HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1901-9-26, Page 4Poorly?
"For two years I suffered ter-
ribly from dyspepsia, with great
depression, and was always feeling
poorly. I then tried Ayer's Sarsa-
parilla, and in one week I was a
new man." -John McDonald,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Don't forget that it's
'Ayer's" Sarsaparilla
that will 'make you, strong
and hopeful. Don't waste
your time and money by
trying some other kind.
Use the old, tested, trie,d,
and true Ayer's Sarsapa-
rilla. slim a bottle. Ali &nest&
Ask your doctor what he thinks of llyer's
Sarsaparilla. He knows all abotitthis grand
old family reediene. Fol/ow hie advice and
we will be satisfied.
.1.0. A.TEIX CO., Lowell, Nassr
TEEE EXETER TIMES
.. 1Volsons-
OHARTRItelleBAReselAMENT, iteee.
aid up Capital , easeeeeo
.eaeree Final eatle0,0S0
Beard Mee, Moatrear
JAMBS, BLUM Bee., „ --
etaxerenee, AUSAGE,14
Money advanced, to good eareeeea ne tarok
ever/Dote eviteelm ler mom eadorser at 7 per
cent, per ^mune.
Exoterlerauch
teem semi leaded day from lea. es. to 3 p.m
BATITIt1lee,Y$.10 ite re. to I et. ire,
urrent .'atea ot letereet ells:mediae deeesite.
OICEBOIst* & CAlleaNet, N. ree etISRDON,
Sk01747ata NA EU
ON THE PRESS TRIP •evezy point. It lead embrasures for
OtEARRIVAT, TUES9051 TOWN:Or
CAPE HRETON.— TRE VISIT OF TRE
CANADIAN PRESS „ASSOCIATION TO
TUE DO)IINION IRON AND STEEL
Wonies.—A, Tarr TO HISTORIC Lows-
nOURG. 11TOONIJOTIT SAIL CR TRE
ATAGNIEICENT HAREOR,
I148 cannon, and the posse was 80 et'
broad. broad. This place was taken and re-
takert by F.e.ench. and 33ritish. The
capture bv Pepperell io 1745 was not
the final conquest; restored. to France
by the peace of Aix la Chapelle, Louis-
bourg, was again the stronghold of
Lroaneciel. The brief truce was soon
le , then came the aemie$ of
England, arid Wolfe sought and won
his first laurels in the new world, The
conquest of Canada, achieved, the edict
went forth that Lonisbourg should be
destroyed. The -walls on which so
much time and money had been spent
were torn down, and the solid. build-
ings built a stone beouglatfrom France
were pulled -to piecee taking two yens
to complete the destrection.
The most enterprising features of
the loins are two French cannons, 1.e-
cently wormed ram a sunken wreck
of a Freech Man-of-war, and are now
mounted en modem gun-caxriages.
Then there are casements!, tunnels
Of solid maeomy, whither In them of
lienabardment the weenen and child-
ien were sent for safety. and are still
Well piesez ved. It is Very easy to
eonure up pictures of the tirees when
he English ;ships were Lulling their
deadly fire into the aevoted town.
Anzengst the other zuhis may he .eeen
the entrance to an underground pas-
sage way which as yet has not teen
tboreughly explored. The weak -
zees of Lauishourg lay tuadoubtedly in
the laud side, from the sea it was
pleeticallly impregnable. Of vouree
evexy visiter should see the Leeds -
how g nrenowent, dedicated vs June
17, let5, arid placed en the exact epet,
wliete. ICO years Lame, Gen. Pepper-
ell ecceived the keys of the foeteese
freen Governor Dueliarnhon, The
roenument, which was erected by the
ciety of colonial Wars, is a polished
granite shaft, biaTgling in a boee which
rests en a equate pedeetal 4 ft high.
The capital ot the column Is emincunt-
c el Ly a polished bell, 2 ft in diameter,
ot dark zed granite., It I Care the in-
cripticri "To Our liereic Dead" giving
eleo the nun.) erel the principal British
and Flench feacce that telt nett in
the filet eeige,
We left this liieteric place with the
feelirg Met it W;i5 a great. pity that
at an eatlier 41.1ty au trgarrized cart
bad Let 1 ten me& to celleet telics
et el 11 vs•eave the :Woe (f this cue
Retitle d eilece. Our I filll 11 IX SS It cAle
with a el c It stop ea Glace Pay, and
'SEW there wet hy the pteminent nen
el the tell n. Glace Ilay is lieverquote
le 1$ t f the Denarrien Cent Cc Ilineby in
Care Bret en ravel is fully ;;s Intel( sting
!dace vs Sydney.. The output t f the
Imes is 1 etpg ructeascel as feet vs
ceeible, ern' is Melly to remain
Jack dientends fore,cme time to cone.,
az el week only suspends at the col-
lierie fy NNIivn the law zeqiiiree it once a
week. The I corn of Glace Bay has
1 con, arid is, pronounced. The pay
ion cf the coal cerapany en a iccent
eceasien was $125,ttll for a for (night.
The nuirennoth shaft known. as Do -
minim' No. 2, one of the• hugest in the
world, well shortly he added to the
active wotklogs of the diettict event-
urilly zequiring perhaps 2,CCO hands,
zepteeenting a le pulatien of 4,t3.10
people, 'envie POW there is only a
entail village. Rows of dwellieg are
going up at Glace Bay.
On our return to Sidney at 0,27 p.
ne, our train made a xecord of speed
at tbe rate of 71 utiles an hour, not-
withstanding the terrific rate et speed
there Welt' scarcely any jolts and we
all t ejoe ed the ride to the full. Our
entertainment was completed when
the et oath and beauty of Sydney en-
tertaint d their one bundrett guests to
a moonlight sail on the open Willem
en the geily bedecked ,steanser, Paw-
nee. Ilhe harbor for miles around be-
ing one brilliant glow of electric lights;
the sweet etrales from the Helper's
blending with the joyous voices of tbe
merry crowd floating out upon the
ocean and ecliced by other crafts and
passed along till the arr from glare to
ehoze was one of melody. As we
came near the shore the seeeet strains
of the brass band could be heaed, and
on going up to Rotel Sydney, which
•overlooks the bay we had the pleasure
of listening to a band concert while we
Eat en the open balconies.
No e.ecticn of the Dominion of Can.
ada pies.ents name objects of interest
for the contemplation of the scientist
and the historian than the Island of
Cape Breton. Here we see remarkable
natural features which were gradually
evoleed out of chaos. Here we meet
with many memorials of European ex-
plorers and adventurers; of brave sol-
diers and sailors, whose names and
fame chave : bet n perpetuated on :its
picturesque coast, not only is it rich
in coal and iron, but tbe Island has
been discovered to be a fine pulp coun-
try, and deposits of copper, oze, silver
and lead ores, gold, marble, gypsum
and reaper minerals and metal have
been located by the geobegieal survey,
Besides these there is the extensive
sea wealth, in its salmon, mackeeel,
cedfieh, halibut. and large lobster ex.
pm ts.with 74 lobster factories in oper-
ation. We found at Sydney, modein
churches, good streets, the banks, fin-
ished and in course of erection. We
found British and American warships
at anchor in the harbor, and a very
cordial and friendly people. There
is also published in Sydney alGaelic
newspaper "Mac Talla", possibly 1 be
only Gaelicpaper in the ,world. We
w eie all delighted with our visit of one
day and two nights spent with such
pleasant surroundings end hospitable
people.
LeavingCape Breton Thursday a.m.
wenet visited New Glaegow wherewe
were met by the Mayor and Town
Council and Mr. A. 0. Bell, M. P., the
latter welcoming the party in a, short
pithy epeecle A number of the party
visited the steel woris at Trentonand,
others took carriages provided for es
and drove around the town. Weleft
New Glasgow at 2.30 p. ne and rapid-
ly rolled westward. Our next recep-
tion being at Truro,
Our arrival at Sydney was at night,a
distance from N. Sydney of 17 miles by
railroad and 5 by water, arel as we en-
lexeier, pee, 27tlie "Se. 'k 'Weed into the barber the scene pie-
teented was one of extreme brilliancy.,
- The .centinuous flames butstirg ferth
aloe:War leerteeprernPeir, 901fromthe gigantic eneeke etathoe -el the.
tee non and steel .woeks ere the inn -
enable electric lights„ enliaoced by the
re conlight, gave glardeur to the s.ur-
reunclings. Sydeiey, a tteurishirg city
of about 12.ettet inhahitents varlet: tut
two years ago was a .eleepy town of
about, 3,0.0 sGuls, Lns now at the le-
. giunizeg of the twentieth •ceuteety.
ud-
denly developed into a city, with eeer-
:mou.s yeesibilities befote it as a centre
: el industrial .activity.
• The teem is thee to the fi;et that the
Dominic:Tr iron .end steel cemparey have
cliceen this ptece as the eceoe of its
• R neer, 1V01 teperatzeree On Wedneeday, Aug 21 at
9 a. ne., we were .seeeezted in .catriages
frent the Sydney Bone, inawe:my
NOTES AND COMMENTS, ;• with the re:stencil and Eceriel .f.1 Trade,
• el Sydney. met eriven to the eppeeite
Canada's Position as a PrIze•wirx eitle the tewn lebezt• re heated dile
e. • ..... • •
MONDAY . 2 13.
1
3 10 17 21
WEONESRAT— 4 11 18 25
THCRSBA.Y.... 5 12 10 20
FRIDAY.. 13 20 27
SeanlettAT....... 7 14 21 28
AY.
PTEI'd
in ate live steel; elet-ses V' I7 peseo 14, oe ttevtu
Arnetican is improving day Ly ;lay, the east law: attE 0,c,i1 eee the
and is nOtv Phenomenal- In tattle capita:kg a Ontario than Syeleey on
alcne Cameele, with ateut thirty„live the blend el Cane Ereten.
per tent. el the entries, bas ot fq tv
TO glVe CAM I eadtriz a sheet tercep-
per vent el the rIIZES, a ea ; 431i Ilie .11(.111.440II 11(11 4 Steel
Vele heirg ft et -prizes.
',eyelike we es id give facts as le ceeirated
is St. 4t
to us. Tins ecru:pony WitS .orgaviud in
Any I:reeling et eat: as re, tt 0 elteet.: 1i10 with, a ceptIel cf e25,te tet ; the
ability fzhe evil el huge ee (tie us le vp the I ni:'diug r•BS Leg= i
the grewth cf sugar beet is diepellete owl.: toe ennee „Year. The hniehed
by a revert reetle this irernirg iry Ile eructs ere peg awn. steel leLete mot
Peel. k•laatieworth. villa is cerebecto 141'elltd ttte2- unese .44 the
lee. Lee s ere,e !seem te teeettgeelet tee fircet quelity erel en unlimited
Provirene an 1 thall cf the Govern-: flut'34,11Y,".e. tItrulat flUM the t( Ill•
eeere. 1iesayeet1 at the Lig yield f, t.I rch Isl.:11,1,-NEwf‘^11P41-
buzga" It'll's is OM'Otth
idt end ;bat e.; (ilrehull.:e ether chief ireuediente,
quality 44 the leets 1414 cod, el -Tears to cc vial ythe reeetera. /er enelting ate
he certederably al eve tre ardea et. 1.'11k1 oil C40 14 C The wallas
There IWO E'r three we che (""" 44(1, t. 4uLd el 4.t.0 acme
meffee, tee, ee tee ee-ee ezel ewer le, WV I"Vt It" 4 Ell It Et ti 5(t the 1 uild-
'fir.g$ ;;;74W teeth:re: :JR ( plf.a7(11, 0Z('pulled tip.
-Thew nrgbty bat franeces
't.-4t4ittli .04 e water side, teu lifty
Oree the tcpics 4F,54,1;1-44.111 in the 3;9'Z4i1I r0 f%4n45, a!*211(
ecurft.z fr.st ni,1.7 is the melibeote n 1vatL ierriWt cc:r 494,tey1eo-
.5f.ceI..e'I,7:ee4F,eo NeL, cat og,s ,yt .13; duet e a Le e vt 1 eite
anuedell if harvest in the ttli Weet ('f V.14° t
belt sez. eceple to el et Wer7trg whet i'.14 1'4 '`'`'Ir Z32:411 g4:4.
pz:se 1 C ra:41 fcr a. erd ;ie. ettt Lee I Ieede 'ea ert1 v sleet is
ticn eel ether ep eel emcee vett„co •44:,41 hy the nallway, eti
up to ( .. &mar Leehee leelterv re lt tx. etre:toe the t °era
angle; the grain merchants reveals ' 3,1;'” W;111 SY4ri "rd
that thee,' do not „leek for emir an ad -
warm' a: at melee. They say that the , The. bleet fun taus; me ;el feet MO.
skeet:tr. iE alTcre is pretty fair, eighteen it et in diameter at the wideet
and that the cup in the United pat', eeel tele lye le et at the Leartb
States is net Fe bed as it was at firet neer 1, tttm. Ow xeduetie n 44
represe nu. el to le. Freart r either tee the reatte r eubjected to a vy
ccuraty is there exnected emir a ele- high tt n es:Attie when the hen teelts
'nand that it will enhance the price IA fie m the cie, and whetever weste mat-
Cat/maim wheat, eteo prices hare :leet . ter teniaies ceeullines with the lime -
been Putt for this evaeen's wheat, fer at 1 IA4. ft4zu .bg. In older to pto-
the TK3Foll, that few deliveries have Lime the le ra le qua o el for tl:e ethic -
yet been made, Grain in n will rot ,;.tien el the ere, 1 la wing engines el
vehture
any prophecy t. abat the ;' evaer Fens rower beeteelet lido
price, well be, heyend that it °Ie+rti.eitien. 'The air is.; forc.
ed at the
wilt u t Le anything like one dollar. Letter:I Oa ()ugh tueetee or elicit iron
noes. Ihe taant a Seirey has live
hiowing ergines See'lefl leelee newer
each. 'They ate the hageet engines
ever ledit in tl.e Emil e!zlis
leorth American Lae 'nem ar.ce to. ()e'er 4,111,:t1t.c. tars and their cone-
ys. Felber Brophy, in wla eli ineurarce ' bine e' z. t wed the exet title
men V31 over Cantata are deeply in. (4 1 (•:: "XLit! tYlin-
tereetea. Father Brephv, a Catholic ekes are in diameter with
priest, or the Belleville disteict, bad
Some money to invest, and by ar-
rangement with Alex. Crerner, an in-
surance agent of Parkdale, teed it in
life in a number of Companies. Crone. ;left Citntee Fele veheet. Tt.eir are
paying policies of SISO,tittO Crerner's and a 3S I tLiet El to a. tempeeatuze of
err r young man, and eitto quite eixt fen 1 ail orits ct two lefilere, each
toon :et Er the inearrance was tanen of 10,(e 44 tee:13 htree tamer. Ile water
out. leather Brophy claimed the in- Rumps in tlie e capable of pumping
surance, but Cromarss wife sought to • Mx million galleon; of water per day.
peevent hien from getting it, on the There are two reethceis of heating the
ground that he should only be paid metal. It niay he cast in a pig casting
what he put in, with interest, elle inachiee r ets.e rein into hot metal
being the natural inheritor of Leri cars and flees ccinveyed to the open
husbands insurance. One branch of !hearth furnaces , ;where after being
the case was settled, and companies placed in a "mixer," it gees into the
bolding about $70,000 paid up to ellEn Leerth flitnate-
Esther Brophy. Tbe North Ameri- There will 1 e ten euch furnaces of
can Life,. with 36,000 to pay, and the ;fifty tons coley:nee each. Unceasingly,
Royal Victoria, with a like sum, de- 'night and day, .rd every day and
every night these blast furnaces will
continue to melt and run off the iron
are fox- the markets of the world. The
Sunday week involved may be safely
classed as "work of neceesity." It
would never do to allow these fur-
naces to coal off and the fire to go oat.
The other two branches of the com-
pany's business, via, emelturg pig
Iran and snaking steel, are carried on
at Ferrona and Trenton, Pictou coun-
ty, N. S. The blast furnace is at Per-
rone, and with the iron are from
Wabana and froze the company's
othermine in Nova Scotia, the flute -
lack of school accommodations, are stone from Proton county and the coke
woeking so well that maty • educators frora Sydney Mine% the pig iron is
have suggested their continuance as a produced. Some f this is ,sold as
fixture of school policy: Among those foundry pig iron throughout the Do -
taking this position is H. 0, R. Siefert minion, but the laegest portion is used
Superintendent of Schools in Milwau- for the maenfacture of steel at Wen-
kee, and be is supported in the idea, by ton. Nothing seen by our party was
F. M. Schula the Health Conimismon- more impressive. The vast extent of
er of the city. The plan is in accord the works, the massiveness of the
with physiological and pedagogical machinery, the ingenious appliances
prinelplee, Mr. Schulz thieks. "I am far accomplishing the results sought
firmly of the opinion," he said, ."that to be achieved, the streams of liquid,
small children cannot absotb know- fiery metal, the massive coke ovens,
ledge for more than two or three and the way things that are not direct -
hours a day. Their. little brains are ly related. to the /nein object are
not capable of it, I belleye it would utilized, were a revelation to all w ho
be a good plan to have a graded scale saw these 'net" works for the first
of school hours, ranging from about time.
two for the little children to six or
After we had spent $ pleasant eime
eight for these in: the highest grades. at these works, -we drove to the hotel,
The eeeseeeing of the health of tbe had lunch, then again started by spec -
children is more important than the ial train for Louishourg, a distance of
development of their braies. A 42 miles or; the Sydney and Louishourg
healthy child can learn •enuele better railway. l'he fortifications on the
than e siekly one. Children who are eouthern .side are reached at a dis-
over-worked when young fall behind tance of 4 miles either by land or by
their torollunor's when they are older. water. 'We were taken aceoss the
It is impracticable to cultivate the bay on the steamee- E, eh. Cates, and
mind at the expense of the body. enjoyed a sail over "the waters of this
There is no expectation, however, of noble lisiebor, where we were landed
an early adoption of the plan in Mil- at Olcllown, and were in view now of
wanlee,k Short hours for young the ced Freiech fortifica,tions.
children bring better results the Louis-
bourg was at one time 7 egar ded the
superintendent nye ebut I do not be- key, not only to Canada, but virtually
liee-e it 7is oractical;)e from • ei social to North Aanerica. Once it was a city
poise, of -View. The parents want with. wells of eronewhich :made a cir
their children kept in school, so they cuitof 2S mile% were feet high" and
will lite kept off the streets:, 'They be- a thickeess of 40 feet at he base, It
lieve leis the province of the teacher was caned the Denkirk of40 Areerioe.
teke care of the children rather Gal view eel by veterans of Preece,
thee to teiteli there." ith pope f ul beanies :cononanding
le el e
The ce int of appeal this leornitig
geeve eudgneent m the enee f the
eft inches of detective aim and each
engine will let w cubic feet of
air rt.l. TiliLlae. The pressure of the
blast is 15 pounds to the Equare itzch,
cicied fight, and this morning tbe
Court of Appeal ordered that the
policies he cancelled, on the compan-
ies returning to Brophy the m
preiums
paid by him. This decision is in con-
formity with the law that fax bids one
man item insuring the life of another,
and thus having an interest in his
death,
IF If 14
An American exchange notes that
half-day classes in the lower grades of
the public schools of the United States
made necessery in many cities: by the
WARTS, VERSUS MOLES.
/lee either a mailt of beauty? This
would be a suggestive topic for debat-
ing societies. For the iefointation of
tech, let it be known that Put nam's
„Painless Cm n EX I rad or ierre, v e.e
pairecesly tS in a vei y Ebort
Druggists who sell the beet alwaye
Futile Painless Coen Extractor.
Dr. Beldon lies disposed of his d
t a practice ir Seaforth to Dr. Ti' eetee
of Beussele.
Zurich Fair.
The annual fall fair of the Hay
brooch Agricultural Society, was held
in Zenith on Wednesday and Thum -
day last, The weather was favorable
for the occasion, and the financial suc-
cos of the fair was equal to former
years, the gate receipts amounting to
erJuDons.--Poultryand implements, ;•
Tacob Saruras, Zurich; Geo Broevv, °
Bensale
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
White fall wheat, Jno McBride, E
Gies, Nathan Peck ; red fall wheat,
Geo Clausiae, E Giess Tas Ila an ;
speieg wheat, any variety, J. K Wise,
Snider Bros; 0 -rowed barley, Geo
upwards ot $e60. There was a spiel's- Mosta% E Glee, Geo Sehoellig;
did how of evezything except roots rowed barley. Jacob Rowles; black '
and fruit. The horse ring contained oats, Alex. McEwen ; white (Ate. Sam
Wise, Jacob Brown, David Schnell ;
large peas, J K Wise, Alex IticEwen ;
small Peas, D Sebnell, Alex AlcEwen ;
timothy seed, Wm Blackwill,
some specially fine animals In all class-
es, while the exhibits of cattle, sheep
and hogs were cely fairly good, num-
erically. On the whole the Directors
are to be congratalated upon the suc-
cess of the fair.
Following is the list of prize whi-
rlers :—
RORSES.
Duteco na..-131 cod row e, Wes, Bar-
vey, Won Bhtckwilt; real, Wes Har-
vey, Wen B1ac1wi11 ; two year old, A.
Lora E. Gies ; span, Ales. Sinelair,
Jas. Patterson, Jas. Glesu.
ORICE-LTIMAL. — Bread nine, E.
Glee, Nathan Peck, By. Kreger; foal,
E. Wee, By. Kroger, Abe. Geeiger ;
Iwo year old, Wm. "Love ; onT, year
old, Jno. Becher, Weodal Smith. Jno.
Becker ; span, Jno. Becher.. E. Gies,
Leeds Bestimeyer.
0 ENVEAL Po/mom—Breed max ee. Ab.
Geiger. Jas. Patterson. Jure. Geiger;
foal. Wendel Smith, Jas Patterson,
Wendel Smith • two year old, Ross
Johnsten, 3. 11, Schr.efl, leo Gerger ;
ene year old, Btos, Wen.
dal Smith, C'aeper Wolper; span,
Jacob Bader.
Jrnor.„—Win Monteith, Ceborne.
Ce.ratteor..—Beeed mare, Dan Spell -
r, Witzel ; feat, Win Witzeb
Dau Spencer ; two yvar old, W L Ne
Laun, Ab Geiger, S Bennie; ane Year
old, Wm Wit zel, Louis Ve alper ; span.
Casper Wolper; buggy horse, B
F E Kale, Jno, Preeter.
Beeensurt. — Breed male, Wm
Witzeb Jno Geiger; real. Wm Wit.
511, LORIN Wolper ; two year old, Inc
(ieiger, Geo Coleman ; epee,R (ira-
bane EIliatt Bres. Joe Becher; buggy
Leese, Chris. Either, Nathan Peck,
Geo Sehcellig.
Judge.— M in HiXOTI, Exeter.
At the cle.ee el the hoz Se $110W theze
was a eeeedente contest, styled as a .
or late rose potatees, Geo.
HORTICULTURE
Collection of apples, Snowden Bros;
fall apples, Spider Bros, Abe Geiger;
winter apples, Hy. Kraft, Johu Deck-
er ; king Tompkins, Hy Bowler, Hy
Kraft; SEOW apples, °seer Ko'eliler,
Teo Decker ; northern epies, Hy Road:
er, Abe Geiger; haldvern, By Reader
R. I. Greenmers, By Roeder, Chris Os-
wald spitzenbmg, .Alex AleEwen ;
canada red, Kraft, Chris Oswald
ribson pippin, By Baader Chris Os-
wald ; goldeo Russett, Hy Kraft, Jno
Decker; ben davie, °mate Koehler,
Abe Geiger; 'evagners, Snider Bros.;
mann, Hy Kraft, Hy Roeder.; maiden's
blush, Jiro Decker; Written)), pippip,
3 Smith, Hy Baader; pewauleee, E
Gies ; colverta Hy Kraft, Jno Decker;
glori wallah Abe Geiger, By Reader;
russett, fly Boader..lno Decker; fali
ars. (ea) Abe Geiger ; winter pewee
01) W B Battleze; pease, fell and
winter, (col) R R Muleteer* ; bartlet
pears, Alex IticEwcre, R R Johneten
flemisle beauty, Jacob Brown, M V
White ; clapp's favorite, J K Wise*
Jacob Brown; peaches, Wendel
smith, (leo Sehroader ; prunes, P
Hartman, R R Johnston“ crab ap-
ples, red, Samuel RRIllaie, H. Bender ;
grapes, Jos eVeseloh, -Woo Stelcic ;
collection of grapes, Clu is Oswald, W
B Battler; collection el plums, JlteOb
BIOWP, Ai V White; collection of
canoed Ault, R Jobeeten, Jno,Deche ;
er, Sanel Rennie.
Jonoits.--Horticultute awl garden
h ,
vegetables, D. French, Clinton ; F.
Bees Zuric.
'GARDEN VEGETABLES.
Tatruel'e Trot. This was won by Jno ar
Schroeder, Ily Iloader, Abel Geiger;
white or red elephant potatoes. Gen
Schroeder. Cyt us Coloskey, 13
Battler ; Colored° red potatoes, 0e0.
Schrvader, P Hartman • Michigan
blue potatoes, Geo Schreader,Snowelen
MOS, ; any variety potainee, A Iseeter,
Hy Reader, Abe Geiger; white joint
rotatoee Geo Schreader, W B Batt -
es., Wu; 131a4twill ; Ernphe potatee ei;
Geo. Schroeder, Geo, Schoellig, W B
Battler , Carman ootateee, B Batt-
ler, 1Vra Blat kwill; mail white beans,
W B Battler, Geo. Clauslas ; beans,
any variety, Clirle. Oswald, Jim).
Decker,. yellow corn, Chris. Oswald,
Fred Willert ; sweet. corn, Snider
Lime., Dan Sartiras ; zed onions, Cas-
per Rcerig, P Bender ; yellow onions,
Witwer, Snowden Bros.), ; Dutch
setts, Casper Roerig, F Witmer ; white
field =tots, Casper Wainer, Wendel
Smith ; red field carrote, Ow. Schroe-
der. jrio Becker; red garden carrots,
P Hartman, RR Johnston; Swedish
turnips, Jno Decker, P Hartman ; yel-
low globe mangolds, P. Hartman, "Jas
Hagan. sr., ; long ,red roangolds, Fred
Winne, A. Foster ; long yellow men -
golds, Fred Willett, Hy Kraft; Ox-
ford cabboge, Geo Schroeder ; flat
Dutch cabbage, Geo Schroeder ; black
spanish radishes, Jacob .Haberer ;
pumpkins any variety, By Bonder;
celery, Thos Johnson, R 13 Jobneton ;
blood beets, R tit Johnston, Herman
Well ; rooted beets, W B Battler, P
Hartman •, watermelons, A Foster,
Cyrus Coloskey ; muskmelons, Abe
Geiger, A Foster ; red tomatoes, Geo
Schoellig, Snowden Bros. - yellow to-
matoea, Snowden Bros., SV B Battler.
SPECIALS.—COM Stalk, W B Batt-
ler ; col potatoes, Geo Schroeder ;
wbite field turnips, P Hartman ; sugar
beet, P Hartman, A Foster ; citron,
By Roeder, Chris Oswald; cucumber.
Data Schnell.
IMPLEMENTS.
Double iron, harrows, Jno Deichert,
Jno Weseloh ; lumber wagon, By
Guenther, Jacob Deichert ; carriage,
F Hess ; open buggy, F Hess, H Guen-
ther • covered buggy, Hess lima 2;
Pordand cutter, F Hess 1 and 2 ;
square • box cutter, H Guenther;
mikado, H Guenther,
Ileede I -Glee, an easy fitet. W. Witzel
et ceed. Eat. Elliott's third.
CA41 TLE.
Llynna-Milch cow, Jacob Reader
3st, tleal and id ; 2 year old heifer,
Jacob Reeder, let and 2n4; Yearling
heifer, Jacob Wader, H. Roeder,
Sinteu Miller ; boll calf. Ily Kraft •
heifer calf, Jaceb Reader, 11 Itcoder,
Ily Kraft.
themin THAN THORO'ICREO DURHAM-
-MHOS VOW, Jacob Reader, 3 Surma%
By ; heifer calf, P Bea-
man, 11 Roeder, Jacob Habeeert
vette old heifer, Med Wiliert, Jno
Pfaff, 2n4 and 31e1 ; yearling heifer,
Feed Willeet, 8 Serums, F, ;
2 year old steer, Jim Pfaff II. Kalb -
&lea. 2n4 and thel ; fat cow, Hy
Bonder; yearling steer, Jno Pfaff,
Ily Bender, 11 Kalbfleieth ; Jersey
cow, IF 'Whiter; fat steer, Jacob Roed-
er, Hy Roeder, 2n4 LORI :rd ; heifer
calf, 11 Roeder ; pair steers, Jno Pfaff.
evriovs.—Ino Sheppherd, Heneall ;
Ricb. P4,i1bae, Bayfield,
SHEEP.
Loxo Woon.—Aged I are, SROWeel)
Bros. ; vearling ram, Geo Penbele,
.E Gies ; breeding ewes, Geo PenhaIe,
E Gies ; yearling ewes, Geo Penbale,
E Gies ; ewe lanais, E Gies'Geo Pen -
hale ; ram lamb, Geo Penhele, E Gies.
FINE WOOL.— Yearling ram, A
Dunkin, let and 2n4; ram lamb, A
Dunkin. 1st and 2nel •, yearling ewes,
A Dunkin lst and 2nd; fat sheep,
Geo Penhale, E Gies ; breeding ewes,
A Dunkin let and 2n4; ewe lambs, A
Dunkin, let ann 2nd.
HOGS.
131;niesinnee—AgEd SOW, Snowden
Bros., lst and 2nd.
T.emwonzn,—Snowden Bios ; spring
boar, Conrad Fuss ; spiing sow, Con-
rad Fuss, 1st anti 2nd ; 1 -year-old boar,
Conrad Fuss; 1 -year-old row, Snnev-
den Bros.
CHESTER, WRITE. — Aged boar,
Alonzo Fostes ; aged sow, Snowden
Bros ; 1 -year-old sow, Snowden Bros.
Juum.rs.—Sheep and bogs, David
McLaren, Kippen ; Jas. Petty, Hen -
sail.
POULTRY.
Hambinge, Alis Colin Campbell;
plymouth rocks, G W Irwin, Mrs
Campbell; Wvandottes, ells Camp-
bell, Snowden Bros; silver crested
polamis, 11 Roeder, G W Irwin;
dark brahmas, 0 W Irwin 1st and 2m3;
dorkins, G W Irwin, 1st and 2nd •
black =names, Mrs Campbell, G
Irwin ; red caps, Geo Clausias, Wen-
del Smith ; white leghorns, G W Ir-
win, 1st and 2nd; brown leghorn, Geo
Cleusias. WendelSmith; buff cochin
hens, G W Irwin, Jno Prang; ban-
tams, Mrs Campbell, A Dunkin ;
Pekin china ducks, G W Irwin, Geo
Clausias ; rouen ducks, Snowen Bros,
Geo °tansies ; Ducks, any breed,
G W Irwin, Snowden Bros; geese,
Wm Boader ; turkeys, Snowden Bros, I Geiger, Snowden Bros. ; honey in
comb, Geo Clausias, Jacob Haberer ;
G W Irwin ; guinea fowls, Jno Prang;
home-made bread, Geo Mums, R R
toulouse geese, Snowden Bros, Geo
Clausias. Johnston ; baker's bread,. 0 Either •
home-niade buns, W F Caldwile R 13
johnston • extracted . hoiley, Geo
, ()tansies, Wended Sntith ; maple syrup,
Wm Blackwill, Den Sarunan,
JUDOES.—R J Drysdale, Drysdale ;
E Rennie, Hensel).
. LADIES' WORK.
Crochet quilt, Jno Decker, Juo
Geiger ; crewel work, Mrs. Colin
Campbell, Geo Nott ; tufted quilt, W
B Battler, Sam Wise ; knitted 'quilts
Geo Nott, Thos Johnson ; Berlin wool
wreath, Simon Miller, Thos Johnson ;
Log Cabin quilt, GeoNott,Jeo Dectter;
patch quilt, J K Wise, Sam Wise e
quilt sewed on ground work, J no
Decker, Geo Nott ; outline quilt, P
Haetnaan ; horne-ree.cle coverlet, J
Wise, P Barone') ; horneonade
Sarn Wise, J 11 Weimer epainting on
velvet, 0 Prez, Mrs, Campbell ; Berth.
wool worlo• .eles. Campbell,' Thus
johnetori ; Berlin wool pillow cushions,
Mrs. Campbell, las Cochrane; crochet
work, Mrs. CarepheleGeo Nott ; alum
baeket, J' J Smith eirs. ;
heir wreath, • Jno 'Decker ;. feather
wroth, Thos Johnson; beading on
cotton, Geo Notts. leers, Campbell ;
catelboarcl work, Geo Note, Tina J ohn-
sue ; stem cushi oa,AD2,2, OampteJ1,8041.
Wise ; etiolate work, Geo Nott, Mrs.
Careptieli ; lioniton lace, M V White.
Ley Jeweler ; keitted lace c4.P.th t.iPo
ill Veil in wore, Ve
Steel ie le le eteeeston ; straw tiesket„
It le .1 hestoe, Aires deetteleolli L
Wore, Airs. L cushion toilet,
MANUFACTURE.
Horseshoes, finished from hammer,
Jacob Deichert, .1no Weseloh • horse-
shoes finished from file, Jno Veichert,
Jacob Deichert ; buggy harness, B A
Higgins; collection shoes, P Bender,
Fritz ; collection leather, F Witwer ;
colleotion tile, Sern'l Rennie : finished
flax, 0 Cook, Rickbeil & Heideman;
borne -made wool blankets, Geo Nott,
Sam Wise:
DAIRY PRODUCE.
50 pounds butter, Snowden Bros.,
Abe Geiger, Geo Clausias ; 5 pounds
butter, J K Wise, Samil Rennie, R R
Johnson ; home-made cheese Jno
Fu1 SALE B
SHOES of FASMON
When you want the
highest shoe style—the
meet beautiful Anish cOtUe
lined with correct fits
lightness and wear;
Shoos that are fashion•
ably correct— no matter
what shape or style --
You can get them In
the "Sovereign" shoe.
"Sovereign"shoes re,-
present the highest and best
in shoe making.
Flexible, light, stiong
and handsome.
Laced or buttoned shoes
boo, beet ated. $4.00.
Low shoes or (1,4for4s
$20%), $3.5o and $3.no per
pair.
). Branded on the soles ;
"Sovereign Shoe"
EET, EXETER.
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few --
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4
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A Range 7:11e
with a
G'oorl
foren,v
Record ff=
That's what you get whezz
you buy a Ray Thought.
The Rappy Thought Range
was one of the Arst Ranges
manufactured in Canada,
More Rappy Thought
Ranges are manufactured
and sold each year than all
other Canadian makes combined -1.50,000 being now in use.
Vaen.buying buy Canada's Favorite, "The Bay Thought,”
not an experiment. : :
anutactura by
The Wm. Buck Stove Co., Limited, Br otford
'Mite the erautifeeturera for eilustratest catalogue.
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W. J. REAMAN, EXETER
Geo Katt, Mrs. Campbell ; lamp mat,
3 13Wiee ; ernes work Ms. Campbell;
head Newt:* M V Wfrite, Geo Nott;
shell ea ork, Geo Nott, Jas Cochrane;
chemise, M V White, 13 13 Johnston ;
darned work, M V White, Geo Nottil
gent's dress shirt, By ICraft,11,13 John-
ston ; tatting, Mrs. Campbell, Thos
Johnson ; embroidery in silk, 0 Frita
Mrs. Campbell i • emluoidery . muslin,
Geo Nott, VWhite ; woollen stock-
ings, 3 K Wise, Geo Nott; cotton
stockings Sam Wise'Herman Well;
knitted nets in wool. Sam.Wise, Wm
Stelek ; knitted socks in wool, Sam
Wise, Sane' Bennie; paper basket,
Sam Wise, .1 J Smith• arasene work,
Mrs. Campbell, M V'Whitte • crazy
work, Geo Nott, Mrs. Campbll ; silk
patchw ork, Thos Johnson, Sam Wise;
outline apron, Airs. Campbell, Jas
Cochrane ; batten wreath, lima
Reader ; crochet petticoat, Thos John -
SOD, Wm Stelck ; crazy cloylie, 3 J
Smith, Thos Johnston ,• chair tidy,
Mrs. Campbell, M V White ; rag car-
pet, Sant Wise.
SrEmAre—Draw pillow shams, J F
Rickbeil ; outline pillow shams, 3 H
Schnell ; eofa, pillow, By Roeder ;
drawn work, Heiman Well ; pin cush-
ion, P Bender.
• FLOWERS AND PLANTS.
Collection of flowers, R R Johnston;
maple leaf, R R Johnston ; boquet of
cut flowers, Thos Johnston, R John-
ston; collection of geraniums, Thos
:Ilkeston, Jas Cochrane ; 'collection of
cacti, Thos Johnson. Jas Cochrane;
collection of calla lilies, R R Johnston;
collection of pansies, By Roeder, Thos
Johnson ; collection Fuschias. R R
Johnston.
JonoBs.—Ladiete wprk arid flowers,
Aire. W Fritz, Crediton; Mrs. John
Johnstoe, Beneath •
FINE ARTS.
Oil painting (portrait), M 17 White,
Mrs. Catembell ; oil paiiiting (land-
scape), M V White, Mrs. Campbell;
water color, (landscape), Jas Cochrane,
Twee Papers -30c.
We are going to offer two papers
for the balance of this year for 30
ceets. One of these is Tem Tneos,you
letow the value of that. The other is
the Weekly Sue, ackeowludged to be
the best, farm, borne and market paper
in Canada. Tell yoor 'friends of this
Lifer. If they waut to see a sample of
rear paper eefore 'subscribing ask them,
to drop te, a (elect giving their name
aid add] t.sh a [Id e will seed one ; if
they i4ant A Sr, mills copy of The Sun a
card addreesed to Weekly Sue, Toron-
to, askiog for (sae will seeure what is
asked for. Get Your friends to sub-
scribe now, ee•-. the Fr;Oner they come in
the more paeeett they will get for the
re ors ey. Send reit ittan ce to TREs
TIMES office,
rf yOu 1 a l',A) 3..D.te.-Liver Pill to -night, before
e.,t;rit4.4- 14, will -0wcr-t; wklic yen sleep without, a
,1A1 hil1ou4ne5s, sonstipation,
e".eeeeset +era sit keee ewe:0, and maul, yom
e Leer in 0 t -ler:dee
of !le PlrOV Dtptoms le fry-lirladt'lca
1.;a40108, etc.
11,4 .; are 0, ante .01re for all
liEW.STEA
Pump
Charlton ez Reddy ould Worm
the public that they have opened a,
steam pump factory in the premises.
north of Town Hull, Exeter, and are
prepared to supply all kinds of pumps
and fittings, alsoplumbing water tanks
and troughs, or anythireg in the line
of woodwork at close prices. Repair-
ing of any description carefully and.
done.
CALL. AND SE8
Charlton & Keddry.
Mrs. Campbell; Crayon ‘vork, (por-
trait), Jas Cochrane ; oil or water col
or, flowers, Airs, Campbell, M V White;
pencil drawing, Jas. Cochraue„ Airs.
Campbell; pen and ink eketthes, Mrs.
Campbell, Jes Cethrane ; painting on
felt, M 'V' White, Jas. Cochrane; peint-
ing on silk, Jas. Cochrane, Mrs. Camp-
bell; painting on plaster parie, Thos.
Johnson, R R Jr brae on.
Judges—Geo. Tz ott, Hemel]; F W
Hess, Zurich.
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mucous membraires with its healing.'
soothing properties. That's Catarrh-
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tell you it's the only effective enethod
of treatment acd that it is Vine—
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scanty, cloudy,. thick, .111fridy colored urine,.
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