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THIRTY-FOUIITH YEAR -NO 1724
HURON & 11M1D L ESEX GAZETT +'I
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EXETER, JNT., CANADA, THrR$DAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 27th 1806,
JONES & CLARKS'
Phone No. 32.
Superi
FU
Mogan, W. 8rnil.li; Ithrte year old
gelding or filly. Simon Hunter. L.
Willcrt, W. S. Ruby; span of marcs
or geldings, C. Welker, J. 'retool,
John Colewill: buggy horse, J. Han-
non, P. I1,rnont. I'. J. Taylor.
rROADSTERS
Brood snare accompanied by fail,
J. Foster, J. Geiger ; foal, 1:. Faster,
J Geiger J Foster: one, year slid
gelding or [illy, W. \Vitzcl. .John
lley. jr. ; t wo yeor old gelding or
filly, John Decker. C. Broderick. 8.
Hey ; three year old gelding or filly
John Decker, D. Schnell, \V.
pr .n of mares or geldings. . Ragan
h oa.; W. Tr. mnC. nc
rt
Soggy 'horse,Jic\aughton,J•
,blest.
Sparrow, E. Roeder; lady
'.liss McNaughton, Miss Decker, Miss
. lk+ll.
t ' time now to think about buying those Judge. II.r 1 �A �c3 tVy`r;„Ji;ttt
Ifurs. Never before has a ilei, \\ Smith. J. i
IS there been a Chief. -A. Mousseau, Geo. I?iscn-
new ur '. Rtes.
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CATTLE Pickard, Gundy CO
DtrltltA�i :l
Mitch cows, C. Mader, 1, 1'.,
J Chambers 1 Canada Life Building, Winnipeg
& yearling heifer, E. Klapp, C.
Call Up Phone No. 31
If you h•tvu any ord re for print..
• ing of any kind jest call us up Pod
we will be pleased to look atter pagewants.
JOHN WHITE & Sons
NORTH-WEST LNDS
A SAFE AND BIG PAYING INVESTMENT
If you have any idea of investing ir, western Lands
write US. We have a large list of choice lands in
all the best districts.
If you have Iand you wish to sell write us and if your
land is good and price right we will find a buyer for
you.
No difference whether you want a quarter section
(160 acres) or 10,000 acres, we can supply you.
larger variety of styles or better qualities to
choose from. This is likely to be a veryilse
vete winter nee
therefore all the more
two o year old 'heifer,
for Rader, J. Chambers; but
1 calf \V
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. it.1MeAllistor, P. Ileiohert; beast Balt
1cAlis
ter, C. Rade,'.
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them K. bleep, W. ,
Our new stock is overflowing with the OT;;FR AII DURHAM
choicest goods to be had and the pric be
very reasonable if Intending to purchase
sure to call and inspect them.
es are 'Biles, cows, J. Plait. C. Rader, 2.
Klapp; heifer calf, D. Hough,1
C Rader two year old heifer, 1'
Hensall Horse Show.
A SUPERIOR SCHOOL
The Hernial' horse Show this year In Every Respect.
was the most suacesaful one held by
the Society. The show of horses
Klapp, W. McAllister, n. Hough;
,vas above the average and Lha corn-
Petition
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yearling heifer, Klapp, C. Ra_ T>etitiou was keen in all iclasses.
Ra-
der, W. McAllister ; dtvo Year old There was a large attendance, fully
Alger, J. Chambers, W. McAllister two thousand ,,gents being present. TORONTO, ONT?.
& 3: fat cosy or heifer, 'C. Rader. Considerable interest was token in
McAllister c ;yearling steer, C. Radon
combination of style and comfort. ram, ,• �•enrting ewes, 1st and 2nd; filly or gelding 'yrs old. ••t•
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quality, black German in e Coleman: filly or gelding, 3 yrs old \Vrite for h,ruutiful Cata-
Coats, finest c unlit , Geo. Penbale, .1. \V. Mc Allister, (3. W. wren. T. Shap- en era
y lambs, Geo. Penhale, J. llaberer : ton .� Son.
with Muskrat and Sable collar trimmed. Style and quality rain lamb, Geo. Probate. 1 & =•
unsurpassed. E WOOL \rRiCUiTURAL W•
A full range of Astrachan .
ELLIOTT
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the horse racing. The 7.urioh band During July wo had fifty •.
The Ruffs, Stoles and Scarfs are made tip in Sable, Mar- 1, 2 J , jersey sett, W. II. IIof[man :
Columbia Sable and Coney • furnished the music. times as m:tuy calls for office '
r calf, E. Klapp, D. Hough, E.
., le ti as we had graduates .1:
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Muffs in the latest shapes and fur to match ruffs an Klapp. finan mare gong out at during Aug-
Judge, -]1. Smith. Remick; h a with foal W. 't' as many This is the s h 1
SHEEP I�ernick let •and nil T .L B Smtlte; that is constantly "RoutK
stoles. h LONG WOOL
foal, G. W. Wren.W. Kernirk, .T.Fell: 3• ahead" and not "statnding ;:
Caperines in Astrachan, Grey Lam andar Aged earn, Geo. Pcnhalc ; yearling
Geo. Penhalc : pair ewes, Geo.
hilly or ¢gilding yearling, J. Horton' •'t•, still" or "backing up." ;.
splendid
mot, Isabel Fox,d stce
HEAVY Y t)RAI,G1dT HORSES
s or gelding, S. Ilunter, w. •1• ust we had sixty-seven tim1
rand mare
T c o0
Lamb `I mot These I f l
arca p
KCrsev cloth, lined Penh -ole 1 &2 • Pair : parr tats G ('
FIN •, ,
Coats, with and n stout Sable Aged rim, A. Duncan. yearling Becuul morn and foal, G. W. Wren,
lined. All sizes in stock. ram, A. Duncan 1 Rc _ . p•++r YQo i' t\ .Droves, foal J. Caltyell. D. Leach; .�
t sheep, C
J, Elliott. Principal
e . r ,n :• Yonge and Alex:uuder
collar, extra fine, farmer satin ewes, A. Duncan . Past f t l hlly lir i Iden yrs e r
gelding } r old S. Hunter. Streetfl
Men's Fur Coats, wee, c, A. Duncan:: hair ewes, etv C. McAllister; ally eels n
forget that we carry all lines ofG yrs nhl • • • �� •�'
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Don't lambs and rain lamb, A. Duncan.� G. Grover, S. Drake: filly or geld -
Robes and Rugs. Judge -I. Armst tong. ing yearling, W. Elder. D. Dalrymple:
P}GS team. J. T. ttoggarth, W. Elder, W.
- YORhSDIRL Patrick.
CHICKEN
Aged hear. C. Harvey. Jno.Eng
;nod . abed fo\t , spring sow•.
' live weic,ht; 10c. per pound (lrgssed. land
t: a•r, one year old snow, C. liar
one yeh CARRIAGE Olt COACIt HORSE
Brood mare and foal F Christie, A
Sc. per nouns.
saes tee
fl Famous Wool
OLD HENS Judge. -1. Armstrong..
POULTRY
Homburgs, W. B. Battler : Wyatt
7c per pound live weight; `iC per pound (IrCSSCt • donna, Geo. Clausen, \\r. B. Rattler
DUCIKS Black Spanish, \V ,13. Battler: Por
kins, \V. B. Bat her, \V. Smith Smith;Re
;le per 1)01111(1 11Vt' \weight; 10c per pound (tressed Caps \v. II, Bottler, r
White Lr^horns \\ .
longhairs h has Clans^n 1 & 2
JONES Sc. CLARK
Head(11l trte:'s for th3 C �lt;bt•ato1 W. E. Sanford Clothin
do NCsi GOINGit GONE tit 1\
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h. Bottler.
1). 131 , c
Brown oo g
It. 1. Reds, Geo. Clausen, \V. B. Bat
tier ; Pekin China ducks, W. 13. Bat
tier ; Mourn Ducks, Gcotge Clausen
Geese, W. 13. Ranier : Turkeys, ('.Co
Clausen : Toulouse Reese. Geo. CL1u.
seri.
g Judges. -Jacob Sororis, \V. ll
Wenzel.
Whitt fall % he:ILA. I
(U1AIN AND SEEDS
Ronnie. n
Bough. A. IS) :;ter ; red fall wheat, 1:
Gies, Gco. Cousins. C. Colcsky
spring wheot, F. Runlet, C. Truemne
,,;x_roteed bnrlry, \V. Reeder,
1.Gie.
largo WAS, 1.. Gies: C: Coleiky'Gcn
itcert cn,1 K,um in v�µ�
Cion -sins, \V• 11. 13at l ler, \V. nociter .
entail I+e t` Geo. Clau••ins, C. Truem-
Scliwalin. W. 11, Bat tier; timothy
Elena', R. 1!. Elmorthy; foal. E.
l v
Chrstie. A. Elena, D. Schnell: filly or 1 '
Belling :3 yrs old. S. Hunter, F. Eller- -, /
1/
in ton, W. S. Ruh fill or ''"
>4 y; y gelding S1 Sial "OHO
2 yrs old, R. Sproat. W. Chesney, G.
Schnell, J. Penner, \V. Chesney: car-
riage or coach horses, C. Welker. J, Schools in the Province. Our
(Sitwell; 1
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Coleman: filly or gelding yearling. D. .• This school is recognized to be
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carriage iage lir cnoc t horse, W. a. courses are thorough and n t•to- •'
Buchanan -3. and B. B. . 1'. T.a- . date. We give a practical train- °1;
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moot: Lady's outfit, Miss R. Chesney, ing and assist our graduates bo +
Miss Buchanan, -t,.• good positions. It is impossible ;1:
ROADSTER 1. to satisfy the dernand made on
Brood snare and foal, A. Buchanan, + us for office help. Those inter- S.
. Preeter. IL ('rich; foal, R. If. Ell• t ested in their own welfareshould r
worthy, J. Preeter, A. Buchanan, .I: write for our free catalogue.
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Illy lir gelding :3 yrs old, W. Ifahkirk, ' f
R Higgins. it Sproat, ally 0r geld- 1' D. A, blcLttchlan j I r,nc,pai
ng 2 t r. old, A. Br. oderrck, John bis- .A
\V. J. Elliot
;rc •o, John Decker; filly or gelding,4--•.::- ••:-:: ' ' ••
yet, R A. Eason', ...;. ;. ;..p.,.•; :.•$•.: •.
stile John Hey, jr., _
Wm. Luker; roadster. in harii i , {T, s„...
= n
3p:u•roTvr A. Dun)•
inaii, •,...tn 'flagon;
Luster in harness. P. Chesney, H.
paokman, D,nald McDonald.
Judge tight horses, W. Reid. Lucan.
Judge heavy horses, Wtn. Alossip,,.
t. blares
A. Foster 1'• •
n<•r: rlu;<•r reed. ..
seed, 11. S. Phillips, L. Bader, \' •
ff
U. P.:1111 -0r.
{ HORTICULTURE.
os re
Nesvbr8nottdrn Bros., D. 1(ough : 4 t'aric-
fI rues of fall apples, E. ,
(ileaea, D. hough
. -____._s__-______,_,-_-_, - -. _ = 4 varieties of winter apples, E. Gies.e
E. Bnodcrich, I). IIough; Kin.'
The Original remedy that 1c1 i3 the E.
1'. Raeder, I.. Schroeder:
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Dandruff Germ. Snow apple .1. Brown. .1. Hey. sr.:
Northern Spies, 7'. Willer I, 11•
Just received at new supply at. 1-lowey's Schtvaler : ldakhvins. C. Truemner, 8.
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Drug Store. See \% inflow disl)1'ly• ('•
11. Roeder : ,na•1a Reds, E. Roeder,Jacobi : It. I. Grornings, J. Hey, sr.,
J. Ilcy, sr. ; Rib -on Tipton. E. Gies,
W. II. Battler ; Golden Russet, 11.
Border, 8. Jacobi : lien Davis, 1).
Not Bad for (iood "ic'11t IIough, L. Itocder; 8%vaaro, W.
Smit h ; W agners, W. Roeder, C.
PRICEQI .f►(1 A ll0'L'1 LE Tinemner; Mann. 11. Roeder, C.
-- Truemner ; Maiden'Maiden'sIilush, 8. Ja-
cobi. J. llabren ; Blenheim Pippen,
- _- R. Jacobi. Gro. Seltr.11ig; Pewauk l
' i.. 'Roeder. D. Hough : oalverts.
we s DrugStore (;. g;rt• d r, II. Roc.d r; Stuipi
Ho y I (;, Schroeder, I1. Roeder ; 20 oz 1'i11
,ren, A. Mousr.cou, 1'. Schwalet ; Tal_
OneDoor South ofnl)ost Olfi 't'. I { ovarieties Sweet,
Roeder,
s. J. Iiabren.dr\V.
B. Battler :.Bartlett pears. Snowden
--" Bros., Thos. Johnston: Flemish
Good for Bad Hair
Beauty, G. 'Schroeder, .1. Decker ,
Traver. John Colwell, Goo. Colvin -in . Ct.opp's Favorite, J. llabren ; reaches
• G. Schroeder, E. Border ; prone.,
Zurich Fall Show
McAllisyear ter, ter. (',1 gelding or filly, of
Snowden Brea: red crab apples, ti.
t innres or geldings. Simon 110111er. Jacnld, 1'. \wilier' : yellow crab sr -
'I' se atilt for 'the tall (air on AGItICU'l,TCJtAL 'ries, 11. ponder, E. ilroderiok; grass's
On W. B. Battler, J. Ilnbrcn; roll. of
Thursday w 1s fine and warm. Brood more accompanied bt• foal. aratyrs. J, lfabren. G. 8c roll. 't :
iLHc trot of the dry weather the rends G. Wren, E. (:i,: s. J. & 11. BmiYr` : plums. Thos. Johnston. C. Cotn.sky :
4 varieties of plums, J. Brown : mil.
prevent the farmers turning out to .1. SIcAll,ster. ttto year old filly or of warred fruit, E. Itocder, .1. 1)cck-
larae numbers to exhibit their chole° . gelding, 1.. \Villcrt, W. 11. Bit tier, er. \ I:GE9'ABLed
products and to see those of their (.eo. 1•:i.(nbach : three year old eII-- -
ncighbors. In the agricultural hall Ing or filly• Pinion Hunter, D.
lto'e potatoes, G. Schroeder. t
the display was very Road and the 8ohnc-ll, B. McAr;hur: span mare or gcho1Iitt, \V. It, Bottler: white G.
taanagers were eontnlimented by ; geldings, A. (sea, , Becker,
Elephant, G. Schroeder. ,.4' O.
'tome of the riaittors, both on the ex- (;E.NE.RAI. 1'I;itl'OS1: C. Tiucntncr ; Color-dn ,,cd,
l,ibits and the. manner in %''hioh Brood more accontpan;rd by tool, gchrarder, W. Sntith: Michigan blue
they were arranged and offended to. 1'. I)eichert, .I. roster, Gm. Eisen- (1, f•+eI1rcreder, W. Smith. W. B. {tot -
The exhibit of grain was good. Klett; .foil. A. \lou::'eau. Goin. Eisen- tier ; rural New York. A. Geiger. A.
though sot tory large, Roots were boob, W. Smith : two year old geld- foster ; any variety, 0, Schroeder. A.
very fine And flowers fully up to ing or filly, 1,. \V:,Iper, 11. Kroft,
Ronnie, W. Stpith: cell. potatoes, W.
the average. We would not alirmnt John Ilry, 51.: three sett- 01.1 geld. Smith. 0, Srhrooder. W. 11. (littler:
to (teseritx• the ladies' 'cork, brit: it inn or filly, 1). Schnell, W. Sn*itti, White •lohst, G. Schroeder. \V. It.
*Nettled to internee mann 0f th•, •.,ant- 1'. Willert ; span of mares or Veld- Itltt2' r : Emt•ir'c. 0. 8chrocde.r, A.
ler es. '. 3n,=s, John Decker: hufrpy hnr.e, 11. itannie. \V. Itatflet; small suite
1t •iter, 8. Beaver
beans \\ . 11, It it net-. G. Qlausin :any
II(11LS1:y C,\BB1,\GF, variety beans, G. Geiser. 1'. il'iehert
IIP.A\'Y nRA1'('IIT Brood mire- .oeo,npanir,l by foil, yellow corn, 8nouden tiros., E. Kar•
Brood mare accompanied by foil, 3. I'rreter, A. Ronnie, i). Iicsttell ; cher : swot.' corn, A. Geiger. II
J. & 11. Smillie.: on'i year old gels- fool. J. 1're•Mer, D. Schnell, C. Rail• r Welt : real onions, E. Norther,
ing Pr fills, (:m. (r-lem.ut: fool ono year old seldine• or filly. it. Il:hrocder; yellow '„Ionia. W. 11
G, Wren, J. A. B. $milli(•, E. Dies) Behnell, W. Srnith: two yeir old Rattler: ;iuteh setts, P. Schwalen
tw•o year old gelding or filly. F. gelding or filly, G. Oolemin. 3. (Con'inucd on page 5.)
oJohn Csolwclt, 1'. I)cichcrt, Mrs.
:were very dusty, but this did not ' foal,
SPECIAT.
�tol::onic ttv,k,silv.•i clip, S. Hunter.
A. R. \fcBrien, blanket. .I, 'r. ling•
go Ili. Sovereign Hui k, silver medal,
W. llaclt:tnat1, 11 uvden & M.•D ,sell,
\V. iCernick, l.! and 2111 for heat foal
"by any ho,;ae imported by them, and
E. ist a best by hackney int•
port••(1 by them. S. T. Hopper, pail W
Chrrapperettes Kimona Cloths
Colombia Regulator, W. Kerntek, G.
F. \•nngh!ut, goods, S. limiter. John
tic•:\, thus, set of carvers, by W. Bu-
W.
John \Vcismiller, goods, h7 Sui• , •
L.
H.ihk irtr, J. & 0. McDonnellings
ticker, by .1. Horton. W. C. Davis
BOKEEPING
IND'\I
DCAL Instruction in all
branches enable us to impart as
much knowledge in 'THREE
MONTHS as the average College
gives in SIX.
Try ourt hree Months course in
PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING
Western Dusiness Cage
110 Dundas Street, London, Ont.
WM. C. COO, C. S. R.
Principal.
HELP
WANTED
Young ladies and gentleman who
are desirous of making ;t record, are
wanted at the
CLINiON BUSINESS COLLEGE
"Affiliated with \Vinghau, Busi-
ness College."
to prepare for Bookkeepers, Steno-
graphers Telegraphers. During •July
and August we could only fill ONE-
TENTH of the positions offered our
graduates.
Catalogue for the asking.
Geo. Spotton Priiicipal
GOODS -�-
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ARRIVING
1Vo have just rot -Aver! one ')f the finest fine of
GCods over seen in Winchelsea
Dress Goods Flannelettes
Sliirtings
r,(1..t• s. by W. Elder. If. B. Pmer. ' We h;iv(1 at few Ready -matte Suits left, gnn(1
isle. f,} D. Schnell. T..1. Berry, testi ti;ility which We are selling off cheap. We are
►)3' (;,u•tly (loll lir Prior's Her.,, font .l
rice.., won by G. W. \Vren, John paying for
'aldwell. John Tell, David Leitch.
RACES.
Dry Plucked Ducks 10 cent
Farmers' Trot -John ]t. 1.t, Maud
2nd, S. S. 3rd. Lee MaSI4th, Sparrow
iIrian after 2nd hest.
N 11119(1 It•iee-(', E.Iher Z irich IMI.
tlex. Darling, Seafortb, 2tul.
d Nag, 1 Rsce-•1. J. lierner's COWARD & CLARK, Winchelsea
Little Mack, 1st. 1. Be;t(lit:s Daisy
Echis, 2•,ti.
s per pound
Dressed Chicken 10c clean dry picked
TO CURE A COLD LN t,NI DAYTake Laxative firma Quinine Tab-
TO
airs. AJI drnimbus refund ,he mon-
•Y i( it f:.tl5 to cure. R. W. Grove'.
-iso store t• on earth boa. 25o.
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anges! Ranges! Ranges!
These Ranges stand for duality, good cookers and economy
re
- - ill fuel
Hurons with Or Wit.hont Reservoir
Revs. Fear and Ilrown ex•:11311_•c,l ,
Linking. it fools like it.
laid art Aunday
naming. Garlands
\1;. neat Mrs. \Vitt"lit 11cLaugls
in. of Brantford, were the goestd of � Souvenirs
fr. Me1..,ughlin':s par'e's, Mr. and
11r:.. John McLaughlin, (luring the
Inst tic. k.
Lets ice! Several n,on1hs agohxr-I
ter was promised :, ries station, but
Lira some old :hack Still serves Ike'
nurttocae for dcing business. We have
hr.,rd that in one place a new win -j
ion was Insist after n kelp of deep- I
mite wroM ;node rtttidy allowed to
rc•t ton near ripe fire. but t be chsn-e4
1:e 0-' G. T. It. silk 2,107 2111 our
topes by stemisin•z its a ts'sr one�
text 'ear.
4111.
C7A tsT01i=L.
t . _silt Kind YOU 11ot1 Illfr+t
THF. TIMES To THE END (W lfted1
'Olt 25c. SI RlIfi Al Dineili
Nationals
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(k (6
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We can supply yol' with one of tkese Ranges
from 20 up. Also al number of slightly uycd
llasehurnerl, SV.)o(1 Cooks and heaters at low
prices.
Furnace and Plumbing Work a Specialty
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE
and Stove Stor