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INDRAWN. THURSDAY. 047. ie, I.
WEST HURON CONVENTION.
A CONVENTION Of the RefOrni
Association oi West Huron for Do
) i )) ion porpoises will be held in Dun
gannet' on Friday, Oct. 2rith, at 1
ii:elork 1- to
litteinem of the greatest importence
will :nine before the convention, and
there stioshl he a lull representation
from esery polling subdivision.
M. C. CtilltROI, ex -M P. J. T.
(:•rteow, MAT.. said other leading
Reformers will be present and address
die meeting.
Let there lie a •.:ratid, olil time Re-
im in "ally, with hill delegation from
eNery municipality.
SNAP SH011S.
t he In:: Noetherestant Fair
hit the right week, didn't it I
The good people at Minato are
living in hope of being sbI. to get de
cent drinking water one GI these .[ay*.
VI'r are infonnied.that an miner
getie ..1111Valts for the mayoralty is be-
ing prosecuted 0104 I lay*, in a ceitain
quarter.
--Sir ouvitit's return, safe, sound,
and in good bottle, will be • source of
great pleasure tO his many friends in
Ontario.
To mewl the Toronto newspapers
one would alone/A be lea to believe
that the Iltiten City, so ...idled. was a
foolist town, ruled by fools, who are
elected by greater fool. to act fool-
• young colored man cf Chatham
downed a :mart of whiskey without
intermission, and the quart of whiskey
reciprocated by downing the young
,-olorod man without intermisxion.
Death leeks in the flowing bowl.
.S,r f ACE 1.10Mb 11C1.1. 4114 his exhibit
of "cabinet antiques,- as Nictiot.ss
Puree list (Mlighte to call them,
are troubled with palpitation of the
heart these 'hip( in anticipation of what
the lion. Tosi tier.new AT won't do.
.-4;letistone recently stated that
there were point• in the local option
question which would require mature
study before he would feel free t-, de
li‘er an opinion upon it, and yet there
are many in this section who eould
settle the mat.Mr ofThaind.
The call for the eonvention at
Dmicennon on Friday, OcL 25th, is
•n indication that the Grits won't be
caught napping in West iiiiron. it
hex teem suggested that Friday is an
unlucky (lay ors which to hold a con
rention. Well, maybe it is, bat the
intention is to make it unlucky Inc
the other follows
At the last meeting of the Tor
onto Ministerial Association a coon-
pleint weir made that although Use
flovormiont ite• Iu,pn psyiag $1 iO
e very Huntley for the porpree 01moot
lag • minister is • hack to deliver a
n oontime to the inmates' of the Central
Prison, and although the haok always
to some of our able,millegetic and ant
ious local aspi.neht.
The war bildWINIM Japan Anil
China wasp t a eircunostance to the
fall to between It.. Dr. StAIIERLANI,
and die returned missionaries from
Joplin. If the latter war doesn't
(name we will be lead to helieve that
tire whole scheme of missionary enter-
pri/e want. ----like the Iri,liman's gun
--a new lock, stock and barrel.
--The Tory parr, aoknowletige a
Federal deficit for the year ending
June 1/41it, I,ut they say it is "only
04,0;9,414V.- Only $1,079.000 in this
one year nearly equals the entire de-
fied, of Sir iticesen C•erwitinter's
administration of the treasury depart-
ment in Is76, 1,77 and 1-s7s, which
our 'Cory friends were so horrified at,
and I. 's ere Remit finance(' CM a yearly
revenue of /23,000.0(10, whereas that
iiPaYen born tinaticier,Geo. Z. Tosraa,
had to meet his obliga-
tions during the past year. Sinai
I `•-:A the deficits under Tory manage
tuent, have reached fifteen tuillions,
notwithstanding the fact that
since 16447 the tame on the people
have been from $6,0041,000 to El's, -
000,000 greater per year than the
amount that Sir helmet, used to
levy.
COMING AND GOING
Mn. Jas. Reid is melting relotives is De-
troit
MHO Mory Lyon left oo saterday last for
Detroit.
Mrs. Chat Reid is cis • visa to ;relatives
i. Itstroit.
Wise Forguem,of Raytield,se visiting reds
Meet in town.
Mies Anent 0 loughlie, of Kingehridge,is
visiting in totem.
Mrs. To m. Robertson las returned fresh
a melt to A, lmsr.
Miss J. Rates is 011 a two weeksvuot to
her sister 111 Detroit.
Mrs. Joh. Melville, of 1.1sollsolloro', was
in town ea Mosiday.
Muss 11 Mclatesh, of Lakeview. visited
Port Huron this week.
sies.t.smble left last week on her return
to bar horn*, I 'algary.
Fr*ok Crabb spent • few days this week
at los home in Godmich.
Mn Warne W. Thompson visited 4:441o.
rich on VI ildne•ILE% last.
Thos. Roma, of Woodstook. 'visited his
mother is town last week.
Mrs. .1 C. Mclatoeh lett for Detroit os
Saturday to visit her ma.
Herb. Robertson left yesterday for Tor
sato to attend the Caiversit‘.
is Reid lett es Friday es a
•.• •• ••• ,...r 11.iver, in Detroit,
a 11 'or 1.. E. Demey, et Gelle-
rt- it .ri., here et soon today.
E. Autotimer has returned to hie studies
.t Viateria raivereit v, Termite.
Miss lo Teazel. of Crediten. .Decided the
mashersommentios here last week.
Itolst Stewart, of tee G.C.I., @peat port
of last week at his hosts in Luoknow.
1. F. Hays, of 8eaforth, was • visitor .t
the Great Northwestern en Thursday last.
Miss Jennie Forster, of the ir 'ollegiate In
costae, minted her home in 11.ucknow last
week.
Mn. 4' Richardson and her mother. Mrs.
Mem, let, for tee home of the latter Sotur
day last..
11r. Ernest asid Mum Gortio Fershous, of
coostasce, were in town last week aad took
in the fair.
E poet tor A. I sewer. of Catalan &
Whom • drug store, is holidaying *1 Leedom
sad Dederick.
Mies Marion Sheppard and Mies Grace
Cameron are visiting Mrs. Warren Thomp-
son at Seaforth.
Mrs. Warnock, Govierieh. and Mrs. Rioh
ard Ryas, of Nile, left here es • visit to
Detroit last week.
Mr William, Miss Nellie and MrS.
Idelotesh. of Hulleta, are visiting relatives
is Gederielo aeoll Colborne.
Mism l'ee, of Zurich. was the inset of
Miss Lizzie Rbbertion while is town at-
tending the teachers meyeatiou.
tissforth Expositor : Mame Eva sari
1.&021-• Asheens, of (;oderiolli„ are this week
genets at the resides*, of J. C. Great.
1),. Clark, V.11., was is Imeksew last
week anise 41 edge on light horses mid
speed oneteste at tear fall exhibition.
1. •. Nairn and daughter, Mise Del.,
west to Detrint last week me a visit to rela-
tives. Mn. halm raturned borne els Stour.
day.
Mn. Dr. Clark sad little dangistmr, ilea
-
route. arrived is rows Tneeday,after spee4.
IS( ler weeks with relatives in Wisdom' aid
Detroit.
Miss Adelaide Jodrell,. of [rotor, sad
Maas Ammo Hays. of Seaferth. were the
gumte of Mime Jessie Roberto). It
wook•
Dr. Redford brother of Dr.
E Rieliardsou, of this town, has Met been
appointed to a predessenthip is tee TTorneas
Mediae' College, .1 Chicago, 111.
Wee. W. Stoddard, of tows, left es
Thorne, ter Chicago. Will served he
time se minpositer as TN. Stne•L„ sad had
for IMMO nee pan beta werbiag es • Ref
454. 111 pewter. R. aew leaves to tahe a
flreSideas prieition in the Wieldy City. We
wish him seesaw
11. FR O. In Towel raised to New
Yeti.. Monday shsr a sentaVa Irish le
in parsecs! miasma Sorry ohoured that
414,
be woomosoefond asa
wn of &seeing ractrillgit
Minns kho eM Mao ' M Ewa V•• I
Am% owned, fry, ley onain."
THE NoRTHWESTERA
The Blg Fair a Orand /Juane S.
Ilse Weenie' and •
Whet Was Pr••••14.411 to the almter-
Es4•• The Ma Paisallen
Mamma The Prise 11.1.
TIIE Northwentern which was held
Tuesday, Weasealay and Thursday of last
week waa favored with pr 'patos' weedier,
end, as • result, was 15r4.h attended
taroughout.
THE OUTSIDE SHOW.
The erintsit of berms was bars and •
boor lot was sayer shows ta ring is
Ilona. A little diesaturfactios wee felt as
to the chstesers wit, whisk 11. rules wore
followed by the judge in the matter of elms
'Samos, hut the rallies wore generally ad-
mitted to be serrect, aed to future more
oar* will be taken by exhibitor, makusg
eittries.
The Lamle show wee a splendid one, lied
proved aosolusively that (hi. oesistry is not
see where the fanner is bound down •xelm
'rely to tat raising of °weeks far eipurt, but
that a grad opportunity maul for teranig
the mop into beef fer both kerne and foreign
inertia.
Sheep sad ems were well up te the met
age of former years aad somber of foe
sposimene were im 215W.
Poultry wits a lorge display ts feet, the
amonimodattee prove/ ioadisluate to the
tiispky, road greater acoommodation will
seed to be provided M future.
There was • geed repreeseteteee 15
maehisery hell, and mony of the !sadist
firms of ()steno were to the 1010 will tbeir
implements.
Tuesday e•ming aad Wednesday the 13k
tiott Bead, of Hamilton, gave time melee
Lions, &ad although the committee of was
apeutent tool • big risk in bringing the at•
tremolo Isere, the losseesus of mimeo is
that u wee a good thug for the fair, and the
itrectere are to ee commended for their ea
terpnes awl plook.
THE SAWING M•TCH.
The sawing match was • great attraction
to a large number of the spectators, pert ic•
ularli .monist the farming section. The
beech log was warty 24 knobs* through wad
vaned very little in its mum lentth. Two
owe were made by:eseh tame, 005 as the
butt and the other at the top, end quite •
diaereses was ebservelsle in the work ot
the teams, the winners doing their work is
52,secom4s and the tail *odors taking 107,
to do practically the some work. The mo
oing team was the tightest built of those
mospeting, but got there with saes and
grace, Followiar is Me result:
Reesada.
Harris sad Hussey, Walton.... 30 22j
Loge* sod Freon 34 281
Ferguson aed Hasidim 46 361
Haase and Meruicheoa.. 50 35
Rano and Horom 56 45
Wilson and WI..o .... 59 481
THE SPEED TRIALS
were berried question the beet ever held en
the track. Every *vest was user* than
filled and the swimmers had to get there o•
mint, and de the hest work. Proteete have
Mos lodged in the farmer's races- -one, es
the ground tkat a horse had previously won
money said another on the elates that the
rider was sot a farmer or a farmer's sae.
Following is the ounissary.
NU 1. 1.I.E.4 TEM' lott 1.1.04, 7 alVPIllit
4.4.. Roe. Windham, Lady Garfield 1 1 5 1
R. Wilma, Seafmth, Rumor J.... 2 2 1 2
E. aware, Hayfield 3 3 2 4
Robs. McLean, t.oderith 5 5 3 3
I. Swaim, Winehava 4 4 4 5
Dr. Shilliagdaw, Mitehell 7 6 6 6
H. Yervesk, Seaforth 6 74we
NO. 2, r•ltiiaan. T$OT OR recs. 6 nrcretsta.
A Reigio, Dunlop .... .. ..... 2 1
Jae. McManus, I/estop 1 4
Jae, MeCloskey. Goderieb------3 2
Smith McLean Lueknow 6 3
R. Frew, Eironondville 4 5
Andrews Bros 5 6
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34
53
D.
TY14II1 1111.1 HASH, 6 nevus's.
P. MoDavitt, Lueknow`
R. Wilma, Seeforth
t: R. Roe, Wieghain
Robt. McLean, Goderieb
Dr. Shillinglaw, Mitchell.
Oliver Hodges, Mitchell
4441ER.4' 141'NK1,14:, 5 ENTRIES.
1
2
3
4
5
6
Peter Cook, (ltrteit .. 4 4 4 3 1 1 1
John Porter, Goilerich .... 3 1 1 2 4 2 2
Mot/novel', Gooderioli.... 2 3 2 1 2 3 3
Di Robotism, StraWord.... 5 5
W. J. MoDoseald 2 3 4 3 4 4 4
'time% *es. 7 no -rum.
C. R Shims, (.ederieth 1 1 1
Gee Murray, Seaterth 2 2 3
F. A. tiliott. Goderiob 3 3 2
1) Rebertem, Stretford 4 5 5
Wm Stiller, Porter's ME 7 1 4
THE INSIDE DIPARTMILKT,
la tho Mete. Jepartment tbere was a fine
display doom stairs, fruit, to whioh we re.
ferred last week, aad flowers Ming pertain -
lowly geed. Root, and vegetables were
also am exoellost show's., ciao exhibitor,
Charles Wells, the market gardener, havine
se view some 110 different specimeas of
garden growth, amongst whisk were earlies
lemma for preliervieg, vim peatibm, tweet
petateee (the first raised is this esetiem, ae
egg plant weighing six pounds, a spectates
ief gumbo, • native of South Antenna, a fol.
Motion of p.ppsrs larger than that eshibited
et the Wort 's noir in Chicago, an orna-
mental egg plant of beautiful tint, and • let
of other /ordeal etuff. Wm. Warnock was
idon ne heed with his mammoth squash, sal
a lot mil other facian growths and there
wore a horde number of ther exhibitem
what' the prism list will show. The Mad
seam prim gives by the Ralik of Montreal
brenght mit • fine display of butter the
largest is the history of the fair. Two very
auroral.' exhibits wove the salt pvraniiiie
news by the North Awerieaa rbeenleal Co.
and Piker MoRna rosnetivoly : W.
floosies held • big space for display of
erases, breyelee ilmorsewiss onaelunes.-the
attreetive feature bang the fret maniple et
the "Commas Seam" wheel, which will be
the fleoteriM brand ; Weraril and Harper &
Les hail lee Inas of somes, Immo, eta_
win\ won duly imantised,
ens wrirraisie mann.
Tine 11110 • Am art reprometatiess, 4.4
She lease' degartemat was light is the won -
bee a narks olilistigh .444 grails TM
U 551 wally allecied to legal senrehante
wars sot so well 10115.5 as asnal, several
I. banns basked oat at the eleventh
beim Newerm, geed dhiplaen *540 445
by Oegses:rehersais Demi_ eirpods ; T RdenheV.
eel ; W. A. Ran, isurst. man
Nod "BP 10.R. One Oa. kis: W. Sitar
n os, Wain @el Gbanit ILL Oniali rod Mrs
IMM. illdElmerY NMI Wawa ralsio4.s
TUK
Thweeghbred teethes. 4 yews .44&ad
:::18:1 LIST IJames Robinson,
upwards, Theo. Gandry. F. A. Mises
eselbee, say age, Thee.dandry.
Roadster. -Lollies, 4 years old mid ow
W. A. Colborne ; stallion. yearliag, W
Money filly or goldiag, 3 years old, W
lIlair, J. Y. Whitely; Mlle or geldieg
yeses mild, • R Audersoe ; illy or geldnig
yawner Jobe Porter, (lee. Delo ; breed
WS, 151 Made sues sad wader. J11.(2ar
Bissett ; foal .1 1896 rinse gimes
Dr. .1. 111 Whitely. dais Hiesett, Holm.
Theaspees; peer seettelted her..., is 1. ems.
J. C Johames, A. M. Polley . Biagio hems
in earner. R Mcl.saa, 0. Jolusten ;
male, any age, Th... 1:44444fry.
Saddla horse, J. H. Whitely,
II•Leas posy is middle, Wilms Brea 1
and 2ad; best lay video-, R. McLean'. W
son Bees. •
Lally riders and drivers. -Lady rider
Miss May Rehm, Wilma tiros 1
driver, Wm Elliott, And Green
Carmelo --Smitten, yearling. R. I
Lear filly or veldt/hi. 3 years old, J.
&LIMN ; brood mare, 2e4 Thos. Guadry
foal of 1896, Hugh Garvin, Thee. Gueolry
pair statehood carriers horses, A. M•hl ureh
k l'o. : steel, marriage horse, ('. E. Mama
i:dward Mums : female, .ay age, Edward
Shaw.
i;mieral Purpose.-- lireed tsars, W.
Potter, sand thasett, :hlty .r gelding,
rows old, S. &nett, W. W. Fisher ; yea
ling. illy or gelding, Aud. Greet', S. Item
food of 1895, S. Biel41114 And 1: reels
matched team. Jos O. Henry, W J. Miller
Agricultural -limed users. Hugh Cl
bolo, A. Curzon ; filly or gelding, 2 year
old, Hugh Chisholm,Salkeld J. W, ; year
ling, Hugh Chisholm' ; foal of 1896, Hug
(hi.holm, Rota. Roan ; matched team,i
harems, Huth Chisholm, W..1. ki I I Mr.
Welk ing - Wale tog team to viragos, W.
C. Potter, and. t :rose,
Heavy Drought, Imported. -3t51lioa, 3
years old and upwards. James *..U, %V. L.
Foremen & Son : breed mere sad foal of
1895. James Soell.
Heavy Drameht,Casadies lired--Stallion,
3 years old, 111cHardy Brew,Joh. Yoe
m ;
hrood are with her foal by tier side, Coos
Dale, Jemes Rsysolde ; filly or gelding, 2
ye -we elii,Gite. Dale, John F.. Dole; soldier
or 'amenity', Ceo. Dole, John F. Delo ;
foe! eel 1895, Jame. Reynolds. (.00. Dale ;
pat heavy elreught horees...lwass Rey
Rohm, W. Wass & See ; female, sat 0(5,
ohm F. 14..le
..ATTLI.
Durham (thoroughbred). --Roll, 3 !wary.
Jae. Snell. Robt. Roan; hell, 2 Tears obi,
Jas Tata, Hugh Girvin ; bull self, wieder 1
year, Jas. Spell. J. W. 44511.44 ; bull. of my
ego. Jea. Swell : mow 15 calf riving Elia.
Jae. Tsbb, Joe Snell ; Jas. Snell took let
for heifer 1 year old and fessel• of say age
and lot and 2od for hoofer calf.
Hereford. -Alt the prizes in this rime
were taken by m.
Holston.. -AU the mitosis this class were
take. by Mrs. H. Y •ttrill.
Polled .441(115 01 Aberdeen. -Hull, 3 years
old, John Asdrewe ; bull, 1 year old, *. F.
Young ; bull calf. seder 1 year. Jobs Vibr-
am ; hest bull of my age, John Andrews.
John Varem took the remaining prizes in
this class.
Jersey. -MI the pri/es in this elms were
takes by Ander. Dryedale and .1 T Aitken.
Gnide Cettle.-Cow vying milk or is
oalf, J41. Clark. J. %V. Selkeld. H. C.r
wen boast, 2 Years old, J. W. Selkold.
Rola. BOLO ; bonier, 1 year old, 1 and 2, R.
Bean, J. W. Salkoild ; hater .541, under 1
year, J. W. Salkeld. H. Comes, .lehe Vor
cos; 2 year-old steer, John Clark. Hugh
Garvin yearling steer, let sad 244, J. W.
lalkeld steer calf. let ..d 3rd, J. W. Ara
kold, 2.4, Reid. Keen ; Met female. may
age, .1. W. Melkeld : beet herd, J. M. Sal.
kali. Rebt. $en.
Fat Gatti,. -Fat ex or steer. Andrews
Brea., Hugh Uterus ; fat cow .r Mer
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Swill, W. T. Mame,-
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Citteweld-Ala prizes is this class were
takes by Jim Porter.
Losioestet-AU prises is this class were
takes by Jos. Smell.
Sommadowas--•11 prizes ia timeless were
taken by Glen Brea
isxfordshire lawns- All the first prime
in this class were token by Jas Tabb, sed
mooed prizes be C. Ttashineten.
Any Ilreed-In this class e. M. Polley
took all tbe first prizes for Dorset hors
sheep, W. W. Fisher talus; emend for ram
Lome anol paw of abseiling ewes
Sbropshire IMwas -le this clam all the
Bret prizes were taken by Jas. Cooper &
Sea, except for pair of *we limbs, which
was taken 11 G W. sturdy. John Salkeld
took emend for ram 2 shears tad ram lead),
Jae. Ceopor nand for shearline ram and
pair of em Iambs, and 4:. W. Sturdy no
nd to p.ir aged ewes sad enarliar owes.
Fat Shosp--Rost fat sheep, Jac Soon,
Jaa Taloa
01145,
Improved Berkshire -•Il the prizes is
this slam were takes by W. Me•Ilieter.
Henry (7urwen mines ,..send for beer 2
years old, sad Wm. Asdrows secomil for sow
of 1896.
ila
PendChisa--•11 the primes is this slats
mire takes by W. W. Fisher sod W M,.-
.1.14, except for eow littered in 1896, *lash
was captured by W. T. Mersey.
Tamwerthe In this clam W. W. Fisher
took /rot for hoar anoll Dow of 1895.
Improved Yorkshire Beer littered i•
1895, Robe. Rosa, Wee, •-inelair; sew, lit
tend in 1895, Wm. MeAllieusr, John Salk
old
Named, any kied-Boar, 2 years old,
Wilma Hem.; ever 1 year, 0. R. Wilson.
W. W. Freer : boar of say age, 0. R. Wil
loos : sew, over 1 year, Wilms Rem ; sow,of
any age, Wilms Ins best pea of my
breed, Wm. McAllister.
ret'LTRY.
Brehm's, light., H. 1.. Waimea Wm. Ir
wis ; bralusaa, dark, Wm. Irwis ocarbins.
buff, Gas. &nib ; cookiss, partridge, Jill
Cook ; dorkina, silver grey. Win. Irwin :
hamberge. speagelled, R McLean, Wm.
; haseheres, b'*ok and *hue, • 111.
Crystal, Jas Munro ; elmk saanielli, while
faced, 0. A. Whitely . Inborn, white.
Wm. Irwin. Wm Haney ; kagbeires, hymn',
single opus's, Gm. Mania, W.4, Rem ; hos
dna. A. WbitM7, Wm. Irwin point,
golden sad silver, Wm. Irwin ; plymostk
rooks, Jes, Cosh, W.. Inns wpm
dot's, Jos. Cook ; wvandottim whin, RC.
Belabor, Freak Sale ; Ingshans, U. B.
Cook, Wie. Irwin: andalsmass, mewlfo.
A. Whitely : Glisorsee, Wm. Irian,*.
Roden dinistoks, assand husk Halo
gains. bleak breasted rad, a A. Wells, G.
A. Whitely ; Id* 9. C. Lyme, JUL
Peetleth waste ; gene, lisstans, tolasii•
breasted r44, I( Melon. W. limn ; game
beauties pile. R MeLeas, first aad soorind;
benzanta disekwing. seitead, R M.
bantams, as ~key. Jas. Mann :
Folds \banns, R. C. Illslohn :red ears. W.
Irwin, J. C. Lyon Isrhitys, browns, II
enema, I. Malkoad, Jr. :s.... onheas, Wia
Irwin, O. A. Whitely eons. toodoess, W.
F. Yong: opona, 514.4, 0. IL Mhos, O.
A. Mindy ; inn way other ~fan. Jain
bawd dash% roses, sessmil, 1m Ian ;
each. Store,
•; 4141 *011 05 001 511
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SEASON'S NOVELTIES
In imported fahrift, unit' ue and pleasing in design, color and texto I
445R special attention 1, called to our SILK AND DIMS" 01901m
d)tirsa-ruENTs , also, the unpiccedviited large stuck of
litlITISH AND GERMAN NOVELTIES disMayed in thee* &pert-
inent& These goods have h'en selected with great care anil repeasont
t'itt very choicest creations. The collection is unquestionably the
finest ever shown in Goderich.
Inspection is invited by
JAMES ROBINSON,
corner of "guars awl Wein Street. Gedertch
ducks, patio, W. Irwie, I. Selkold,
duel., any variet‘, 47.i. Irwin. Steam
mines fowls, A. taxation.
Sprier Chicken--lirtmomilight. R. Mo -
1...o, HI I. %Vateen; Brehm... dark. Jos.
ook : manes, bun', mooed, J Lyme :
Hasohurom. mangled, J. (7. Lynn.; Hans.
burg.. and white, second, %Vas. Ir
, ghorce, whits, 'iVin, Heavy, Wm.
1 -win; leghorne, brown, giggle oomb. T. C.
Nohool, W. A. Rose ; polish, whatocreeted,
black, Wm. Irwin ; Plymouth rocks. Jas.
Cook. .1 C. l.ross: ply Mouth rooks, white,
Jos I 'poi,: wyoutdottee, 4, C. Lyme, Me.
SIMI,: ',tem. -loom, white, eseoad. Frisk
Hale; lentsitees, mooed, Jos wads
le-isies. A. A lamely. Jos. Wlateili; mis•
arrest, .1. C Lyons, Wm tastily; dooms' •Its.
F. Hole: came, Wad. brimmed rod, Jus.
(*ook.1' A Well.: ganae„ hrown breasted red.
( . A. Wells: game, pile, .1. 4.7 L04: Game,
bsin11111141, black -breasteol, red aad tame,
bantams, pile duckwine. R. MoLeas ;
beaten., esabright rehire, J. C. Lyons
red cape, J. C. Lyon.; turkeys, bream, W.
G. Lamprey, John Asdrews ; mese, am
either variety, John SeMeld ; dusk., Pekin,
W. G. Lasepriy, J. C. Lys..; oluxits, my
ether variety- Wm, Irwin, lens Andrew.;
eolleetion rabbits, Geo. Meath oollitotton
piens, S. McKay. 14. C. llolokor.
1611112111.46
Waimea, light or dark, J. 4'. Lyons, R.
MoLon ; ecoshise, Jas. Ihitkeos, ir., J. C.
Lyon logitorns, W. A. 4.. .4.,.. Pestlethwaite : ereisdottes, G. A. Whitely, J.C.
Lysol' . games, C.A. Wells.first and amead;
any variety, Jas. Munro. J. C
Lyens.
onoieLrORP 012 PAWS 7.
HARBOR NOTES.
Steam harm Indeed called here os Mea-
de, for fuel os her way to the raver.
Steam barge 7iII sad mann are ox•
posted in with oargoes of wheat for the Rig
Mill.
The Cambria *0515 on Saturday, boiled
up, and leaded 7, oars of Hour for toe None
Shore.
It is mid that • emaeminer coming with
• serge of eats for the 1;.T. R. elevator,frees
Chloe/to.
The I 'tumbril' le emittine all the freight she
e lm carry from thts port to the North Shore
/4•12•trillI.
The Lake Airington waa at Fort William,
loading wheat for the Rig Mill here, MAI
Tneeday.
Sir. Cambria was in on 1 hursday en her
way &owe, several ley. overdue on account
of tee storms
Sen. Senn same ,a es Toesdai forenoes
with 335,000 feet of lumbar, from Titaisalos
foe N. D. meet.
It us resorted that the achr. •vox
carry lumber from Theesalen here per the
reasaieder of the
The Bohr. Reisoleer started for Kiseardise
but had to run back for sI.It., 44. Friday
the Evolve towed her up.
Two Hayfield fish boats were towed up
be the Evelyn en Monday sight on amount
the rough passage into Hayfield.
Sehr. Kellam ran in hem last week for
shelter, and es Thursday started es her
way up the lake, but was forced to put
MM.
A member of boathmoes oo the river have
been tette, deers. 11. N. Lewes towed bin
grimed Mtn the bather. enrichment* rather
rough weather os the passage.
Harsor-asairtar Marlton sounded the
niter at this mummies to this piers Monday,
tied found over 15 foot narly all ewer, sy
con for a small bar to ths aorta of the piers
Tb. tugs will sot mostimmt /shin iamb
looger, owisg to rho rough state ief the
mother. The lees are havise • spell
ashore every few day,aed scone of them, we
hoer, are ettirtiag • dog Mow.
The ashy. A. C. Maxwell, whooh wee see -
cored by flapt. Rabb sad hie lieshost orew
number of years age while is thereon to
the meth of here, weld ashore .4ar she
sutra...to Geese Ray, Lake Michiges,dur
rag 4.11w.01. Seem. She ma drives es
tar up cm the beach thee the men ended
Neer&
The velars. Dooms and Mary were run
dews i• the St. Clair river by the steamer
Foster, thrones a misunderstanding of IL
MILL The Deem was sunk and tee Mary
was throws cis her Imam ink The Inns
is woll-kairin bore, baying carried nal to
thislost 44.....,. The Mary was
owseir:illarnia, and was oseemantod by
Warden MeDosold, lobo sailed the Carter
sad Mary R. Oordios @o00• years an. sad
bad • carp Issabsratan's Gervais@ for the
Oserrias Bee -
Saran Otassver : The .11.. 4.,.
Olympia salted hors at 10.15 Wedaseday
smorniag sad lisek ea the sapeans wife,
Mra Shepherd, and hind, Mn. T. A uso-
brook, of Idorich.
fassisrth Has : Mr. nod Mn Warms
Tl..___ ban rotursed from Noir woddiag
104p 4. liness nil Cony Island, sad will be
swinfortahly doinisiled in noir onsamo ea
Onlarieh siresion the saurus of a low day&
Ifeshannsibb Mts. Remy Massa In
rad bar hies Go Nis fieb essesmin, I. RS.,
Aleatanfint Sortia, kw the nun of
ow 114. 1,15 asislaina Shy aorellAwd Imo
parshassfi from Mr. Oardoes Ifailior a few
years itga se An Mr. Osman now yens
Ns ben es elfish Im wee beam
QUEEN VIC fORIA'S DOGS.
The Royal 1.055215*12nuolaged es a
neteelltler rise
Tb.t Quees V.uteri• should be teed ot
dogs to u..t surprisinv. 1. ts • trait soli,/
hea heloopid to most of the kings, ,iseites
and online of i.reat Britain. Most or oar
prodoemors on the thrums of Eegland mots
emelt of J01,11,111111 •Oattl of them are
betted 0 histem for tbeir love of thecan.,
,
ram. Edward 11. leas • (*11.41*(*11.41*A
fasoier. Hilary VIII was a great buto»f.
' You remember the affection' 3Il•r% •• 14r,
had for a hateful little dog who died of
grief (as the story goem after her thath
•ad is there sot the King Cherie@ spasool,
as a looting remembrasee of one of Keg
I$4'. k iota •
QUEse• Vistorist us se fend ot dogs as asi
of her preki•••••onl were. 3b• sever tray
els without two or three of hes favorite ni
mah, sad when she was in Frame nos loss
ago her collie woe the admiraties of all
amateurs. Darnley II.. Mu milts, !or
seamy veers been her greatest favorite : eed
anyone knows the totalities:is, the
faubfulness. the affoomoo of tee breed el:.
set weeder. Dernlov II. is, of course, $
plow oif hie Op1903110. 14541100 Victoria it .ey.
for Sao °ells* dor appears ia Sot JeureeJ el
My Life in the Highlamis, where, under
data of Sept. 14, 1873, she speaks of sito
obedience of • specimee of this breed " He
is the mason deg to mannand 1 ever eaii,
she 00',i. in elect.
TM liana is hie •lisee le the resat fee
ily is her love for dogs. The Prince of
Wales Pas • Sae tosori at Simdringhes.
but be devotee hie tone --ler depuiy, of
Ileum more to the growing of Weir 55:
mile He is • tanteos prize taker at •oos
try tairs with lase estate, etc Bat tam
queue is faithful to bar den, nil Um Rom
Park homed at Windsor us. both by cow
tem and in fact, the "hist teasel of the
k,higdoin
Happy aro this doss that live at How
Park The establishmeat there demo from
1841, the keeper is Rugh Brows, • sea
of that bulimia Brews who was queen Vie
tortes bedv servant for years Sack of tie
red Mak villa, where Keeper &rows lives,
stretch sixty ..eneele. In the metre is the
" Queen,' 'etude,- where the dogs to toi
frolic, and when often the Queen oases le
mead a few hours with them. TM km
ash' ere built enifornsly of red &ad blue
Israelis, mid to the mad of a Ifreashime who
lately visited them. have " • ink 1,010 015
ourritish. They aro large sad Wry, .0 45,,
warmed is' the meter by hot-water pipes
Each kensel has two doers, am upon a
paved court., i• 'shish there are little chile
sole of fresh, runlets( wat.1. the elan* upon
Mom plots of greewiwaril, la the middle
of mob of them piste is a Maim when the
dogs ean take a bath. Not far elf is the
rustic )ious,. closed by lattice work, when
the Quotes, after her daily prommode with
bar donkey sad her isepeetioe of the Lee
sole. am see her favorites hulls moan be:
Ail breeds aro to bit tend is On kneels
.4 114. Queen Ames,/ bm dogs ars several
Pomeranime, most of which were bought en
rloretwe i• 1188. mid several of them prre
winners. Om of those Ponswaniene, Gres,
took all die p21715 15 her alma at the swam
this in Agricultural Hall in 1891. Near
these don ars to he fond two old peplum
ors of HonmPark two liti le Italian beneds.
Dainty mid Plimb•-in which the Yeesfl
tabs@ groat inmost os aeonss of the lore
when the Emperor Ifredorin 14.4 for that
beset Clem by is • kennel, whieb is kept
empty sad Looked : wherein' hie life, dwelt
R
an rekisen deg. The Queen was V1111
load of him, and did sot went another tiro
to take his kensell.
Amerdiag to the veracious Freedman
before (tem.& Paul klegais, "limns art""
in the Frown journal, 1.111ustraties,ii here
arena soma, winnower a cubism of the
china wishes to make her • little gift. 81 le
that of a 414. Thee. laird Money, rotors
live trent Japes. hroeght Mir • iterioes ear
of pop. The male Mons ransiso at Heats
Park. sad be has 41. 5504 of Brainy. The
Q.., bersoll, it nay 14.nun, moists op
es sans' all the iloga
Galeria township : Tu. illordss, Idea.
Herald of tan week say.: Mr. sod Mn
Harebell, sr., loft tor their ham *4801...
vino, (nt., last Thereday, al•••• • vir)
pleasant visit to their reining b Tb•
Rey. M.0 Hanitsall accempanied ids paresis
as far as Winans.
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