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FSIDA.Y, OCT. 15, 1886.
toe, G 31440. Black oats, T Henrilion,
J Harrison.• Small white oat), G
Ely* Fall Show
MeGolian, 4. W Sloan. Small pea*, W
S Proctor,. Laidlaw, Large peas, A
Itobertaon, Laidiaw. Tilnethy
, Friday last was a beautiful Clay, and a seed, R G McGowan, 11, Laidlew, Flour
tremendous crowd of people availed them -
P Kelly & Son, eFlax seer:1,, R B Laidlaw
-.Belies of the --opportunity -of attending ,tt -,-...-..-11....aw..
4..i imi
ROOTS. -Early Rose. potakies, Joh
Barr, S Barr. Late Rose potatoes, W
Pollock, Jas Harrison. Potatoesany othe
kind, S Barr, J Barr Collection potatoes
8 Barr, j Barr, Carrots, Xobn Wilford
5 Barr. Carrots, red, A W Sloan, S Sloan
Sweed turnips. Shortreed„ Jas Jackson
Collection garden produce, W J Proctor,
R Sellars. Beets, T F1 amilton, AV Brown.
Manifold wortzels, It Ware, Geo Collison.
Pumpkins, W Cuming; W J Proctor.
Squashes, R Sellars, A K Roberton. Red
onions, R Sellars,, P Willows. Yellow
anima,. a Beer; P Willows. Silver skin
onions, A. W Sloan. Potatoes onions, A.
W Sloan, White Beans, Jahn Barr, jat
Barr, Cern, Jae Harrison,•],14 S1VIcelowan,
Citrons, R &Mire; W 3' Proctor. ...Water.
inelons,•• T Hamilton A K Roberteon.
Cabbage, drumhead, A.' -IV Sloan, R Seller's,
Cabbages„ red pickling, Geo King, James
Ferguson. Cabbage any other kiwi,: R
Leicilaw, A. KRobertson, _Qapliflowein A
-Seller* AZ-RObeitson. - ._...,. ,
D.trar Pnotom•-t-lub creamery butter,
Stood still ; otherwise there is no telling Geo Watt. Tub butter, T Hainilton, J
what might' have been the result. Mrs.
McIlioy, . Crock better .not loss than 20
. - W Brunedori,. of Londesboro, was awarded pounds,. -M Schwanz, Crock butter not
the lat prize, ,and Mrs. Radio, of.autte,tt, .less than 20 peunds,•W J Pi -peter, George
the and. .
• Watt. Butter in rolls, or.prints, A Carr,
' Waded a
Jackson Bros:, Of Clinton, a W Schwanz. Dairy' cheese, J °M.clIroy,
goad deal of 'attentiou, by their "Yel Factory cheese. 1: and -2 G Young, Ex -
method of advert4ine• .TY l'acl•a: br4ss trected honey, R Sprung; T. --I McQuarrie,
• band on the ground, which played in .
ERVIT:-Elotne Inuits bread; Dr. Sloan
splendid style. a number of Piece°, Geo. Quten. Bakers' breltd;Jno McMillan.
while they also rendered a number of
Tea biscuits, ' Mrs N Coining, Mrs Jas
vogal. seleetions, With. organ accornpani- Ferghson. Miele Syrup, WJ Proctor Mrs
ihent, two .burly. 44 negroes".. in fantastic j.no Jackson. .34ple stigar, mrs.mo Jack.
costume looking after the distribution of.
'eon, IV J• Proctor, IVinter apples, Alfred
advertising literature.. 1.he crowd showed. Carr, Jno Nott. 4v arietios fall apples, J
• their appreciation either novel ischeme by A. Herrisoe, .as Potter. Roxboro russets,
• • eemaining-with-theraallahe,tinselhaY were ,
band,. it was Northern -Spies,
on the ground. The Blyth: Jno Berr, J A Harrison. Snow abeles, G
• said, never intended coming out until they Stewart, A -IV Sloan, Baldwins Jiro Barr,
beard'that Jackson Bras. weresending eat R G/ AUG° win: *Ithede Island Gtecnings,
one, arid they acted in the most, shabby Jiro Barr, Alf Carr. , Spitzenbnrgs, Jno
.. . manner towards .the Clinton' • buys, . who Barr, 'N °tuning. Swears, A. Carr; Dr.
.- -.moved 'their positinri Several linters, . liit
. . Sloan. Fall Pippme, -N Ginning, Sas nek-:--
-. ,
., were 'allowed • and-interructed--„hy...AL.m . en---20-oz_Pip ins • Geo.•• Stewart-. A._ -,W
•' - Blith Playlirs; who inight.,have eonceeled •' - 0-- _, _ , ,
-Sloan. Auy other ferrety; Mies. Riddle,
Robt Sprung, --Collection Of Apples, Dr.
Sloan,' W J Proctor. ,Winter Pear', R 13
Laidlaw;Dr Sloan. • Fell pears, R 13 Leid• •
brae Jae . jaelnietb.•: Trio varieties Clonia;
Jas Jackson. • Toniatoei, R Sallows. .
Grapes, G Young,. Miss Moffatt. Crabs,
P;Beins, R G McGowan. Garden iloweri,'
W JProctor, A X Rob.ertann, House piano
las Harrison. Calmed Fruit, •Mrs R .T* -
McGill, Jas Herrison. Grape wine,- home•
made, 11, McQuarrie, Mrs McGill. ,
' Poueenv.-Turkeys lars.Hariison, Jas.
Potter. Geese, Jas Hiarrison, Jas Potter. ,
Rouen ducks, Jas•Potter, l' Beattie., Any
• other kind, W Meehan, S Mason.. Brown
Leghorn, F Beattie; Jas Harrison. • Light
Leghorn ; 10. Befittie,. 3 -Harrison.' ' Black
Spanish, Jets Harrison. • •Light Beah.mas,
1 and 2 FBeattie. Dark Brahrnas, Lend .
2 P. Beattie. }Umbrage; F Beattie,. Jai.
Harrisen, Dorkine,`.1 Harrison. W Grieve.
Black -breasted red game,' J Harrison, E '
Eleggitt. Buff Cochins, F Beattie, 3'•Har4
risen. Partridge Cochme,, -Beattie.. an-
. • F. B
, tams, a and.2 F Beattie, , Polaede, F Beat-
tie, J Bentley: iF'IyMouth Roars; ,T Har-
rison,. F: Beattie. Collection pigeons',' 1
'and2 F Beattie:.•:_Collection of fowls, Jae
Harrison. F Beattie. - •-•
• Blyth Fall Fair. •This society hats gener-
ally" been very successful, and has alwaye
had a good show, but the attendance this
year.);vas fee ahead of- that for any previous
one, The gate admissien was 1Q cents,
and over 8300 Was the amount taken. ,
• The outside show was, on the whole,
very good,the exhibit in the various classes
r of horses taking the lead, It is noticeable
at all the shows that two classes „et horses
are the chief centre of attraction -the
heavy draughts end roadsters or driving
horses. what has been known as the
• -general puppose class eeems to hu dropping
mit of sight:
For the special prize offered by Mr, IL
Medd; of Hullett, for the best lady drivers,
there were eight (taffies, hot the ring was
altogether too sinall• to allow of a lievers
test being made, While the skill of the
ladies was being tested, Miss Lottie Mason,
daughter 'of Mr. John Mason, of Hullete
was thrown out of *her buggy by another
• -running. into it, but .-ahe tortupately es.,
oaped without any injury; and theAortieti
their,ohagrin at the soccess of their more
, enterprising rivalsi. mid; least, have
acted the parts of gentlemen. Not -11181-‘
• of.the;people. of Blyth -strongly expressed
-their disapproval of the tactics •pursued•by
.their band. The result was that Jackson
Brothers were really better advertised by
thiatrainit- than they had anticipated,
but that does riot lessen the offenceeny.
oTlie inside show was; as usual, very at-
tractive and full, and if the exhibits in
this department keep en increasieg as they
have, larger accommodation will be tie-
..
cessary. •
Throfficers of the association vier.° all
' doing their utiliost toiurther the interests
of the exhibitors and general public, apd
none was more courteobs • er painstaking
than the reliable. and efficient secetary,
Mr. H.' MeQuarrie. The following is tbe
• prize list.:• '
• jeoes Be eaVyirtit4b Teina'r
. or geldings, Jno MoMiltan, Jas Martin,
Dickson Bros. Brood'anarehavieg raised '
foal in 1886, R Martin, W.Grieves. 2 -yr
, * old gelding, R B Snel,L 2' -yr. old 611e,„T
k Wallace, T Hamilton; Year; old gelding,
• Jno Scott. Year old filly, bot known', j
Soott. Foal, A Willis, Jaa,Roth.
General purpose, orAgricultural.--Ternn ' hflummislx.-Lumber wagger), 'Sohn
mares or geldings J 0 Stewart, H Ross. • Brunsdon, W Spooner. Pair bob aleiehs
Brood mare having raised foil in 1886,
A Willis, •R Sprung. 2, yr, eld gelding, R
Riley, „I Williams. • Two-year old .
T Haroilton,N Cuming. Yeae'oid„gelding,
R Riley. Tear old filly,. R Riley,. W -J
• Erector: Foal, E Belt W Grieva• •• -
Roadsters. --Span carriage, horses, Alex
Slater &Sims. R R Dhuglass. Iron heath
•plonglf, sod,R M Robertson, Fleetly Sons.
Iron beam, plough, general: •purpose, R
Robertson; 'Geo Love,- Pair. iroq.barrows;
T Tipling; Slater Sc- Sims. Single buggy.:
open,PV Hayward. Single hnggy, cov.
.erecl,:'T:lv„,Haysiercl, Slater. Sime..
Forsyth, S.Miller, E McNtimare.-, Brood Doable buggy, covered, P W Hayward.
Mari) having raised foal in 1886; G Per- ''Double buggy, open; J. Brnnadon., P:W
• dise,,W Smith. .• 2 -yr oldgeldingi,A Yining- Hayward.; 'Cater; Slatercte Sims, 'Salm
DID Carder. A27yrtild flhly, WOunningharn; .Branscion, :Cabinet 'work, •'A.A. Bennett.'
' Geo King. Year old fifty Geo Iqng. Foal, , Set•heise Omer; freer harnmere'W SpOoner;,
T Lapslie, Smith : . or buggy, E' Slater -&.Siins. - F Willoivs; las
• Livingsterni A: 141 CamPbell...,::Satidle horse; Ferguson. ' Gang:plow,,•11;..M: Robertson.
• 3 N Perdue, ,jai, • Berro• •••SWeepstakee, Stove and furniture, 1 and 2J G 'Moller,'
mare or• gelding, Jno"bleMillati. ,Fpal got Panning Armstrong • Bros: • Turnip
by.'"KentucitY Star;" R -Milne, • ' • , drill, and 2 W Levy; .Scefiler, George
Lady driver, Mimi 6Meson, Londeshora, Los* W Levy, • Churn, W Levy ,- Fore
mins Eactie, unett. •• . • pump, recommended, A Rogerson. • ' • - •
CATTLE. horeughbir eriL-Mileh OOW ; Merstreiefinitek. --Cloth, home Spun, H
Webster, T Ross. __Tsee-yi • old heifer, 1 G McGowan, e. Shortreed: • 'Flannel, lionie
----a-id-2 Jas.Totter. '''Otte•yr old heifer, T. made,liliss'ott,
•
Roes, J Potter. Heifer calf, Jno Ginning; iinion„Ny j Proctor, Miss Nott. 'Blankets,'
• J Potter. Bull Calf,' Snell & Sons; James lines MadeiG Young,Miss Nott.;..Blankete,
. - _Union, Collison, •G ;Youniq Horse
.
Potter. • • • -..
Grades --Yoke 4lanketerhome spin, J Ilarr, W•gennett. •
- Richmond, R •B• Laidlaw. • Mikis cow,. T Coverlet, home 5pun,L Schwariz, W Con-.
Ress,,.111,MeGovrab., • Two -yr old heifer; -17-inrighatn.. Rag Mot, Mies Nott, • Rag oar.:
• and 2.R• McGowan. •One yr -old heifer, 1 Pet; Mise Nott„Miss,.5dott. ' Stocking yarn",
• and 2 T Ross. :Heifer. calf, R Ferrite R house open, G Yoneg, Mires:Nett. -Coarse
McGowan. *Steer calf, 1 an 2 T- 1tosa. Boots, Jno S.herritt, A .MOrdook. ' Gents:
Two.yr olesteer,::1 aid -2'T Rev.' ;One -ye sewed 'boots, A Murdock.' Set doublebar-
•steer,.1 ent1,2 T Ros
,at ex (*.Meer,. 1 : nese, G A Sherthan, Set , Single ..barnees,
and 2 T Reiii.-•••FattoW Or:heifer","1;.ntid 2 7G A SharMan. Leather 'by .the ' maker,
' John Scott. • lierd;•T Ross. • • • A Wettlanffer: • • : .• • ..
• raw, • , wo, . Lams' Areasene work, Mine.
SuEmp,-Clotsafold --Aged.
Machin, 3 Potter, Shearling ram, 1 and N.ott," G. Moffatt. Rick rack„ B,
2 John Cimainfr. Rath lamb, J Ouming,
W Mechlin, 'Pair aged ewes: J. Ounting,
W Meehan. Pair Shearling cams, 1 and'2
Janus Pottilie: Pair •e-weiambe; :1 Potter,
J Cutting. • , • •
Leicester4-Aged-tani, ,Snell &Sons, J..0
. Stewart. Shearling ram, 1 and 2 Jetted
• Henry. 'Ram lamb, Snell •& Sone, j Hen-
-ry.' -Pair tiged• ewes Snell &Sone. ' Pair
shearling eW.es Snell •& Sons. Pair ewe
• lambs, Snell St 'Soiled Henry. Fat sheep,
' lend 2 Sne11•4 Sons.' . • • '
SouthclOwir-rAged ram, A VV, S1oati
• 6 Stewart. 'Shearling ram -Glenn 13re
Ram lamb, RMoG.Imiari, GleertBros. :Par
• aged ewes; Glenn , Bees, .0. aoss. Pair
sbearling ewes, Glenn' Bros ;• It McGoetae.
. Pair ewe lambs, 1 and 2 Glenn Bros.
Word or Shropshiredown-Aged ram,
H Roes, Shearlibg •ram, L Tasker, G,Ito
Stewart. Rani lamb, Snell & Sone, LTris-
' ker. Pair aged ewes, Snell & Sons,
Rosa. Pair shaarling ewes, Snell & Sofia.
Ewe Limbs, 1 and 2H Rose. •• •
Pgket-Sow littered in 1886, it Sellars.
• Suffolk -Aged boar, S 0 Tuck. Boar
littered in '86, S Barr.
13eritshire-Ageil boar, Bell, 3.0 Tuck,.
Brood sow, Coming, 3' Watt. Boar lit.
• tereci In '86, S Grey, J Tueir; Sow lit;
6
teredin '86, E Macuamere. ,
GRAM -Vali wheat, George Meffatt, L
• TOW Rea fall-whetit, 13en nett, 11 G
.02
under 14, Laura Carr, Alberta Carr
Patch, by girl not more than 14, A Car
Miss lianailton. Darn on ;docking cly gir
not more than 14, MSS Hamilton, Mis
11(1cGowan. Fancy leather work, J Sym
ington.
XTEAS -Crab, jelly, 3 Bently, , yarn
mat, j Bentley ; Sunflowers, R Sellars.;
Cueumbers, R Sellers"; Bag truck, R M
Roberton ;•yarn mat, jos Jackson ;
kainting on velvet, Mise McTavish ; Cele•
ry, j Ferguson ; Panel painting, Alias ltIc-
Kellar ; Painting on 'mole skin, Miss Mo.
Kellar ; Coloria bean's, P Willows ; Turn
feather fowls, W Macha.4 ; Pea fowls, W
Machan; Fancy patch work, j Symington;
Antimacassic, j Synnngton ; Kensington
Iembroidery, Miss 5leQoarrie ; . Photo,
Bauslaugh ; Crochet Wool work, Miss
Forsyth ; Hosiery, Miss Forsyth ; Gents
• under shirt,_ Miss, Rachman . FlOwerr,
Miss Wilson ; Organs, T 0' Doherty ;
Sewing 'machines, T 0 Doherty,. Baker's
buns J 1V1cMillan ; Biuderr, NY .r-lovY i
sleivils, j Brundson ; Washing machine,
J Rogerson ; Sulky • plow, Geo Love ;
Reaper knife co.inder, Jno • Ross ; Seed
cleaner, Armstronr& Beattie,
JEDGES.-Horses-C B Mason, Tacker-
smitlri Robert Miller, Wroxeter, Cattle
end pigs -W loung, Colborne.; R Gibson,
Wroxeter; 0 Girvinl-jr.„,..West Wewannali_
Sheep -Thos Anderson, West Weavanosh ;
James Scott: Pouttry-W Taylor Wing'
linin, Grain -.-,T Johnston, C./Untie) ; A
Taylor, Blyth. Fruit -J. Stewart, Ben•
Miller., • Trnplements-,D Hogan, Seaforth;
W MeOlymone, \Vientiane Ladies' work
-Mrs. J Johnsten, Clinton ; Mimi Brown,
East Waivanosh ; Miss J Stewart, Ben -
miller:
, Dr. Sage's Catarrah Rernedy surpasses all.
r Accounts of the massacre of Catholic
1 missionaries and converts in southern
8 China, shows that the race of martyrs is
by vo means extinet, Father Terrace,
who had lived for nine yearaja
when. a mob eurrounded his house at,
night, gathered his followers in the chap-
el, gave the last absolution, went to the
door, and presenting himself to the rab-
ble, said: Ilere• am. to answer for all,.
Ile was at once cut down by. sabreee.
Father Becket, a 'young priest in Tong..
king, saw a number of his converts be-
headed, and then, refusing to be bound
or blindfolded, offered his neck to the
executioner without a tremor. FatI3er
Chatelo, ordered to descend to the place
of exeoution, as hundreds of his converts
had done, said I shall not go so far.
If you. want my head:come and get it.°
The eivords made short work othim,
where he stood.
Salt Rheum Cured, •'
-• mcGrezer & Parke's Carbolic Corate has been
tried and. round To Le the only pOsitivo cure for
Sn It Month,•Blinnles, Blotelfoin-the
paw or hands, guts, Burns, Bruise, or any sore
-thatuothing else -win -bear --Try--Afec„4rerzor-.4
Parka's Oarbelic Cerate. c. Dot Wor-
hington's Drug Store. ,
A- Montreal correspondent who spoke
• to Sir Charles upper recently,says that
the High;Oonnnissionet disclaimed all
intentions of entering political lifo as
successor to. Sir. John :Macdonald or in
any otber opacity. 'Fre gave as the
reason the condition of bis health, but
m os t people will telieve that this is but
a way Sir Charles bas cif putting.% that
front his point of view, • lin .could not
• have good health in: Opposition,. He
does not ivish to join a dying Ministry, -
and he knows that the 'presenT malad-
• ministretors are.domned- tedefea-rwherr.
they go to the county.
eatii les ^, fon'13., •
• The eoinplexion is often renderel unsightly
by Pitopl,es, Liver Spots, and Yellowness.
These it is well known:ara caused frolia an
inactive 'Liver and bad blood.' Dr. chase's
Liver Onre purifies the blood MIT whole
system: See liepipe Book for toilet recipes
hints and suggestionreon how to .preserie the
complexton. Sold by all druggists.
„
What Trae•Merpt pi.);
I• The unprecedented sale of Boschee's Ger-
i man Syrup, Within a few years,`has astonished
the woricl.a& It.fit without; doubt the safest and
hest remedy ever discovered for the speedy
and effectual 3.ure of coughs, ea Is and the,
severest Lung trotibles. It age) on an: entirely
different.priaelpaLfrrau the usual pretcrie.
tions given by.Pbysiefans; es it does not dry
tip a cough and leaVe the -disease still in the
system, but. on the contrary removes the
pause. of the tronble, heals the parts affected
and leaves them in a ,..purely healthy condi.
tion. A. bottle koptya-thi-Jiellse., for nee
When Vie diseases make their aivearance, will
-eaveAcietarbr_bills-and a Jong of.aerioue_
illnees. trial Will convince: you of these
facts. It is positively sold by all druggists
and general dealers in the land. Price, 75cts„
large bottles. ,
, • .
brolt op.
• The tory party iitea da at the present
timb presents a, pro of disruption and
disorganization Such aa has hever before
been witnessed in this country The.coliesive
power 'of &rider and patronage Alone holds
. them. together. In Ontario the leader
'repudiates the party official organ and the
organ repudiates the leader: one set of,
politicians appeal • to the ' Protestant
populatioR te support Sit' John • and save
the Catholio church; while another exhibits
Sir•Jo.bb as the true friend and deferiar of
the church and of the French people. One
Organ spreads -prohibition birdlime te:catch
the temperance vote; another takes high
anti -Scott AO u,round, to licep:the liquor
'dealers solid. Baits are at by Tory orgaps
in- disguise to catch' • the labor vote; while
organs representing, the monopolist, liege
support the GOverninent in of
-fiboding the- label. •-ixiarket with apSisted-
immigrants, . and Of taxing the working
pleases to death in the • interest . of . huge
Monopolies; Tho .Teriere faee north by
south' and southeast by. north-west, on
every imaginable question in. their -frantic-
efforts to trim their sane tocitchthepopular
breeze. •Bet_tbey take care to keep their
Weather eyertion the boodle bags, and while
their madneria. and ',demoralization give,
theus a. 0 -is -you -please,- • e very- ne an -for -
himself 'Mk it a look, they have Met•bod
oVerninglhem,-4 guiding ..ffiritivello Id
on to office -Sarnia Observer. • • .:
• , 'Why Esniploy Doctors.
• 'Consult a dobtor, for a 6 or S oz. bottle of
inedicine .$1-Conattlt your druggist- and be
give you a 12 oz. -bottle of Dr. 'Chase's
Liver Qure for $1, and a valuable Recipe
Book Glee. • ••
APPLES.--,Accordingto the journal of
Commerce; the yield of apples -in Canada
this year is larger-while:lee European crop
is light. • Thus, if good Canadian fie* can
•bnisentlor•wardLearly-the ;foreign demand
is lUiOIy to be larger. Too much •stress
cannot be laid' on the,. absedete neceseity
of Maintaining the ieputatioei Of Canadian
-fruit, if this promising trade re continue
to,expturd, ,lo this as Othisis.lapartinen
of trade, .hlinesty has been prove) tithe and
to • he :the beat policy. • The •fruit:
should be evenly i3Orted and . uniform le'
aize andquality throughout, as fine at the
bottoih and..the'middle. as at the top, Teo
large a part of the receipts -of late seasons
have been what 'called by the trade
"stuffed;" the Middle of the barrels con-
tainieg inferior, • trashy folk'. topped off
with a few layers.of good apples. Buyere
McGd1. Pillow abd.sheet ishatts, j• Byrn. , are nob slew to clod -this d'ut, and,the "poor
apples bring no more than they are worth.
• ingl on, Mrs Sellars, Patch quilt. Miss The stock - :'should be .closely graded, the
• NoM, T Hainilton. • White • quilt, Miss primes and seconds being packed'separately
Plock,,,.Mtrej Ferguson., Knitted &nine
terpitue. Mrs ti •Bentley, Mre J 13righana and-rplainly• marked; • No barrel should
coritairr more than erie variety, with the
Counterpane, crochet Work, Miss SOU, G ki,nd and grade • neatly Stencilled on the
Yoong, • Gerit's'avhite irbitt; Miss Buchan
.an, .T Hamilton. Flannel shirt, hand head: On opening the barrel, the top
• layer should' allow a fair average. of the
made, Mrs McGill; T Hamilton. Weollen
(polity Of the entire contents.' 'Brands thus
stockings, G Young,. T Hamilton, Socks,
packed will Very soon ricqtdre a repotation
G Young; T Hamilton: ' Gauntlet mite,
1Vlies Pollock; SYreington. Mita, Miss • that will amply repay packers for. their
care and honesty. So far, only fell troit
ott", G Moffatt. " Fancy knitting, W Orin- has been forwarded, and returns: were not
ngharn; J Symington. Berlin wed work,
J Mington, Embroidery, ; .
satisfaotory, the ahipments reaching Europe
in poor condition. .
ington; Mrs Bentley, French em-
broidery, James Symington, MesQVIcre'ill,
fo get tstrOng.
Braiding • ye cotton,. Miss Istott, .W
Dumb.bells„ and ,horizontal bate, Liable
Cuningliam. Braiding; on wool, Sas yro- Clubs and the trapeze are valueble under ear-
ington, Mrs' McGill. Sofa cushion, mrs• tain r.onditions„ but they are detrimental
McGill, Miss McTavish. Collection ladies' rether than beneficial if the. blood is poor and
work, Mrs McGill, J Symington, 'Gent's thin and poisoned with bile, the of this
slippers,' Mrs McGill, G Moffatt: • Darned inuseles, necessitates wastofas well es induces
net, Mum M Wateon, Miss Riddell. Mo- growth, If the blood, does not carry sufficient
der n crochet work, Mrs W Ouninghana, nutritive inaterial to repair the wriste,lloss of
Mrs Bentley. - Macrame work, j Syming, rtrength necessitiily follows, and growth is
ton, Mrs McGill: Point lace, J' Symington,. ont of the question. • Purify and enrich your
Mrs Meant. • Minium lace, J Symington, blood with Dr. Pierce's - 'Odder) Medieal
Mrs McGill, Ribbon work, S Symington, Discovery" and then exercise will develop and
Mra 140011. Chenile work, J Symington, not consutne your.phyarque.
Miss Meltellar. Outline embroidery, Mrs Three Salvation Army officers have
McGill; Mrs Carder, 'Roman embroidery, bon sentenced at Torquay, 0 one
1 and 2 J Symitigton, Orechet work in month's imprisonment at hard label' for
eenducting a street procession.
ltileGoikn. 'Fail wheat,' Treadwoll, Geo , wool, Geo Conlon Miss Forsyth. Pencil'
drawing, Archie MeQuarrie. Crazy work,
Symington Mra 11100111. Oil painting,
Miss Pollock.Crewel work, Mre McGill
--W,Ouningbans.:•--Embrolciery-•on silk, J
Syalington.Maggie AltItellar. Java can,
vas work, J Symington Mise Sloan, Straw
T Hamilton, Large white oats, T Rawlhat, home made, A Carr.. Sewing by girl
. •
Moffatt;, L Tasker. , Seneca fall wheat,
Hamilton, 11,13 Laidlaw, Fell wheat, any
other kind, GeorgeB Laidlaw,
Bost -11M Inn* spying wheat, R G MeGewan,
3' Parr, Any nther )ttna spring wheat,,Geo
INSoffatt, Jas Barr, Barley, jr,
ateteregeri reetrice,e Ettrbillie Celeste,
Have yen ,,an Ohl Sere, Cut, nein, Bruise
Cern, iritrilen, Salt- WHIM, Plinple, DIlltelrCa-
Rottgli flatlets or race 7 Tfthere48 lint One
cnroolantely, MeGreger afid'Parite's Carbelle
Curate. ..I.Lanni, but try 11, it Will eenvuren yon,
IteoSta but 'go. at Worthingtoirts Dreg store.
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STILL on the TRACK
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• The subscriber begs to return his sincere thanks to
all who Kave so liberally patronized him during the
past three years, and to inform them that he is still on
the track,
HURON ST., CLINTON,.
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• • •• With 'droll line of
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FLOUR .FEEDI*VEGETABLES,
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Of the best qualities, Which he will sell at the lowest
reinunerative prices to all who may favor him with a
call. • Hit stock includes PLOUB.,•0110P, SHORTS,
BRAN, OATS, PEAS, HEN FEED, • GRATTAN
FLOUR, CRACKED WDEAT. 'GRANULATED :ROL-
LER, and STANDARD OATMEAL and CORNMEAL,
all kinds of Vegetables, •73AltkEL SALT, all of which
I will sell for cash or coarse grains. BRAN, SHORTS
ahd PLOCR by the ton or cwt, and everything sold
at mill.prices-„All ,ntroleit„..dettverad-tres ofLeharge
within the corporation. Ily motto Ifni be ."Good
goods, just weight rind 6ne ,price." •
THOS. WATSON,: .
Huron Street,'Clinton.
GOOD NEWS.
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FLOUR DOVVN
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BEST ROLLER FLOUR, $2 per cwt.
LOW GRADE FLOUR, $1.50; per cwt. -
'Will take any -kind of grain in
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exchange.
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'JAMES STEEP
cpNiroN•
....stprs
T..',8110DERICKS..'!
OferiterieSeWeifflit thrlateet Styles; also, in
Bulk and Can; direct frem Baltimore, •
• Guaranteed.' etwaY. ;Fresh. -
sg oc. CIGAR .1N .TOWN.
CHOICE I;OVOF .PIPES, &gap..
Read quarters for CONFECT -TORBAY and FRUIT:
:sigicsox.ttecw, STRIIIM;
ALLAN. :UNE
Liv; oLLidirrp, &i
Parties gehig to the Old country this .summer should
take this popular' line. The boats are the most. Com-
plete rh the Atlantic,•and ficeommodation unsurpassed
CARIM FA•RES
• EAP E.XCURSION ICATIES. .
STEW:RAGE PASSA AT
••• 1101V031,
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• elm and get all pexticultrs of
A. 0.1PATTISON, CLINTON
AGENT a, 1,..11.
THE MERCHANTS'
Poktive, ancl.gtilecting Associatip
—OF CANADA .
, 1IeI Oliee, Iiarailtoia,, Oitt.
ESTA WAITED 1884.
Ts an Association of bmilness and professional men,
having for its object the
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COLLECTION OF DtDTS;
And to prevent, us membors Making Mid debts by
urnialifog them With lists of parties who do not pay,
Iforeliants and others having itecounts to Collett and
wishing to become members, by remitting $7 to our
Managers, Hamilton, Ont„ receive by return mall
full particulars, certificate of membership, &c,
Mrta,s ,St Co., lilanagers, Iramiltom„
,. . .t.
()C, tD JAS. Titoryzmx` Agent Clinton
N, person1;110 t‘ =led .4.(4f1i114 111011'/Villi.
d Vaulkner, halting from St. ,Tar,s: wewill not
tilre nee members talap by Iiiio ofttr 1.4.14 date,
r monies paid to bmi,
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OtiR GREAT SF'ECIALTY IS
ILLI E
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thre department iatNovelties may be •found.. We are now very
busy in the tripming department.rnisl onr onstoino,ra_would confer a great favor
by LYAYINCI THEIR, ORDERS EARLY, in order that no one may be
•t qisappointed, and that all may haire their •goocls ready when needed.
See our -stock of Plushess'Irelvets,-RibbonsiTheap
id and Cashmere Gloves, Cashmereand`Wooi-
leti Hosiery, Fancy Wo'ollen Goods, Grey Flannels,
•Winceys, Men and Boys''Underclothve
ing, at:very
Low Prices to ctear-
.BEESLY-8.-MilIiiietypripOnum
igDargaios meroc ery
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WE 44E SI 11241ANG A FINI1,3 •
ONSTONE.• ,;CHINA TEA SET j
44 'Pieces, for $2.25, Regular $g.
These ' Goods are strictly 'firstclass and aref the Cheapest. ever' °tiered in Clinton.
• , end. see them. • - •
os. Cooper &'Son,
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GLISli L
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NIS SIIOBS1.
teat Variety
.COMB BLIO�K CLINTON
en ral, Grocer,
• P. 171,01333'..S.
' The subscriber' has ,bonght, out . the , Stock of P. Robb, consisting 'ef
GR:00hRIES;.et OeRti BY, GIA. ASSVVAliE,
Which, being,bought at low rates, he is waled ta-ofter at the verreleaest prices
Patrontige respectfully solicited. Ali nide' s praittly filled. Rooms to let,.
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H. R. WALKER, ouNTo.N.
R c.sTeRE
GEO. G.LAScK4. HAS JUST. OPENED OUT A
NNW Stock -of Gents Futnishings,
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Which ie ijl aola:t liettgOnalAe Profit. His stand is af:the Leading Tailor
_Ilouse,•opposite the Post Office, 014e him it
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GEO. GLASGOW CLINTON:
UN N'S
RING
:POWDER -
THE COOK'S )3EST FRIEND
-.FOR SALTil.
A FIRST-CLASS BRICK ,STORio
Suitable for any businesia, 11 Searle's Eloek, en
Long 'Terms of (Vit. Also •
lionse:,= -
centrally hirChir particulars way to•
Vi/A • c,seARLE-0 outiToN.
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