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There's nerve nourishment in Blue Ribbon Tea.
There'ss rest for tired brains and worn-out bodies. There's
food for impoverished blood.
The most delicate and fragile leaves of the tea plant are in
this tea -that's why it is so fragrant and aromatic.
Blue Ribbon Tea invigorates the faculties -makes the mind
clears dives new zest to living.
Blue
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tacit, Minced 0 Co F htrlsd be
Cerlion Greens
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seisR for the
1.ed Label
The fvloisons Bank
(Incorporated by .let of Parliament leis
Head Of tee, Mo -t eae
Capital (all paid up) - $2,500,00
Reserve Fnnd - - - e2,250,00
38 Branches in Ontario, Quebec, Alberta,
British Columbia and Manitoba.
EXETER. BRANCH
Open Every Lawful Day from 10 a. m,
to 8 p. in.; except
Sntut days, 10 a. m. to l p. m.
Farmers Sale Notes cashed or col-
lected. Forms supplied on application.
Drafts on all points in the Dominion.
Great Britain and United States
bought and sold at lowest rates of
ewr •hange.
SAVINGS DEI-ARTAIENT.
Deposits of $1.00 and upwards receiv-
ed. interest compounded half yearly,
and added to principal June 30th and
December 31st. Deposits Receipts also
issued and highest current tate of
interest allowed.
Advances make to farmers, stock
dealers and business men at lowest
rates and cn most favorable terms.
Agents at Exeter for Dominion
GovPrnmert.
OLCSEMO 3s CARLING, N. D. HURDON,
SOLICITORS. MANAGER
youngest daughter, Miss :'Mare' Man-
-Leitch, b eamc the bride of ,Mr. T, T.
Leckie, of London. They will take. up
Chair aibede in London.
11liilbraok Farm, the residence.of Mr
end Mrs. George Bites, near Bayfield,
on Wednesday evening, September,
t 10th at eight o'clock, was the scene of
a d;zinty wedding, •tee cnntrncjing
parties being bliss Minerva Bates and
Mr. W. G. Petersen, of Seaforth.
I Stupefying 'headtaches are cured* the
heart cleared, and the brain brighten-
ed by Milburn's Sterling Hea.daahe
'Powders. They do not . waken the
heart. Price 10c and 25c.
A beautiful aster and fern wedding
look place at "The Maples" the resi-
t deuce of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Elliott
. of Stanley, at high noon, on Sept.
10th, when their eldest daughter, Ger-
, trude 31. became the bride of Mr.
. Edgar E. Gibson, of Wellesley,Rev.
E. C. Jefnn;ngs performing the sero -
many. •
The 'induction of Rev. J. S. Bender -
sea, formerly of He:nsal!, Ont., into Ws
pasto:ra•te of St. Andrew's chatrch.New
'Westminster, B. C., took .plaoe an • the
letlh inst. The moderator, Rev. Hugh
'KJ. Robertson, presided. • Mr. Gill-
' man, of I i5it sion, preached, while Mr.
Oswald, Laan 3. rs, addressed:: the peva
he (rxeeerPips "'Pio.
On Wednesday evening last the barn
Calendar for September
SuimAt 6 13
MONDAY 7 1.4
TUESDAY 1 8 15
WEDNESDAY., . 2 0 16
THURSDAY3 10 17
FRIy3Y 4 11 18
BA ueDAY 5 12 19
o.n the farm of Mr. James H. Camp -
1903 { bell. 8th concession. McKillop, a 'mile
20 27; east of Winthrop, was completely des -
21 28; trnyed by fire, together with all the
22 29 esteem's Drop and some .pigs. Mr
28 30• Campbell had threshed a Iarge ,quan-
24 lily of wheat, which was also eons'OEm-
23 ed.
26
THERE'S A . STORY IN MORNING
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Ise, 1903 •TIREI}NESS.
Milloi-ERi; A story of poor blood, weakened nor
*vas, of a starved brain. Plenty of
i
9 foal, mind you, but perhaps poorly
All the news of Interest to;iprapa'ned arid Loo poorly digested to
ma,injt,ain a vioanous body. Ferrozone
Times Readers Happeningmakes blood, gives strength to the
'nerves, carts the flagged feeling ethat
in these Counties.
HURON
GENET .1t.L Na1WS
'no Canatclian Cordage Conxpanyta,f-
ter only fifteen mends operation,. find
Met their business has outgrown t11
elagneeittii of their extensive buildings
sunt plant, and tenders aro invited for
'lairs additional buildings.
DOES 'CIIILDREN GOOD.
"1 hese u,sesl: 'i)'r, Low's ;Worm Ste--.
sup in any family, and, it, itis laways
been effectual awl 'bats delne'the child-
ren 'good. I can liighiy recoznmeudl a t.
MRIS. Jos'ep'h Langtry, Brockville,
Toronto is tasking a part in the pet-
itions whieh 'are being presented to
t'he house -of • Commons asking that
the 'paeleage of . , the Government's
Transcontinental Railway Bill be de -
!erred until after "full and accurate
• •intorma;tian" shall have been,obtained
This yee'r Over 1,200 13arnalw1q boys
have lett England r'ar Canada. Thus
is considerably the . 1,ar'st number
ever brought out ,in one year. Th&wp
plicatians for boys from Ontario 'far-
�.,1' ere and others, have buawvever, been
fa<r In excess of the sueely. Veto every
boy available Mere are ou an average
a )IO1f dozen applications.
It is :pleasing to :hens that the lass.
caused ,i'n DI:unilleba by lihee. Jr -scent
Morin, will not be es, great as was at
first feared. A Large portion of the
enop wee Osars'ested in good condition
before the storm. The result however
of the storm will be a lowering of the
igiradce at the wheat.
Rev. Dr. G. J. Bond, editor; of „The
Christian Guardian, has, it is under-
stood, tendered his resignation. Since
-the death of his wife a few weeks ago
Mr. Bond has been in very unsatisfalc-
t ry 'health, and after the recent tvieit
to Toronto, of his brother, Sirr. Rioh-
,a'rd Bc'std, Premier of Newfoundland,
Chis resignation from active work was
sent in. Rev. George Bond was :appo-
inted edit -or of the Guardian on thci
retirement of Rev. Dr. A. 0. Courtice,
and has filled the office most capably.
Dr. Bond's many f.riends regret deeaily
his i,ndis1 ositian, and the Methodist
People are keenly mise to;the loss.
which they incur by his resignation.
The.question of appointing a.successor
to Dr. Bond has not yet been consider
ed, but it Ls quite; pmobable that one
of the young men who were previous-
iy'connected •teith the Guardian will
be Chain.
prevents vigorous thought este action.
Huron Use Fe'rrozone, it snakes blood, and
The county council will distribute 'good 'blood feeds the .nerv:e,s; Strong
this year over .$3000 as their share of land vigorous nerves are just ano (her
the continuation grant. in'ame far good he alth. If you seek
Lnxa-Liver Pills are the ladies.' fav ;health wed a relief from ,the f tired
orida -cathartic, as they do,nat,grilpe or' morning feeling, use Ferrozone. AU
sir paiin, sicken or weaken on cause tbe 4 druggists.
etl'ig'httr,:;t inconvenience. Price 25c...
all'cjsr'u{ggfists.
Netter wedding was that. at the , Perth
A Netter
:residence of jamb Crozier, Jth eon- Mr. Louis S. Pfriminier has sold his
session. Ashfield„ at 5 p. m. en Wednes ,hundred -'acre farm, lot 23, cone, El -
day last, the contracting parties be- lice, an,a of the finest farm* in the
in,g Miss Maude, a second daughter of county of Perth, to Mr. 3. Stainacker,
Mr. Crozier, and Riche eel A. Misner, of Fullerton, for $8,500.
of Windsor. Smart Weed and Bolladannae oom-
All the lung healing properties of binrud svilh the other ingredients 'used
tha pine are bottled up in Dr. Wood's in She best porous plasters, meek Car
-
Norney I'ina Syrup. It is the most 1 tares S. W. & ,B. Backache Plasters
sat;:,,•iaetory remedyy for coughs and the best in the market. Price 25 c.
colds or alt kinds. Price 25c.
A peaty wedding took place at noon
on Friday et the residen.e of lairs.
Alex. Monteith. Clinton, when heir
•,pL,,,.^?�Y1S.CM.'k:ST4•h`.7JTSlG;a...
For coughs, colds, bronchitis,
asthma, weak throats, weak
lungs, consumption, take
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
C4 �g
actrr a I.
n .
Always keep a bottle of it in
the house. We Have been
saying this for 60 years, and
so havethe doctors.
" r have used Ayer's Cherry Pectoral in my
family for 40 years. It is the hest medicine
in CUs world, l know, for all throat and lung
troubles."
Mins, J. iC, NoslOROBs, Waltham, Mass.
24r .r.50a,f11.00. 0. Arlin 0n.,
All rtruggtstn, • owen, Mass, .;
i
Ultelgs
atersterarosmarmonweasmznwasesozrP
Daily action of the bowels is nece:t"
eery. Aial nature with Aver's hills.
TENDENCY OF CATARRH IS TO
SPREAD;
Just 'a slight matter at first, and be
cause sligibtt, neglected; but the seed
sown brings forth a dangerous, har-
vest, Consumption, which is the, har-
vest •of death. Batter spend a few
moments each dey inhaling Catarrho-
zoine, an aromatic antiseptic that re-
lieves :et once, 1 clears the :nasal pas-
s'a,ges, and rest:oxes lost sense of taste
a,nd smell. The immediate effect of
Ca;tarrhoaone is magical, so prompt
and efficient. ,Cure is certain and
:pea'm'anent if you use Catarrhozone.
Pries SI. Small size 25c., at . Drug-
gists or Polson & Co., Singston, Ont.
THE ZURICH FAIR
The Hay Township Agricultural Soc
ie,ty's fair Look place on We,dneaday
and Thursday of last week. The wea-
ther was somewhat •damp and ;chilly,
but that did not prevent a• very large
tettendenc•a. All classes wore well
fi'L:tad, eceilytlri+n,g in splendid elandit-
ion, and competition keen. The Hen -
sell band enlivened the priageediilg
vary mulch and en tbeOwwhole iL• was
cine of the most successful fairs in'the
eir.•nala of r,ne society.
HORSES.
I's1iss McLellan, of Stratford, lately
of the Godrorich High School, was am -
:pointed aesista.nt in the commercial,
I&epartiment in the Toronto Junction
Collegiate Institute, at a ,recent meet-
'
ing oaf the board.
If you lhad Laken two of Carter's Lit
tle Liver Pills before retiring you
would ,not hove had that ' coated ton-
gue ,or bard taste in the mouth Ibis
morning. • Keep a via] with you for
vicca'ioeial use.
Mr, William Johnston, of Illanshand
has published his work entitled:"His-
tory of Perth -County, 1825-1002.". Mr.
Johnston has devoted- an immense
amount of time read labor to t,eom-
-pilaLion and editing of his work, the
facts of which arra authenticated: by
rt.,once
:fe
r to documentary and other
pr oafs.
Are you free from all crude aguish.-
'relating
u i;ir.'rilating *natter. Concentrated rnedi-
eine only. Caster's Little Liver; Pills
Very email ; very easy to fl a_ke ; no
pain; no griping; no purging. Try
them
0•n Wednesday, Sept. Otlr, the :house
df Mrs. W'itlrell, Fullerton, wait the
atone ,cif a quiet but pretty wedding
when her daughter. Minnie, and Mr.
John T. Faust, of Chicago, wswelte, nett-
ed in marriage. The ceremony WAS
performed by the Rev. C. W. Brown
peter of the Methodist ohuret), Mit-
1
Beare the The Kind You Have Always Bought.
signature
of
s r,'
Draught.-jIirood• mare, accompaaii,-
ied by foal, J. Patterson, let, 2ntand
3rd; foal, T. J. Berry, J.P:attrsan,
2nd and 3rd; 2 -year-old gelding or fil-
ly, B. Smilie, A. Geiger ; 1 -year-old
gelding o'r filly, R. B. hieLelan; B: Soni
lie, P. Bhfile ; Span mares• or geldings
in harness and wagon, W. J. Elder,
W m. Fee.
-Agrieuitarai.-Brood mare accom-
panied by foal, W. Moody, S. M. We-
03:ride, W. 3. Elder ; foal, W. Moody,.S.
McBride, R. )3. Mclean; 2-yetar-rold
gelding otr filly, A. Buchanan, E. Glee,
A. Love; 1-yenr`.old gelding or filly, J.
Bonthron, R. B. McLean, R. Love;
span meets or geldings in harness and.
wagon, 0. Leary, E. Gies, J. Docker.
General Purpose.- Brood: mare ac-
companied by foal, A. Geiger, J. Hab
erer, W. Smith ; foal, J., • Pat,terson
Goo. •Cluisins, W. Smith; 2-yyeer-old
gelding 'or filly, J. Decker, J.. Gellman
A. Meliick ; 1 -year-old gelding or Lil-
ly, J. Pat/lemon, S. McBride, ; John
GalIman; span mares. or geldings: in
harness and wagon, J. Hogan, J. Roe-
der, W. Witzel.
Carriage. -,Brood mare ace: meant --
ed by foal, Geo. Dick, W, •WLntzel J.
Bucker; foal, W. Witzel, P. Lamont,
A. Geiger, ; 2-;year-eldegeltding or fil-
ly, W. Witzeh 0, Fitter.; 1-year-oid
gelding or filly, A. Ronnie; span- mar-
es or geldings, in harness and: buggy,
J. Johnston ; buggy horse in harness
W. II. Wood, J. Ir. Russell,' C. Either, ;
Road>s1efis.--Brood mare. accompan-
ied by foal, T. M. Forsythe; W. Wit-
zel, P. Laman,t; foal, W. Witzel, W.
„fill Staffed Up
O
Is it acting well? Bowels
regular? Digestion good? If
not, remember Ayer's Fills.
The kind you have known all
your life. r. c, .Ayes Co,. Lowed, Mess,
Want your moustache or beard
a beautiful brown or rich black? Use
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
EMT Ore. It. P. EAU Ce.. UAiUUA. N. II..
McAlister, T. M, Fo,rsythc ; 2 -yeas
aid 'gelding •er filly, A. Buieha,nan; W,
SYdtxol, N, Barents ; 1-y:ar-ol;d-gelding:
ou -filly, W, Witzel, D. S:ehneil,
Allister ; span mares or geldings , Up,
laciness and buggy, M. MoNaught+on ;
buggy horse In harness and buggy, E.
J. Wei,per, Enatt & Son, W. Witzel
lady'dsiiver, W. Witzel, R. B. McLean,
J. Decker •
Judges.-Jas.'Haadfard, C. Wolfe. •
' CATTLE.
1)urthiam.-Mitch cow, J. Roader, 1st
2nd and 3rd ; ,2 ;year-old heifer•,f3.
Chambers, W. kI oAllis tear, J. Cham-
bers ; yetarling heifer, H. Roader, J.
Chambers, A. lloa,dar ; bull calf, J.
Roader ; 'heifer calf, J. Geiger, A. Roe-
der, P. Dletichex t ;.
Other than Thorobred Durham., -
Miirth cow, J. Pfaff, 1st: and 2nd, 3,
Welbber; heifer calf P, Hartman, W.
McAlrister, L. Roader ; 2 -year-old hei-
fer, Snowden Bros., H. Rader, P.
Hartman; yearling Heifer, F. Willerrt
H. Roader, J. Chambers; 2-yea'readd
steer. P. Hartman, J, Roader, Ht Roe-
der ; fat'co'w or heifer, W. McAllister,
1st and 2nd, W. Smith; yearling steer,
Willert, J. Roeder, 2nd and 3rd ,'
jersey cow, S. 'Ralrinie ; fat 'steer, M,
Me Allister, P. Hartman ; steer calf,
L. Roader, M. M.Allister 2nd and
3r:dt.
SHEEP
Lang Wool. -Aged Tam, and year-_
line' rem, Geo. Penhale ; Pair ewes hav
ing raised lambs in 1903, .Geo. •• Pen --
hale, H. Trumner ; pair yearling ewes,
Geo. Penhlaale, 11. Trumner ; pair ewe
Lambs and Tam lamb, Geo. Petnhale,
las !e d 2nd.
Eine Wool.; -A. Duncan lst and 2nd
in this class with the exception of ag-
ed 'ram and fat sheep.
' PIGS.
Berk,stb,ire.-:Aged boar, Snowden
Bros.; aged sow, Jas. Harvey, Snowe-
den Bros; spring sow, Snowden Bros.,
1st and 2nd; 1 -year-old soww,•;Snosv-
den Bras let.
Tarwwonbh.-•Snowden Bros. took all
prizes with the exception of spring
boar and 1 year-old boar.
Chester White. - Aged sae and
sprtiing sow,. Snowden .Biros.
Yorkshire. Aged boar, Jas. Harvey
aged ,soar, A. D:utnecn, SnowdeniBros.,;
spring sow, Jas. Harvey, Snowden
Bros.: 1 -year-old boas;, II . Trumner,;
1-year=old• sowv, Jas. Harvey, Snowden
Bras.
Judges: -Jas. drmstra'ng, James
Petry.
POULTRY.
Plymouth Racks, J. W. Erwin, : P.
Becker ; Wynndo ties, P. Becker, W. B.
Battler ; Silvesifrerested Polaaads; J.W.
Erwin, 1st and .2nd ; Light Brahmas, J
W. Erwin; dark Brahmas, 3. IT. ,Er-
win, P. Becker ;'Games, Black; kiln -
areas and White Minorcas, J. W. Er-
win 1st and 2nd; Red Caps, G..Clp.us-
itns, W. Smith,: White Legh:ornmsiW
D. Battler; D. •Hauch ; White: Lengsh-
ens, J. W. Erwin; Buff .Coohins, :Geo.
Clausius, J'. W. Erwin; Partridge 'Co -
chins, J. W. Erwin, 1st and 2nd ; Cock
ereis, P. Becker, 1st and 2nd.; Pekin
China Ducks, J. W. Erwin, Snowden
Bros • Rouen Ducks, J. W. Erwin,,
Snowden Bros.; ducks any breed,: J..W
Erwin; geese, H. Raider, II. Trumieer
turkeys, H. Trumner, J. W. Erwin;
Guinea Fowl, Geo. Clausius ;,best col-
lection pigeons, P. Boechler ,11. Trum-
ner collection rabbits, C. Oswald;
Toulouse Geese, Snowden Bros., Geo.
Clausius.
Judges. -Geo. Brown. J. C. Steno -
men..
GRAIN AND SEEDS.
White fall wheat, J. K. Wise,sD.
Hai eh, W. Roader ; red fall wheat, W.
Kropp, S. Wise, C cohost; spring,whe..
a:1, S. Wise, J. S., ;Wise ; 0-eohved• bnr-
ley, E. Gies, W. 33. Battler, W; R,oaxi,-'-
er ; 2=roared barlle.y, J. K. Wise , blank
ails, Alex. MCEwen, J. K. Wise, S.
Morose : white oats, S. Wise, 3. K. Wise
W. B. Battler; large peas' J. S. Wise
S. Wiese, A. MoEwen ; eye, A, Fester ;
speliz, A. MnEwvean, Snowden Bros. ; col
lec'L•io'n of grain in head, J. K. WiserW
B. Batl:ler ; small pens, S. Wised J. K,
Wise, G. Clausius ; *red clover 'seed, B.
S. Phillips, P. Hartman ; thnothy,seed
A. McEw'an,,13. S. -Phillips, 31..McAr--
(hue•s collection seed grain, J. K. Wise
judges. -John McNevin, 3, F. Moore
,HORTICULTURE.
Colle'-•taon o•f a'PPI's, E• Gies, B411:5.1;012
Snoww.1on Bras ; 8ai1 apples, L+'.
E .lppp ; winter apples, E. Iilopp, W.
; Bing Tompkins, L. Reader,
Snoidtr Bros.; snow apples, H. Read-
er, II. Krait ; northern spies, II. Road-
er, G. Schroeder; baldwans, E. ;Klapp,
D. Samara.e; R. I. greeanings, H. Kraft,
Snetidea• Bros. ; spitzenburg, A. McEw-
etn, E. Iilopp; icribson pippins; W. 13.
Battler, J. Geiger; golden russett,' F.
Will'rt, 3. Webber ; ben Davis, Sneid-
er Bros., L. •Rcnr'aer ; ' Swears, 13. Sarr
as, E, Kropp ; wagners, II. Trumner,
W. Roeder: 'menet, H. Roader, D.
Bench; 1djaidci'a'a blush, P. Ilartman,
W. oSmith
; Blenheim pippin, I
.Gies,
; pewaukce, W. B.Battler,
i;.
Giles; cohorts, Snowden Bros., T.
Klapp; ghciria Mundt, iG. Schroeder,
G. Sahuelli,g; collection ens -sett ap-
ples, E. Iilopp,'J. Decker ; collection,
pians, tail and winter, J. Ila.r.berer,'W
13. 13aLtle;r; bartlett pears, J. Ilarber-
am : fl'enrish beauty, J. Roader, Jd Har-
berer; good peaches, J. Roader, E.
Gies ; prunes, H. Well, Thos. Johnston
iriab 'apples, red, S. Witmer, A. Mr, -t-
Ewwan; g+rap'ets, II. Kraft; collection of
grapes, G. Schroeder, W, 13. Battler, ;
plume, T. Johnston ; collection , of
plume T. Joher't•an ; collection of conn
and fruit, R R Johnston, 7'. Docker ;
judges. -D. •French, Wrn. Moore.
VEGETABLES.
That's the condition of many sufferers
from catarrh, especially in the morning.
Great difficulty is experienced in clear-
ing the head and throat.
. No wonder catarrh causes headache:
Impairs the taste, smell and hearing,
pollutes the breath, deranges the stom-
aoh and affects the appetite.
To cure catarrh, treatment roust be
constitutional --alterative and tonic.
"I was 111 for Pour months with catarrh
In the head and ths+eat. 11ad a bad cough
and raised blood. 1 bad become dis-
couraged when my Tmsband boa ;bt a bottle
of Hood's Sarsaparilla and persuaded nor
to try it. I advise all to take it. It has
cured and built ms up." Mas. Ilcae Rc-
men, West Llseomb, N. S.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Cures catarrh -it soothes and strength,
eng the mucous membrane and iaull&
up the whole system.
Coietekey; Colorado red -potatoes, W.
Smith ; Micltigau *line potatoes, J.
Herberer, W. B. Bottler, • W. Smith
any vaxiely, G. SAhoeilig, Wall'. Bat-
tier, W. Smith ; •eolleotion ,potatoes,
Snowden Bros., W, Smith, W. B. -Bat-
tler ;
3 ;Bat-tller; .Empire potat,aes, G. Schroeder,
G:. Saboel1ig, W. B. Bat -e'er; Carman
podlaioes, P. Wiliest, W. Roader, G.
Clau;sius; areal' wvhitb;,be'ans, :G. Claus,.
ias, W. 33. Battler ; beans, any variety,
J. 1%. Wise, 3. Decker ; yellow oorn,s C.
Oswald, Snowden Biros.; sweet corn, S.
Wise„ red ovines, W. 13. Metter ;yel-
low anions, J. Webber ; hutch setts, A
5, Faust, P. Becker ; white field .oar..
rot, Snowden Bros., W. Smith: red
garden 'oarnots, L. Roader, A. 'Geiger ;
Ssv✓addlth turnips, 1'. Hart'•man, 11, Baa-
der, ; white turnips, W. 13, Battier,
Snowden Bros. ; yellow globe marigolds
Snowden Bros.; long red • mangolds,
W. B. Battler, J, • Gallim'an ;, long yel-
low •mnn'golds, Saowwden!Bros, P., Hart
man ; Oxford cabbage, II, Trumser, T,
3othinsbon ; flat 'dutch cabbage, A:Geri
grer, T. Johnston ; black Spanish rad-
iehes, B. S. Philips ; while' .radish. J.
Hxrbener, W. M. IIarburn ; pumpkins,
W. Klapp. 11. Neb ; mammoth pump--
kilns, G. Schneider, Snowden Bros. ; cel
cry, T. Johnston, A. Foster.; squash,
Snowden Bras.; blood beets; H. Wells,
Snowden Bras,; rooted beets, A. Geig-
er, W. B, Battler ; watermelons, J.
Webber, C. Coloskey; muskme1.onsi J.
Webber, A. Geiger ; red tomatoes, R.
R, Johnston, 'Snowden 'Bros.; yellow
tomatoes, W. 13. Battler, T. Johnston.
Judges -a. J. Drysdale, J. 3. Mer-
ner.
IMPLEMENTS.
F. Hess, sr., -took all prizes for opera,
buggy, covered buggy, and covered
,ear'riage judges. -'Geo. Brown, J. C. Stone-
man.
'.YIAN;UFACT (IBES.
Sett heavy harness and sett buggy
harness, C. Hartleib, 1st and 2nd ;
carriage harness, C. Harr t'leib; c ollec-
tion shoes, P. Bende.r ; collertion • of
leathex, 3. Wilmer; finished flax, G.
Cook ; 'piano, 11. Well; cement work, J
B. Fo,steu', G. McKay; •
Judge -J. J. Merner, D. French.
' AIRTc PRODE7CTS.
Butter in tub, P. Hartman, Snow-
den Bros., A. Geiger butter for table,
W. Smith, D. Hauch, Snowden Bros.:
(home-m,adae cheese, J. Geiger W.
Klgpp, S. Wise; honey in comb, J.
llarberer, P. Beaker; home-made
bread, G. Clausius ; bakers' bread, C.
Eilber, J. Gellman; home-made• buns,
R. R. Joheslon, Snowden Biros.; ex-
tracted honey, W. Smith, G. Clausius;
maple syrup, W. Smith,.A. McEwen;
oolleci;ian honey, G. Clausius, J. Haas -
leerier ;
Judges. -R. J. Drysdale, J. J. Mer-
ner.
LAD,(ES' WORM
Crochet quilt, J. Decker, W. 'Copp;
crewel work, C. Campbell; tufted, qui-
lt, S. Witmer, W. 13. Battler ; knitted
quilt, T. Johnston, J. 13. Foster : log
cabin quilt, G. Sohoellig, C. ,Ca:m,pbell,
tre .t.wh quilt, T. Johnston, 8. Wise;
gill sewed on ground work, 11.1 Reed-
er, J. Decker ; outline quilt, P. Hart-
man, W. B. Battler ; home-made (oav'-
erlet, P. Ha;r,tmen, S. Wise ; theme -
made mart, S. Wise, J..Cdckritne•; "lag
carpet, cotton warp, J. S. . Wise,' T.
Johnston; + painting cn velvet, 0.,
Campbell, J. S. Forest ; Berlin (wool
work, 0. Campbell; Berlin wool pil-
low cushion, C. Campbell, J. Cock-
-eine ; 'crochet work, C. Campbell, , T.
Johns -ton ; aibuim basket, C. Campbell,
J. Cockr'ine ; hair wreath, II. Web;
Weather iwirepith 'and 'cardboard wc:rk,
T. Jcb,nstan ; sofa cushion, W. Klapp,
S. Wise; honiton lace, 0. Cam:p'bell, T.
Johnston; knitted lace curtain, T.
Jo!bnston, II. Nob; leather work and
oomb work, C. Campbell; cushiort Loi -
let, J. S. Fo.res,t, J. Cockrine; ]'aimp
mai., J. K. Wase, W. Xlopp ; canosss
work, C. Campbell, T. Johnston ( bciacl
work, 0. Oanr;pbeil ; shell work, 'J'. S.
Wavelet, J. Ccekrnme ; chemise, R..' R.
Johins•t.on, S. Wilke; da,rned works, • 0.
Oarmpbcile .geints' -dress shirt, R:: 33.
Johnston; tatting, Dr. Buchenan, C.
Ca.mtpbell; embroidery in silk, T. john
sboin, C. Campbell ; embroidery in Mus
Lin, T. Johnston; woolen stockings„S.
Wise, W. 13. Baititler ; cotton stockinngs
S. W,iee, T. Job'nnton ; knitted mitts' in
wool, A. Geiger, S. Ronnie ; I knitted
sacks in wool, H. Web, S: Wise ; paper
basket, J. K. Wise, 8. Wise ;' a,ra,sene
work, C. Campbell; • crazy work, a.
Johnston, C. Oa,utpbel:i.: silk patois -
work, T. Johnston, J. Cackrine ; knitt
ed pillow shams, 11. Nob ; outline an -
rens, C. Campbell, S. Wise ; , ba tiem
wreath, R. R. Johnston, E. ,Klapp;
crack:e t petticoat, J. Geiger, S. Wise;
crazy doyl'ie, C. Catmpbe•1l, T. Johnston
chair tidy,• C. Campbell ; special prizes,
W. Klapp ; special prises, E. ,Iilopp. r'
Judges. -Mrs. W. Ilea'cher, 1,1rs. G.
tBuchnman.
r.INE ARTS.
Olt painting, portrait, C. Campbell,
Sntinider Dros.•; oil painting, landscape,
C. Ca.mpbedl, J. S. Forest ; crayon
work, 'por•trael,, J. S. Forest ; 0111 or
Wailer calor flowers, J. S. ,Forest, , E.
Klapp pencil 'drawing, J. Cookrina,J.
S. Forest ; pun and ink sketch, C.
Campbell, J. S. Forest ; penmansthip, C
Bieber. G. Holtzman ; painting on silk,
3'. S. Forest, J. Coekrine ;: lfrai•nting;on
Neese*. parts, J. Cockrine, T. Johnston
oil painting, 'extra, T. Jah'nston.
Judge -W. 'Weeks.
..FLOW,ERS AND PLANTS.
Maple le.nf, T. Johnston, C. Oswald ;
bouque't of clot flowers, T. Johnston,.
R. R. J'ehnlsto,n; collection ge'ra.niumts
W. 13. 13n•t•t.Ie,r, R. R. Johnston; collec-
tion t o 'cacti, J.c '
Co brine, T. Johnston;
oc'l'lectiom cella lilies, R, 11. Johnston ;
collection pansies,. T, Johnston, C. Os-
-mato; fucihias, 11,. R. Johnston ;
SPECIAL PRIZES.
peiaiatl prize by Mr. 3. 'A. Willia.m,s,
fc,r. Amber wheat, W. Iilopp; 'special
prize by M,r. D. S. ,Faust, for best coi-
le,attian of flower plants, in Spots,.., Ed.
Appel,; green house special, W. MI.
11arburn.
Tlarly or late Rose potatoes, H, Roa-
der. a. reader ; white or red Mph.,
potatoes, L. Bonder. G. Shroadecr., C.
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