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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1891-10-02, Page 4c. E. WILLIAMS, CHEMIST. a-Alyp. DRUGGIST. . ACT. G. N, W. TELEGRAPH CO, opp. Bru itswick Hose, Wiugham, - - Ont tc tnpxiu (�t FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 189 1. THE NORTHWESTERN FAIR A Grand Success,—Pine Weather and a Large Atbendance. The Northwestern Fair, held in Wingham on Tuesday and Wednesday, was one of the best shows held by the Turuberry Agricultural Society. The exhibits in the hall were judged on Tuesday and in the evening, notwith- standing the weather was ewe, a large number availed themselves of the opportunity of examining the articles on exhibition and hearing the Bell factory band, which furnished appro- priate musk during the evening. On Wednesday, the weather was all that could be desired., and there was a very Iarge crowd in attendance, and all appeared to be well satisfied with ,tile show. The show was in advance of former years in'nurnber and quality of exbibits, especially was this notice- able in live stock. The show of horses was excellent, and the,competitoin was keen in almost every section. The special prize of a $20 set of single harness, given by Mr Chas Knechtel, of this town, for the best . driving horse, .brought out a large number of fine animals, the red ticket being awarded to Mr John Harris, of Blue. vale, and the second to Dr Jas Mac-- "donald, of this toren. Fine herds of cattle were exhibited by Messrs Jas Elliot, of Turnberry, and S D Well• wood, of East Wawauosh, the former showing Holsteins and the latter iereferds. Sheep were well represent.. ed by pens of Leicesters, Shropshires, &c, a decided improvement being noticeable in this class of stock. The 'show of swine was not large, but some fine animals were exhibited. The poultry exhibit was the largest by, all odds ever seen in Wingham, and con- siderable well bred stock came under the consideration of the judge. The honors were mainly divided between Messrs W H. McCracken, Wm Hen, derson, Ohas Henderson, W Taylor, Jas Harrison and R Elliott. The exhibits in the inside depart- ment were far in excess of former years, especially in the vegetable and root department. There was a large display of turnips,' the largest ever exhibited in this locality. In the fruit department there was a grand set out, the .prizes being very evenly destribut- ed among the exhibitors. The vege- table department was something extra. The principal prizes were Carried off Toy W Taylor, l) MVlcliinlay and W 11 MeOracken, D McKinlay deserves special mention for the large display ho made in all kinds of vegetables. The grain department was good, some of the fall wheat,when tested,weighing Gd lbs to the bushel. The art depart. merit would not Piave disgraced a show having greater pretentions to perfece tion than the North'Western Pair. The majority of the prizes were taken by Miss N Shaw, W F 13rockenshire and D Malnnes. , The ladies' departe trent was simply superb, and baffles J ct ription. In this department, Mrs m r i ii1GlCc.rtzie, of Teescva,ter,and 141rs showed that the. people of Wiughani have .a love for the beautiful. Mr D. L °even, representing the 0 P R Co, had ou tjxhibition a grand display of ( grains, etc, grown in Manitoba. He displayed to the public the grain in the straw, and such straw as only Manitoba GEE produce, of that bright amber flue, which is seldom aeon in Ontario. The various grains were plurnp,bright in color and extra heavy, There were all the different grasses common to.that province, and a bunch of ivi13 peas wbioh seemed to catch every lady's eye, es it very mueh re^- sembled an 'ornamental straw Mat. The mots he had on • exhibition allow the great fertility of the soil. Mr T H Boss had on exhibition the famous Davis Seeiug Maclaine, He was assisted in running these machines by Mr Mulheren, general agent for the firm, and they produced samples of the most beautiful work that was ever seen in Wingbana. These mai. chines rapidly gaining in favor and alway give entire satisfaetion, They are sy to run and so simple that a o ii • can use them. r Wm Gannett had on exhibition.. a large number of implements mantle factored by Messrs Frost & Wood, of Smith's Fall, of which he is the local agent. The implements made by this firm are taking a front place in the country. Mr Wm Dore of. the Wingham Carriage Factory,showed a top buggy, an open buggy, and two road carts, which were greatly admired. Mr J B Cummings, of town, had oil exhibition a fine piano -case organ, several sewing machines and a dough mixer, which no• • doubt will meet withe the hearty approval of the ladies. Messrs Alex and Robt Galbraith had some very flue specimens of writ- ing on exhibition,which deserve special mention for their beauty and fine penmanship. PRIZE LIST. HORSES.- Heavy Draught — Brood mare,'Allan Spiers ; 2 Thomas Todd. Foal, Joseph Foster; 2 Isaac Wright: One year old filly, Allan Spiers; 2Jas Clow. One year. old gelding, Wm Cruickshank. Two year old filly, Jas McGrogan ; 2 George Johnston. Two year old gelding, W J Johnston. Tears, Wm Wellwood; 2 Thos Lind. Gen- eral Purpose—Brood mare, R Max- well ; 2 John Elston. Foal, John Elston ; 2 0 W Taylor. One year old filly, Jos Stewart ; 2 II Clark. One year old gelding, C W Taylor; 2 Jas Harrison. Two year old filly, 0 W Taylor ; 2 R Maxwell, Two year old gelding, Wm Cameron, lst and 2nd. Team, Wm Cameron ; 2 Peter Fowler. Driving Horses -Brood mare, J N Perdue; 2 P` Deans, Foal, P Deans; 2 J N Perdue. One year old filly, 0 Gillespie : 2 Thos Lind. Two year old filly, P Clark ; 2 T T McDonald. Two year old gelding, A Roe ; 2 J B Cummings. Saddle horse, T A Mills ; 2 J N Perdue, Single driver, John Harris; Jas Macdonald, M D, CATTLE.--Durhams—Breeding cow; Jolie Armour ; 2 Jas Olow. 'Two year old heifer, John Armour. One year old heifer,A Tipling. Herd any other thoroughbred cattle, Jas Elliot ; 2 S D Wellwood. Grades --Breeding cow, Thos Henderson ; 2 Thos Wilkinson. Two year old heifer, R Maxwell; 2 Jas Elliot. One year old heifer, John Armour ; 2 T Wilkinson. Calf, Thos Wilkinson ; 2R Corley, Fat Cattle— One year old steers,T Wilkinson ; 2 R Corley, Two year old steers, T Wil kinson, lst and 2nd. Fat beast,'R Corley. Yoke oxen, Jas Cochrane, Bunn:.--Leicesters and their grades - Ram,N Cumming ; 2 E W Hastings, Shearling ram, Chas Henderson ; 2 A. Linklater. Ram Iamb, N Cumming ; 2 John Hardie. Ewe, R W Hastings, let and 2nd. Shearling ewe, N Cum- ming, 1st and 2nd. Ewe lamb, N Cumming, 1st and 2nd, Downs and their grades•—Shearling ram, Thomas Anderson ; ,2 J Stewart. Ram lamb, Stewart; 2 R M Anderson. Aged ewe, James Crowaton, tat and 2nd. Shearling ewe, Jas Oroivston, Ist and 2nd. Ewe lamb,James Crowston, let and 2nd. Pres.—Berkshire, Essex or Suffolk —Boar pig, John Armour ; 2 H Ed- wards, Aged boar, Chas Henderson; olrn Gillespie. Sow pig, John Ar, our; 2 H Edwards. B [ a s, road n saw % lS i o1B Gillespie. 'Yorkshire, Cheatet. tVhite or any other large breed --Boar I ,Tamlyn deserve special credit for ...Are number of prizes they won by Saw pig, Chas Henderson; 2 Amos we ;..: their handijaerk. The flower depart. Tipling, so ant ]ooks l," aruidnome and was great -t Porrx,mnvwl'owls----Light .Bralimas, aa admi ply Wins. department l W 11 McOracken : 2 W Taylor. hark 1 baelless apples, John Hardie, It -1 Bralrnras, W Henderson : 2 W 11 Me. Oracken. Ooebins, w I MoOraoken, 1st anal 2nd. Games, w McCracken : 2 Jauiee Harrison, Wyandottes, w B McCracken: Chas Henderson, 131aek Homburgs. Inn Henderson ; 2 Chas. Henderson, Homburgs, any other variety, w 11 MoOracken, Langshans, lv H McCracken. Leghorns, white, w Taylor : 2 wm Heuderson. Leghorns, brown, R Elliott : 2 w Taylor, Ply- mouth :'lymouth Rooks, R Elliott; 2 Ohas I3en, derson. J3lack Spanish, w H Mc- Cracken ; 2 wm Henderson, Minorcas, bleak, wrn Henderson : 2 Chas Hen. derson. Bantams, w Taylor : 2 ay H 1Vlcdracken, Any other variety fowl, w 11 McOraekeu, lst and 2nd. Tur- keys,Chas Henderson : 2 John .Pelton, Geese, Ohas Henderson: 2 J Pelton. Pekin ducks, Chas Henderson ; 2 D McKinlay. Ducks, any other variety,. Chas Itenderson ; 2 w H MoOracken. Collection pigeons, P Deans, lab aria 2nd, Chiekens—Light Brahma, wm Henderson : w'U McCracken. Dark Brahmas, will 1 endersou, let and 2nd, Games, Jas Harrison. -wyandottes, w Taylor : 2 Chas Henderson, Black Hamburgs, wm 'Henderson. Ham- burgs, any other varieby, P Peens, lst and.2nd, Lengthens, wm Henderson, 1st and 2nd. Leghorns, white, w Tay- lor : 2 James Harrison. Leghorns, brown, R Elliott, let and 2nd, Ply. mouth Racks, R Elliott, 1st and and, Black Spanish, Ohas Henderson ; 2 w Henderson. Black Minorcas, Cbas Henderson, lst and 2nd. Bantams, John Hardie.; 2 Chas Henderson. Any other variety, Thos Lind : 2 Jas Harrison. atemouLTURAe, IMPLnelexes---Buggy, w Dore, 'Sod plow, w Gannett. Sulky raike, w Gannett. Binder, w Gannett. WOOLLEN• Goons—Flannel, home made, Thos Anderson. Blankets, home spun wool, Thos Anderson; 2 George Johnston, Blankets, union, Thomas Anderson; D McKinlay. Yarn, home spun, W H McCracken ; 2 Thos An derson. LEATHER AND OTBER 11IAurACTUREs— Double harness, I 0 Richards. Sing harness, I 0 Richards; 2 0 Kneohtel Men's sewed boots, lst and 2nd, F H Roderus. Men's coarse boots, 1st an 2nd, 1? H Roderus. Driving suits G Moffatt. Coopers work, W Taylor Wooden pump, 1st and 2nd, H Clark GRAIN AND new—Fall wheat, red H Edwards ; 2 John Anderson. Fal wheat, white, John Hardie ; 2 Tho Henderson. Spring wheat,John Little 2 R Maxwell. White oats; If Ed wards ; 2 R Maxwell, Black oats John ,Anderson ; 2 Geo Moffatt Barley, six rowed, Geo Moffat; 2 Cha Henderson. Barley, two rowed, It M Anderson;: 2 Jos Harrison. Timothy seed, Thos Lind ; 2 John Pelton Beans, white, H Edwards; 2 W 11 McCracken. Beans, any other, 11 Edwards ; 2 W Taylor. Field corn H Edwards ; 2 W Taylor. HOED cROYS, Swede turnips, W J Johnston ; 2 John Gillespie. Any other turnip, W Henderson ; 2 John Little. Mangal wurtzel, long, G Johnston ; 2 A Linklater. Mango wurtzel, short, W Henderson; 2 Thos Henderson. Carrots, field, Geo John - ton ; Jas Cochrane. Carrots, table, V Taylor; 2 D McKinlay. Beets, ong blood, D McKinlay ; 2 W H McCracken, Beets, turnip blood, W H McCracken•; 2 D 1Vlc1 inlay. Pare snips, W Taylor; 2 D McKinlay. Beauty of Hebron potatoes, D Mc, Kiniay .;_ 2 W Taylor. Mammoth earl • potatoes, Chas Henderson ; 2 tV 11 laloOracken, Early rose potatoes, McKinlay; 2 Wm Henderson. VVhite elephant potatoes, W Tayler ; D McKinlay. Any other potatoes, McKinlay ; 2 W Taylor, Coltec - ion of potatoes, W Taylor; 2 Win enderson. Onions from seed, D McKinlay ; 2 W H McCracken. neons, any other Geo Johnston ; 2 I> McKinley, other, plum or herry, W Taylor; 2 W H MoOraok, n. Tomatoes, any other, W Taylor; S Youhill. Celery, red dwarf, S ouhilt ; 2 W H McCracken, Celery, bite dwarf, D McKinlay ; 2 W Tay. r, Cabbage, jersey wakefield, S ouhill ; 2 D McKinley, Cabbage, at dutch, D Mollinley ; 2 W Taylor. abbage, any other, D McKinlay ; 2 Youhill, Cauliflower, D McKinlay; W Taylor, Citrons, W 11 'MMoOracw en; 2 A Linklater. ~ Cucumbers, ohn Gillespie ;- 2 R 1Vlaxwell. Musk elons, W 11 . McCracken.. Green west corn, P McKinlay ; 2 W 11 Me reckon, Pumpkin, D MclCinlay ; 2 Taylor. Squash, D MoIC.inley ; 2 Taylor, Collection of garden pro. s 1 1a D 2 D 0 c e 2 w lo 0fl 2 S k m W duce, D 1V1cKuiley,; W H McCracken. FRUIT—Baldwin dwi aplesP Campbell;boll• Cbas Henderson. King apples,Thoe Lind ; 2 Thos Anderson, Maiden's ush apples, Geo Moffat; 2 R Maxi 11. Lowell apples,. Those Hensler. n; 2 Thos Lind. Northern ,spy p1es, la Fowler; 2 Jas Stewart. , ' pig, Wm Henderson ; 2 H Edwards, bl Greening apples, Thos: Lind ; 2 ;3irnpson, Itibston pippin apples T Anderson ; 2 W J Johnton, Golden russet apples, nos Henderson ; 2 T wilk[nson, Roxboro russet apples, P Campbell: 2 win Henderson, Seek nofarther apples, wm Henderson : 2 T Wilkinson. Snow apples, Thus Henderson; 2 Jelin Hardie, wagner apples, T wiikinson ; 2 A Linklater. Calvert apples, A Linklater; 2 John Gillespie, Cultivated crabs, H. Clark; 2 H Mason. Six varieties, Ohas Henderson; 2 T Gilmore. Grapes, le Youhill; 2 D McInnes. Fall Pears, 1.1 Corley; 2 T Wallace, winter pears, Dr Tamlyn; 2 la Corley. Blue plums, w II McCracken . 2 wire Henderson. Yellow plums, Geo Johnston ; 2 wm Henderson, DAIRY AND PRovzsxo s—Chasse, Mrs Wm McKenzie : 2 Thos Anderson. Butter, Thos Henderson : 2 John Nicholson. Honey in comb, Chas Henderson : 2 w Henderson. Honey extracted,win Henderson: 2 Chas Hen. derson. Bread, home made, , John i\icholson : 2 Thos Anderson. Oat cake, Thos Anderson : 2 wm Hender- son. Pickles, mixed, Chas Henderson: 2 1) McKinlay, Pickles, any other, D McKinlay ; 2 Chas Henderson. Tomato ketchup, John Gray; 2 R M Anderson. Maple syrup, Mrs wm McKenzie : 2 w 11 McCracken. Maple sugar, 1st and 2nd, w H Me. Cracken. Canned fruit, w H Mc Oracken. Extra entries, John Gray. FINE Awrs—Oil painting, N Snaw: 2 J Duffield & Son, water color paint- ing, w F Brockenshire: 2 J Duffield & Son. Crayon drawing, w ii' Brock- enshire : 2 D i'Ietnnes, Painting on silk, N Shaw : 2 D Molnnes.. Painting on pottery, N Shaw : 2 D McInnes. Collection paintings, N Shaw ; 2 D McInnes, Collection photographs, w F Brockenshire. Extra entries, RI Mason, . PLANT'S AND FLOWERS. -- Foliage plants, 8 Youhill . 2 Joseph Bradwin. Greenhouse plants, S Youhill ; Miss N Shaw. Geraniums, 8 Youhill ; 2 Jos Bradwin. Fuchsias, Jos Bradwin ; 2 8 Youhill. Collection of flowers and plants, Joseph Bradwin ; 2 S Youhill, Table bouquet,lVIrs Tamlyn ; 2 Samuel Youhill. Hand bouquet, S Youhill ; 2 W Taylor. Bouquet of wild flowers, Mrs Tamlyn ; 2 Jos Harrison, Floral design, S Youhill. Basket of annuals, 8 Youhill ;.2 `.Phos Anderson. Dahlias, W Taylor; 2 Thos Anderson. Gladi- olus spikes, W Taylor. Verbena heads, 8 'Youhill ; 2 W Taylor. Pansies, S Youhill ; '2 W Taylor. Petunias, Mrs Tamlyn ; 2 James Harrison: Phlox Drummondii, 8 Youhill ; 2 W Taylor. Zinnias,•S Youhill ; 2 W Taylor. Luxus' Wonx.—Coverlet, Thos An - demon ; 2 D McKinley. Patched quilt, H Clark; 2 Mrs Wm McKenzie. Knit quilt, Mrs Tamlyn; 2 J Duffield & Son, . Cabin quilt, Mrs Wm Kellen: zie ; 2 George Moffat. Crotchet quilt, H Ross ; 2 Jas Duffield & Son. Bead work, Mrs Tamy]n ; 2 D McInnes, Lace, J Duffield & Son ; 2 `Mrs Tama lyn.. Fancy knitting, Mrs McKenzie ; 2 Geo Moffat. Embroidery in woolen, Mrs Tamlyn; 2 Wm Webster. Embroi- dery, any other, Mrs Tamlyn; 2 Jas Mc- Donald. Braiding, Mrs V Anderson; 2D Molnnes. Etching, Mrs V Anderson; 2 John Hardie. Collection work, Mrs Taam- lyn,lst and 2nd. Extra entries, William Webster; 2 F H Roderus. Pieced quilt, Chas Henderson, 2 Mrs Tamlyn. Man's fine shirt, Mrs' Wm McKenzie; 2 George Moffat. Man's coarse shirt, Geo Moffat; 2 Mrs Wm McKenzie. blight dress, Mrs Tamlyn; 2 R Maxwell. Wool socks, Mrs W McKenzie; 2 W H McCracken. Wool mite, George Moffat; 2 W H McCracken. Cotton stockings, Mrs Wm McKenzie. Rag mat, Jas Ross; 2 T Wilkinson. Rag carpet, J Duffield rt Son; 2 Thos Ander- son. Patches on pants, Mrs Wm Mc- Kenzie; 2 Win Webster. Embroidery, A Roe; 2 Mrs V Anderson.. Tidy, Mrs V Anderson; 2D McInnes. Crotobet work, J Duffield & Son; 2 Mrs Tamlyn. Sofa pillow, Mrs V Anderson$•,,.,2 J Duffield & Son. Pillow shams, W Webster; 2 Miss. N Shaw, Crewel work, Mrs Tamlyn• 2 Mrs V Anderson. Darning wool socks, Mrs Tamlyn. Darning cotton socks, Mrs Wm McKenzie; 2 Mrs Tamlyn. Darned net, Mrs Tamlyn; 2 D Molnnes. Braoket lambrequin, Mia V Anderson; 2 Mrs Tam- lyn Panay needlework, Mrs V Anderson; 2 Jas McDonald. Berlin wool work, Jas Duffield & Son; 2 D McInnes. Collection of work, Mrs Tamlyn. Rag mat dyed be the dyes of the Turkish Dye Cc., John Hardie. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.— Best dressed girl in Highland costume, Miss Alike Anderson, Lucknow. l3est three seleo- tions on the organ,- Miss, Stewart, Bel - grave. Tun following announcement has just been issued from the 1lepartnient of Education :—'In order that all retie sortable facility should, be granted to deserving candidates to proceed with the Oourse prescribed for the Junior Leaving Exatnitiation, all those who obtained 600 marks at the recent Pri 'nary Examination (even if they failed in the minimum marks required in each subjeot) may, ori recommendation of the- High School Principal, proceed with the work prescribed for the Janior Leaving Examination." Quiroso. Having failed to get the complete prize liet of the Oulroas show for last* issue,we print rescinder this week: Lewes' Wax—Patch Quilt,woalen --Wm Moffatt. Patch Quilt, cotton,-.. Mrs W Mal.Cenzie; 2 Alex Moleeiizie, (Son 5). Woolen Counterpane, Borne spun^• -.P Kuntz ; 2 L lilrb Knitted; Quilt, band made—john Mo1'avisii; 2 A 0 Browne. Crazy. Quilt --P Kuntz; 2 R Harrison Log Cabin Quilt ---I Kuntz ; 2 Andrew Scott. Collection of house Plants ---It J I]:isuocks, Pair , woollen sbcks--Mrs Wm McKenzie, Pair woollen mitts—Mrs Win McKen. zio; 2 Jaa Reid. Darned soaks—.;Mrs Wm McKenzie ; 2 L Erb, Qrnamen^. tal work --L Erb ; 2 J Shell. Hair work—.L Erb ; 2 Johu MoTavisb, Embroidery—R J Hiscocks, Berlin wool work on wire. --L Erb ; 2 John McTavish, Berlin wool work,raisee— J Goodfellow; 2 Alex Watson, 'Baguet, garden flowers—Jacob Fraser; 2 R J Hiscocks. Motto—R°J His. socks, Tissue paper flowers—Jacob fr Fraser; 2 Field Bros, Crochet work, cotton—A 0 Brown ; 2 Field Bros. Kuitted work, cotton—Mrs Wm Mc. Kenzie. Knitted work, wool—Field Bros ; 2 J J Stephens. Sofa cushion —John McLean;A McDonald (mason), Feather flowers—T Elliott. Braided pillow shams— Wm Moffatt: 2 D Tay, tor. Hooked rag mat— Wm,Moffat; 2 D Taylor. Fancy braiding -.,.,Wm Moffat; 2 B. Marshall. Wool work an canvas—J J Stephens ; 2 John Kean. Arrasena work—R J Hiscocks; 2 Field Bros. Yarn mat—Field Bros. Painting on any material---Hawson Bros ; 2 Jos Switzer. ROOTS AND VEGETABLES. --• Early Rose Potatoes—J Goodfellow;2 John Rea. Beauty of Hebron—A W Hale denby ; 2 J Bourheon. White Elephant—W Watson ; 2,T Elliott. Any ether variety—D . Taylor ; 2 R Hall. Celery -1t J Hiscocks. Large dnions,red—T Keiffer;2 R J Hiscockseee Large onions, white or yellow—F #' Keiffer ; J Bondman, Potato onions • —F Keiffer. (;:lobe mangolds -- P Arkell. Red mangolds—J Bourhean, 2 L A Brisk. Field carrots—"C, A Brink ; 2 11 Giliees. Table carrots— L A Brink ; 2 li, J Hiscocks. Beets ' • long blood—Thos Wilson; 2 D Taylor. Beets any kind --W James ; 2 B Blain ; Winter cabbage—F Keiffer ; 2 P Kuntz. ' Summer oabbage—J Farquharson .; 2 F Keiffer. Red cabbage—la Keiffer, Cauliflower --- F Keiffer ; 2 .J Bourbean. • Yellow tomatoes -11 Gillies. Red tomatoes, Wm Kirby ; 2 R J Hiscocks. Musk melons --F Keiffer: Citrons --- R Armstrong ; 2 P Arkell. Swede turnips—Wm Mofiat ; 2 J Goodfellow. Squash—J) Taylor ; 2 John Beacom. WOOLLEN GOODS.—Pair Blankets,.a factory made—R Armstrong. Union flannel, factory made—Field Bros. 4 Stocking 'yarn, home spun— J $our - bean ; 2 T Elliott. Clinton. Ws TOOK Ix L0NDON.--We took in. London, last week, Mr Editor, hike - our silence. A great many from your town were there, and it 'did us good to view their happy, contented, well- to-do lookiug faces. On the last heat of a running race, a valuable horse fell dead on the track, literally "run to death." We could not help thinking that in many of the greet horse races, that the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals could find cases. whereon to work. We may be wrong, but at the same time, that is our theory on home racing;. IT'S A DSAVTY.—To-clay (Tuesday) , our fair is in full blast. The records show the .largest entry ever made. There is an immense crowd of specta tors, old and young, rich and poor, are all mingled together in order to see the woilders of creation here exhibited. We would like to dwell on some of the wonderful exhibits but time will not allow, for you know, sir, leisure and enjoyment to some means work and toil for others, your oorrespondent bow ing among the toilers is the reason why this week his budget is so very small, Cnn Dr,t toeni,._.. More" Political - Economy needed And less boodling by far In place o£ an Abbot . Why, let's have Laurier. Mrs John Maley left on. Monday last to join her hushaud, who is doing well in the domains of tYncle Sam. Mr Mennen, Who does the retail de.. littering et FairYs mill, is laid aide with a sprained foot. Wo hope soon again to see hire amongst us. A camp of the "Sons of Scotland" aborit to he organized in Clinton, many of our prominent Scotohmenn. having already , given their namoe as charter members,