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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1907-5-23, Page 1E0,3. No, 46 New Advertisements, Lost -R, R.. Hay, Strnyed--Jas Neehol, Ice cream—Mrs. Kirk. Salt Brussels Salt Works, Shingles—N. Clulf & Sons. County Council—W. Lane, Wanted—Penmans Limited, Without alcohol—J, C. Ayer. Horse for sale --R. Thomson. Pretty timeline—A. Strachan, Tenders for gravel—F. S. Scott, Wall paper remnants—Jas. Fox. Mortgage sale—A. 13, Macdonald. ,Man Wanted—\V, FL' Willis Shoe t;^?o, Ristrx t 13'o rdwlelr, Epworth League entertainment on May 24th. The Foresters will hold their an• nual excursion to 'Toronto and Niagara Frills on June 14th. A, A. Dobson bas secured a lucrative, position in Lansing, Mich, Mise Melissa:Edwards is attending Listowel Business College Mrs, Rev. A, L. Russel, of. Fingal, end Mre. Icing of Detroit, were visit- ing their sister, Mrs. John McKee, of town, J. J. Gregg. W. J, Wallace dncl Wel. lace Hallman, all of S tringbank, were. in Brampton on Tuesday of last week as witnesses on the Creamery law suit, .Ju►n eerie Coven. Fraser McDonald .will spend Vic- toria Day at. tet. Helens. Geo. Coomhes, of Molesworth, spent Sunday with friends here, Mrs. Margery Ross, of Brussels, was a visitor at James Stracban's. Mrs Hamilton has moved to Ethel where she purposes making her home. Donald Innes, a former. Jamestown- ite, of .Moorefield, was visiting here over Sunday, He is now in the Bank of Montreal at Moorefield. We wish him success, Pretty Muslins i�►YYWITH the arrival of warmer weather w, wish to remind the Ladies of our choice range of Fan- cy Muslins, comprising a targe variety of different patterns, colorings and weaves. We consider this season's collection the prettiest it has been our pleasure to show you. It will be to your advantage to see them before making your Spring Muslin purchases. Our Prices are 10c, 15o, 20o, 25o, 35o, 4 c, 05o June Designers and Patterns to hand, Standard Patterns in stock at only 10c and 15c —none higher.. A handsome Fashion Sheet FREE to those who call for them. NO FANCY PRICES EVERYTHING CHEAP m.,n: U.�b,9„4,,4JYdVdU1W"u�ArtPbi9r Alex. Strachan Mich do You Like A Double-breasted or Single. breasted Suit ? We have them in both styles, which we will be pleased to show if you will call and see our stock Then you will have an idea of the style of Ready-to-wear Clothing we are showing this season. Better qualities, better styles, better values and better stocks than ever before shown in town. These Suite are made in :very attractive pat- terns, tailored by. experts and fit as good Clothing should. We have these Suits at all prices and would like to show you eome of them. Seeing is be- lieving so we solicit an inspection of our stock. Gooa, Sh 'W' p - o er-.roof Overcoat is the most useful Garment in a man's wardrobe. It hne all the warmth that is necessary for Spring and Fall wear. We have a succeeded good line this season which we have just in getting to sell at which we have placed in stock as 50 ' � the est value we have ever been a Leader, being b. able to offer. NEW SPRING HATS in all the leading Shades and Colors. A Square Deal for Every Man Ross Ferguson BRUSSELS, merwcrapormayiwe Mr, Mason, of Winghem, took the service in Vletorie Hail last Sabbath evening W. H, Kerr, of 13rnssels, will supply next Sunday evening, Wit1t0 . Mrs. Squirrel; of Guelph, is visiting her brother, Jonathan Moors, Walton. Next Sabbath morning a Song ser- vice will be rendered in Duff's church and the special annual offering taken for the choir. An interesting prograin of praise will be given, Rev, A, MacNab, M. A., was at Lucknow on 'Tuesday ettendrog Malt. land Presbytery, Mrs. MacNab, Mre. Ferguson apd Mrs. Gardiner repre. seated Duff's ohureh at the Woman's Missionary Society gathering on the same day. ONTARIO THURSDAY; MA.Y 2B, 1907 Ethel . A cement foundation has been built under the shop of tonsorial artist Heath. Mrs, (Rev) Armstrong and children are visiting relatives at Windsor for a few weeks. Remember the Sunday School Con. vention ou Friday 24th. Cotte and enjoy a good time together. ►uo. Lamont has rented a stable from Oscar Sparrow. Itis said Jack will start a livery business again. Juo. McIntosh is drilling a well but we guess Mac. you have to go to the rock for water it seems after all. Thos, Watson has settled in his new abode. He is a man of excellent good taste and will keep things clean and up to -date, Oscar Sparrow is a busy man these days improving his home. He has put up a beautiful lawn fence and another along the brick block. Ouly one farmer, A. McKee, in- this locality is sowing sugar beets in quan- tity this year. The long wait to get some of them shipped disgusted a good many. Next Sabbath morning Rev. Mr; Armstrong will preach in the Metho- dist church here at to.3o o'clock. Rev. R. Pearson, B. A„ will take the evening service and also speak at Roe's and Union. For excellence in scholarship, James Reid Robertson, NI. A., a former resi dent of this place, has been awarded a graduate scholarship amounting to Size by the graduate department of the University of Chicago, Wm. H. Love is prepared to attend to all orders left with him in the undertaking line and satisfaction guaranteed. A full line always on hand to choose from and prices very reasonable. Messrs. Walker & Black will look after all orders left with him Wreaths and funeral designs fur- nished. UNDERTAKING.—Prompt and care- ful attention given to all orders for Undertaking. Our telephone No, is 28a and a call will have our im. mediate response. Our prices are reasonable and satisfaction always es• sured. Special attention paid to cavity and arterial embahmng fot which we hold diplomas. LEATIiO•RDALE & SON, SALT THE LAND NEEDS SALT ! CATTLE CRAVE SALT / YOU WANT SALT Good stock on hand of all kinds, at the Celebrated Balt Norkr, Brussels GORDON Moomty, Foreman. SgI1GL Red Cedar New Brunswick White Cedar IN ABUNDANCE N. Muff 8& Sons Planing Mill and Lumber Yard SEAFORTH Grand Wank Railway Systsm Victoria Bay, C Kay 24 SINGLE FARE FOR ROUND TRIP Betwben all stations in ()anode • also to De- troit, Port Huron, Mien., Buffalo, Niagara Palle and Suspension Uridge, Good going Thursday St Friday, May 23rd and, 24th Valid Returninguntil Monday, May 27th. Y,. For einem information and tickets call on W. lililNitr, Depot Agout, J, D. IL0DONAAD, .District Passenger Agent,. Toronto. Jno, McDonald has put up A nate awning and W, Love bas also, It len. proves the look of the brick block, The following is the program of the Annual Sunday School t'onvention of Ethel circuit to be held in the Ethel church on Friday, Nlay 24th :—After, noon session—Opening - exercises ; Paper, Teachers who Influence their pupils, Miss L. Jackson ; singing discussion, R. McKay ; gramaphone selection ; paper, The Child Mind, Miss E. Pomeroy ; singing ; diseue- sion, J. Pearson recitation, Miss M, Johnston ; gramaphone selection l paper, The Sunday School dud Mis- sions, Mrs, Wm. Whitfield; singing, disuession, B. Jackson ; singing and collection ; paper, 'Teaching the Les- son, R. McKay ; discussion, R. Pick - yell ; electron of Nominating Com. mittee, singing and benediction, Evening Session.— Opening Ex- ercises ; report of Nominating Corn inittee and introduction of new officers; chorus by Ethel choir; solo, Miss O. Raynard recitation, Miss Lizzie Chambers ; address, Rev. Robt. Pear- son ; chorus by Roe's choir ; solo, Miss A. Whitfield ; singing and collection ; question drawer, W. H. Kerr ; address, Rev, E. G. Powell chorus, by Ethel choir ; closing services. l; r'N n to too til. Garfield. Long, of Brussels, spent Sunday under the parental roof. W, H. Robinson, of Seaforth, passed through this bhrg one day last week, Miss Jackson, of Brussels, spent Sunday with Miss Bella MacTaggart A number of Ethel youths find quite tin attraction in Cranbrook on Sunday, evenings. Russel Porter, of Walton, formerly of Cranbrook, paid a flying visit to friends here, Sunday last. Mrs. (Rev•) D. B. MacRae and daughter, Mrs. Ballard, were away on a business trip to Clinton last week, Next Sunday afternoon Rev. Mr. Wells, of Gerrie, will preach in the Methodist church here. The pastor will be at Gerrie. Rey. D 13. and Mrs, McRae attend- ed the Presbytery and Presbyterial Missionary Society meeting at Luck - now on Tuesday of this week, Misses Lizzie McKay and Olive Mc- Gillivray are attending the Teachers' Convention at Guelph this week. The former will also visit Toronto. No school until Monday. Monday evening Rev. E. G. Powell gave an interesting illustrated lecture in the Methodist church here when over 8o stereopticon views were shown an a trip to the.Pacific Coast. 13e grave Dr. Forbes Godfrey was chosen as the Conservative candidate to contest the bye election in West York, Dr. Godfrey is a brother of Mrs. Hele, formerly of this place. Harry Chamney's barn was raised on Friday, loth inst., and we are sorry to learn that P, Gilbbous met with a severe fall. He fell Iron a girth and struck the outer corner of the sill with his left side, breaking a couple of ribs. From there he fell about ten more feet to the gtouod, striking oa his head and shoulder. At last reports he was do- ing favorably. The Quarterly board of the Milverton Circuit,'at its meeting last week un- animously passed the following resolu- tion relating to a former pastor of Bel - grave ;—"That we appreciate the good providence of God, who has given us the Rev. F. J. Oaten, M. A., as our pastor. We wish to record that his services are highly valued by us. We look hopefully forward to a con- tinuance of this relation during the future." DIED.—The death of Mos. Jame Cloakey and infant child ou Saturday, I th inst., came as a shock to the people .of this vicinty. Decased was formerly Miss Bennett and was universally esteemed, as was evidenced by the large number of sympathizing friends who followed the remains to their last resting place in Blyth cemetery ; The sisters of the deceased are, Mrs, Wm. Armour, of'Wingham, and Mrs. E. Livingstone, of Blyth ;the brothers are Aaron, of Lucknow ; John, of Blyth, and William, of Wawanosh. Deceased was a member of Belgrave Presbyterian Church. Her sorrowing husband has sincere sympathy. ,.x s•t.,r Thos Hemphill sr , attended the funeral ot a relative in Lindsay last week. Miss E, Henry is attending the Teachers' Convention in Guelph this week. Robert Miller, of Toronto Junction, spent a few days la the village this week. Arrangements are still going ahead Foy q big day's sport here on the First of July, Mrs. Thos. Smith left for Tara last week to attend her daughter there who is dangerously ill. Mrs. Stephen Playford is dangerous l ill at the home ofe y h rpagents 1 as, and Mrs: Stafford, Mrs. L. Perrin returned from Toron- to on Monday where she bad been at- tending the funeral of brother. Our Foot -ball team journeyed to Fordwicbon Saturday afternoon, de- featiug the team of that place by a score of 2-1. Mrs, 'R. Harris and Mrs. Wei. Robinson were delegates from the W F. M. S. at the annual meeting which was betel in Lucknow this week. PASSEL) AWAY.—A most highly esteemed resident 01 this village, in the person of Lawrence Lovell, passed away at his borne here on Thursday of last week. aged St wears and to days Mr, Lovell was one of the earliest set- tlers in Turnberry having spent a Bothnia Lime Weeks t BELQRAV, ' 18 head naxters for First-class tl 1. zst c ass Lune. Write or Telephone A. Nicholson '& Sons PROPRIETORS t 'Will meet teams from a distance at Ceutral'Hotel, Brussels, great many' years on the farm where her son Jos. now resides. Ile moved to the village a few years ago when he purchased Maitland Terrace, the resi- dence of the late Thos, Gibson, In religion Mr, Lovell was a life long Presbyterian and in politics a Liberal. A wife and grown up family are left to mourn his loss. The funeral took place to the Wroxeter cemetery on Saturday afternoon, service being con- ducted by Rev, L. Perrin, The pall- bearers were Daniel and Jno. Mc- Naughton, James and Peter McEsvan James Wylie and Jno. R. Miller, there was a large attendance at the burial, Rev. Mr. Radford. of Bel - more, took part in the service. Care. Wm. Bremner, 3rd con., had the mistortune to lose a valuable horse, A. new wire fence is being put up across the front of Rnbert McCallum's farm, loth con, Township Council on Tuesday of next week, also Court of Revision ou Assessment Roll. Malcolm Cameron, of Anderson, Blanshard townsbip, was a visitor at L. Addie's, 13th con. Sabbath School bas opened at Roe's. with a good staff of teachers. Tobn Bryans is Superintendent. School meets at 9.30 A. m: During the past week Frank Ander- son and bride, of Detroit, were guests with L. and Mrs. Addie, 13th con Mr. Anderson is a brother of Mrs, Addie. It was a wedding trip. We wish Mr. and Mrs. Anderson prosper- ity, DIED.—Last Saturday Harold, the second son of Louis and Aonie Hol- linger, roth con., died, aged 8 years, 5 months and 18 days. The lad had a bielrting ear, the trouble affecting the brain resulting iu his demise, He was a bright boy and will be greatly missed. Funeral took place on Mon- day afternoon, Rev. D. 13. McRae, of Cranbrook, taking the service. The pall bearers were Alex. Dark, Willie and Harvey Hoover, Joe Armstrong, Willie Grant and Jno. Alcock. Burial was made in Brussels cemetery Mr, and Mrs. Hollinger have the sympathy of the community in their bereave- ment. VI 4), -YIN- Sharp frosts. Simpson and Peter McCall spent Sunday with friends at Mildmay. Harry D. Ainlay, teacher, is away to Guelph to the Teachers' Convention Townsbip Council and Court of Re- vision will be held Mooday of next week. Mrs, Albert Crooks is enjoying a holiday visit at Hamilton with her sister. George Crooks bas put a new metal- lic roof on his baro. His farm adjoins the corporation of Brussels. George Keys was home from Harris - ton for a visit. He appears to be well pleased with his new place of business. An addition will be built to the barn on John Broadtoot's farm, 5th line. Cement stabling has been put under it by G. McDowell, Mrs. Donald Currie, 4th line, is back from a visit of 4 weeks with relatives in Hamilton, Her little grand daugh- ter, Rbea Arnold, came back with her. The 5o acre farm of Pat. Kelly. 8th con., wilt be offered for sale by public auction, at the Queen's Hotel, Brus- sels, on Friday ot next week, 31st inst., at 1,30 p. m. Arthur Shaw and Henry Hopper were at Lucknow Thursday of last week as representatives trona Bluevale and Belgrave circuits at the annual District meeting of the Methodist church, A Lawn Social will be held at the residence of Thos, Bielby, on the 8th lite, on the evening of Victoria Day under the auspices of the Woman's Missionary Society. A good program will be presented. This week Thos. Clark, 5th line, sold 5 dandy Tamworth pigs to the buyers. Although only 5 nnonl(is old their ag greggte weight was 1400 pounds, He received $6 6o per cwt. This kind of hog raising ought to pay. Tuesday evening of next week, at 8 o'clock, a meeting of all ratepayers in the Anderson School Section will be held in the school house to discuss the holding of a picnic. A good turn out requested as unity is strength, A short time ago Philip Anbury, a resident of the tl line, died at former s t 4 the home of his daughter, MrsWolfitt at Clio, Mich„ aged go years. Deceas- ed resided with his son, Edward Aubury, here and removed 18 or 20 years ago, Oise day recently James Evans was in itis barnyard working among the cattle when a playful steer jumped ou his back striking Mr, Evans' chest with its, forefoot. He .feels the blow he received yet but we hope be will soon be 0. k. It is not all gain even on the farm, • Robert Currie, 4111line, lost a roadster foal last week. Chis is the 8th suc- cessive year that the same tiring has hapPened with, him but he sticks to it wllh cern then defile earnestness, The tide should tura his way,sltortly. WIngham 'DI8trlot Mooting, The annual District meeting of th, Methodist eburobes in Wipgham Die irfot was held In Lucknow on Wednes day and 'Thursday of last week, Rev R. J yan thhair•, n h first day Millteerd miinisterialecside Oof tht work was taken up. Rev. W. A. Findlay,. of Whitechhrch, was elected minute Secretary. All the pastors 00 the District were present except Rev, W. G. Howson, of Wiugham, who was called to Toronto to meet ,au Old Country relative, Rev. John C. Pomeroy, B, A., of Bethel circuit,, asked fora eoperaueuated (elation, which was granted. He entered the work in 1851 and has been a very faithful, earnest and saocessful preach- er and pastor, A resolution Was passed recognizing his ability and wish- ing him many happy years. Robert Pearson B. A., of Ethel, who has com- pleted his probation, will be ordained at London Conference, by the desire of the Alberta Conference, of which he is a member. Andrew C. Haynes was recommended to be continued at Vic- toria College. In the evening an Evangelistic service was held in the church Rev. J. H. Osterhout, B. D. of Wrozeter, preaching a good sermon. During the past year Rev. C. V. Lake who was superannuated and resided at Davenport passed away to his reward, Thursday morning the laymen of the District joined their clerical brethren and after devotional exercises Rev. G. W. W. Rivers, 13. D., of Belgrave, was chosen Statistical Secretary, Rev, E. G. Powell, of Brussels, as assistant. Revds. Smith, Burwash and Leech were recommended to be continued on the Superannuation list and Rev. T. Hall as a supernumerary. The sched- ules of the various circuits were presented evidencing large receipts and increased interest in the various funds. Missionary givings were re - ped $1,increase' ovorter last at year4799 an ; Membership,of 4,$645302 Connexioual funds, $6,8ga. Mission- ary monies were as follows :— Wingbam $787 Kincardine.. ........ . . .. 241 Lucknow 286 Brussels . 381 Tees wa ter ................... 15 2 Ethel.... . 25o Fordivich .................... 251 Gerrie Wroxeter Bluevale 173 Ashfield 282 Salem 180 Bethbo RB pt 194 Bervie 214 Tiverton 114 Whitechurch ..., 120 Belgrave 261 W H. KE R R, Prop 4 member of the Standard etafl for the - past four end it half years, left to take e position on the Owen Sound San, e' T.I.. Hay, peatnieeter, bee taken a e obaage for the better, andwe ars pleased to bear is now makfug favorable progrees towards recovery, although still gatte ill wiThth e peenulontaW r. lame. V. A. league played in the rink park here on Friday evening 10th ;net, neither Listowel or Milverton adored, the game eudtng 0-0, atter a hotly contested hour's play, in whish some oapitel went was done on both sides, There was a good crowd in attondenoe, W. H. Martin spent the week end in town, having come up teem Toronto on a bneiaeee trip. Nis. Menlo, who to a Listowel boy, and son of the tats R, Martin, bee reoantly ensued i rubber goods warebonee at 80 Weiingtou area West, Toronto, cud to head of a new Reliance Rubber. While driving some friends in a oar. ridge, W. Teel, manager of the Singer Sewing Machine 0o., had an aupieaaant experience. When near the Otb of Wallace the donee tree broke, and the horsee started to run away. Mr. Teat who had the linea, hong on end was drag. ged o,atof the d eome nntft the team tairigansed intofor a field thdietancsrough au open gap. Hie hip wits pretty badly injured and ha resolved a bad out over. the eye, besides several bruises. A oonetreatlon gang under Kr. Nichol. son, eab•oentractor,is at work on the 0. P. R. inside the town Smite. Beverley Bamford, who hie best a 249 113 Total $4799 Bethel circuit asked aid from the Sustentation Fuod as did Tiverton and Whitechurch. Aresolution from Ethel circuit asking that Johnston's church, Bluevale circuit, be moved to James- town and amalgamated with Roe's appointment, did not meet with favor by the Bluevale representatives. Rev. 1. E. Cook, who is taking the work at Tiverton. was accorded a seat in the District Meeting. Rev. W. A. Smith, B, D. was elected to the Stationing Committee with Rev. J. Hussar as alternate. Following were chosen to the various Committees at the ap- proaching Conference at Goderich :— Class Leaders, Rev. Myles and Mr. Hiles ; Epworth League. Rev. Arm- strong and Mr. Taylor ; Contingent, Rev. Pentland and Mr. Colwell ; Sustentation, Rev. Powell and Mr, J. Kerr ; Temperance, Rev. Locke and Mr. McDonald ; Memorials, Rev. Blatchford and Mr. Agnew ; Sabbath Observance, Rev. Baker and Mr. Shaw ; Church property, Rev. Oster - bout and Mr. R. Harding ; State of the work, Rev. Pomeroy and Mr. Vines ; Nominating, Rev. Howson and Mr. Barkwell ; Educational, Rev. Wells and Mr. Ewing ; Sunday School W. H. Kerr. Lay delegates to Conference are as follows :—Wingham, Jobu Kerr ; Kin- cardine, John Hiles ; Lucknow, C. Taylor ; Brussels, W. H. Kerr ; Tees - water, C. S. Ewing ; Ethel, John Mc- Donald ; Fordwioh, Wm. Vines ; Ger- rie, R. Harding and W, Stinson ; Wroxeter, Thos. Hemphill ; Bluevale, Arthur Shaw ; Ashfield, A. J. Taylor and D. Agnew ; Salem, S. W. Colwell and A. Haines ; Bethel, Geo. Humph- rey ; Ripley, J. S. Barkwell ; Bervie, S. C. Stanley ; Tiverton, ,Henry Ball ; Whitechurch, John Joynt ; Belgrave, Henry Hopper. A resolution relating to the Temper- ance question was forwarded to Con ference. On motion of Revds, Wells and Locke a cordial vote of thanks was passed to Rev Mr, Millyard tor his faithfulness in discharging his duties as Chairman. The reverend gentle man made a suitable response. A res - elation :ofthanks was given the Meth- odist people of Lucknow for their gen- erous'hospitality on motion of W. H. Kerr and Rev, E. F, Armstrong. An invitation was given from Rev. Mr. Blatchford, 13. A., to hold the Fall District Meeting at Ripley which was accepted. The Doxology and Benediction brought the meeting to a close, Lel towel. Listowel Golf Club has improved its club house by eroding et wide verandah torose the front. The Standard bee installed a new Canadian MoVioker gasoline engine, maeufeeturod in Galt, F, W. Hay bee presented two pairs of Taylor'o beet gaulity bowie for oompeti- tion this Summer among the members of the hued bowling teeooiation, 011111L011 CRIMES London Conference opens at Guderieh on May 30th. Rev. A 0. Wishart, B. A., and elder Stewart were at Looknow on Taesday at Maitland Preebytery. Mise Lizzie Bose and Mesdames Dead• man, S,emmon and Cameron, of Melville o heron attouded ,be animal meeting of ODD W. F. M. S. at Lucknow OD Tuesday. Next Sabbath Rev. 0. P. Wens, B. D., of Gercis, will preach ,n the Methodist o hureh. here, Rev. Mr. Powell will preach annivereary eermoue on Gerrie oiroait. "Lessons from the life of John the Baptist" was the subject of the morning's decennia in Melville church last Banday. The evening text was "Lord, what is man 2" Rev. E. G. Powell took as his theme last Sabbath morning "Narrow Esoepee" and in the evening "Heavenly Commaui. canon." Mise Lizzie Downing and Mrs. Will. Leatberdale sang a fine duct at the evening service. People We Talk About. Mrs. W. L. Leatherdale le visiting her sister at Lucknow. Mies Lan Dunford wail a visitor in Wtngham last week. Provincial Detective Atmetrong was in town on Wednesday. James Johnston wee on the sick lint for a few days thie week. Mies Josie Bnohauan is holidaying with relatives in Owen Sennd. Bsrrieter MaoDoneld spent Sunday al the parental home at Ashfield. Mies Alma Henderson, Of Wardsville, is a guest at St. John's rectory. Ex -Warden Cook and Mrs. Cook, of Fordwioh, were In Brussels on Timidity. We are sorry t0 state tbat the Heist triplets died last week. Mrs. Heist was very ill but is ooneiderabty improved DOW. Tam POST regrets to bear that Mrs. (Dr) Berne has been 111 with an attack of appeodioitie bat is now considerably better. We hope elle may soon be con. valesoept. Ethel Barton, commonly called "Toots," was takeo to Goderieb on Wed. needay by Ooostabie Long where she will be placed under the ooze of the Obildren's Aid Sesiety. George Bnohauan is borne. from. Tor- onto University where be is putting in hie second year ou hie Arts course. Ha leaves shortly for Euglobart, North of Cobalt, where he will perform fire ranger duties ander the Ontario Government for the next 4 months. A acme of Brussels Odd Fallows at. tended the annualeerviso at Blyth Inst Sabbath evening. Rev. Mr. Hartley, of Trinity otturoh, was the preacher. He gave a very suitable carmen, Exussxr= PRI2e L1sT.—Teeprize list of the Canadian Ramie! Exhibition of Toronto, is jam, out. Many obangeo are made,making it more convenient for reference by. exhibttore. The regulations are obaoged so that e11 animal. exhibited in the live stook aeotione mast be meter- ed in the Canadian Herd Book regtetere. In the horse Beotton the Canadian breed- er is pet on a fair footing with the im- porter. The directors Neve endeavored in every way to protein and enoonoage ()median bred horses. The prizes in the breeding olaesos of the horse maim have been increased over $800 Several naw olasses have been added, especially the one for etriuge of ten horses, which ie ex - owed to be One of the features of thio year's exhibit. In the hareems, Muster and jumping classes the prize list re. mains the same as last year, iuoluding the King Edward Hotel Cup, whish ie again being given for the beet horse in the runabout mass. In the sea l speed diets on the prizes have baso iboreaeod uy $1,000. A new slaw has been added, providing for hones that ere not fest enough for the "tree for all," but that ate too speedy for the 2 80 olaeees, The conditions are the sumo. In the cattle eaet1an A. T. Gordon, of combosansewey, Soothed, has consented to judge. the Shorthorns, whish le the largest oleo in Shia gentian,. The prizes in . the Herefords and the Holstetos have been'0onaiderably inereaa• ed.The general arrangement througb- ont the prize liet this year is alphabetiel1, so that the finding of ituy section is made easy, The aggregate amount of the prizes ie $80,000,' epi including . the 83,600 given ea the opted : department, This to the largest family agrioultdrtt prize Beton the American continent.