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OBJECT
Is to .soon lose Trude by
supplying you wltb the veer
best ..eswear at the lowest
poeuibl• prtow. Just pow w
srei busy t•.cetving our stook of
FALL, and WINT1tR GOODS
inoltidlae Shoes for Mee.
Wotneo sad Children, and al-
p It a BBB H8 of r ti kinds and
denortptteaa to suit every-
body.
PRICE, THE SHOEMAN
sir her 'Repair Wert will be *are to Sall Yea
NORTHWESTERN FAIR.
peeteNN from Piety rage.
P1;1Z$4.t8t _.
HORSES.
CLAN 1.-Tt0000 tel Baku.
Stallion, 4 years old sod upwards, F. A
Elliott. W. W. Fisher; brood mars, with
foal by her side. Alfred Dodd, diploma ;
foal ot 1897, Alfred Dodd.
CL, S$ It.-ROADrosim
Stallion, 4 veers old and oter, rot lees
than 16 nor over 16 bends high, IaeaaSaw-
ksld, Jr. ; sallies 2 years old. Andrews
Bros.; stallion, yowlers, Thos. Gundry;
sallion, any age, E. Van Every, diploma ;
filly or gelding, 3 years old, 154 beads end
under, Wm. Btnuvbes, J. C. Johnston. G.
0. Sturdy ; 611y or voiding, 2 years old,
Robs. Thompson. D. Lovejoy ; filly or mild.
lig, yearling. Dr. Whitely, Albert Even;
brood mere, 151 heeds Will sod under, with
bet foal by t •r side, A. M. Polley, Jho
Kaax. Jno. 'e. Y.o ; foal of 1897, A. J.
Oddtborpe, Joseph Whitely, Jia Mo
Lasgblin ; pair of metoted horses. mama or
aaidjegss m hmuumm, hb$i.Ids bei t state ao •
E. Swartz. A. M. Polley, J. C
Johanson ; single bore, mare or voiding,
abown in harems, 151 hands high and nn
der, Dr. Whitely, Jas. MoManui, O.
Johnston ; female, any age, Robs. Thomp-
son, diploma.
Caress 1 raw lamb. este et sem, 2 share
sed owes. poi of sheathes ewes, pair of owe
lawbs, Jas Pother.
CLAS 111--LE(arra*.
Run, 2 theatre seducer. Jas 8.ell ; sheer
hos rate, ram lamb. J.a Swat, lee sad 21.d:
pe,ir et ewes. Salmon mad air. Jas. Sell,
Vistas Elliott; p.tr of abesrhel be, Jae
*sell, 1st and lied ; "sr of ewe
Hoary. Jae. Baell ; pen of lwloesters. rte,
say •g•, one, any tyle. Jas. Snell.
'•LA0. X XII.-SOUTHDOWNS.
Rem lamb, pair of ewes, 2 sheers :.41
over, pair of sbearleur ewes, pair Glee
we
hp its, ram, soy are, ewe, aey age.
Bro..
CLAYS 011;1.-01rOa08141Ye DOWPR
Rem, 2 sheers end Deer. ebearltog ram,
ram Lamb, pair of Owe", 2 sheers sad over,
par of .be•rltng ewe., pair ot ewe lambs,
Jas. Tebb ; pea of Oxfordshire
Downs, ram,
soy tyle, ewe, soy ewe
CLASS ‘XIV. -ANY 00100, 141001), NOT ON
LIST.
Ram, 2 *bears and over, ram lamb, pair
of twee. 2 sheers and over, pair ot ewe
l•wbe. A M. Polley.
CI.A.' % %V.--YHROreMlal DOWNY.
Ram, 2 shear" and over Ju. Cooper i
Son ; sbe•rli g ram, Olen Bros , (1 W
sturdy ; ram lamb, G. W. Sturdy, Oleo
Bros.; pear of ewes, 2 ,beats sod over, Jae
Cooper & Son, Glen Bro..: pair of sbearli.E
ewes, G. W. ,Oltars1 a,jog�.CqOftrd +S?ei
pair of ewe Willis, Jas. Cooper & San, 0
W. Sterdy ewe* et llkv.pshtn Dowse. eat...
soy lige. Jae. Cooper & Son.
CLAY. 1 X SH0IP.
Bess Ins sheep, .11k wether. Pao*
Stewart, Jas t.bb.
CLASS Xxv11-ILrIM)v'ED DIBlaxtat
Boar. over 1 year and under 2 years, boar,
littered in 1897 sad boar, any ago, weirs
taken Dy Jas. Chisholm ; sow, over Doe year
sad odder two years. Percy Stewart. JP.
Chisholm ; sow, littered in 1897 and sow,
any site, were takes by Jac Chisholm.
,•LAS/ XXVIII--ceserria W01TI.
Boer, 2 yeers old over, Wm. Baso ; boar,
littered to 1897, Wet. Btoben, Wm. Bees
boar, env see, Wm. Fiero ; .ow, 2 gears old
and over, Wm Bean. Jao. W. Salkeld :
.ow, over' 1 yaw end ceder 2 years, Wm.
Parsons • .ow, littered to 1897, Wm. Been.
Jos. W. Salkeld ; sow, soy age, % is. Beets.
CLAIR 17L11-?OLAPP CHINA.
The prizes in this olsw, ezo1pting 2nd for
.ow, over 1 year sad soder 2 yeas, which
was takes by K. -Drysdale and wbtoklo
eludes}.•.ltriel% p yIIIAA sed aver. boar, he
and to Wire boll. of any age. sow, 2 *hero
sod over, .0W, ktter.d in 1897, end sow,
soy age, were all taken by W. W. Fisher.
Black Spanish, a hits freed, U. W. Irwin ;
Levborua, any other variety, Wm. Carter,
Wm. Hartry ; Leghorn., brown, steels r
rose oomb, Wo.. W:lktos; wdwWte
Carter, J. C. Lyon ; Polish. white cre
black, Wm. Carter ; PuliIb, any other
, Wm. Garter, W. O. Lew.pbr.y ;
Plymouth Rooks, J. C. Lyon, E C. Wet.
.on ; elymonth Rooks, nth A• k Kea.
seedy. las end 2nd ;Wyandotte..
jr., J. C. Lyon ; Wyandotte', white. J. H.
isher, Thos Beatty : Lswtsbah.. 3. C.
Lyon ; black or white Java., G. W. Irwin
Aodaluiisss, Jo•eph Whitely ; llituroos,
Wm. Aneuy, let and 2nd ; Gams, brown -
breasted red, (2. A Wells; Game. blsck-
brested red, C. A. w elle. Jas. Peetletb-
wadt ; Game, Bantams. bleak -breasted red,
le W. Irwin. R. IlloLeae ; Game, Became,
pile, R. Mohan, let and 2.d ; Game, Ban-
tams, duokwtne.E Belcher, jr., lira. Camp
bell ; Bantam...esbrigbt, golden or sliver,
J. C. Lyon ; Bantams, any other variety of
fancy, Mrs Campbell. Geo. MoK.y ; Pekin
Bantams, R. R. Mellows, 8. Belober, jr. ;
Red Caps. J. Lyon. Wm. Wallace
turkeys. broom. A. Drysdale. Joo, W.
ealk.ld : geese, Embd.o, Jos. Whitely, G.
W. Irwin ; gesso. Toulouse,. W, G. Lam-
prey ; geese, China, Joe. Mutely ; geese,
soy other variety, Jno. Salkeld ; ducks,
Room, Win. Wallop ; duck., Pekin, G. W.
Irwigy lei eat* 294 etaleistes towia, Wm.
Carter.
CLA'. XIXIV-tareise CHICIIN.
Brahma., light, R. MoLeen, J. H. Fisher ;
Brahma, dark, G. W. Irwin ; Coobin.,
bag, G. W. Lamphrev, J. C. Lyon ; Der'
kiss. any variety, J. H. Fisher. let and 2d :
Hambures, spangled, voldeo and silver. R.
McLesr, Wm Carter; Hambures, pencil-
led, foldes sod silver, Wm. Carter : Ham-
burg., Mack and whoa. Wm. Carter ; Log -
bores, black, Wm. Wallace ; Lsglorns,
whit*, Wm. Carter, J. C. Lyoe ; Leghorn',
brown, singl. or tee come, 0. C. Watacs,
Jas. PsetJaltweite ; Eoodana, Wm. Career,
J. C. Lyoo : Petah, wbite.areeted, black,
Wm. Carter : Polree, any other variety,
Ww. Carter : Plymouth Rooks, W. F.
Hick, J C. Lyon ; Plymouth Rocks, white,
Leek Kennedy, Wee liar try : Wyandotte.,
0. W. Irwin, 3. C. Lyon ; W yandotte,
idth
w, J. H. batter. look Kennedy ; An-
dalusia.", G. C. Watson, Wm. Wallaoe ;
Miaimea, Wei. Anetay. 1st and 2nd ; Mlne
aroos, white, Lick Kennedy, Wm. harlot ;
Gem., bleek.b eseted red, C. W. Wells, In
and 2nd ; Game, browh-breuted red, C. W.
Wolfe ; Game. pile, J. C. Lyon ; Gams,
bantam.. black breasted rod, E. Belcher, jr.
1st and 2od ; Game, bantams. dookwing,
R McLean, Mrs. Campbell ; Banteloi, .oa•
beigbt. golden or silver. Mrs. Campbell,
Jus Posttethwala; Bantams. any other
easterly of fancy, J. C. Lyon. Geo. McKay ;
Poker bantam., R. R Sallow', Wm. Her
try ; Red Ceps, Wm. Walluu ; turkeys,
bronze, Jno. W. Salkeld ; geese, Embden,
Jos. Whitely : geese, Toulon's, W. G.
Lemphrev ; geese, any other variety, Jno.
tialk.ld ; dacha, Aylesbury, Wm. Carter ;
ducks, Pekin, G. W. Irwin, J. C. Lyon :
Guinea fowls, Wm. Carter; oolleotloo rah
•
bite. Mrs. Campbell, Jas.'Diok.on • ooliw-
tloo pigeon', Geo. McKay. Jas. E. Mown ;
incubator m operation, W. A. Re's
CLASS ill.-0ADD1.0.
Saddle horse. mare et seldisioolgeo Mes,
Laughlin, Joo. Porter ; pony in saddle,
under 14 bands high, ridden by boy, Robt.
MoL.an. F. A. Elliott ; beet boy rider ender
14 yeses, Bebe. lLoL.s.a. Frank Wright.
CLAN 1V.- LADt Mewls A IStIVIns.
Lady rider, lk Weight ; lady driver, A.
Green. Mn. T. Hamilton. Jao. A. Wallin.
CLAS' V.-CARILIA0I.
Sallies, 4 years old and upward.. 16
hands .r over. J. P. Fisher: filly or gold•
ina, 3 yeses old. over 164 bends high. J. W.
Maras, Alf. Dodd ; 811y) or gabbier. 2 years
old, J. E. Whitely. Thos. Beatty, brood
man, over lief hands bigh, with her feel by
her side, Geo. Weston, I). Prow.; foal of
1897, D. Lovejoy, Jno. Margate ; pair
matched carriage hoes, mares or geldings,
over 151 hands high, W. C. Potter, 2od ;
slnele carriage horse, mare or gelding, over
15f hands kith, Thos. Goodry, J. C. Job.•
sten, Mrs. T. Hamilton ; female, any ago,
Thos. Gundry.
CLAY VI.--(SIPIRAL r17a1'0w1L
Blood mare, with her foal by her side,
Joo. W. Selkeli, J. B. Edwards; filly or
voiding, 2 years old, C. W. Taylor, Andrew
Oren ;ratline, 811* or gelding. C. W.
Teeter, Jao. W. Salkeld ; foal of 1897, Joo.
W. Salkeld ; matched roam, geldings or
mare", to harr:.es. Wm. Elliott, A. J. Toy -
ler, C. 4. S. NafteL
CLAY Vit7-ACa1CQLTCaAL.
Brood mare. with foal by her side, Joseph
8. Salkeld, Joo. W. 8slk.ld : filly or geld -
ins. years old, Chris. Dale. Percy Stewart;
y.•r . 811y or "siding, hap & Horton,
0. Deist Coal of 1897, Jos. 8. Salkeld, Joo.
W. Seibold ; matobed . team,- Odin,' or
CLAt1Q 1X.-EUAVT DIADOWT. 1XPOR1' D.
SallIoo, 3 eers old and upward., loop
& Horton, Taos Gundry ; stallion, year-
li.g, I.aee & Horton, Ioses h Horton ; stal
lion, any age, Innen & Horton. diploma ;
filly, 2 ears old, Ji.. Snell ; filly, yearling,
Looe. Homos ; female, any age, J'. - (241'008.
Spell, diploma.
Brood mare with her foal by her side, G Ha11, *oars old Jae. Betetl ; Hsu. 1 year
Dale, Mrs. P. J. Fisher ; filly or gelding, 2 ld,. 88.,t1; mell ;1. aK1 (bIt. R 1 year,
years old, G. Dale, Jae. Forster ; gelding or sne1l ; .Ifor, 2 yanvw old. JA Baetl ; Heil•
filly, yawl's', G. Dale, Ione" sod Horton ; sr, 1 year old, JM• Swell ; Helfer 0.11.
tool of 1897. G. Dale, Mrs. P. J. Fisher ; coder one year. Jan. Bso11.
open heavy dr'arht borne", name or geld-
toee, to *ague Chris. Dale, Jas. Former ; eI.Ase x1V.--ri.aerORD (i' 05000n0it0D).
Female. any age, G. Dale, Diploma. Ball. 2 year* old. W. Billet%; B.B. 1
The following were the speedier s!s00 year old, Vagew ■*1(505; Bull Calf, seder 1
end the wloners : year, W. Elibtt. V. Elliot% t Cow, is Calf
No. 1-Opso trot or p.o.-our entries- or (Prime milk. V. Bike*. W. 815.00;
Quo 0..bel's Moe Delmarob, l.t: J. Hetet, 2 Veers old. W. R1les%; Helfer 1
t.eary's Padey R . 2od. and his Maple yoke cid. 7, Elikat. Heifer Celt, elder 1
Lest third. C. R. Peihkewuky'a took AA year, W. 8111eM, V. Elliees;• ;AIM Herd,
is the emend bag and eau withdrawn. eoMbatlg et 1 8.11, and 4 fakaisi, V. i1•
Ne. 2 -Farm/,' tree sr papa -fear en• unit, W. Elliott •
114410-Jsme" Mo ane: Sg ler, l.1 t3. set -roman Peal's, 2.d and R Frust'. Grey R. 3rd. ernownnoltttase).
No. 3 -Farmers' run -four setrise-Wm. Bell Oelt, .cedar 1 yea►. Best Bail. ss
8 1M :Joke Porter, 2nd 1 J. C. sp. Cow. is self or gfviag.mak, 11
L No. ' yw�e+ old, 0.4ter, 1 *oar .id, 0.4.r Cell'
No. 4 -Open Running -J. E. Sw.re loss aaf6er I you, Beet Female, of an Vi1�ea,, Beat
end Jobs Porter Zee. H .o.eiltne of 1 Boll and lleeee1..,
No.b-palmers' Stems toot or peen -ds • were ell takes by John Varese.
entries -R. Frost, 1st : John Walter, 9wd e�e�
AT THE PLAY.
Dora seated at tar till
Weep to see for 3Wo perM1-
Hae of a 1Fre+Jrle day.
Fit fur cblue nymphs to chotW
u that horn's 1.eert would M
Half no mutt end war% tot nal
Wb, -u the 1*11 is ere out
His brrole daMS are w •v
tk,ur 111$ splendid t sad •cob.
r;.'o.- his rewires of s lover.
Wbnr nay hl.bdre% bort you'd and
?rue, though out of sight and mind.
_ Ddwsnd N:. Goma.
CHLOROFORM AND BURGLARY.
medial Llessgt/es ea tee Yseslbl ill et
eareeUalag eleeplag Yereo.e.
i. 1n the lee
A curSIc tiled ,reported rtant
press which iniulvar an itael7u
me iicudrg/a question. Scone burbil.trs
are stated to have entered adwee tee
hoarse :it t1nytuu-le-Moots,
Accreefe.
tend to cMoruformtd the inhabitants as
a preliminary measure to successfully
looting,: hutate. 'Lbs alleged victims
of th1it// R were a grown-up tun of
the liatusebo r, two adult daughters.
std two young children. The burglars
first entered the rtroi. in which the Stela
and cbildrru were ait•epittg,ehlorofterined
atheir leant-
rss, trall without hen went to theroomtetyouth,
and desk with him in the some ivuy. 1e
the murine the young lean awakened
cult t ,lplllyd of feelin` �y 1147
l
-while the -Meters dx7•tetae through
recu l lea to raatheas •tis sevens -i+w">
at a'taeiing
Seised they did not know anything about
the burglars• le is not our bulinese to
discuss the inherent improbability of the
Per?. Whether ave possums coati
o
.r laced to euestbetic .leen by burglar'
using chloroform in such a way as not
W disturb their ntaei slumbers is the
matter which intermits the prefeesion. o
Dolbean tested - the possibility Of
• d
fond that,
a deeliingte rested, as
found that, even u
rat
he ouly preceded in ten cases cot eit
twenty-nine; so even under the moat
favorabbe conditions Dolbean ,ga•wded
in chloroforming Without awakening the
patient in about 83 per cent of the eeaw•..
Chimes sur•eeeded with two children,
anti generally k 4 admitted that young
persons are more easily chlorefereat'.l
during sleep than %dolts Iu the well-
known case of Richard Smith. who wee
found Til bed murdered while bis wife
slept Meade bitee the woman's deaf.SSe
web that she had been drugged with
spa
dike-eft/yen. and was not a
crintinie. Quimby'. evidence in gapport
of thia,gl.a .was tbitt4w • Jtnd onesseried
In three experiments in producing chloro-
form ea r.vrste dar4nx natural sleep-
One adult and two children. In the eerily
days of the tree of eldordoem gyeat
hears were entertained lest the drug
should become an latportent item in the
armat0enterium of emery criminal who
aspired to dlstleetlon in his calling: bat
as wee poh%t.d oat by &sow and others.
ebkx•oform-giving breolvee trio much
skill and expertness lot a estia4actor7're-
s54t is to be obtained for its use to re
possible for the parpooes of crime. In the
ease before is it mem. Incredible that
several penes In one room
could be
or -repay cble 'nfsessed withont
Knee ,,f their own or their neighbors
dtrmbere, wad, earthier. that the nar-
cosis moll be oto profond that is the
cane of the Idris It should persist ler
boars
i : setrentstreelon eic
dotA.rmedical
aid before It meld be rweverlme. lousy.
la his .wit ante. given ifl 1871. before the
apart et New Bloomfield. Perry County,
Po., mid be had tried to (*Servitor's] sax
persons dining their deep, sad all bad
redacted. The hulk rt exoerlewee sora to
@bow that, except is site cage of in-
fants. it is most exceptional -to sueceed
Ir chkwofotmin7 persons ithout awak-
Medical
ening them from lkp
Jrmrost.
FARM PRODUCT..
CLAYS XXXVII -FI*LD GRAtI'S.
Oa. bash. Red Clawson «heat, 8 Fare".
D Prones ; ono bosh. Daw.o&s Ooldes
Chaff fall wbest, G. W Anderson, 8. Fares ;
one bash. soy other variety fall wMse,
slew, opted, Jos 8.15.ed. 8. Fano ; the
bush any other variety till wheat: red sr
amber, named. S. tares. Atte. 8.15.14 ; she
one bush. .pane «beet Colorado. 8. Fans
Joseph S. Seibold : one bash axiom wheat,
any other variety, S. Faros, J.a 8elk.ld
me bash. six -rowed Seeley, Jae. Salkeld,
S. Furor ; an. bash. large pees. Jas
hold, & Fares ; ergo bark swell pew, 8
Fares, Jae. Baikal& ; the b i5.. whit. oats,
By. comma. 8. Form ; ode bash. bleak
oats, Jaa Devises. 8. Form ; ems bosh Gam
seed. Joo. 8.1kdd. Joseph 8. 8a1keld : toe
bush. timothy seed, Jae. Salkeld, Jos. E.
Whitely ; ewe bee& whims beans, 8. Fares;
beet and lemma off peones of gists in tea
' traw, grows by exhibitor, Jae. 8.15.ld.
CLASP 1XXVIlt-VIRLD SOOTS, Van=rLlL1n
811 bast, rod ma.tsfd waH'e* Joo
8.3.5.14, Wm. Warnock ; sox globe tans
gold wetrttels, Jos 8.11t.1d, H. Curwen ;
. ix intermodlste tle.seefd wartsele. Jao.
delkel.d, W. W.ro.ok; n: 'wade turnips,
J. Diabase, R. Cowmen : six field carrots,
long red. F. Wright, J. .•lheld ; six Irk! e
eiumera, W. Wrgeok. Glen lens : peek of
odea', t:. A. Wells, D. Proems ; oleo est -
sera. field, H. Curves, J. Sall/old; largest
pumpkin. C. A. Welk ; largest squash. 8.
Fare, Mrs. Howie ; six largest turnip.,
H. Cerium ; twelve largest and beet gooks
Geld oars. I. 8nikeld, ir., J. W. 8sAkeld.1.'
cuss xIIIZ.-1)1010 Pe00000
CLARA XXXV-RPIIDIR0 P1X..
Brahms.. light or dark, J. H. Faber, R.
McLean ; Cochin., any oolor. J. C. Lyon ;
Leghorn., Stu v?riet,y Jere iMtl. ea.it
't3eo: M'oiKay ; Wyandoltes, any vssrrbWo&y• J
C. Lyon ; Gomm, soy variety. C. A. Wells.
let end 2od ; Hambergs, say v.rime. R.
Moana, Wm. Carter.
6LA'w xIxT1-r7M'aLLa13001t.
Singing oseery, W. J. Das&l, W. G.
L•operey ; 001150 ion birds. W. J. Denied.
s ,
sr ate xtt -inhume rolos000tteasD .
CLAM; X-HOAVY DRAUGHT, 000ADIA:,
THE 8083 OF TAMMANY.
a mesons temereesson:eg sueatrd ember.
e flow Sara.
A weep. wbo este. our with Cooker. on
We recent journey 4elen Europe sad tithe
raw monk of rote, antes her ing reethere es
follows :
1 Newswire of Mr. Dreher, whew 1 heard
that be was cm the ship, es a mart M Lag
political bleak beat. I remembered his
fees with some destinotas.s, bot my memory
had been tempted by oartoon., and I wee
really surprised to .ss the nal own.
The cooly herd those shoat his face is the
droop which is ever at seek Darner of b4
mouth. to ibe middle his lips are abeolule•
ly. strslaht. bJ u emote threat they drop
suddenly dews, so that I can imagine that
they might make • mac fear Richard Crok.
sr, and they make me think that/Me leader•
skip may be based on eomethteg other than
the love of his followers
Mien he first sat down in the 'teenier
Pair out to mine on the New York 1 ovoid
not tmyttns what to say to him. 1 had
been told that he never read. that he know
nothing about any 'objects .mospt polities
end hor es (ot bob of which I am oompiete-
ly ipotesi), .ad that ka din sot like
women Re saved my sutberressmeot, bow•
seer, by b.elo01.g to talk "bout oblldreo.
PI Doane 1 love children. Wham ha told
ms about kis family of me 1 telt at ease at
otos His moa Hers was on board. and the
Wagered Tammllef Sall wombed him s. he
pawed n with a smile and a look of loview
pride teat would have done credit to the
simplest father is the steerage.
It wee, 1.8.01, Mr. Grokees eimpltetty
bat ieprwwd me most. I Pp never
known • mea tore et things so directly end
o predated se Utile as be does is his wove:.
satiate with women 1 asked him about the
story that lie was a woman -ear.
Well," be geld slowly, " It tent fur to
lay these I ass • wotoao-batsr. I don't as •
rale Irke to be with women or to talk to
woman, for, bow is a owe who speeds his
eta with Bean work1.g bard at Ibises 4»
«Wok wows take se manes to knew what
be my to a Inoue' There are N many
Awe"tses sea who are tea buy M Cure
o05 what American women west to talk
'oboist ghat t believe we ere sheet the most
ke.Ual nos on earth. .I am so awfully
man with ROOM. although I am
w idest oantaoed m the Fuentes of a wan.
I asked him -while the rats was dripping
cm the de•koet the planets, ship sad meet
tbfi pasnengere were Wasiak -what lee
tbosobt was the very bees Quality that e
man et woman could potpies. He aneweeed
eshwtwtieigl♦ :
• Loyalty. There is Nothing Goer in tide
world then loyalty to use'' Moods. I ben
heard people way that then N so 'sob thing
es true friendship is this world. I keen,
better. Wy teemeds have laser' stn 1
have thews demise of Musamess of the enema
Mad of frbssdehlp amass wge. I d'o't h..
Uwe Meet wanes wake as pod triesd& as
mew W bee yea do mak e krissd1Y ammo
abs makes Y' very kart kind of a bb'ad.
The
tri aRg cans x minim no; aa�aln
P n es
1140 ORILY .esoLDtat.x Oausist$'It1r1iLA,
T1000 014 ?fiat KAMP?.
Ten peva& table barter, melted for use,
rolls or prints. W. F. Hlok, tare. T. Ram-
IlMte.-JL 3. Geldtheeysl tan_loaed. *mete
batter. waited for ewe, roils er In print*, A.
J. Goldthorpe. Mrs T. Hamiltan, R. A.
Sprang ; tub or creek of salt batter, sot
lea then 40 poaada, W. F. Yoasg, R. A.
8 Ken. T. Haailtes ; ten pounds
.e11 better. Mrs T. Homtltes. A. J. Gold•
theme. A. Groes ; abuse, not iege than 60
penada factory made, Jao. Cad1/y, W. B.
Thompson; oilmen, not lest thaw 12 pooad.,
hem made, L. 8yinladsoa
and Aedreen Bros, 3rd. CLASS XVil-Jgsw1T, (T000004110a10).
P108. Ball, 3 years old sad upwards. A. Dry.-
4614;
rys4.&; 'Ball, 2 years old J L. Atkins ; Ball
CLASS 30--Daaoc insasT. Colt, seder 1 year. A. Drysdale, Jae. Melt*
Hoar. 2 yews old oyez. W st. Pa1eeaa 1 seethe , Beet 13111. of thy ego. Jaw ]taw -
boar, over 1 ye.r and ender tenscors, W.
Flatter ; boar littered le 18V7, W. Fisher.
W W. Fisher ; boar, any cgs - fisher t
.ow, 2 years old seg out, W. Fisher. W.
Pommes ; sow. over 1'ad seder 2 yea s, W.
Fisher, W. W. Maher 1 err, littered ba
11107. W. nabs', W. W. rimose ; ems. soy
age. W. Fisher.
c1.A'w d8-ilAYla, MTV Shen.
Beer. 2 yews aid sad env, bene. Mand
M 1 d. l Beerge Nay % sawed.
. lief
ttr+ed, laves t Wtssi�.
1 how .ad 3 wow, el a.y age, P.&ad
Chios, were she takes ley W. W. fisher.
POULTRY.
moss Xxlm.
0 W Irwla, Geo. Ms
Ka • jl�ow• Asa. 0. W. Insist. lot
se4 fad t Oesedo. trio" J. (` Lwow s MASS rem -OAT OAt'PRL
rteassp•t. rotes wad ■eaate rel
PflBZ80L1111
Rheumatic
Sputa
PHBB80Lit.;
Pills
Utak Minas
In beakers It W *AMU Weep that meant.
The lose of a email �seau en a bill W in it-
self a little shier, bat the genie total of these
little losses ruck large's's
The /fele; el • frs'/w overweight is •
email lose o keen, bee the daily N.assotlo.a
al the .4.vs are samersq sod the little evr-
w�i�t sees mashie a hog less.
wig,
of s sine& esseewr. i.. pnhapss
viewed as s lee". eaimpe"taet. be% the M.
Blew el she lose .smsa.er ezueWWd egoism
eh* Were will .ares the leen el ether omet-
edera
The Wham to &new ea order at the time
wooded 4 . 11et!e %hint, bet she etwaoersk'o
plies may have tows .o'.S by the delay,
and • seed .f d4wWeelitw sews that molt
ansltM is the kw .f a ..stems
The hikes to 441 ea ore eerft•elly wr the
.1414.• et • Maple erde1•' they he a limbo
aka. bet the oases* smile may have
Wee Molt seeded sad as .•¢y esehmage
the moll.
(Matas : Oa Thsreday molar, last Rove
$sr•s, of Daybed& drew. ever bete with a
M�sd to weed a poll foal to . Nevtsg
beau m s heed Sable. D atg kir
aeg.ahes pow, los oil lc 1pvteg wllk, J. N.w. some este tiapeted the *Mire gnat ei
use baggy with red =Its. red b was Res
sow* J. L Atkins, J. L. ARlss ; Helfer, i osovered 11 ■r. Bsrss sad bweotepan•
2 years .'d, .T. L. Attlee, J. L. Aiken., tem had apoilid twit, .1ot5a S'.s . trsak
Heiler 1 year eld. J. Nisamhe,J. L At. W ow low our ls tea joke. h le helper
Osorsoteed to 0015
Rheuma4em
$show►. Lumbago
Oeat and
Neurallti••
A sure vire .t
Headache, Dizziness
Coestlpatioa. 1n44.
misttoo, Billowiest",
Bright. Disease,
Diabetes, Paralysis,
Coo vuepos, Redoes
Demme, eta, ek.
haaenseeared New A Sold es Newt
80111 in Goderich only by F.Y. Dnaha>s
a/wgular gigue.
Of unwittingly ludicrous'
ti r homorone
Ei�x�iitsr,Ethere are .hoe
nith near
Exeter, 13'sjle ha. a Nigra which reser;
"Quart roeuures of all shaper and arses
solid Imre." At a market town in Bare
Iandshire the following placard was
& Mood to lie shutters of a evetchmaker
who tad decamped, leaving hie creditors
mournmain-
springiLevee." Equally appoint.ng: "Wound up and the
one
in Thttaston, Ge. On one of the prim -
areal streets the ame room was acme -
pied by a phy0cian and a shoemaker --
the disciple of Galen in front, weiie h.
of 8t. Crispin's triode worked in the rear.
Over the door boa the nigh: We re-
pair' both mels sad body." On the win-
.amies et a- Leaden •esRrm"r sem -
the notice: 'This coffee -room
ru• mored ,P+titire till repaired." The pro-
prietor ot the eines wee not ea Irish-
men. though the framer ot the notice
over a P renis borying ground, "0547
the dead who live in this parish are
buried here," meat have bees.
One may ter is the wt•dows of a co*
! i1) Fomr'th avenge New York,
ppe� All Night." A ohms
and reads: "Rome -Mede Dinky R- Dome.
Fatelly Oysters," while a W Brand.
way restaurateur Neils ' Hem .Mads
Pias, Pastry. and Oy.tees," and atdB
'pother caterer, on Meat B r .
ttabi!lsy ,hash Balt Oysters and
Haar." 'Boots Po1L I •aide, ' le a
fieawent slice 1n New Took. and on Ale
Week avenue, B,.oklyv, there 11 a
" tasiowary Library:' and the latter is
a circulating library, and the
"et•,4lon•ry" adorns one wiedow
'library" trop .titer. Pt,ltd^lpb'a
a sign reading, "Bo Made Plenr
and a bbslber's shop be the .anis city
L�srs this tname t4loi e+ Ms window,:
"p. We1bsehing'tnn 8.nIth. teinsuiial abate
151 ,"-Dethe est'. Masaa1e.
tiatezear T
0o no prepa•red to >mNT a will
good fiat or Cep wheel it egoN,
W. ho, is Mack a1) t1 s Latai
Styles tied NB • -
}
kites. we Ca11. Mdit 1 y.ar, st. Mirk* otfjabd, sed the rereeer.esr V det.retag
ea, 3. L. Atkins, J. L Siktas. of mores rianitk'rMh
maw Xviu--*LDS Dale[.
Cow. giyiew milk et la self, J. W. Bal. �1rMa,• Alt.. •• •wstpstsYtety ... tat=
a.ks Wtless. E. t7ge'r t»Mgm kayos .s
5.141, P. Stewart, J. W. 8.15.11: 0.ifer, 2 „&tr Oar., M awe, en 8snday worm-
like. .Id, H. Certain. J. W. 8.lbld, H. .s the ye. M 5 eyes". -AIIM.ib 1e
barwsw ; H*if. 1 7ewr.id. P. alieur , J. abbe to 5. shwa esti) gaits r.oess4 ,
W. Belk11d. P. Reimer% a Maw 0sil dear N Wee seat that M was faille* se be i
W ewe( mead mbaMw, angles me
sittl'elw r 1oaMrbMs1. ie
mar, J. Varee., J. 'lPSlS I 'Pal' j.r•
el� Nt.er. /. W. tiwlkeld P. tiW.wWlr't )
Yearns, toast, J. W. 8•IIssAG. P. Stwo r ei w t• this eaaallry soft Sty ewer OLIO P. Stewart, P. fleeeft t I wed tet • tibaA �fiwleettl�i�
Pose* any are. J. W. WWI. pawl Reed es Uawl���MMIIM�se riot a �yga
e; M 4 Female" sand 1 Meer. J. W. hei% ser 54 tat
P. Bo wee►
C.shMa. b,sti 0. W. Irw1.. J. C. um;
, rulOe r Mow J W lWk.b1 t no (.w
*los.S . ~.slept.• W. sli.e" i ' .m HMNr, J. "alit P. 8,.wslt.
*los. SW �Wasides.04 ether. 5.8811?.
w.a U.rM.t i RtFstSrr, M>den
es/ Slyer. peat Qllgr.v
CLAIM i UwVogel M 1x.-atnta.rcu.
IS.
wed wkiM, 11. , j... W ; Balk 2 .bait sag, ova, Jas. Potter. A.
•' /Mds�tp M a milk* hie ehw'wt is
polities Potitkw shows a man pWsly sad
gaiokly «he kis reel Mends an and who
hie lab. Mede are, for the stars of the
genie brings about a test every sees in a
while. I never forst • tries& I vu .•t
built that way."
Do yen believe that the band or the
hoe or any pert of a rata's outside appear•
linos ma be ooseldered to be a gip .oder to
his okareoter'' I asked.
' I don't believe is thea thl•p mach"
he •.heed. , The taco toile stash, bat it
W likely to fool yea 8o m•oy iso.. 4.11
too meoh or all pain Iles The old saying
is that the eye is the index of H. soul, but
it proves to be a mighty lad index esme
time.. If I haat to m.km up ay woad u to
whet sort of . fellow a sea really 4. I wast
to talk to aim. Five minutes' oesversetlos
with him will tell see more thea duo yeah'
study of his tree."
" De yen reed nosy hooks r I mired hew
HATS
which for t aality and price armor be
equalled. In stock are numerous w
oortmente of the Latest in
Oa1 Illwrps NO oledls,.5 d View.
Mess, Moiers IL led
Riecrel
"�� Ger �w 5I.l.uNr.
'rtltl isos.•fa
sewIa410 abd ere=
ebe MOM
Guavas acua.s.as.
laillalleoroiSeMERY
YCAPt# NE KWEAR.
MITTS.
man-IDtet1nee Warr.
M. Motehea Y 'del to have comets ste-
ed a really pgactime seller machine for
for perpos. 01 dittnila; rawest la vi
glom; wheat • simpiy or drtskieg
eilelgr he sheathed. Tee rel i.
pestabie, Whig esreied as the beak ed
•' zema without trouble. it. will distil
gllfobl heil�y�ewe an boar. or two
toot 7 se
#loter
m. h b India wad t e talw
Is'' r.btld.ewd o:reach fltrgjt f by alk
of &taking water, sad a centigramme est
We sort Ie likely to be of the utmost
1N�lne, furola5dng the remittal Said la •
Ihial$fel state, sed .nmbitag tot. soldkn
*e+ soot their food repidby. Ie Ft�s
countries it is out of the mustiest to
got good driekke matey.
amides, day- t>vl'C�=t.•ram---•
r « N., I sever rod a book. I dll.'1
have time. I have t. reed the •ewep.p•n,
arid when a mets reeds the American sews.
meows be Hats • whole Mt of isteematian.
Bat people tb.wa.ty« are the very hest sad
meet istrestlag hied of books"
" Yen are very feed of spares. Mr.
Cease r 1 ..id. tegeigkety. situ I had
hand him talking ab.a1 base ball in s way
that woe iaMIreiy weistolligabe s. Ise.
u6Fhesnr W
thing he m 'see tom, brats kis work .wd is
bag reasaM.s. 1 sir thole Not I ploy the
bolt. lir there 1m sr week se *setaer se
p.ltt10a1 went, sad these i. se *pert e. es.
(tills, as Mao. rasion. Hers see .
10154 • $epi «545. m.o .0p . 051.5.5
�pomM walk M e..1 •pps•1M kowsv v
71Fs b$oy.w It elks .t Media to
risk the bgyU., het I .paid set sod Mat is
«'.5.0.. 54.. .1.550,50! qil5"
*slily. «Wk we wore Salm shows
wanes, be made a .Mhweat whisk startled
Me". D. you kNw. " be said. rrdeetiv.ty,
'• I bays eowstiws Iimeabt that 1 weal!
1150 to be a weaea., A mem•' has as .•*y
time. 1f . eel 4. pI•My and skew, Bend
IOW.* ewe. seemed bee, sad es. of thew
II sere M be .41W _, .saw.•. t. appr.sis s
per. to pet far oil esti. her. sad to Witte
skew of her. 1V be le beaky a.d able, that
.Irl will emir knew say of the reel bog
worries .f 111s. it Seem 1e ase that she W
t� leek-iRsst*r leek Alms is is re-
fer • Das le hew. !sen pry tee mesh
pea be way 4.e... Nuke to •
Wallin aro belts thea bens*. Mee whew
gismos mall hes&1ms ars rarely worts their
O. R. SHANZ k Co.
TheNOW .•d 1ltriiYtl
C tv et Mo. 1.HMe
The elty of Munk% treated 11[uenehos
bn!ieriest k wat'hI. hq
it
waaotmch*nu.," the dlmla.t;ve for
lame the Demean word for
aipomt," me that tile taste of the eery
signitM "little uwek," The mime wee
received 700 resrs.•es le the solidie of
tie twelfth ereaary a lumber of monks
*Om Aroma i;alegt.rs eetehlethed s ekes -
tet hod t► tabut.p be the alto et the mid
tows, sad travdoro Med to spook of Ate
pl*a11 as "Bel dew Me sehes,' how oleo'
ply Newark.. now ldteeteeleen. Whetbell
the Atrogavles reeve. woe .wailer r!L•
hl� 11w►arios ab.hfrwr.e or «bother it
w'is stwply to +xprra5ow of at-etlns
Mae net M44 see'"1 11N.
For TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
THESOCOOICS BEST�ANADAFRIEND
LALST WWI lei
Crew* 1110.0,411.111.•••. -
W5dagias f. Idw'ei la tie*Artfftal,t.a.iwt
14 ieePor t • Vtiwtbi the MR,
core to M dieebags
i11 It Qts
they w-
189'7... .
Announcement.
fliesd0y. steer he had lateen wettable* the
shadow; ploy ;dog tow be said.
" It doom's take wase le sake a thrid
wpbs The Alm we wow leo harder ft ls
fir el taboos eay tea. Otw e•pgnly ler es,
wywt 1..'. ee es ewe ego tsseere".
W ben I woes bee the satire of I ohms 1.
e afro= gave seals keeeoe*
Sow k tete. like and bows
M uses ma kmpp mild bMy to
i o ase snbbd.R • detq Mr N watw.
11110=x• WORN prise**.. W labs
st yr prise le all hist .wend
hie ihaegles' Ii .wane high."
Later MM seem day. otter we bed bast
Mpose ma* **amid':
T'e lie ISIS hag ear hoes wwwib .ts4
Tib IfforaMt s seas'' seed oriel. w'e► 1M�
kosher W week *Meate ere ilk y to bat" -
.1 have sown owe . wee wag was st4..1 a�
Halle fly =�wwiwgelwe'o-.ai tmy rod.*
flailliffialt
et.sew ls Mre.1► i r %beam �ei.gd
Ceob'r les -Ales YMk World.
New Goods and Beet Values
in the Tailoring line at the
old -established and reliable
West-st Emporium. Satisfac-
tion guaaanteed in Quality
Style and price.
HUGH DUNLOP
DODBBTOB
$BOUM *ORM
A. S. CH RYSTALL
rusateomuir of all kind' at -
BOILERS.
Seseke Blacks, Balt Yana, Meet Iron
Works, its, eta.
And Dealer le -
E.. Mas5lam7 C5.s p, ire.
All dew ed Pips and Plus !it
Stem sad Water Owes,
hers,_ _Webs;
Meek V I 1a
stl, es Issd�jrt t Lows.
istiHa• est lewd Wow gad Hog
fat a. of
Ljiaj* sad .Nara.
Rep.Irtse er.stglis sit ltdei M.
11`1Y P. 0 8.e. W. itedalM•
Cartage It Pug CO.
Bag -
are
to handle Bag-
pggee Frei h alllld Household Ef-
fects withtebat reasonable
reties. •Datiiga in:ell gid of
HARD
1
Mewls : D•va Walker had ewe elJis 40a Inca
6,331 Eincht
Melba by •e spot
al pee We ria beekes'week. Jae.
r•ra. "al 1111.01. Mo► bag Mit b0 mit e.1 SMN
e two woo
Oally citify
1. 1
7lfi.11JAV TO c771ta>tlsl
CVO niw T1t'1►.
elf
12A 11 t ,'54
45.
sled with proesptuesa. Orders @o'
Talephose• dr
Ca de 00.
J, tl_;Pra rr, D. a 1Mt2'a