age, one of the finest
cows we ever owned. '
Lytle was sired' by Barrington, (imported)
2103, who is claimed to be without an equal in
the world, and $3.000 , in cash was twice
refused for him. His• service fees were 8100
per cow, His dam was Mietje 2nd (imported)
a noted prize winner, with a milk record of 62
lbs. per day at two years old,• .
Lady Westwood (imported) 11611, was sired
by Peter, 103, N. H. B., one of the most noted
bulls ever known in Holland, being the winner
!of first prizes and diplomas at five of the
largest shows in Holland, and was sire of
many of the most .noted cows that were
iinpurted to this country. His dam was
Glenburine (imported) ;milk record 89 lbs in
a day ; 20134 lbs in ten rntinths, and 21 lbs of
butter in 7 days in January, 1886, all under
ordinary care.
Barrington was sired by Jacob 2nd (District
Bull), dam tramming. (Imported) ; milk
record 99 lbs in a day, on grass .:alone. She
was valued at $5000.
Mietje 2nd (Imported) was sired by .Jacob.
Dam. Mietje (Imported). Milk record 83 lbs,
'per day, and winner of gold medal in Holand
for best dairy cow on exhibition,.
Peter, 103, was•sired. by District Bull ; dam
Jentine, milk record 87 lbs • per day, and 191
lbs of butter in 7 days: -
Glenburine (Imp:) was .sired by District
Bull ; dam, Srijntje, milk reoord 9111 lbs per
day ; butter -record 20; lbs in 7 days.
Jacob 2nd was got by Jacob • dam; Minnie,
milk'recurd 86 lbs per day , batter record 18
lbs., 9 oz. in 7 days,
Hamming (Imp.) was ` sired'4 by Jacob
•(District bull) ; dam, Srijntje, 90- lbs per day.
.Mietje (Imp.) was sired by District Ball ;.
dam, Meitje l'tt, milk record 88i- lbs per day.
Jacob was ' sired by Klaso ; dam, Marian,
milk record 88}•lbs per day ; butter record
20j lbs in 7 days. -
This pedigree will show Sir Westwond the
richest bull of the breed in Canada. He is•
straight and round as a barrel heavy, low set
mnseular legs, with four large teats, and large
milk veins. The above is a true record of the
breeding of Sir Westwond, Signed,
H.'& W. F. BOLLERT,
TERMS Single cow, $1.75, cash at time
of service. A reduction will be allowed for
three or nacre cows. , -
JOHN BARKWELL,,
Lucknow P. 0.
0%)aGNS"t4N& o
A'pamphlet of information and ab-
stract of the laws.lhowtng How to
Obtain Patents, Caveats. Trade
Marks, Copyrights. sent free.
Adds. MUNN & CO..
3131 Broadway.
New York.
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$3Q
A YEA
R ! I undertake ke to ',Heft
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teach any fairly intelligent person of either
seta, who can read and write, and who,
after inetructton,will work induetriouety,
how to earn Three Thousand Dollars a
Year in their own loealities,.vherever they live.* will else furnish
the situation or employmrnt,st whinh you can ram that amount.
No money for me unless surce.@riA as above. Easily and quickly
learned, 1 de@ire•bnt one worker from each district orennnty. I
have already taught and provided with employment a large
number, who are rnaking ovoCC-f11000 a year ea, h. ft'. NEW
and SOLID. FI 11,rticulare 1 IUEL:. tddrr•s it onro,
*..C.&ALLEY. Aiwa 4180. Ateguatta. MMIue.
IMMENSE BARGAINS.
Having just received a large C,,nsign
Illent of
Fresh Groceries,
Choice family fiou
Choice Tobacco,
Canned. Goods.
i1
Crockery,
Glassware
Teas, Coffees, 1
• and. Sugars,.
which- will be sold cheap at
the. Hub Grogery. .
Goods delivered to all parts
of the village,
JOHN . ELLIOTT
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
NGLISII. CHURCH-SERVII:'ES 11 ,
LL a. in. and 6:30 p. m. Sunday School,.
2:30 p. m , Super ntetident, Wm. S. Holmes.
Adult class every Wednesday evening at
o'clock, Bible - and, prayer book lesson's. All •
e welcome. -1 Ev, W, J. CONNOR, Pastor.
Hereford Bull For Service.
THE CELEBRATED HEREFORD
fr service
for the
bull,
of 1891 atl Henrbe y t Johnston s,
lot 7. con. 8, E. D. Ashfield'.
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26th, 1886. PEDIGREE -
Hie dam - isk Bloom, (22 07) bwas calved y
Duke Argyle, C., g. d. Victoria 4th by Duke
of Argyle, C'., g: g d.Victoria by Sir: ,'banes, •
'r • g• g dVerbena by Carlisle. The Bull
hismark was bred by R. J, Dickie, of Oshawa
Ont., and got by Cecil, winner of first prize in -
aged bull class at Toronto and' Guelph anti :.
silver medal at Guelph f .r best bull of any
age. Cecil was bred by Mr. Aaron Rogers, •
Herefordshire; England, and was' got •by
Chabull, The Groveo3rd, thatand sooldhe f for by },000hat ttlast
yeah when twelve years old, The breeding of
this calf is of the best to he found upon the
side of both„ sire and dam. and he is; one of the
best calves I have ever bred. Yours truly, •
R. J. MACKIE.
TERMS -81.25 to ipsnre calf. A reduction
made for 3 or more cows. Cows must. be
returned 3 times if necessary or they will be
charged for service; No fees charged for,
cows if not with,ealf after third service.
HENRY JOHNSTON. Pro
DUNN'S
AKINC
POWflFa._
THE COOK'S' BEST FRIEND
BULL FOR SERVICE.
rritik UNDERSIGNED WILL KEEP
1 for Division, Ashfield, -the iee at lot
wo year old n. thorough
bred Shorthorn bull, "Red 3ismark."
PEDIGREE• -.Red Bismarck, 12758, red
calved March 8, 1886, bred by Wm. M'allough,
Dungannon, Ont. ; got by Wallace (imp)
2752 ; dam Annie 8430, by Young Springwood
Prince 6299 ; Grace Harper 2nd, 9227, by
British Heir .2nd 2889 ; Lady Harper 2nd.
663, ady
'Harpe x6629, by Grand Duke Chief,
751782 ; RoseI1833
by Royal Duke of Glo'ster, 1035 : Maggie.
1429, by Lord of Lune (imp) 155 (16428) ;
Queen of the West, 1751, •by Victor 1136
(122681 ; Daisy 823, by Halton 684 (11552),
LLavinia 4th .1342, by Duke of Wellington
(imp) 91. (3654) ; Lavinia 2nd 13.40. by Alex •
ander (imp) 6, (11099) ,; Lavinia (imp) 299, by
asou of •>,
Scipio (1421), by 7:ryhnlm e (1018), by '
Son of North ,$tar (458).
rERMs-s;.r9 Cow`s must be returne
three times . necessary, or they will h4
charged for service: No fees charged if cows
are not in•calf after third Service,
PAUL 'SMILTZE11,
. Belfast P. Q.
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