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ON'TARIOq THURSDAY OCTOBER 13,
1892.
NO 278
The Nialsorts Bank..
(Chartered by Parliament, 1855.)
Paid up Capitel... .. $2,000,000.
Rest Fuiid. 1,100,000,
Hotta office lf on treat.
F. WOLFERSTAN THOMAS, Esq.,
GEN1311AL MANAGER,
Money advaueed to good Fartner'e on their
• Own notes with one or more eudorsers t 7
per oent per annui.n.
Exeter Bra,nch,
Open every lawful dey from 10 a. m. to 3 p.
me Saturdays 10 a.m. to 1 p. m
A general banking business transacted
CURRENT RATES %Hewed formon-
ey on.Doposit Receipts. Savings Bank at 8
per cent.
N. DYER HURDON
Exeter, Jan 23, '83. Sub ganager
THE
ete'AZ)11.1roficcti,e
Is published every Thursday Morning,
et the Office,
IVIA,IN-STREET, - EXETER.
By the SA.NDERS' PT.J.BLISHING COMPANY.
TERMS OF SUISSCItIPTION".
One Dotter per annum if paid in Advance.
01.53 if not so paia.
aireclemertesien.G. 1.szetec, or .21-ppiacce-
tics%
No paper discontinued until all arrearages
are paid.. Advertisements without specific
direetions will be published till forbid and
eharged. accordingly. Liberal discount made
for transcient advertisements inserted for
long periods. Every description of JOB
PRINTING turned outlet the finest style,
and at moderate rates. Chenusgemoney
• &e. for advertising, subsuriptions, etc. to
be made payable to
Sanders Sz Sweet
PROPRIETUlie
Cheireli 1Direetory.
__Tnevirr Ms:moaner. Cnuitow..--Itev. F.1[
Nett, Rector. Sunday Services, ii a. m
and 7_31. nee. Sabbath echeol, a pena. Holy
C ern un ion , ern Sunuar tidal '111.411-1. tie
itte'rrning seryiee.ancLin months of five Sun-
days, after Evening Service of eth Sunday of
the mouth. Holy Baptisrn on enti Sunday
of each ixtoetli at morning service.
,A•I' METHODIST CIIITROII-40aDeS-St Rev. A. L.
Russell, Pastor. Sunday Services, 10.30 a. m.
and 6.30 p.m, Sabbath School, 240 Ts m.
Mn &rimer -Rev. W. McDonagh, Pas-
tor. Sunsiey Services, le 30 a. m. teed 6.30 pan.
Sabbath School 2.30 le tn.
_ _
PRESBYTERIAN CRITRull.-110V. W. "Martini
Pastor. Stmeay Services, II a. m. au d 6.30 p.
m Sabbath School, 9.45 a.n...
rrofessionai Cards.
Tr. KINSMAN, L.D.5, Fanson/s Block
two doors north of Carling Store,
MAIN STREET, EXETER, extractsteeth
velthotet pain. Away at Hens:all on
Friday; Ailsa Craig on teed and. 4th TueSheril
anct Zurich on last Thursday of each. mouth.
CH. INGRAM, DENTIST, Member Royal
. College Dental Surgeons, successor to
H. L. Billings. Office over Post Office
Exeter, Out. A safe anaesthetic given for
the painless extreetion of teeth. Nine Gold
Fillings as required.
medical.
y 13 WHITELY, M. De C. M., PHYSICIAN
. ancl Surgeon.. Office and residence -
Corner Victoria ana Elgin streets, Goderieh,
Ontario.
TNR. J. A. ROLLINS. OFFICE -MAIN ST.
• .3,esiclenee--0orner Andrew and North
Streets, Exeter, Ontario.
DR.T. P MeLLUGHLIN, MEMBER OF
the College cif Physicians and Surgeons
Ontario. Physician, Surgeon and Acconch-
eur. Office, Lashwood, Ont.
▪ T, A. AMOS, M. Do C. M, Memlsor of
College of Physicians and Surgeons,
Ontario; lieenth.te of the Royal College of
Physicians and. Surgeon* Edinburgh; licen-
tiate of the Permit), of Physieians and Sur-
geons, Glasgow; Fellow of Trinity Medical
college, Toronto. Office -Dr. COWER'S old
stand. '
UNSIIIIIIafarl.,*Offa•Pefla•BI•
H. COLLINS, BARRISTER, SOLICIT -
Olt, Conveyancer, Notary Public.
Offiee-Over O'Nell's Bank, Exeter, Ontario.
Money to Loan.
1 II. DICKSON, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
• of Supreme Court, Notary Public, Con-
veyanoer, Commissioner, See. Money to lean
Office -Fa nson!s Block, Exeter.
PLLIOT & ELLIOT, BARRISTERS, SOLIC-
..124 itors, Convoyaneerer &e.
B V.ELLIOr. J. ELLIOT
Auctioneers.
TT 'BROWN, Winchelsea. Licensed Meat -
AL • ioneer for the Counties of Perth and
Middlesex, also for the township of Usborne
Sales promptly attendea to andiermsreason
%hie. Wes arranged at Post office, 1Vinehelsa
AJ. ROLLINS, latd of Manitoba, Lieens-
ed. Auctioneer, for the counties of Eur -
en and Middlesex. Residence: 1mile south
of Exeter, Ont. Sale Orders by mail or other-
wise promptly attended to at reasonable
prices.
BOSSENBERRY, Hansen. Ontario, Lie-
. owed Auctioneer for the Countys of
Huron end. Perth. Charges moderate and
satisfaction guaranteed.
T HARDY, Licensed Auctioneer for tbo
.11-4. County of Huron. Sales Conducted on
reasonable terms, Farm and Farm Stock a
s pecialty. Full arrangements can be made
at this office,
VRED. W. FARNCOMB, Provincial Land
11 Surveyor and Civil Engineer. Office,
Over Post Office, Main street, Exeter, Ont.
J) AIV)) MILLER, Veteritiary Surgeon,
Graduete of the Ontario veterinary
coitege,Toeotto, (successor to 'Win. Sweet,
V. S) Oyer 18 years practice, 011itse anct
residenee one block east of RieharaPielcarcts
store. Opposite Simile g Rink, Exeter, Ont.
mornemeemmisomegenestemmetearsmommommoommiemsome
E ARI/DST ELLIOT.
eoreer role
The 'Western Fire Assurance comeany,
of Toronto
The Phenix Fire Insurance Co'y.,
of London, England.
The Alliance Fire Asset., Co'ye
of London, England.
Ofecee-Mtien-street, Exeter, Ont.
FOR BAIA,
Ala veerliebt Pfen o (Itairon 11 leek ) it
aeo--aimostnew, Apply et this biles
GEO. A.
HYNDMA
Exeter,
TEAS
FOB TIE BEST AND
COFFEES.
Wheat per bushel.. $0.63 to 0,65
Barley ..... . . 35 to 40
Oats.........
Peas
Butter
Eggs ..
Potatoes per bus ...... 40 to 40
Hay per ton' . ..... 5.00 to 6.00
26 to 27
56 to 67
15 to 16
'14&14
London Huron & Bruce Rai/way
Passenger griIII0 Table,
GOING NORTH.,
11.111 . p.m.
Lontion,delet 8.05 1.25.
.LecanCros'g 8.47 5.20.
Clend.elloye 852 528
Centralia 105 .5.45
EXETER 9.16 5.57.
Hensall 9.28 0.09
Kippen 9.34 047.
Brueellehl 9.42 e.20
Clinton 10.00 C1.15.
Loriclesboro' 10 19 7.03
Blyth 10.28 7.12.
Belgreve 10 42 7,27
Wingb are 11,00 7.45.
.....101•1400411.011,d01•10001.10 MM.
BOYS WANTED.
GOING SOUTH.
a M. p.m.
Winghem 705 340.
Belgrave 7.54 1.00.
Myth 7.38 4.15,
Londesboro' 7,47 4.25,
Clinton 8,07 4.45,
Brueefielcl 8.26 5.04
Kippen 8.34 5.12
Hansen 8.41 5.19"
'
EXETER 8,57 5.57
Cen.tralia. 0.095,45
Clandeboye 9.18 5.56
Lucan Cros'g 9.24 6.02
London ri,,rr 10 15 64.5
12:SISSOWN,40=1/01.
About 30 boys or, men wanted eek„
once to pick apples, for which liberal'
S ages will be paid. Apply to
Wia. BA LICWILL, London Road.
TEACHER WANTED, FEMALE.
.Eor 13,98, holdihoe, second e hird
class eertificate, for S. S. No. 5, Hay.
Apply stating sa expected. to
30 Tuos. TtreNenee, Brewster, Ont.
BOAR FOR SERVICE:
Tho nurlersignect will keep for service on
Lot 15, Con, Srd, Stephen, a thoroughbred
Berkshire Boar.
TERMS: -$1, payable at time of service,
with privelege of returning if necessary.
Jas. WILLis, Prop.
Stephen.
.& few days ago while Wm. Hag,
shaw, jr , was attending to his cluties
on the farm, ho put out his hands to
catch a barn door, which the wind had
caught, when a large nail penetrated
the palm of his hand,-Mi.Sidn"ev San
ders has been ill during the, past week
with an iuward trouble, but has now
fuley recovered from the attack. -Tho
masons hove completed the cellar for
Wm. Dearing's new house.
'Kippen.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jarrett return
ed on Wednesday to their home in the
township of Maughan, after.a ViSit to
friends in Stanley. --Miss Annie Jar-
ottt, daughter of Mr. John Jarrott, re
turned honie from Manitoba last Nveek
after a stay ,of 10 months in the prair.
ie province. She reports bwood crops
there and reports thing's 10o1inge well
generally.---Kippen • Council Royal
Teiriplars of Temperance intend hold,
ing an optnemeeting in the public hall
en Friday evenitig, October 14th. .An
exce$1eit programme has been proper
ed, cOnsistieg of Vocal and instrumental music, readings, recitations and dia-
logues. .A. cordial invitation is extend
ed to every one.
Dp II n•nwr
I i
AT CHAT
Chatham, Oct. 11. -The mysterious
diseppearauce of a considerable anToun t
of cash from the teller's box has thrown
the °Metals of the Standard Hank in
this city lute a state of excitement.
The amount iniesing cannot be erated,
for the reason that officers, from the
president dowe, are reticeet,anq 1:01.48„p
to furnish the, re i
This -m
eer e„
, Seen trlof ames st.
Met etits6,ehurch. Hard and soft water
on the premises. Possession given
1.6th Nov., '92. Apply to T. DEARING
or at this office. •
.......reasoose=m-c.1=2.4=3,==thramersemr,
.Brewster.
Mr. and Mrs. Robe, Taylor spent the
latter part of last week visiting friends
in Forest.-A1r. J. Curts was hastily
summoned to the bedside of his father,
who is lying at the point of death, on
Friday of last week. -The hull of the
steam barge Nashua, which was
wrecked on Lake Huron in the storm
on Wednesday last, is aground about
a quarter of a mile north of Taylor's
grove. -Miss K. Gilmore, who has
spent the last six weeks yisiting her
sister, Mrs. Hoist. Taylor, has returned
to Forest, accompanied by Miss Jennie
Taylor, where they intend engaging
in the dressmaking business, -Mr. S.
Ross spent Sunday last in Forest.
Grand Bend.
The farmers in this yicinity are bus-
ily engaged in takingup their roots
at present, the weather being fayora,b-
le.-A number of friends of this limn-
ity attended the Parkhill air on Wed-
nesday, Oct. 5th, mid report having a
good time. -Miss Bella Tetxan, Miss
-Mary Ann Pollock, of A B Line, and
Miss Martha Pollock, of Brewster, in.
tend starting for Detroit on Wednes-
day, where they intend to spend the
winter. -On Tuesday evening, Oct.
4th, at the residence of the bride's fath-
er, Mr. R. Pollock, Mr. S. A. Carrier
united in holY. bonds of matrimonV
Miss Mary Pollock and Mr. Edward
Desjardine. A happy future to the
young couple.
Stalirey.
FARM SoLre,-Mr. C. H. Reed hae
sold his farm, lot 13, Hayfield Road
south, Stanley, to Mr. John Reed for
the sum of $3,500. The farm con-
tains 42 acres and adjoins one of Mr,
John Reed' e other farms. Mr. Reed is
to be congratulated on his purchase,sis
it is a good farm aucl it, together with
his other land, gives him a fine farm
of over 220 acres. -Goon
On Saturday last Staribury Brothers
delivered to Messrs Charles Mason and
P. McGregor, oa 13rucefleld, an exceed-
ingly fine team of three year old geld,
Inge, whieh weighed 1,560 and 13660
respectively. TheY were bred by the
Messrs. Stanbur,y and were the stock
of the well known stallion Kenilworth,
o........e.•••••••rearematormes.
%MAT STRONGER PROOF
Is needed of the merits of Hood's Sar,
entwine, than the hundreds of letters,
continually corning in telling of marv-
ellous mane it has effected after all oth-
er remedies had failed? Truly, Hood'e
Sarsaparilla possesses peculiar curatiVe
power unknown to other medicines
HOod'e Pills cure Constipatien ey
.
storing thc peristaltic, action of the all-
menteranal. They are the besb
family cathartic.
ne easy- -access
e eprem ises. It Will "probe blr,
reach $5,000, if not more. A Govern
mesa detettive has been for several
days investigating the affair, but is
not yet ready to report. 'rhe baeile is
fully secured by guarantee bold.
Varna.
FIRI1.-0n Sunday. morning, 4th
inst., about half past nine; our citizens
were srartled by the cry lof fire. It
was soon ascertained that Mr.Morrow's
store was on fire. When {list seen the
smoke was burstingout through the
roof and siding. In a few minutes
about one hundred people had gather
ed to aid in extinguishing,the flemes,
pails and aees were secured, and in a
very short time holes were cut in the
roof and plaster, and two streams ot
water were continually playing into
the seat of the fire. Men, women and
children strenuously fought the fire
for -over one hour, when: it was got un-
der conerol. A great deal of goods
•was destroyed by the water, the dry
woods especially which had been car-
ried out, as it wan thought at one time
that the buildingP could not be saved.
The loss heestimated at $1,000, fully
covered by insuranee.---Mr. Robert
McCook who ha,s been manager of Mr,
Morrow's store for number of ,yea.i.s,
left on Monda,y morning for Harring-
ton, where he has purchased the store
formerly run by Mr. White, of that
place. Mr. McCool has the ability and
experience necessary to make a sue.
ceas of his business, and We are sure.
he will do well in Harrington. He has
the well wishes of the 'people of Varna.
He ha's engaged Mr. John Wanless to
assist him as clerk, and he could not
have made a bettor choice.
Zurich.
Miss L. Cook, of Hensel], was the
guest of Miss Lippert part of last week
-Mr. Joseph Broderick, of Berne,Miche
but formerly of this neighborhood, is
renewing acquaintances in these parts
at present. Joe says he likes Michigan
and we wish him succe,ss.--Mrs. Dan
Davis and Mrs. Ed. Dyer, of Exeter,
were the guests of Mr. D. Steinbach
last week. -Mr. Sam Hauch, of Dash-
wood, was in town last Saturday. -
The bridge 0Yer the Big Marsh Ditch
ie now completed and appears to be a
stton 0. strtleture.--Mr. Pre(' Hess, our
watch and elock repairer, and Miss
.A.Ilan, of Blake, were last Wednesday
united in the holy bends of matritnony
Our best 'wishes go with the hewly
married couple, aiid natty their 'future
life be one of happiness and prosperity.
-Mise Lizzie Latta, of Chiselherst,
after spending' several days visiting -
in town, has returned honee.-Mr, D,
Steinbach, merehante has greatly im
prored the appeeratice of lite Store by
puttitig in a large glass front -Apple
pecking' hes commenced rind the crop
in this section appears to be very good
-D. Steinbach, general merchant, has
cfecured the iServicee of 'Arisie Edith
Lang. of Harristom to conduct his
inilliaery department, and le now pre-
pared to sUpply the Wits Of his yari
otir etwfortieriii;
et, rms. I Buy yonr new Mantle and bat
HEYwoop.-in Usborne, on the 120h .
----- , the Big Bankrupt Store, Their stoe
,
inst., the wife of Joshua Heywood, of i
18 au new and values rightTry.
18010 ' ,
FANsole -In EXeter, on the 8th inst.,
the Wife of Samuei Fans* of a son.
at
Jonerseelx.-In Hay, on, the llth inst.,
wife of Wm, Johnston, teacher, of a
daughter.
Aenennw.-Iu Exeter, on the We inst.,
the wife of Ira FL Andrew, of a son.
MARIalLe1.61 ES.
AlkaXNE-Por,rsome.-At the resi
dence of the bride's father on the
4th inst., ley Rev. S. A. Carrier, Mr.
Edward Desjardine, to Miss Nancy
Pollock., All of Stephen.
Ceez--Snfrree--In Amherstburee, on the
llth thee, by the Rey. W. Ie. Gene,
Mr. Thomas Oke, to Miss Elizabeth,
clanghtar of M. 'I'leetna,s Shute, both
of Exeter.
Wedding in neatly printed,
on short notice at the ADVOCATE office.
Bidduiph..
The annual harvest thanksgiving
services are to he held in St. Patrick's
church, Hicldulph, on Sunday, the 16th
inst. at 3 p m. H. Shaw Of
Ll.Ic-all, iC announced to preach a
"Thanksgiving Sermon." The church
will be,decoyated for the occasion -
and appropriate hymns rendered and
prayers offered A epeeist collection
,is requested for the purpose of aiding
in the. erection of now sheds for the ac-
comodation of the public. All are wel-
come! There will also be a harvest
social entertainment on Friday even-
ing, 21s0 inst., at the residence of Mr.
Phineas Rueter, 4th concession of Us
borne --under the auspices of the ladies
of St. Patrick's church. .Refreshments
.nd tea will be served from 6 p.m. to
8 s)in,--after which an attractive pro
err'emrne will be offered. Look out for
,s%Ancithing good. Admission -15 cts,;
ehtldren 10 sits, Come one -Come ell.
.)*
ebert John Knox Gore chargerl
Ith perjury, was on Satu;day com-
tied tostandhis trial at the next
eMsrt of competent jurisdiction of the
County of Irs .sircin. The priioner is the
man who GT:VA:teed the attaele upon
he c haractar of a c. Cameron,
P., whic.h led up to the libel suit at the
reeollt Assizes. Gore, when he heard
that Cameron had determined to pros
acute the newspapers, left the country,
and went to Detroit. From that place
he wrote a letter to Arec„ Caineroe, t.
pressing contributiontar the wrong he
bad done him, aud ended by making
an affidavit that he had been used as
a tool by the politicians opposed to Mr.
Cameron. 'When the libel trials were
on he returned to Goderich, but hear -
that a warrant was out for his arrest
kept in hiding and evaded serviem Af
ter ehe trials were over he appeared
on th.e street, and was arrested. The,
adjourned trial of the case was heldein
the town hall before Messrs. Horton
and Willia,ms, JP's, and Mayor,Butler,
and the prisoner was sent up for trial
as before stated. The affidavit made
by Gore at Windsor is said to be of a
sensational nature
Sharon.
Mr, Wm. Rowe and family leave
shortly for Michigan, where he has
purchased farm property and intends
residing. His many friends here .feel
grieved to heat of his departure from
their midse-Faimers are busily en-
gaged with their fall Voughing.-Aft-
er an illness of only a week's duration,
Nehemiah, son ofeharles Nestle, Esq,
passed peacefully away to that land of
rest on Friday. Only a few days ago
he was in robusi health and enjoying
life, but being stricken with typhoid
fever, he hastily succumbed to the ef-
fects of that much dreaded disease.
He was married about eight months
ago, and leaves behind to mourn his
loss a young widow, who is alsoconfin-
ed to the bed with an attack of the
same disease. Although her illness
has been severe she is slowly recover,
ing, and will in all likelihood baffle the
complamt. The occurance has cast a
gloom upon the family circle, and in
fact the entire neighborhood le sorrow
-
stricken to hear of the result. He was
respected and looked upon ae a law-
abiding neighbor, and will be greatly
miseby all, relatiyes friends and es
eociates;but may He who reighse on
high send comfort to the young widow
Who has to endure the affliction, and
when all is o'er may there be a reunion
abovewhore parting is no rriore,
Ise
The Travelling Dairy from the
Guelph Agricultural College sent out
by the order of the Honorable John
Dryden, Minister ef Agriculture, will
shortly visit the courity of Perth. At
each meeting they will exhibit dairy
utensil, make butter, test milk, and
deliver lectures on feeding, manage-
ment, and selection of dairy cattle, the
churning, working, packing and mar-
keting of better; at the followieg
pia-
ces: porate School House, Gore of
Downie, Oct. 14th at 3 p.m.; St. Marys,
Oct. 15011 at 9 p.m.; AYouton Oct. 18th
at 2 p.m.; Rirkton, Oct. 19th 'at 2 pm.:
Stale, Oct, 20013, at 2 p.m, Fullerton
Corners, Oct. 21st, at 2 p.m.;
Oct, 24011, at 2 p.m..; Bornholni, Oct.
2501i, at 2 p.m.
,Kirkton
The 13Iansharcl Agrieultural Socict
held their fedi show here on Thursda
awl Friday last. The first day wa
principally deyotecl te making 'ratite
and placing exhibits on the grouni
The second day (Friday) notwithstand
ing the threatening raiui was a succes
and every part of the programme pass
ed off with commendable, promptnes
and regularity. The inside diapla
was particularly good ancl attractec
rnuch admiration. There was it goo
show of stock and the speeding con
tests attracted much attention. One
of the most interesting features of the
day was the tight rope performance
by Mr, Herb Cook, which took place at
the conclusion of the speeding The
young man is a resident of Blanshard
and deserves much praise for the mas
terly way- in which he performed the
many difficult feats on the roue. The
following is the list: -
EIORSES,---Httevy Drawl:tr.-Span, R.
Boy; brood mare, J. Hooper & Son, Geo.
Spearin ; two year oia, R. G. Radcliffe, Jas
Bentley ; one yesr old, Stewart Campbell,
Jno. McCullough ; foul, Geo. Speariu, Alex
Roy, J.- Hooptr & Son.
CANADIAN DRAUGHT.-SDED, WM. REM.
eon ; brood mare'Geo. Spearin, Jas. Hack-
ney, R. G. Radcliffe; two year old, Hy Ran
dle, John Towl; one yr. old, R. G. Radcliff;
foal, Jas. Hackney, Geo Rundle, George
Spearin.
Aanicurauan.-Span, Jos. Rinn, Simon
Campbell, Jas. Hackney; brood mare, Thos
Brock, Simon Campbell, Geo. Rundle; two
yr. oldeJas Baileiatyne, David Dow, Alex.
Hackney ; foal, Chas. Wilson, Simon
Campbell, J Damian, jr.
GENERAL PUBDOSE.---Span, Stewart
Campbell, Jris. Balleutyne, ,Tno. Foster ;
brood mare. Wm. Hanson, NeiliMeLennan;
two year old, Robe Oreery,, Eli Heywood,
Thos Epplott ; one -16u old; Robt. Dreary,
Neil McLennan, Wm. Joheston ; foal, T,
Fin zel wood , Neil McLennan, Wm. Hanson.
uttoso; 13Iansbard.
JAil,g,.-F,Vm. graham, St. Marys;
Win
Juhe
an,,„,yirm. Hanna. Earl
Deer
an
Bryn
foal, J. Ar istrorigia
horse, h'. Davis, D "Creigh on.
Seenen Honen.-Wm. Butter, Aaron
Sawyer.
CARRIAGE. -Span, J Wood ; single horse
Robt. Dreary, F. Davis; brood mare, Simon
Campbell, Jun. lessery ; two yt AS.
Heck:ley, Gee. Speerin ; one year old, Jas.
lAitIT.1,!Beyng.
.t:JBds
as. ryane; foal, J. D. Wood
Jon Shier; Lege oats, Jon Shier; cote mom
oats, white'Jim Setherlancl, W. M. Le1glie•
common oato, 1.11 !wk. 511.3retliort7; large pees
D Brethour, Wm Yule ; small peas, Win
Yule; flax eeed, Brethour, Mies Stephens;
flax in straw, Ill Bi '0110111, D. Brethour;
English la,ge garden peas, Reuben Switzer,
Geo, Hazelwood; white garden beans, Jon.
Shier, MBrethour;Indian eorn, R.Copuland,
Jae. Marshall,
ROOTS AND Ynosehnens,--neenty of He.-
.„
bron, Jas Marshall; white elephant, R.
Copeland, Jno Sutherland; early rose, Ad -
Shier' Jae. Marshall; bin bank. secillings,thn
col ofpotatoes, Jae Marshall, Alex Boy;
sweedibh turnips, Ale: 11 y, W. U. Leigh ;
field cart eta, ,Tho Sethei land, Jan Shier t
garden carrots, D Hoz le ow?, Ernest 1tobin
eon; mangel wuttzel, retl, W 51 Leigh, 3
1?oupe ; mange' wurizel, globe, W Hazel-
wuod, Alex Roy; °nimbi, 1) Demon, W
Paisey ; blood beets, <Tee efoore, T Darling;
cabbage, T. Roadhouse, Ernest Robinson ;
tomatoes, D. DEWSOD, Jan Shier; celery,
W Er Faisey, Wm A tkinsoe; eitron, round,
Rich Delbridge, D Dawson ; pumpkin, It,
Delbridge, Reuben Shier; water mhrn, R
Robinaon•'meek melon. J Hazelwood; sir
parsnips, W. ft Paisey, Brethour,
Judgee--Win Boattle rind Rohl Berry.
FRDIT.-NorthRre Spy apples, W lianson
Tallman sweets, Win Flauson; Baldwius, X
Shier; I now apples, Alex Roy ; Rhode Is-
lanCt Greening, WI.11 Hansen; King of Tote
kips, David Dow; Aleis.eder, Wm El/10307i;
pipP-11, N Sher; twenlylounce pip-
pin, Wm Ilsmon; golden rus4eit, W It Carr
Spit zenberge, Wm Han eon; sweet pear ap-
ples'D Brethonr; Pomme Grasse, James
Watson , col of apples, Wrn Hanson; crab
apples, A Brethour, G fiszelwoed; open air
grapes, Serial Ford, Ernest Robinson; plum
Jon Shier fall pears, S I?, Goodwin; win-
ter pears, 'John Robinson, Jon Shier.
DAIRY Inmerme.---Ieeg buiter, mho ar.
Orieghton, Mrs. R. Robieson, or • crock but
ter, Jon Shier, John quhart•, dairy made
cheese, Wm Yule; factory butter, john
Hannah.
Mrecermearnoes -Maple atter.; D. Braes
ouie Jon Shier; maple syi up, Miunle Creig
htou, T. Holliageheacl; home made bread.
Ella CI ei6hton, Alex Rey; home Made shirt
ing, Miss Nut, M. Brethour• plaid, all -
mod, woman's wear, Miss Noll; hlankete,
woollen, Mrs J. D. Graham, Mies M. Jam-
ie.ou; union blankets, 3irs D Graham,
Mi M. Jamieson; honey in sections, Alex
Kirk, Geo. Bentley; extracted honey, Geo
Beu,ley, David Dow; following aro for can-
ned fruit : peaches, D. Hazelwood, Maggie
Jamieson., plums, Yon Shier, Mrs Hanham
pears, Maly McCallum', Wm Wiseman;
,herriee, Jae Moore,jon Shier; gooseberries
Brethen ,r Jas Moore; strawberries, Mrs
art J,24.S.geiee Jamieson; raspberries,
tomatoes, W Han-
,
Judges f r light horses and speeding on
the track :-Wm. Dana, Granton; Dan .Me
Lady, St Marys; and J. S Doppia, Mitch-
ell.
CATTLE.-Duarrsar.-Milob cow, ,Tn.o.
Hooper az Son, J Hazelwood. J. Hooper &
Son ; two year old heifer, Jon Sutherland ;
yearling heifer, Jas. Bentley, Geo. gill; bull
calf, Geo Gill, Stroi'l Switzer. ,`
Jauszse.-Cow, Chris Coates."Geo Hazel
wood"; bait, Win Kulc Qbus Coates.
Guanais.--Miloh cow, David Rodger, J.
Hooper & Son ; two yr old heifer, J Hooper
Son, 3. Delbridge; yearling heifer, Jae.
Moore, Jas. Routley; heifer calf, D. Roger,
Jas. Moore; steer calf, 3. Hooper ds Son 1st
and 20; two yr old steer, J. Hooper de Son
1st and 2d '• one year old steer, J. Hooper
dr Son, Jas Moore; fat cow, Alex Roy,
Hooper & Son; fat steer, J. Hooper di Son
let and 20.
judges.- J. W. Bleighan, jas
SHEEP. -LEICESTER.-- •RSID, Thos Cur-
silley, S. F Goodwin ; yearling ram, Thos.
Currilley ; ram lamb, S. F Goodwin, Thos.
Onrrilley; breeding ewes, Thos. Currilley,
S. F. Goodwin; shearling ewes, S. F. Good
win, Thos. Oarrilley ; ewe lambs, Thos.
Carrillo'', S. F. Goodwin. ,
Sunoesacrin Dowes.--Ram two yr old, T
Brook ; yearling ram, S. Doupe, H. A.
Switzer ds Son ; ram lamb, Lt A Switzer &
Son, S Doupe; bleeding ewes, S Doupe, H
A Switzer & Son; shearting ewes, 5 Doupe,
HA Switzer & Sou; ewe Iambs, S Doupe,
H• A Switzer & S°71.
GRADE. -E wee, H A Switzer it Son, Wm
Kirk; shearling ewes, 8 F Goodwin, Rioh
Delbridge ; fat sheep, H A Switzer lot 6/2d
SWINE.--Yonicsuink.-Breeding sow, S.
Doupe; sow under one yr. S Doupe.
CHESTER WHITE -Aged beer, Francis
Anderson ; breeding sow, Wm Kirk, J.
Hazelwood; sow under one yr. F. Anderson
BEHEST:NEB.-Breeding SOW, Jon Shier.
Surrotx.-For aged boar, breeding soW,
boar under one year, and sow under one
yr. J. Leinhardt, being the only exhibitor
won
lluadigletsh.1 PLilizEncl.M. Cameron, Alex ewe.
and Jas Marshall.
POULTRY. -Dark brahmas, Hugh Hazel-
wood, light brahmes, H. Hazelwood lst and
20 ; black spabisb, S. Ford; houclaus, Geo
Bentley; white leghorns, Geo Bentley; dark
leghores, Geo. Bentley, Wm Kirk; eolande
Geo Bentley; barnyard fowls, Geo Bentley;
turkeys, Rtoh Delbridge F. Anderson ;
geese, D Dawson, H A Switzer & Son;dnoks
H A Switzer & Son; Sam'l Switzer, ham-
burg, Geo. Bentley.
Judge. -Thos. eleelooklin, Farquhar.
leteentrnems.-Single top buggy, D Mo-
riarty, Gollintz & Hughey; single open
buggy, Gollintt & Hughey, Tilos Roadhouse
Portland cutter, D Moriarty, Gollhatz
Hughey; piano bee cutter, D. Mot/trey;
pleaeure sleigh, D Moriarty; laniber wag-
gon, Thos. Roadhense ; iron beam plow, A
Breihmir; pair iron harrows, Sorel Ford;
seed drill, A Brethour; bet horse shoo, S.
Ford, let and 2,1; turnip cutter, A. 13retli
our; Scuiller. A Br, timer; pump, James
Swallow, 'rhos Roadhouse was AWarcled an
extra for road cart , and woodwork of bob
6lelgehdg
aes.-E1 Drown, C. Bayley, St Marys
Grum-Fall wheat, 'white, Jon Shier, W
Yule; fall wheat, red, Wm Gowan, R. Del.
bridge; spring whoa, white, Win Gowan,
W. Hazelwood; sprieg wheat, red, John D.
Graham; 6 -rowed berley, 'SVm Hazelwood,
ate o
ing, 3 Senior, Lily Payl r,
v.s, 3 Senior; crayon portrait, -`,1`" OhT�
Ernest Robinson; landscape, crayon, aliss
Steacy, Ernest Robinson; plaid shirting,
factory, Adam Shier; factory blanket, A
Shier; home made soap, W Hazelvrood ;
atoves, Wm Moore ; organ, D0113. organ Co
Medley, W Hazel .mod; oil painting Miss
41'.Tauccr.
ges -H. C. Facey and j. D. Moore,
St Mary.
LAME,' WORK-HMI:1 SeWIDE, Min M.
Jamieson, Mary Mcdialtum; shirt, mee's
fine, unwashed, hand -made, Miss Nott,
Miss Doupe; shirt, men's fine unwashed.,
machine made, Miss Donne, Miss Nott;
shirt, men'e flannel, hand made, Miss Nett,
Hiss Doupe; darninc, on stocking, Mrs j.
D. Graham Miss Nott; counterpane, croch-
eted, Minnie Creighton, Miss Nott; coun-
terpane, knitted, Minnie Creighton, Janne
Watson; qtfilt, patchwork, calico, Mra.
franham, Lizzie Horn; quilt, patchwork,
oloth, D. Brethour,Ion Shier; quilt, patch-
work, silk, Mr S EralllaRM,
quilt, white quilted, Miss Dorms; qailt, log
cabin,Miss Nott Mrs R.Robinson,sr.; crazy
patchwork, Mrs 11 Robinson, sr, Wm Hazel
wood; Glovee, ociarse, hand -made, T Hyde;
gloves, One, hand -made, Minnie Creighton,
Mini Nett; knitted stockings, wool, hand-
made, Minnie Oreighton,Miss Nott; knitted
socks, wool, hand -made, Miss Nott, Mineie
Oreightou; stockings, fanoy cotton, hand
made, Mies Jamieson, Miss Nott; button
holes, Mrs JD. Granatu, Mrs Haeham;
darned net, Mrs Hanham, Minnie Creigh-
ton; LambrequimMinnie Oreighton;
underclothing, Miss Jamieson, Alex Roy;
point lace, .Miss Nett, eIre J. D Graham;
honiton lace, Ella Creighton, MIT. J. D.
Graham; anplique work on plush, Miss
Nott, Mrs Hanbnin ; ermine work, Miss
Nott, Alex Bey; embroidery in lace stitches
Miss Note embroidered flippers, Miss Not",
Miss McCallum; &ewe' embroidery, Mrs
Hanham, Jno Irying; venetian embroidery,
Miss Jamieson, Minuie 10reighton; ohenille
work, Wm Harmon, Mrs Hanham; cretonne
work, Minnie Creighton, Ella Creighton;
crotehel, in cotton, Miss McCallum, iJinnie
Creighton ; crotchet in wool, Mrs J. D'
Graham, Miss Nott; rook:het in silk Aire,
Graham; Kensington einbroidary, Mae'. J.
D. Graham, Mb Shier; jewel case and pin.
cushion combined, Ella Creightou,S Doupe;
sofa pillow, Ella Creighton, Minnie Creigh-
ton; totiet set of any kind, Miss Note Ella
Creighton; ooyerlet, home made, Miss Nott,
Miss Jamieson; child's drese, Mist! Stephetis
Mb Shier; Berlin wool work, Ella Creigh-
ton, Mrs Henbane; rag mat, lf Brethour,
Lizzie Horn; home made carpet, Miss Nott
D. Dawson; collection raper flowers, Win
Atkinson., Alex Roy; tea cosey,Urs Grahane
Mg H Barr,'bead work, Minnie Creighton,
Ella Creighton; drawn work, Mei Hanham,
D Dawson; table scarf, Mrs Graham, D.
Brethour; ribbon work, Aire Grahein, elre
Hanham: shell Werk, 3 Hazelwood, D.
Hazelwood ; hat, Canadian straw, M.
Brethour, D. Brethour; pillow shams, Miss;
Jamieson, Mrs Hanham; best and largest
collection of ladies' Werk of one person,1VIISe
Dorme; novelties that ere entirely new and
omitted in above list D. Dawson, Elie,
Speeials--Embroidery on cotton, Mrs.
Graham,'einbroidery silk, Mrs Graham;
rope work, Alex Roy ; picture drape, Aloe
Roy; chair scarf, Miss Epplett; Berne wool
wreath, Wm Hee 'wood; chamoieepeititing
Alex Roy; pirogue, Alex Roy.
Judges -11153 Meriott, ?.Ire T.tiazolwook
Mrs Thoe.
Feowens-Collection house plants', Wint
Atkins'
on G' L Money ; three or more
geraninine, Wm Atkinson, G. le Money;
three or more itteehiaa, 11, llobineon,
Money; three or more cacti, Win Aticihson,
G L Money; three or mere rime plants, az,
Money, Emcee Robinson,