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TII1TRSDAY, UC1o13ER 7, 1909'
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HEAVY iJrtAoouT,-Brood quire, Caea-
• dins bred, having' raised foal 10 J999,
Chas Montane, JonMt/Gavin, Win
`l'aylor; imported brood mare, aving.
raised teal 19 09, It jScut ' nesse
oult, Dickson tiros, (no McGavin
mare Bolt, Wm Taylor, R J Scott ; two
Year old filly,Chas Mamie, Dickson
Bros, Jno Broadfoot & Son two year
old gelding, A Stevenson, Robt War-
wick, Menne Jaekson ; yearling filly,
Jim Meson ; yearling gelding, Ghas
Wheeler ; u
1V1eNlane, I, Wb r , draught team,
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jas Forster, D o ,) korster'
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vetastales Dickson Bros,
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AGRICULTURAL , (Canadian B cie1).-
Brood nate, beving raised a foal in 1909,
Dickson Bros, . Miller Bros, Mrs E
Dickson; horse colt, Wm Perris, Jas
finrgess, Mrs .E Dickson ; mare colt,
Dickson Bras, Miller Bros, A Ynill ;
two year old filly, W Hemingway, A
McEwen, Jag Forster ; two year old
s L McNeil eil & Son
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gelding, J
a 1 filly, ill,
las B ess one year 11 AYu
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x & 2 ; span of agricultural horses, Jas
Forster, Duff & Stewart, Jas Nichol ;
sweepstakes, Dickson Bros. Judge --A
Innes, Clinton.
RoApsTBRs, :Brood mare, having rais.
ed foal in 5909, Ernest Rozell, W Hol-
man, P Scott ; horse or mare colt,
P Scott. A Campbell, Ernest
Rozell ; two year old filly or gelding,
ACrmpbel1, t & 2, Jas Forster ; One
year old ally or gelding, W Holman ;
buggy horse, rsh bands and overGeo
Keys, A H. Robb. Nesbit Hamilton ;
buggy horse, under lei hands, ino
Watson, L W heeler, Ernest Rozell ;
sweepstakes, W Holman ; F S Scott
special for standard bred roadster and
Geo Thomson donated end prize, P
Scott, F 5 Scott ; Standard bank
special for best roadster horse or mare
owned or driven by a farmer or farmer's
son, L Wheeler, Nesbit Hamilton,
CARRIAGE -Brood mare, re hands
high, having raised foal in 1909, Wm
Lambkin, A. Campbell, las Shedden ,
two year old fitly or gelding, Jno
Mason , one year old filly or gelding,
W Holman ; horse or mare colt, W Hol-
man, W Lambkin ; sweepstakes, Jno.
Mason. Judge, Joseph Carter, Blyth.
Cattle
DvRt1AMs,-Bulla three years and
over, Miller Bros ; bull, two years old.
D Milne ; hull, one year old, Jas Speir
& Sons ; ntilcli cow, 4 years or over,
D Milne, r & 2 ; milch cow, under 4
years, D ,Milne, x & z ; two year old
heifer, D Milne, 1, 2 & 3 ; one year
heifer, D Milne, 1, 2 & 3 ; bull calf.
D Milne ; heifer calf, U Milne, i & 2 ;
herd of Durharn& x male and 4 females,
D Milne • female any age, D Milne
ale auv age, es Speir & Sons ; boys
m , I P Y
16 years and under for best judging of
two fear -olds or yearlings in exhibit of
thoro' bred cattle on grounds, Wilber
Armstrong, Alvin McKee.
JERSEYS-Mfleb cow, G A Deadman,
Wm Armstrong, G A Deadman; two
year old heifer, E Garvin ; bull calf, 0
A Deadman.
HoLSTEIxs-Bull. Jonathan Wright. x
& 2 ; female, Jonathan Wright, r & 2
GRADE CATTLE—Milch cows, Toe
Broadfoot & Son, r, 2 & 3 ; two year
old heifer, Jno Broadfoot & Song r & 2 ;
oue year old heifer, Wm Bryans, L
McNeil & Son, Jno Broadfoot & Sun ;
trio year old steer, Wm Bryans, L Mc-
Neil & Son 2 & 3 ; year old steer, Jno
Broadfoot & Son t & z, Wm Bryans
steer calf, L McNeil & Son ; heifer
calf, L McNeil & Son ; fat steer, Wm
Bryans, 1 & 2 ; Rvrie Bros bronze medal
for the largest and best herd of grade
cattle, J no Broadfoot s: Sun. judge-
Jno Clancy, Cargill.
Sheep
LEroasrsas-Aged ram, Robt L Mc-
Donald, R i Sanderson, 0 Turnbull ;
shearling ram, 0 Turnbull,
R J Sanderson ; ram lamb,
R L McDonald 1 & 2, Oliver
Turnbull ; ewe, two shear and over, R
J Sanderson x & 2, R L McDonald ;
shearling ewe. R L McDonald, 0 Turn-
bull. R J Sanderson ; ewe lamb, R 1,
McDonald, R J Sanderson, 0 Turnbull ;
pen, R L McDonald. R l Sanderson. 0
Turnbull.
Down -Aged ram, A Stevenson ;
shearling ram, A Stevenson 1 & 2 ;
ram lamb, A Stevenson 1 & a ; ewe,
two shear and over, A Stevenson, x & 2 ;
shearling ewe, A Stevenson x & 2 ; ewe
lamb, A Stevenson r & 2: pen, A
Stevenson. lodge, George Tervit,
Wingham,
Pigs
BERKSHIRE.—Boar, one year and over,
A F Davidson ; boar, under one year,
A F Davidson, x & 2 ; sow, one year
and over, A F Davidson, 1 & 2 ; sow,
under one year, A F Davidson, r & 2,
YORKSHIRE, -Boar, oue year and over,
Robt Nichol ; boar, under one year,
Robt Nichol ; sow, one year and over,
Robt Nichol ; sow, under one year,
Robt Nichol.
TAalwooTH,—Sow, one year and over,
Win Armstrong ; sow, under one year,
Wm Armstrong, a & 2 ; best pen, Robs
id
Nichol, A F Davidson. Judge -Amos
Willis, Gorrie,
Poultry
Black spanisb, Wm Carter ; barred
rocks, J 3 Haggitt, Jas Speir & Sall 2 &
3; white rocks, F S Scott ; white leg-
borns, D A Lowry, W Long, D A
Lowry ; brown legho'ns, D A Lowry,
x& 2, J 3 Haggitt ; buff legborns, 3 1
Haggett, x, 2 & 3 ; silver spangled
hamburgs, W Carter, 0 Turnbull, W
Carter ; black bamburgs, W Carter, x, 2
& 3 : polands, W Carter, 2 & 2 ; ban.
tans, W Carter, J 3 Haggitt, W Carter,
hoidens. W Carter, x & 2 ; dorkings,
W Carter ; white wyandottes, Ino
Meadows, 1 & 2, J 3 Haggitt ; black
minorcas, 1 T Haggitt, 1, a and 3 ; tur-
keys, 1 J Haggitt ; geese, J 1 Haggitt,
W Carter; pekin ducks, Wm Arm-,
strong ; roues ducks, W Carter, J J
Haggitt 2'& 3 ; game fowl, Geo Chap-
inaD ; fowl; any other named breed, W
Carter '1 & 2 ; collection of fancy
pigeons,'3 3 Haggitt, W Long, W Car-
ter ; collection of rabbits, W Long.
Judge -3 L Brown, Seaforth.
Carriages, Implements, &c,
Patent.arm wagon, Ewan & Co
buggy, covered, Ewen & Co, 1 & 2 ;
cutter, Ewan & Co, 1 & 2 ; donbletrees
nein The Chest
1.Ia4 BufPored for Weeks --used Four'
tPPn Dif eronttor eU!o0 Without
Cured Quickly By "Sangho"
No str'ougen proof of the woudut-
ful mora of Nel.'vilin° could be pro.
ducal than lite letter of Miss Lucy
Mosher, who foe year's bas been a well-
known resident of Windsor, N. S.
"I want to acid ray uneoiiet1ectteetl-
monisll to the efficacy of your, won.
lerful]iw' ent No
ihut, l c ua
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or it the best remedy
fee a cold sore throat
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wheezing tiglitnees
in the (Meet, etc., and
cern state that fur
years our home bas
never been without
Nerwililte, ,1 1 ad a ctreadful attack of
cold, that settled on my chest, that
fourteen tliiferent remedies couldn't
break up. !subbed on Nerviliue three
tithes a day, used Nex•viline as a gargle
and was completely restored. 1 have
induced dozens of my friends to use
Nerviliue, and they ttre 1111 delighted
with its wouclerful power over pain
and sickness.
"You are at liberty to publish the
signed letter, which 1 hope will show
the way to health to many that need
Nerviline.
to use 1\
et V111114.
(Signed) LLCM MUbH1 R."
All sorts of aches pains au(l sutfee-
ings--internaltund external yields to
Nerviliue. Accept Iso substitute.; 28c
per bottle, or five for $1,00, All deal -
ere sir The Oatamliozoue Company,
Kingston, Ont. '
TESTIMONIAL
NO.
3115
and neckvoke, Ewan & Co ; wheel-
barrow, Ewan & Cu Judge -W H
Humphries, Walton.
Grain
'Vhite Fall whel11, JiLs Edgar, Jas
Burgess, \Vat Thuell ; r'ecll'all wheat,
Jas Edgar, A Yuill, Geo Mauston ;
barley, Jas Edgar, Jno Broadfoot &
Son ; black oats, Jaa Edgar ; white
oats,JasLdb
r Jas Burgess ,
small
l
peas,
Jas Burgess, Jas Edgar ; lar'g'e
peas, Jas Span. & Sons ; timothy seed,
Wm Bryaus, Jas Edgar, Jas Speir &
Sons ; clover seed, Jas Speir & Sons,
Jas Edgar. Judge -Wm Pryue,
Brussels.
Fruit
Baldwins, iii disputa ; Famnese,
Geo. Derr, R. 11. Sloan ; Xing of
Tompkins Co., R. R. Sloan, A. Me -
Kee ; Mann, R. R. Sloan, Jas, Speir
& Sons ; Northern Spies, R. R. Sloan,
Geo. Chapman ; R. I. Geeeoings, R.
R. Sloan, Jas. Edgar ; Golden Russets,
R. R. Sloan, Geo. Chapman ; Stark,
R. Nichol ; Blenheim Pippins Fall,
Jas, Speir & Sons, E. Garvin ;Tolman
Sweets, Geo, Chapman, A. Yuill ;
Ontario, Jno. l3roaclluot & Son, R, It.
Sloan Wealthy, E. Garvin, Juo'
Bj'oadfnot & Son ; Ribston Pippins,
Evans Bros., Geo. Johnston ; Culverts.
It it Sloan, Geo Kerr ; Roxbury Rus-
setGeoChapman, .Itis Edgar
CanChada Reds, Reit Sloan, Jas Speir &
Sons C Lyuga Redstreaks, R R
Sloan• Failawater, R It Sloan, Robt
Nichol • Gravenstein, Jas Speir &
Sons, Evans Bros ; Maiden's Blush,
Geo Chapman, Robt Nichol ; Phoenix,
Jas Edgar, Geo Johnston ; Pewaukee,
Jno Broadfoot & Son, Geo Chapman ;
Ben Davis, R R Sloan, Geo Kerr ;
(Drabs, el Garvin, D Milne ; fi varieties
of Winter apples, 11 R Sloan, Jas
Speir & Sous ; varieties of Fall apples,
It R Sloan, Jas Speir & Sons; apples,
any named variety not 111 above list,
Jas Speir & Sous, las Edgar. ; Fall
pears. R R Sloau, Jim Broadfoot &
Son ; Winter pears, It R Sloan. A
Yuill ; plums, any variety, R R Sloan,
Wm Armstrong ; 3 varieties of plums,
R R Sloan, W H McCracken ; 8 clus-
ters of grapes, Jas Spelt. & Sons, L
Garvin ; peaches. R R Sloan ; Metro-
politan bank special, best collection of
Winter apples, It It Sloan, Jas Edgar,
Jas Speir & Sons. Judge, F. Metcalf,
Blyth.
Roots and Hood crops
Early potatoes, Ed Garvin, Jno
Crerar, Nin Armstrong ; date pota-
toes, Win Armstrong, Nell 5 Mc-
Lauchlin, Jas Burgess, Alex Yuill ;
collection of potatoes, Thos Retreett,
Ecl Gat•vin, Jno Crerar ; swede tur-
nips, W II. McCracken, Geo Chapman ;
turnips, any other variety, Geo Chap-
man, W H McCracken ; white field
carrots, W H McCracken, Geo Chap-
man• Altringham carrots, Jas Bur-
gess, 1V H McCracken; scarlet 'mattes,
Ed Garvin, Miller Bros ; early horn
carrots, Geo Johnston, Jas Evans ;
long blood beets, W 31 McCracken,
Gen Chapman ; blood turnip beets,
Geo Chapman, W H McCracken ;
parsnips, Geo Chapman, W 31 Mc-
Cracken ; Winter radishes, Geo Chap-
man, NV H McCracken ; sugar: man -
golds, W H Mc0rttcken, Jas Speir &
Sons; white sugar beets for factory,
W 13 McCracken, Jas Burgess ; m110 -
rel wurzels, long red, (?reo Chapman,
W H McCracken ; long yellow man -
gels, NV JI McCracken, Geo Chapman ;
yellow globe mangels, W 1I McCrack-
en, Gen Johnston ; red globe mangels,
W H McCracken, Geo Johnston. W
I1 McCracken, specials, swede turnips,
Jas Speir & Sons, Wm Armstrong ;
long red mangels, Mrs E Dickson,
,Tas,Speir & Sons ; yellow giant man -
1 air
etaon. iris E Dicksuu Jae (c
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Vegetables
Iced onions from seed, 'tV 11 Mc-
Cracken, \Vin Armstrong • yellow
onions from seed, W II Mcdracken,
Geo. Chapman ; Giant I;0(1011 onions
from seed, W H McCracken ; onions
from top sets, W 11 Medracken ;
unions ft'unt Latch sets, Geo Chap-
man, W li AlcCrtteken ; top onion
Nets, W H McCracken) ; Dutch sets,
Geo Chapman, W li McCracken.;
potato omens, Will Artnstcomg, A
Stewart, Queen st East ; yellow Can-
ada corn, Miller Bros, den Chapman ;
white Flint corn, Geo Chapman, W
II McCracken ; yellow Dent corn, Jas
Spell: & Sous, Neil S. McLanchlin ;
fodder corn, Jae Speir & Sons, Geo
Chapman ; collection of eons, Geo
Chapman W .ii McCracken, Winter
cabbage, W II McCracken, Geo Chap-
man ; curled Savoy, W II McCracken,
Geo Chapman ; red picklingcabbage,
W 11 McCracken, Geo hapman
cauliflower, W H McCracken ; yellow
Field pumpkin, W II McCracken ;
Mammoth pumpkin, W 11 MoCrac:k-
en, Geo Chapman ; squash, W H Mc-
Cracken, Win Armstrong ; large
tomatoes, Miss Jiine Melly, Jas Evalls;
pluxu or cherry tomatoes, F 5 Seott,
Jaa Walls ; buck@iboau sGeo 3011118.
ton, Neil S AoLarO1t1iu , white beano,
Jag Edgar, 'Edward Garvin ; variety
of beans, Geo Chapman, Edward
Gr
Garvin ; round stripedcitral s, Jae
!,.vane, Jee Edgar ; lung Qaliferuia
ektrons, Mrs le Dickson, W 11 Me-
Craeken ; wiiterinelons, Mrs l3 Dick-
son, ll al l ns
sC 1 1 A'1(C iLGI @ a t Sm@ Q
I \' 1 r ,
Jas Itvaus, 1V Arrtistrorrg ; cuoulu-
hoes:Jae Speir &Sone, W l3 MoCreek-
en ; white celery, GOO Ohilpnlan, 1V
VH
' o n • ink. celery, 1
H AlcUra ke
McCracken ; sunflowers, Oliver nun -
brill, Lvai)s Bio ; collection 0f garden
produce. W 13 McCracken, Judge-
J.i. R Sloan, Blybli.
Dalry Producta
Tub butter, home macre, Jas Evens,
Alex Yuill, Mrs L Stewart;• table
butter', WritArrllstrong, Jae Eclgar,
Geo Kerr, .Mrs E Stewart, Mee Jno
MGCinu O
n factory cheese, colo
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J K Bro n. Jsckie s G01t1,6
pounds table butter, uA ustr06
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THE Post 0 pounds
table butter, Win.
Armstrong, Judge, Win Robinson,
Wroxeter.
Domestic Man ufacturoe
Flannel, Mrs E Stewart, Mrs,
Zoeliner' ; blankets, Mis E Stewat't
rag etteget, Miss Kelly ; counterpane,
Mrs L Stewart skein Yaxu,
home
McCracken, Mrs Zoel ner
sun 1Vli t 1
P
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r of claiming, Alts Zoe lner�'
spechnat 1 ,
Mrs Stevenson Maple sugar, W 1I:
McCracken,. Maple molasses, Geo
Johnston, R R Sloan ; hooey comb,
G A Deadman ; honey, extracted, G
A Deadman, Wm Armstrong ; grape
wine, Mrs W Wilbee, Bob Warwick ;'
rhubarb wine, Bob Warwick ; straw-
berry tV • ilbe+ Mc -
Clacton
wine, Mt � Wilbee, e, W H 111
Clacton ; tomato wine, Mrs W Wil -
bee, 1V 13 McCracken ; elderberry
ivine, Mr's W \Vilbee, W H McCrack-
en • tomato catsup, Jas Burgess, Mrs
W R ilbee ; apple jelly, Evans Bros,
Jas. Edgar ; rhubarb j1111y, Jas Evans,
Evans Bros ; raspberry jelly, D Milne,
Jas Evans ; jelly, from any other
fruit, named, Evans Bros, A Yuill ;
home made bread, A Simpson, Mrs ,T
JieKinnon ; buns, W Armstrong, A
Simpson ; tea biscuits, Evans Bros,
Geo Kerr
,!t
ort cake, Byrom Bros,
Jas Evans ; jelly cake, Win Arm-
strong D Alec ; oatmeal cakes, Bob
Warwick, Evans Bros ; short bread,
VVrn Armstrong col-
lection
Talulyn, s g ;
lection of canned fruits in glass jars,
A Simpson, W II McCracken. W 33
Kerr, two loaves of home made bread,
Mrs Jno McKinnon. Judge -W. M.
Robinson, Wroxeter.
Manufactures
Double farm harness, Geo, House I
0 Richards ; single buggy harness, I
0 Richards, Geo House ; axe handle,
Geo Johnston, Wm Armstotg,
Judge, Geo Powell. Blyth.
Ladies, Work
Tea cosy worked in silk, Miss Living-
stone, Mrs Stevenson ; tea nosy work-
ed in eyelet, Mrs W J Kyle ; five
o worked in silk Mrs
'lock tea cloth silk, ,
It Stevenson Mrs P Zoellener ; live
o'clock tea cloth worked in cotton,
Mrs Zoellener, Mrs W H Tamlyn ;
tray cloth worked in silk, Mrs Zoellen-
er ; tray cloth worked in cotton, Mrs
Stevenson, Mrs Hanson ; table centre
piece worked in silk, Mrs Stevenson.
Mrs E Stewart ; table centre piece
worked in cotton, Miss Livingston,
Miss Inman ; table centre piece worm-
ed on bolting cloth, Miss Livingston,
Mrs Zoellner ; mouub mel-
lielc work, Mrs Hanson, Mrs
Stevenson ; rope silk, Mrs Stevenson,
Mrs Ranson ; Roman embroidery,
Mrs Zoellener, Miss Livingston ; hedo-
bo embroidery, Mrs E Stewart ;
wallachain embroidery, Mrs Zoellen-
er, Mrs Manson ; silk embroidery on
diawn work, Mrs E Stewart ; silk em-
broidery Battenbutg, Mrs Hanson ;
eyelet embroidery, Mrs E Stewart,
Mrs Zoellener ; shadow embroidery,
Miss Liviugstt n, Mrs Zoellener ; em-
broidery cotton or muslin, Mrs Zoel-
tener, Mrs Tamlyn ; embroidery on
worsted, YIrs Zoellener, Mrs Tamlyn ;
embroidery on silk, Mrs Zoebeuer,
Miss Livingston ; sofa pillow em-
broidered in sil, Miss Liviugstou,
s1s' W J Kyle ; sofa pillow, shadow
embroidery, Alex Yuill, Hiss Living-
ston ; sofa pillow, eyelet embroidery
Menno Jackson ; sofa pillow, Batten -
burg, Mrs Hanson, Miss Livingston ;
sofa pillow, drawn work, Mos Tarnlyn ;
sofa pillow, bolting cloth, Ales Steven-
son, Miss Livingston ; sofa pillow.
patch work. Mrs Tamlyn, Mrs. J.
Leckie; drawn work cloth, Alex Ynill,
Mrs 'Tarnlyn ; Batteuburg cloth, Miss
Livingston, Mrs Hanson ; point lace,
Mrs Zoelleuer, Mrs Stevenson ; lace
honiton, Mrs Tamlyn ; teneriffe lace,
Bob Warwick, Mrs Zoellener ; crochet
work cotton, MIS Tamlyn, Mrs Han-
son ; crochet work wool, Mrs Tamlyn,
Mire Stevenson ; crochet in silk, Mrs
Ranson, MIs Stevenson ; doileys in
silk, Miss Livingston, Mrs E Stewart ;
doileys in cotton, Mrs Zoellener, Mrs
Stevenson ; crochet table mats, Mrs
Tamlyn, Mrs E Stewart ; fancy
knitting in cotton, Mrs E Stewart,
Bliss Livingston ; fancy knittiug in
wool, Mrs Tamlyn, Mrs Zoellener ;
coronation work, Nirs Zoellener, Mrs
Stevenson ; fancy pin cushion. Mrs
Hanson, Miss Livingston ; fancy bed-
room slippers, 111re 1V 3 Kyle, Mrs
Tamlyn ; whisk holder, Mrs Tamlyn,.
Mrs Stevenson ; footstool, Mrs E Stew-
art, Mrs Zoellener ; mantle drape, Miss
Liviugstou, en's Zoellener ; fancy photo
frame, sus Zoellener, MIS Tamlyn ;
crochet quilt, Bob Warwick, airs E
Stewart; patchwork quilt, Mrs Tam-
lyn, errs E Stewart ; ling cabin quilt,
ams E Stewart. W H McCracken ;
fancy qui11, Miss Ilrman, Alex 'Yuill
knitted te- c uil' errs Tarnl n ; rag mat,
ltd; 4 yg a,
nobltnown, Mr's E Stewart woollen
stockings, W 1-1 nxc(racken ; cotton
stockings, .airs E Stewart, 2nd not
known ; woollen socks, Mrs Zoellner,
111.5 Stevenson ; cotton socks. 11Irs
11 Stewart ; woollen mitts, Miss
Livingston, mrs D Stewart
woollen gloves, Mrs Zoellener, W H
McCracken ; hooked mat, Mrs Hanson,
airs Zoellener ; sewed mat, Mrs E
Stewart ; collection of ladies' fancy
work, airs Tamlyn, ams Hanson.
Judges -Mrs Robinson, Wroxeter ;
was. Johnston, Seaforth.
Fine Arta
Collection of professional photo-
graphs, II R Brewer ; collection of
amatear photos, Mrs W II Talulyn ;
collention laud painted china, six
plesos, Mrs N Hanson, Miss Myrtle
Livingston; single piece hand paint-
TH FINEST LEAVES
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From Oeylon Tea Plantations are contained In
it Is packed in sealed lead packets
to preserve its fine flavor and aro-
, ma. 300, 400, 50c and 600 per
pound. At all grocers.
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As house-cleaning time comes around again you
will be thinking of new Carpets and Linoleums. We
have for the Fall season a much larger and better as-
sortment than we have heretofore shown and at prices
that we feel sure will suit you.
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Velvet, Brussels, Tapestry, Wool and
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Lin;.t.leums
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a variety of floral and Block Patterns,
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Ord Cloths
All \Vidths and a good choice in Patterns.
It is no trouble to show goods.
A call is solicited at
ed china, Mrs N Hanson, Miss Myrtle
Livingston ; collection. six pictures.
oils or water colors, Mrs N
Hanson, Miss Myrtle Livingston ; oil
painting, landscape or marine
from nature, Ales. N Hanson, Miss
Edith Inman ; nil painting, study
from still life, Mrs N Ranson, Mrs R
Stevenson ; oil painting any other,
Mrs R Stevenson, Miss Livingston ;
water color, landscape or marine, Mrs
Hanson, lilts Stevenson ; water color,
any other, Miss Livingston, Mrs
Stevenson ; portraits, iu either oils or
water colors, Ales Stevenson, Miss
Livingston, picture in sepia,
Mrs Stevenson, Miss Livingston ;
animal in either oils or water colors,
Mrs Hanson, Miss Livingston ; pastel,
AIrs Stevenson ; crayon drawing,
black and white, A Deadman, Mrs
Tarnlyn, best pen and ink or pencil
sketch, Olyton Duff, G A Deadman,
collection of pyrography and wood-
carving, Mrs Hanson, Miss Livingston.
Judge, Miss L AI Rogers, Seafor'th.
Flowers and Plants
Table briquet, Jas Evans, Evans
Bros ; hand briquet, Miss Kelly, Neil
S. McLauchlin ; collection of cub
flowers, Miss Kelly, Jas Evans ;
pansies, G A Deadman, Miss Kelly ;
pholx drmmnondi, Jas Evans, Wm
Armstrong ; asters, W H McCracken,
F S Scott; stooks, W H McCracken,
Jas Evans ; petunias, Miss Kelly, W
II McCracken ; dianthus, Evans Bros,
Jas .Evans ; balsams, Miss Kelly ;
gladiolus spikes, W H McCracken,.
Jas. Evans ; verbenas, W H BleCeack-
ere Miss Kelly ; perennial phlox, Miss
Kelly, W H McCracken ; cockscombs,
Jas Evans, Wm Armstrong ; col-
lection of sweeb peas. Evans Bros,
Jae Evans ; collection of nasturtions,
1st not known, Jas Evans ; collection
of roses, -Miss Kelly ; varieties out-
door flowers not specified in above
list, Miss Kelly, Jas Evans ; collection
of dahlias, tV H McCracken ; col-
lection foliage plants (begonias and
coleus), Jno. Grainger, Miss Kelly ;
collection of ferns, Miss Kelly ; best
floral novelty, Jas Evans , geranium
in pot, Jno Grainger, Wm Arm-
strong ; tuberous begonia in pot, Miss
Kelly, Evans Bros ; gloxinia in pot,
Evans Bros, Jas Evans. Judges,
Bliss Dora Smith, J Il Cameron.
' Children's C m et i
o P It on
Boy's Penmanship, Wm Armstrong,
Bob Leckie, Wilber Turnbull ; rill s
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penmanship, Clara Lowry, Dora,
Watson, (4 A Deadman ; collection of
weeds, G A Dealxnun, Bob Warwick ;
collection of seeds of common weeds,
Bob Warwick.
Special Prizes
Collection pioneer relics, Mrs Jno
Lookie, Thos Bennett.
Attractions
Fancy drill, Ethel public school
pupils.
The wholesome, harmless green
leaves and tender stems of a lung heal-
ing mountainous shrub give to De.
Shoop's Clough Remedy its curative
properties. lidding or dry bronchial
roughs quickly and safely yield to
this highly effective Cough medicine.
De. Shoop assures mothers that they
can with safetyive it to even very
young babes, No opium, 110 0hloro-
fora -absolutely nothing harsh or
harmful. It calms the distressing
cough and heals the sensitive mem-
branes.. Accept no other. Demand
Dr. Shoop's. Sold by all dealers.
Joseph Rutledge, of the reportorial
staff of the London Advertiser, visited
his parents at the parsonage.
Question for Every Reader,
If yon could find a simple vegetable
remedy for keeping all organs healthy
and strong -wouldn't you use it?
Most pills are harsh, cause pain and
sick atomanh. Dr. Hamilton's Pills
are different -' they regulate and
cleanse the system so gently, act so
silently yon scarcely realise you've
taken medicine. You are cleansed -
appetite improves -color clears -sleep
is restored, Every man, woman and
child is helped, by Dr. Hamilton's Pills.
Try a 25c. box.
Notice to Creditors
In the matter or the estate of Lawrence
Dobson, late of the Township of
Grey, in the County of Huron, farm-
er, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to "The
Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1807, aeetion 80,
chapter 128, that all ereditora and others bay
ing claims against the estate of the said Law-
rence Dobson, who died on or abort the 27th
dry of November, 1008, are required on or be-
fore the 25th day of October, A. D,1000, to mend
bypost, .prepaid, or deliver to Blewett & Bray,
at Listowel, Ont„ the Solicitors for the Exam -
tenter the said estate, their namea and ad-
dresses with fullpa'tioulars in writing of their
alaune and statement of their -,"accounts and
the nature of the security (if any) held by them
duly verified by Statutory Deolarirtion,
And further take notion that after such last
mentioned date the said Executors will pro-
ceed to distribute the assets of the deceased
amongst the parties entitled thereto, Laving
regard only to the claims of which they shell
then have notice and that the said Executors
will not be liable for the aaid meets, or tiny
part thereof, to any person or persons of whose
Chdm notice ahail nob have been received by
them at the thne of such distribution.
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Date01)d si Listowel this 28rd del' of Septem•
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HARVEY M, DoDaoa, Ethel P.O,
Gamma Dobson, Inner)li i P
Blrecu,O.
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By BLEWETT a BRAY,
12.4 their Solicitor's.
Notice to Creditors
matter ofdhe estate of Mary er'a M VM.c'-
Lem:1111n, late of the Township of
Grey, in the County of Huron,
widow,. decease
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Notice ie hereby given pursuant to "The
Revised Statutes ef.Onierio, 1807, section 50,
chapter 128, that all he estate of the said Mary
day of Jhliu, who died en or ubont the 1811s
day of Jul A, D.1000. are required on or ba -
fore tire' ivbth day of Oetolaor, 1005, to send by
oat, prepaid, ar 2011ver to Ill. S. Scott, o1 the
Ppllln 6t of ane E.la, In 1518 County of Hrix o
A entfor Janoll,MsDonald,0,el0xenntrixoll
the said deceased, their Christine aid sur.
names, addressee and descriptions, the full per.
Maulers of their olaims, a state lent of their
accounts, duly sertffled, end the nature of the
50811110180 411 any) held by them.
And further take notice bhetafter such last
mentioned ditto the said Executrix will pm
Geed to distribute the assets or the deoeaeed
amongst the patties, entitled thereto, havingregard only t'o the 'Wainer of which site shall
then have notice and that the said Executrix
will net be llnble for the meld assets, or any
part thereof, to any warm or pareone of whose
claim notice shell not Wave been received by
for nt the time of such distribution.
Dated this 20th day of September 1000,
F. 0. saot1'T,
12.0 Agent for the Beeeetrix.
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BRUSSELS FIRE APPLIANCE
and MACHINE Co.
If you will let us know your v
wants we will give you honest ♦
advice and help if connected o
with Machinery.
Give us a brial and, by coming o
to Brussels, save time itudruoney o
for yourselves.
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The People's Column
WANTED. -LADIES TO DOMAIN AMru MMO/12
sewing at home, whole or spare time :
good pay. Work sent any distance; charges
paid. Send
ManufacturingCo.,Co.,lMontieallora. a -
CCOMFORTABLE HOUSE wen Low Iron
BALM—Good cellar, Water mrd fruit trees.
Enquire of R. T. HINGSTON, or P. 0. box 800,
Brussels. 82.00
BULLS FOR SALE.—Two young Short Horn
Bulls, both fit for service, for bete. Good
pedigrees and all right in every way. For fur -
tiler particulars apply to TAS. WEIR, Let 8U,
Con. C,' Morris, or Brussels P. 0. 41-tf
COMFORTABLE COTTAGE, stable and 34
acre of laud for sale, Tui'nberry street,
North, Brussels. Good well, fruit trees, &o.
Possession could be given nt once. For further
particulars as to price, terms, &e., apply on the
premises. ALEX. B1oL,AU0HL1N. 7-tf
PIIOPERTY FOR SALE. - The followin'
property in the village of Ethel 10 offerer
for este :—One frame house and stable, one
!whet house one stable and lot, one house anti
stable. Will sell whole or in part. Far prices
and particulars apply to O. J. SPARROW,
W Ingham, Ont,
FARM. FOR SALE,—The undersigned offere
for sale his farm, being Lot 27, Con. 4,
Grey, containing 100 ewes. On the premises
is a good bank barn with cement stabling, and
frame dwelling, Large share of farm under
grass ; goad orohard; two good eprings, one on
meth 1acres ; X of n mile from school and 8 to
Ethel village. For further partisulare apply
on the premises to ne A r,00LM RanIcho',
or write Ethel P.O.
COMFORTABLE residence and 3y acre of
land, beteg Lot 212 Albert street, Brus-
sels for sale. house is well built, with all con-
veniences and possession could be given et
once. For further particulars apply on the
premises to Mrs. Jae, Ferguson, or D. Fer-
guson, Teeswater, tf.
CARDS FOR SALE.—The 100 acre farm be-
ing the property of the late Peter McNeil,
Lot 28, Con. 14, Grey, is offered for sale by the
undersigned. There a'e 80 acres cleercu, bal-
ance well timbered. On the farm there Loa
good bank born, barge driving shed and a oonr-
fe'tubie house. Plaoe.in good condition and
well fenced. For further pa•tioulare apply to
JAB, A. MOHAIR or JAS, D. MOHAIR, Exeo-
ntore, Oranbrook P.O., or F, S. SCOTT Brus-
sels. 1r-te
F011 BALE. -Souse and Altera of laud with
fruit trees la'r'ge barn, poultry house and
Woodshed. House contains parlor, sitting
room, dining room, two bed roans, kitchen,
Summer kitchen and pantry down stairs ; flve
bed rooms upstairs ; large Cellar with Cement
floor and heated by s1o3)OIf ,WillW lL sold
cheap, MRS. Ll8WI6 McDONALP, Walton,
FRENT
,—The SALE OR TO REN ,-Tho undersigned
offers his well located property in Brussels
for mile or to runt. There ere 0% acres of land
with eomfortnble house, with cellar, stable,
oruhacd, well, &c. Possession given at 811011.
Forrice terms and other information app!
to JAS. bUNFCRD Clinton or THE POST
13raseels, THOS. D1}NFORD,Langdon, North
Dakota.
114ROPEETY F011 SA.LE.-In order to close
IF the estate of the late 'Phos. MoLeuoblht
the Executors offer for sale the real estate
emtsistineg of e 7 roomed house in good repair,
3' own o land, together with b neves of rivet•
class land and largo commodious stable, quite
Cewenlent to hoose. For full description end
1001161011 of property apply to P. SCOTT, or
A, STEWAa7., Queen St., West, Bru.rels,
County of Einem,
Stock for Service
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1TRid' BULL I0011 81314V1014. -The
unnderelgned will keep for service on Lot
Zd,Chin. 4,Morrie the there bred Durham bull
"Josie Faverite"' (721001 bred by Alex. eard-
leer,Leudbdry,which lswellbred traolugbaoic
to the bast families, ALLAN WWPEIR, Fair,
view Farm, P--_-,_._
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LO1R
When you run
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out =�tf FEt�l tar
next time change for the better
by ordering a sack : of White
Loaf, The better' things to eti:t
you will 0b.. once commence to
eujoy at
Your house will be
your
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reward.
Those who try White loaf Floor
once, always become its steady
users. Do you think they would
unless the flour VMS better than
they had had before ? Hardly.
Wm1
ft1L'Pryne
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The Best School
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#CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
is Thebest time to enter our °lessee ie
,p NOW. We are running the largest and
we believe, the best Medusa training
school in Western Ontario, Three de.
4A pertments-
Commercial Shorthand
Io and Telegraphy
Get n money malting education. Our
le graduates are hr.domand and are meet -
(l tug with success, trot our free mau-
l/ now.
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Elliott & McLachlan,
yy�� Principals.
i.`s ti i :St:'U-!:.ii...- 14�=rY'. 0,4
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DO YOU NEED
TIL ?
Farmers and others desiring, Tile for the
coming season can secure what they re-
quire at carload rates, at Brussels or
Ethel stations, ,if orders are sent in suf-
ficient time to arrange for quantity and
date of delivery. I will notify the pur-
chasers of the arrival of the cars and as-
sist in loading from car to wagons. Fur-
ther particulars may be obtained by
seeing or writing
W. Ea Sanders
Agent Drayton Tile, Ethel
Order at once. All sizes from 22} to is
inches may be obtained. 'file from
8 incites op are 28 inches long.
CEMENT KEPT IN SEASON,
SOMM SCHIIOL
June, July and August leads into
our Fall Term without any break.
Enter any time. New Catalogue
free. Write for it to -day.
CENTRAL 9VSI M COLLEGE
The Largest, moat Reliable
of its kind.
W. H. SHAW Principal
'rouge &Gerrard eta., Toronto
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Over one thousand stn- a
dents enrolled by our shah. ♦
last yea!'. It pays to at
tend a link of this great 2
chain for "IN UNION TIIERD
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The demand for our
gt'aduates is THREE o
Tull M5 the supply, a
Other schools engage one 4.
graduates for teachers. A +
special course for teachers,
Graduates of two years 4.
are now earning $2,000 4
per' lithium.
Three courses-Co.1IMEIt- 0
OIA'L, Sseserot'IILAntev and •
TELEGRAPHY. O
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cub. SPOTTON, PfclN.
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