The Wingham Times, 1895-10-04, Page 22
TH14 LAMENT Or A 14ISKOZTABY
EQX.
Forgotten. and forlorn live,
'Upon iv dusty shelf,
And feet so downoast and so sad
I badly know myself ;
A missionary box am. 1
And better clays have Rea,
orcopper, silver, yes, and gold,
Within my walls have Wee.
Row 1 am empty, no, not quite.
For something you may hear—
A mourninl jingle from my depths
By pennies made, 1 fear ;
I scorn not pennies, no, indeed,
Their worth too well 1 know,
Bat twopence only in a box
Does make one's spirits low.
The missionaries say indeed
That pence to Pounds. soon grow,
But elder people ought to give—
We want our risoney so.t,
And thus, in emptiness 1 *Alt
And dustier grow each #ay,
While heedless af my silent plea
You round mi work an.play,
My words are pin and weak at best,
I know not how to plead,
But look upon the distant fields
"To harvests white" indeed;
The heathen bo n thickest gloom. '
Do you need a stronger pleat
Then listen to His voice who said—
"He did it unto Me."
The smallest offerings for his sake
Into the treatury given,
He with an eye of love will note
And own one .day in heaven;
And even here you'll have His smile
While you the words believe
That far "more blessed" 'tis to give
Than only "to receive."
—The Juvenile.
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BRUSSELS FALL FAIR
' The East Huron Fall Show was
held at Brussels, en Thursday and
Friday of last week, and was a
grand success, all the departments,
except fruit, being well filled. The
prize list, which is given herewith,
will give full particulars as to the
prize winners
HORSES.
Heavy Draught — Stallion over
three years, J Shortreed, A Speir.
Brood Marc, A Speir, T M Brown.
Mare colt, A Speir, T M Brown. Two
year old Filly, J Shortreed, A Speir,
Yearling Filly. J Shortreed, A Speir. '
Heavy Draught Team, P McIntosh.
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raised a foal in 1895, Geo Christopher, '
as Stinson. Horse Colt, T W
rown, Mare CO, Geo Christopher,
as Simson. Tito year old Filly, T
oss, S Omens, Two year old b
eiding, Jas Shap. One year old
Filly, Geo Christopher. One year
Id Gelding, John McKinnon. •Span a
f General Purpose Horses, Jas n
enry, Alex Stewart (16th con). I 2
oadsters Stallion under three A
ears, W Leatherdale. Brood Marc,
aving raised a foal in 1 895, Amos
mith, MeArthar, F McCracken. j
piing Foal (Colt or Filly), Mrs Sage e
Ball, F ivfeCracken. Two year c
d Filly, J Strachan, j Ball. Two j
ear old Gelding, J 0 Leary. One s
ear old Filly, Mrs Sage. One year j
d Gelding, H Kirkby, • Mrs Sage. &
uggy Horse, Jas O'Leary, Jas s
ergason, T McLaughlin. Roadster p
eam, F Bellows, D. G. Hogg- , G
arriage—Brooa Marc, 16 hands B
hi
gh, R Pollard. Two year old '
11y, R Pollard, W Robb, W Knox- G
wo year old. Gelding., II Kirkby, y
t and 2nd. Yearling Filly, L j
oilingher. Yearling Gelding, Bird. U.
ros. Spring Foal, P ATe Arthur, L
ollingher, W Robb. O'Leary
eeial, roadster, J O'Leary.
THOROUGHBRED CATTLE.
Durhain—Bull, over two years, Jo
ortreed. D Milne, Amos Smith. Ja
11, under two, years, E Fehmeir, B
s Spier. Milch cow, having calved an
ce last show, A Smith, R Corley, Ja
Milne. Two year old heifer, A ba
ith, 141 11 Harrison, D One 13r
ar old heifer, A Smith, R Corley', bl
Milne. Buil ealf, R. Corley, lst M
d 2nd, D Milne. Heifer ealf, R
rley, Amos Smith, It Corley. Herd go
Durhams,.A Smith, Milne, E pe
rley. jerseys --Bull, under two Ge
ars, 0 A. Deadman, 3M Burgess. Ge
leh cow, G A 'Deadman, lst and bu
d. Two year old heifer, G A A
adman. Yearling heifer, G
adman, 1st, 2nd and 3rd. Heifer
f, G A Deadman, lst, 2nd and Br
. calf, G A Deadmari, Jas Hamess,
mess, G A Madman. Herd of
seys, A Deddman. Native or
ado Cattle—Cow, M Harrison,
and 2nd. Two. year old. heifer,
Ross, R One year old
fer, M II Harrison, W Armstrong.
'o year old steer, T Ross, lst and
. One year old steer, R Corley,
I Harrison. Steer ealf, R Corley.,
Harrison. Heifer calf, II.
rrisott, 1st and,2nd. Pat tow or
er, M Harrison, lst and 2nd.
ex or steer, T Ross, 1st and 2tid.
Leicosters and their Grades—Aged
THE WINGITAM TIMES, OCTOBER 4, 1895,
, amm ng, aunclerson. 0 Headerson Son. Varieties of
iSheariing ram, Jas Saunderson, N winter apples, A Stewart (Grey).
Cunning, Ram lamb, Jas Saundeed Winter pears, Mrs 0 0 Ross,
son, lst aud 2nd. Pair of ewes, Jas' Stewart, jr. Clusters of grapes, Mre
iSitunderson, N -Cumming. Pair of. 00 Ross G A Deaf:linen 0, b
shearling ewes, Jas Saunderson, N John Davidson, Mrs. E Stewart,
Cumming. Pair of ewe lambs, Jas 'Apples, any named yariety not in the
Saunderson, W Grieve. Downs and , above list, Mrs T Ballantyne, John
their Grades—Aged ram, J M T Brown.
Smith, MeEwen Bros, Shearling ROOTS AND- HOED CROPS,
, ram, MeEwen Bros. Ram lamb, J Bushel early potatoes, named, J
T Smith, lst and 2nd. Pair of McCallum, A Smith, E Garvin 0 M.
ewes MeEwen Bros, Pair of shear- 'Lennan, Bushel late potatoes,
ling ewes, McEwen Bros., W Grieve. named, 0 Milne, John Brown, A
;Pair of ewe lambs, J M T Smith, Smith, W H McCracken. Collection
Jas l3urgess. of potatoes, 1 peek of each, named,
PIGS. E Garvin, W 4in1ey, 0 Henderson
Berkshire—oar, over one year, & Son. Six Swede turnips,
Jas Dorrance, Boar, Boar, under one Edwards, W Armstrong. Six turnips,
year, Jas Spier; Jas Dorrance. Sow, any other variety, 0 Henderson &
Jas Dorrance, let and 2nd. Sow, Son, John MeCatcheon. Six white
under one yea3,', Jas Dorrance, lst field carrots, 4 Gardner, W 11 Me.
and 2nd, Yorkshire—Boar, over Craeken. Six .Altringham carrots,
one year, H ,Lamont, R Nieholl. .1 McCollum, W Taylor. Six Scarlet
Boar, under on year, R Nichol', lst Nantes, J MeCallum, W Taylor.
and 2nd. Sow4 R Nicholl, 1st and Six long blood beets, W Taylor, J
2nd. Sow, under one year, R Nicholl, McCallum. Six blood turnips beets,
1st and 2nd. hester Whites—Boar Jas Sharp, .Tis Burgess.
over one year, la Edwards. Sow, ns4Y PRODUCE.
under one year 11 Edwards. Any Twenty-fiv pounds tub butter,
Other Breed, N med—Boar, under home -made. W Armstrong, Jas
one year, R Bet s. Sow, W Arm- Wilkinson, M H Harrison, Jas• Me -
strong. Callum. Five pounds table butter,
POULTRY. Mrs G Christopher, Jas Ferguson,
Pair of dark Brahmas, C Hender- Jas Wilkinson, W Armstrong, Trio
son & Son, J 0 Lyons. Pair of McKinnon. 50 pounds factory
light Brahmas,-.,J 0 Lyons, Geo Ir- cheese, Niel 1VIcLauchlin. 10 pounds
win, Pair of black Spanish, 0 Hen- home made cheese, Jas Davison, Jas
derson & Son, 1st and 2nd. Pair of Simson.
plymouth rock's, J C Dyons, Geo DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
trwin. Pairof'1% e Leghorns, W
Taylor, lst and 2nd. Pair of brown
Leghorns, W lst and. 2nd.
Pair of silver spangled Hamburgs,
Geo Irwin
Pair blankets, Jas McCallum, Geo
Johnston. Counterpane, Mrs E
SteWart, Silas Jackson, Skein yarn,
home syun, Jas41eCalluni, W H Me-
U'erson on, Cracken. Gentleman's Suit, Cana -
Pair of black Hamburgs, Hender- dian Tweed, D Ross. Ten pounds
son & Son. Pair of Polands, Geo. maple sugar, H McCracken, J G
Irwin, Ed Moore. Pair of Bantams, Lyons. Quart inaple molasses, Jas
W Taylor, J. McKinnon. Pair of • Simson, W McCracken. Honey,
Heath...xis, Geo. 'Irwin, 0 Henderson strained or extfacted, 0 Henderson
& Son. Pair of dorkings, 0 Hender- & Son, A Smith. ;i One bottle grape
son & Son, Geo Irwin. Pair of wine, Mrs T Ballantyne, Jas Wilkin-
Langshans, W . Taylor, Geo Irwin. son. Rhubarb 4vine, W H MeCrac-
Pair of Coehins, 'J 0 Lyons,,lst and ken, Henderson & Son. •Straw -
2nd, Pair of Wyandottes, J berry wine, Mrs T Ballantye. Elder -
Lyons, 1st and 2nd. Pair of turkeys, berry wine, Mrs T Ballantyne, W 11
bowers, Grieve. Pair of
geese, D Showers, W Grieve. Pair
of Rouen ducks, W. Grieve, Jas
Spier, Pair of Pekin ducks, Geo
rwin, J C Lyons. Pair of Ayles-
ury ducks, C Henderson & Son.
Pair of canaries Mrs T Ballantyne.
Pair of game fowl, J Lyons, 1st
nd 2nd. Pair of fowl any other
awed breed, Lyons, 1st. and
nd. Collection of fancy pigeons, D
Lowry.
ImPLEmENES.
Patent arm wagon, John Wynn,
as Walker. One horse buggy,
overed, Jas. Walker, 1st and 2nd.
utter, Jas. Walker. Road cart,
as. Walker. Iron harrows, P
eott, lst and 2nd. Turnip muffler,
J Gilpin. Turnip cutter, Cardiff'
Best, J J Gilpin. Pump,
howers, lst and 2nd. Wide Farrow
low, Cardiff & Best, lst and 2nd.
eneral purpose plow, Cardiff' &
est, Gilpin. Subsoil plow,
Gilpin. Turnip seed drill, J J
ilpin. Set doubletrees and neck -
oke, Jas Walker. Farm gate,
ohn Lunsborough, W. Richardson.
heelbarrovv, -John Wynn, Jos.
alker.
GRA IL
Two bushels white fall wheat, Jas
urgess, 0 Henderson & Son, Geo
hnston. 2 bushels red fall wheat,
a Burgess, Jas McCallum, Jas
urgess. 2 bushels spring wheat,
y variety, ilenderson & Son,
s McCallum, Geo Moffat. 2 bushels
rley, C. Henderson & So; John
own, 11 Edwards. 2 bushels
aek oats, W Armstrong, Geo
offatt, W Armstrong. 2 bushels
ite oats, Go Johnston, Jas Bur
-
ss, A Smith. 2 bushels small
as, Jas McCalln.m, Jas Burgess,
o Moffat, 2 bushels large peas,
'Moffatt, 3' Bali, Jas Spier. 1
shel timothy seed, Jas McCallum,
Smith.
PRU/T.
BaIdwins, Geo Johnston, John
own. Patneuse, Milne, M H
rrison. King of Tompkins Co.
, No
McCracken. 4Tomato catsup, 0 Hen-
derson & Soni W Taylor. One quart
apple jelly, Mrs T Ballantyne, Mrs
D 0 Ross. QUart rhubarb jelly, Mrs
T Ballantyno. Quart raspberry
jelly, Mrs. T,Ballantyne, J 0 Lyons.
Quart, jelly, from any other fruit,
Nellie Ross, E McLennan. Loaf
home made bread, white, Mrs T
Ballantyne, John McKinnon, Mrs
McKelvey. toaf home made bread,
brown, Mrs T Ballantyne, Mrs Mc-
Kelvey, Mrs MeCallum. Fruit Cake,
Mrs T Ballantyne, Mrs MeCallara.
Jelly cake, Mrs T Ballantyne, Mrs
D 0 Ross. Oatmeal cake Mrs D 0
Ross, John McKinnon, thleetion of
canned fruit, )W H 1VIeCraeken, D
MeLerinan. White sugar beets, W
H McCracken, 1 Taylor. Parsnips,
W II McCracken, Jas McCallum.
Mengel Wurzel, long red, R Corley,
W 11 MeCall ro.. Yellow globe
T
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mangels, W McCracken, John
Brown. Red lobe mangels, Jas
McCallum, W aylor. Long yellow
mangels, Jas 1VieCallum, W H Md-
Craeken.
VEGETABLES.
Onions from seed, red, W H Me-
Craeken, W Taylor, '0 McLennan.
Onions from seed, yellow,D McLen-
nan, W 11 McCraelzent Taylor.
Onions from seed, giant 'wee, W
Taylor, W 11 MeOraaken, 0 Render.
son & Son. °miens, from top sets,
Jas McCallum, W II McCracken.
Onions, from Dutch sets,john Brown,
W H 1VIeCracken! Quart top onion
sets, W 11 McCracken, Ill MeCracken.
Quart Dutch sets, W II McCracken,
W Taylor. Potato onions, W II Mc-
Cratken, W Taylor, Corn Yellow
Canada, 3 MeLaughlin, W Taylor,
Corn, White Flint, W Taylor, <J Me -
Callum. Collection of corn, W
Taylor, W II MeOrtieken, 0 Render -
sou & Son. Winter cabbage, W
Taylor, W II MeCracken, Curled
Savoy, W Taylor, W II McCraeken.
,Red pickling cabbage, W Taylor, W
II MeOracken. ° Cauliflower, W
Taylor, 0 Henderson & Son. Pump-
kin, 0 Henderson & Son, H P,dwards.
A Death -tan, John McKinnon, Squash, 0 Henderson & Son, 3 Mc-
rtheru spies, g II Harrison, john Kinnon. Collection of garden re
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son
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Wm
Har
Mutton, .1 Greetungs, Geo Ir -
n, John MeKinnon. Golden
ssets, John 13rown, A Stewart
ey). Spitzenburg, C Henderson
on. Seek no farther, R Corley,
n MeKinnon. Tolman sweets,
Spiers, John MeICinnon. 20.,oz Quart any other variety of beans,
pins, A Deadinan, M Jas MeCallutn, Pi' Garvin. Citrons,
Wealthy, 1) Stewart, ,jr, 14.1 Hendercon & Son, John Wynn.
vitt. Ribston pippins, Jas Spier,' Citrons, long Californian, W 11 Me- PLOWIMS 40119 PLANES. allowed in the s hools: Mr. Peter
Geo Nott. Colverta, jas Spier, fOraeken, 0 Henderson & Son. Table baguet, Minnie Stewart, 'Mrs Glaassen, of Rom ern, has written ,
Brown, Roxboro russets, M II Watermelons, W I McCracken, Gee; Ballantyne, Hand &spot, Mrs T Dalian. strong letter in sport of tlie move
rison, D Milne. Maiden's blush ', I
duce, W MoCracken, W Taylor,
Tomatoes, W Taylor, Jas Burgess.
Plum or Cherry TornatoessW Taylor,
0 Henderson. & Son. Quart batter
beans, E GarVin, W Taylor. Quart
white beans, E Garvin W Taylor
1Tohnston Musk
Cracken. Cucumbers, Jas Burgess,
E Garvin. Celery,white, W Taylor,
W MeOracken. Celery, pink, W
Taylor, 0 Henderson & Son.
MaNUrACTURES.
Set double farm harness, H Dennis,
0 Richards, Single buggy har-
ness, 0 Richards, II Dennis. Axe
handle, Jno Wynn, Jas McCallum.
Colleetion tinware, Wilton & Turn-
bull. Cattle robe highly recow.
mended, R Smith,
WORX.
Arrasene work, Nellie Ross, Mrs A
Strachan. Applique work, Nellie
Ross, Mrs A &radian. Braiding,
Mrs. B Stev4rt, Mrs Geo Nott,
Berlin wool mirk, flat, Mrs T 13alliin-
tyne, Mrs Geo Nott, Berlin wool
work, raised, Nellie Ross, Mrs Geo
Matilda '1,1e01 land, lira T Ballan-
Moffat, . anclbead, work,
tyne. Berlin wool flowers, Matilda
Meaelland, T Ballantyne, Bead
work, Nellie Ross, M meCielland.
Bonnet,mrs Geo 'moffat,Jas =Callum.
Berlin wool and silk, flat, Mrs A
Straehan, Airs Campbell. Cone
work; mrs E Stewart, lst and 2nd,
Cord work, mrs. W 11 Hele, Mrs T
Ballantyne, Crewel work, Mrs T
Ballantyne, Nellie Ross. Card board
motto, liars Sage, ist and 2nd.
Croehet work,'. Nellie Ross, arra C
Campbell. Darned net, mrs Geo
Nott, Arnaldo ileOlelland. Croehet
work, cotton, airs E Stewart, Lillian
Ainley. Embroidery, cotton or
muslin, Mrs W 11 Hele, mrs E Stew-
art, Embroidetiy on worsted, Nellie
Ross, airs 0 Campbell. Embroidery
on silk, Nellie Rilss, Lillian AinIey.
Fine shirt, mrs.3 Moffat, Matilda me -
Clelland. Fanet knitting in cotton,
airs E Stewart,. mrs Geo aroffat.
Fancy knitting in wool, mrs E Stevv-
art, John Wynn. Faney flannel
baguet, Mrs T 13allantyhe, Mrs D C Boss.
Collection a cut lowers, Minnie Ste,,vart$
Walter Taylor. Colleotion, ot Dahlias!)
Minnie Stewart, W Taylor, Panelos,
W Taylor, Minnie Stewart, Phlox Druni-
mondi, W Taylor, Minnie Stewart, Asters,
C Henderson 4it Son, W Taylor, Stooks,
0 Henderson ,f4 San, W Taylor. Petunias,
C Henderson ct Son, W Taylor, African
Marigolds, W Taylor, .l4Henderson ct San.
Preneh Marigolds, W Taylor, Henderson
tt- Son. Dianthus, Henderson rk Son.
Balsams, Minnie Stewart, W Taylor.
Zinnian, Minnie Stewart, 0 Henderson tt
Son Gladiolus Spikes, Minnie Stewart, W
Taylor. Verbenas, Minnie Stewart, W
Taylor, Chrysanthemums, Pgrs
Smith. Perennial Palm Minnie Stewart,
Mrs J B. Smith. Double Hollyhocks,
W Taylor, Minnie Stevrart. Varieties of
flowers not speoified in above list, Minnie
Stewart W Taylor.
mast mums.
Five pouud roll butte; John McKinnon.
Loaf of borne-rna,de bread, Jas Wilkinson. 6
Swede Turnips, A Gardiner, W Armstrong,
Six hong Bed Mangels, A Gardiner, 3 Mc-
Lauchlin. Six Yellow Globle Mangels,
Jas McCallum, A Gardiner.
IT DONS BOTH.
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SOUTH AMERICAN' KIDNEY CUBE NOT
ONLY RELIEVES KIDNEY DISEASE
IMMEDIATELY, BUT IT ALSO HEALS
AND REMOVES THE TROUBLE,.
Those dragging pains in the loins
that are a common symptom of kid-
ney trouble are most distressing, but
they are only the forerunner of more
acute pain, and will develop rapidly
if an effective remedy is not applied.
No medietne acts on the kidneys
with such speediness ai South Ameri-
can Kidney Cure: it gives relief in
the most distressing eases in a few
hours. But it does not stop here. It
shirt, airs Geo Nott, airs Geo Moffat. is a great healer, and its continuous
Feather fiowerst H Kirkby, Airs W use for a short time completely
Blashill. Feat* stitching, Matilda banishes the disease. It is a cure for
alcOlelland, Jaq ateCallum. Hair kidney trouble, and only it, but it
flowers, mrs J R. Smith. Point lace, never fails here. Sold at Chisholm's
Nellie Ross, Mrs A Strachan. Lamp
I.
Lillian Ainley, 1 '-s Geo Nett Lace/ Corner Drug Store.
Honiton, Nellie , oss, Lillian Ainley.
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Lambrequin, B rlin wool and bead, Prudent Self -Esteem Not Offen-
sive.
mat, airs 0 Campbell, airs E Stewart. Censure is not aroused by the
Leather work, Fred meCracken, prudent exertion of ability. To think
Pah, wollen mits, airs Geo moffat, highly of ourselves in comparison
Fred =Crack . Pairwoolion with others, to assume by our own
gloves, W H iv Oraeken, Fred me- authority that precedence which
Cracken. N tting, NellieRoss, none are willing to ,c,,rant xmist
mrs w H Hele
e quilt, Jas always be invidious and offensive;
=Callum. Crochet quilt, mary but to rate our powers high in pro -
Haines, mrs 0 CampelI. Patchwork portion to things and imagine our -
quilt, 0 Henderpon & Son, mrs Geo selves equal to great undertakings,
Moffat. Log icabin quilt, airs 0 while we leave others • in possession
Campbell, Mr Geo' Nott. Faney of the same abilities, cannot with
quilt, mrs T Ballantyne, mary Harris, equal justice provoke censure.
Knitted quilt, Airs E Stewart, Silas' . —
Jackson. Rag mat, mrs T Ballan- I In Your Blood,
Geo Nott, Nellie Ross. Rope silk, I k,a,ge13-116hod affliots
tyne, nes Geo Nott. Ribboscene, Mrs 1 Is the cause of thatyutoriueredaa,ntdiatbnhagisui}:deeafseoenl:
mrs Geo Nott, Nellie Ross. Roman.; thqn and poor. is Aat is why ysou harnve
co e
Embroidery, Nellie Ross, les A , no appetite, cannot sleep. Purify your
Straehan. Shell work, airs Geo blood with Hood's Sarsaparilla, which
moffatt, mrs E Stewart. Sofa Pillow, I will you. an appetite, tone your
Berlin wool, flat, itrs 0 Campbell, Is mao , and invigorate your nerves.
Mrs T Ballantyne. Sofa Pillow, Mons Prr.,r,s are ea to take, easy in
Berlin wool, raised, W H McCracken, action and sure M effeo 25o.
Jennie McArter.1 Sofa Pillow, Braid- I
ed, Matilda McClelland, Jas McCallum. Passed With nors.
Sofa. Pillow, patchwork, 3 Ball, A bright ybuth, under ning exana-
Mrs , w Blashill, Pair stockings, ination for admision to U'ofof the
woolen, Mrs Geo Nott, W H Mc- government dep rtments, ftkund him-
Cracken. Pair; stockings, cotton, self confronted with the que4ion
Mrs E Stewart, Mrs Geo Nett. Pair "What is the distance m the
soeks, woolen, Fiffid 1VIeCracken, W earth to the 'sun,?"
H McCracken. Fair socks, cotton, Not knowing the exact num er of
Mrs Geo Nott, Mrs E Stewart. Straw miles, he wrote kn. reply
hat, Mrs McKelvey, Mrs 0 Campbell. "I am unablelto state aceurat ly ;
Tatting, Mrs A Strachan, Mrs W 11 but I don't believe the sun is n ar
Bele. Tinsel 'Work, Mrs A. Strachen, Mrs enough to interfere with the pro er
Geo Nott. Tissue paper flowers, Mrs 0 performances oflny duties if I
Campbell, Mrs A &moiled. Wax flowers, this clerkship."
Mrs ry Ballantyne. Wax 'fruit collection
Mrs 0 Campbell: Wax shell collection,
Mrs (3 Campbell. Drawn work, Nellie
Boss, Jas Simeon, Utehing, May Harris,
Jae Wasson.
Lis AIM.
Thought it Was Consumption.
MAU $108,-4 was troubled with a
nasty cough and I really thought was
going into conaumption. I took two
bottles of Hagy rcl's Pectoral Balsam
and can say tha it not only cured me
Collection of pitotographs, H Brewer, at once but th t I never had a aough
Collection of stiffed birds in Oil,SO, W since, It is the best remedy in the
Leathordalc, John Wynn. Collection of
stuffed animals, W Leatherdsle. Pencil world.
Gilson Wximar Black Cape,
Bonaventure Co., Quehee.
drawing, Mrs W Hale. Water color
landscape, Mrs C Campbell. 'Water color 16 Yeailt of Itching.
figures, Mrs C Cimmbell. Oil painting
landscape, Mrs W g Hole, Mrs W Blashill.
Oil portrait, Mrs Campbell, Mrs W 11
Hole. Black erayan drawing, MraMo.
Iielvey, lab and nd. Colored Crayon
drawing, Mrs. Ilele, 1st and .2nd. Spatter
work, Mrs T Ballantyne, Aire A Straolian,
Painting on pottery, Mrs /tele, Nellie Boss,
Mrs Mile, Painting on placques, Mrs Chase's Oietatent
Painting on silk or velvet, Mrs D 0 Bassi bleed and uleera
i
Campbell, Ura Itess. ornamental .
pentnamthip, Mrs T hallantyne. Business An agitation 1
penmanship, W McCracken, Girl's' amongst the
penmanship, Mrs Smith, Afro. Me;• Northwest Tei
Itelvey, the use of the
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Win. Golding, ooinmerolal traveller,
160 Esther st. Toronto, says : Por 15
years I suffered untold misery froth
Itehing sotnotitnes called pin
wortne. Many and many weeks have I
had to lay off the road from this trouble.
tried eight other pile ointments and so
called remedies kith no permanent Va-
lid to the intense' itching and stinging,
which irritated y scratching would
One half a box ef
ured coMpletely.
being worked up1
ermaris of thei
Itories te have I
German language
me ons, Wu Mc- tyne,
.
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Walter Taylor, Buttonhole or dreste Inent.
HALSTED & SCOTT
454,1\1-1:CIZS.
Josephine Street WNW, not,
J, 11Attov.o,
Mount Forest, I • J.
scaact e
Deposits Received and Interest
allowed.
Money Advanced to Warmers and
Business Olen,
On long or short time, on endorsed notes
or collateral security. Sale notes bought
at a fair valuation. Money remitted to all
parts of Canada at reasonable charges.
_Special A.ttention Given to Q01.,
leeting Accounts and Notes.
Agents in Canada—Vito Mere:tardy Baal
of Canada
011iee Hours—From 9 a. m. to 5 p,
A. E.
Agent.
FARM FOR SALE,
part e
Being
gi.4N0 E.
peaorntcoesfstlioont9,3g3 aaelltdWN:awWa:
nosh, containing 73 acres; 45 acres elear.
ed. Farm in good state of eultivatien;
good barn and stables. Well fenced.;
good bearing orchard; good water, both.
well and spring. Suitable for either
AstIo)pcklyotrocrop. Will be sold reasonable.
ANGUS or JA MEd Helens P.
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FARM TO RENT.
The undersigned offers his fartivbeing
Lots 10 and 11, Concessions 4 and 5,
Tsrnberry, to rent. The farm consists
of 240 acres,on which are good building.s,
good fences, good orchards, &o. It is
well watered. For particulars apply to
,TAS. ELL:16T.
• • Bieevale P. 0.
FOR SALE.
A complete brick cottage in the Town
of Wingliam, on Minnie street, one of .e
the most desirable streets for a residence.
Heated by a furnace; a large wood shed,
with hard and soft water in wood shed; ,
a good stable. The lot has'55 feet front-
age and rune 165 feet back to ..a lane.
Terms easy. Apply to
JOHN NEELANDS,
Wingham,
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
Tile subscriber offershis house and
lot in Lower Wingham for sale on
reasonable terms. The lot contains half
an acre, on which there is a frame
dwelling house containing five rooms;
also good stable and poultry house; good
well, 16 fruit trees, &c. "For particulars,
apply on the premises.
B. 0. KITTSON.
LAND FOR SALE.
For sale, about 600 acres of land; '200
of it nearly all in pasture; with first-olass
buildings; large part of it undercirained,
the balance about 400 acres, mostly new
land, with a large quantity of timber
still on it. About 150 acres cleared and
seeded for pasture. Land will make a
first-c/tuo3 pasture. Farm' situated two
miles from Winghain. On the premises
is a good saw mill in running order. All
will be sold on reasonable terms. For
particulars, apply to Post Office Box 125,
Wingham. Ont.
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