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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1901-10-10, Page 4R T,0• OSx OCT, 10 1901 Wok oats, Phan I,Jendersnn & SOP, he Pampbell & Boa; white oats, Jae C,Lmp• bell & Son, Jae Burgoes, Jae tl Shuw sorsa peas, Jaa Campbell & Son, R Erb ; large peas, Jae uttmpbelt & Son, Jae A OREAT SUCCES - Speir, p HeMberecin & 9on 1 Timothy 4� ;Med, Jae Campbell & Son, P Deb, Jae Speir. Judge-Jao Preheat, Atwood, Bad Weather Interferes but over 3,000 People lraplx. Attended. -1,500 En'tr'ies, -Good. Judg- ing. -ate Receipts nearly $400. Peapite rain, snow, bail, wind, cold and muddy roads East Huron Fall Fair, held in Brussels on Thursday and Friday of last week, was an undoubted euooees and with favorable weather soh me last year tt would have 313159003 allpast reoorda, Over 1000 entrieo were in the §ecretary's hands before the fair opened, and by the time the last otry wag made Friday this had increased to over 1,600 although only 1,147 of this number were to be found in the exhibtte, the dropping out being occasioned by the .inolement weather. Following ie the list of entries as shown by,the judges' books :- sonans. Heavy Drangt 27 env b Agrioultural 27 Roadster 87 Carriage 12 103 CATTLE. Durhams 45 Jerseys 8 Grades 39 92 SHEEP. 8 10 0 Leiceetere Shropshires Oxfords 18 0105. Berkshire . 24 Yorkshire 17 Tamworths 7 48 Poultry 69 Implements 10 Grain 35 Fruit 116 Roots and Hoed Crops 77 Vegetables 84 Dairy Produce 30 Domestic Manufactures 111 Mannfaotures 6 Ladies' Work Fine Arta Flowers and Plante Total 53 94 . 1147 Forrest ; 2 year old gelding, Geo. Mace, A Shaw, Ooo Brown ; yearling. filly, J MoKitlnon • heavy draugbl team, 350 Speir, Geo Dale ; stallion over 3 leave, with 4 of his progeny, Thoe MaLanabIin 1 & 2. Thoe MoLeuahlin'e special,; beet foal from either "Burear" or"Fraueeeoe" Ogre 13 Dlokson and A MoLaunhlin. Dick A irioulbaral-Broad mare Mrs 11 D, eon 1 and 2, C Eukmier; horse Dolt, (3 E&mier, las Evane, D Clark ; mare colt, Mrs E Diokeon, Alex MoLauoblin, Go Christopher; 2 year old Ally, J Little, Mre B Dioksone W Robb ; 2 year old gelding, W T Pollard, T Davidson ; 1 year old filly, Jno Little, Chas Bozell; 1 pier old gelding, R MoDonald, Andrew Hislap, span of agricultural horses, see, J MoLeoi, A McLauohlin. Jadge-A. Murray, Palmereton. Roadsters -Brood mare, 13 Zinn, T Neweome, Jae Shedden ; bored or mare cult, Jae Shedden, W Robb, 13 Zinn ; 2 year old filly or gelding, P Scott, W H Sholdioe, W J Cardiff ; 1 year old filly or gelding, 3 S Smith, Alex MaLanoblin, Wilton & :Turnbull ; baggy horse, 14 hands high and over, J A Selly, 13 Zinn, J D Warwiok ; baggy horse, under 1571 hands high, Gea Henderson, 10 Thomson, Thoe Archibald ; roadster team, Joo Watson, Speciale-Soott & Warwick, best "Oos. tomer" foal, Jas Shedden, W Robb and T Newsome ; G F Blair's appoint for best gentleman'e driving outfit, 3 A Kelly and R Thomson. carriage -Brood mare, J Speir; 2 year old filly, H Zinn ; 2 year old gelding, H Zine, 3 S Smith. Rich Johnston; year• ling ally, L Hollinger ; yearling gelding W Robb ; mare colt, Jae Speir. Judges -W. Ohesney, Tookeremith ; R. B. Harris, Wroxeter. There was a Up top display of horses and among them many very fine animals. In Durham cattle there were 45 animals, the herds of D. Milne, R. Corley and P. Robertson oontribting the majority of them. A lot of splendid grade cattle' were also in the show ring, D. Scott de Son and M. H. Harrison, of Belgrave, and Thomas Davidson, of Grey, be- ing large exhibitors. The biggest falling off was in the sheep as many owners would not fetch them out in the rain. Robert Nichol, W. H. MoOntoheon, J. S. Cowan, A. Stevenson and P. Gibbons had splendid pens of swine in addition to several entries by others. Geo. W. Ir. win, W. Carter, A. Baeker and D. A. Lowry were to the front among the exbi• bitore of poultry. The inside department was a revela- tion to many as to the display. Imagine 201 entries in ladies' work, 90 yards of cotton not nearly acoommodating the beet exhibit ever known in the history of the Society. In addition to Mrs. Hale, Mies McClelland, Miss Carder, Mrs. Mo. Kenzie, Mrs. Stewart, Miss Ross and Miss McCracken who had each a lot of extra fine work, there were Miss Fieber, from Newmarket, and Mrs. J. A. Fowler, of Goderich, who were large contributors to the array, while a score of other ladies had from one to a dozen entries. The array of flowers was beautiful, 94 separate entries and Fine Arte were never better. For a poor fruit year 116 entries showed what might hays been expected had the Drop been as good as usual. East Huron bread and butter makers were largely in evidence with a neat commendable display. There were 26 entries in the competition for home made bread alone and the same number in the butter department. Some very notice. able exhibits were there in the root and vegetable line in which W. H. Ma - 0 Ca01S0n and O. Henderson & Son took a specially forward place. The downpour of rain put the half mile track, which was in fine condition on Wednesd..y, out of business and as a consequence all the attractions in the way of speeding, ladies hitching up race, foot and bicycle raoee, &c., had to be pall- ed off to the great disappointment of the Direotormte and visitors. It was thought the Richards' soap nail driving oonteet would have to be cancell- ed too but Mr. Robinson, the well known traveller for the firm, assisted by Conn- oillar Gerry, succeeded in getting com- petitors and the°unigne and amusing con- tent took place on the grass plot inside the } mile track. There were 10 oon- teetante and the way they hammered 6 wire nails, 4 inches long, into pine plank was a caution. When this part of the competition was over they had to ran 25 yards, pink up 50 cents worth of soap and run baok to the plank with it. The prizes were awarded as follows ;-Gold watch to Maggie MoOlement, of 2nd con. of Howiok township ; metal oared watch, Kate `Mullin, of te Bed con. of Grey township ; and the bronze cloak to Myrtle: Nichol, of the 6th line of Morrie. The other girls got the soap they pinked up. There was a "kick" about the win- ner being helped by an outeider gather- ing up her amp for her but it was not nobioed in the crowd of people by the judges who gave their report as above. Had the rale track- been fit this would not have 000urred as constables were en- gaged to keep the course clear. Jae. Mo. Callum and family, of McKillop, 1I in all, were the only oompetitore for 3, 13'. Gerry'e banging lamp for biggest family on the ground. The following is a list ofthe prize win - nos :- RORMER. Heavy Draught -Stallion over 8 years, Whorl MoLauohlin 1 & 2; stallion under 8 yearn, Geo Dale brood mare, Geo Brawn, 3 S Smith ; horse dolt, Mre 18 Dickson ; mare Holt, J S Smith ; 2 year old filly, It Nesbitt, Eli Smith, W S Bald wine, Jae Speir, JABEvane • b'am. ego, 3 Cunningham, Mrs 3 R �3mith ; King of Tompkins, John Wynn, Altx Stewart ; Mann, Jas Speir, Alex Stewart 1 Northern B tee, Jae Speir, Wm Arm strong ; R T Greeninge, Jag Speir, Jas llxaae ; CJolden ttussrts, Mre Hele, Ed Garvin; Spiitzenburg, Jae Speir ' Seek no' further, FVal Armeirna3 ; Tolman Sweets, Geo Johnston, Jae Speir ; On• Gatto, W Arme0rong, Chas Hendereon & Bon Wealthy, W Armstrong, Time Dlvideon ; Rilteton Pippins, A Stewart, Jas. Evans ; Colvarle, Sas ,Speir, Chas Henderson & Son ; Dool,ese of Oidenbnrg, Jan Beane ; Roxbury Rueeets,, 0 R zatl, Oleo Johnston ; Gravenstein, 3. Evane, J Speir ;,Maiden's Blob, A Stewart, W 1I MoOraoken ; Poewa ukee Rev J a Rose, A. Stewart ; Winter aJoo Jae Speir, Jas Evans ; Fall apples, J Speir; fail pears, Grace Stewart, J Speir ; Winter pears, Mre E Diokeon, A B Rose; plump, W H McCracken, 3 Wyun ; a d P Garvin• 8grapes,1Hogoe W Rr MoOraoken ; ceaehea swabs, T Davidson, Alex Stewart (Queen et) ; say other variety apples, Ed Garvin, Jae Speir ; variety of plume, W H Mo0raok• en, Mrs J R Smith. Judge -A, W Sloan, Blyth, CATTLE. Durhams-Bull over 2 years, P Robert. son, D Milne ; ball, under 2 yrs, A Hie. lop, Chas Bozell, D Milne ; miloh oow, 4 yrs or over, P Robertson, D Milne, P Robertson ; witch oow, under 4 yrs, D Clark, D Milne ; 2 year old heifer, P Robertson, R Corley, Jae Speir ; 1 year cid heifer, R Corley, D Milne, P Robert. son ; ball calf, P Robertson, 1) Milne, R Corley ; heifer calf, D Milos, R Corley, P Robertson ; herd of Darhams, 1 male and 4 females, 9 Roberbeou, D Milne, 1i Corley. Jerseys -Bull ander 2 yrs, Ed Garvin •, miloh oow, 4 yrs, or over, T Newsome, G A Deadman ; yearling heifer, T David- son ; heifer calf, G A Deadman. Native or Grade -Cow, having calved since last show, M 13 Harrison 1, 2 & 3 ; 2 year old heifer, M 13 Harrison 1, 2 & 3 ; 1 year old heifer, D Clark, D Scott & Son, M H Harrieon ; 2 year old steer, T Davidson 1, 2 & 3 ; steer oalf, M H Har- rison, P Robertson, T Davidson ; heifer pelf, T Devideon, D Boott & Son, M H Harrison ; fat cow or heifer, R Corley, M (] Harrison, D Scott & Son ; fat ex or steer, T Davidson 1 & 2, D Scutt & Son. Judge -E. Smith, Hay. SHEEP. Leiceetere-Shearling ram, Jae Speir, J S Cowan ; ram iamb, 3 5 Cowan ; ehearliog ewes, J S Cowan ; ewe lambs, J S Cowan, 1 & 2 ; pen of Leioeeter sheep, J S Cowan. Shropshire Downs -Aged ram, M H Harrison ; ram Iamb, W Helps, M H Harrison ; pair of ewes, having raised Iambs in 1901, W Helps, M H Harrison ; ehearling ewes, M H Harrieon, 1& 2 1 ewe lambs, W Helps ; pen of Shropshire sheep, M I Harrison, W Helps. Judge -Robe Charters, E1mondville. PIGM. Berkshires -Boar, over 2 years, J S Cowan (hoar, under 2 years, P Gibbons ; boar, ander 1 year, P Gibbons, 1 & 2 ; sow having littered in 1901, J S Cowan, P Gibbons ; sow ander 1 year, P Gibbons, 1&2. Yorkshires - Boar, over 2 years, R Nichol ; boar, under 2 years, R Niobol, A Stevenson ; boar, under 1 year, A Stevenson, Jae Little; eow,rhaving litter- ed in 1901, R Nichol, A Stevenson ; sow, ander 1 year, R Nichol, A Stevenson. Tamwor, t e -Boar over 2 ears W H H McOat°heon ; boar, under 1 year, W MoOutoheon, 1 & 2 ; sow, having littered in 1901, W 13 Mocutoheon, 3. & 2 ; sow, under 1 year, W H MoCutobeon, 1& 2; best sow, R Nichol ; beet pen of pigs. R Nichol, A Stevenson ; A, Hielop's, M P P, apeoial beet pen of • pigs, R Nichol. Judge -Jae Dorrenoe, Seaforth. • POULTRY. Guinea fowl, W Garter; dark Brahmae, Geo W Irwin, (& 2 ; light Brahman, A Baeker, 1 & 2 ; Barred Rooke, A Baeker, Goo W Irwin ; white Reale, A Breaker, 1 & 2 ; Baff Rooke, Alfred Beaker, 1 & 2 ; white Legborns, 0 Hendereon & Son, Geo W Irwin ; brown Leghorn, W Carter, 0 Hendereon & Son 1 silver spangled Hambarga, W Carter, 1 & 2 ; black Hamburgs, W Garter, C Header. eon & Son ; Polanda, W Carter, Geo W Irwin ; Bantams, Geo W Irwin, D A Lowry ; Honchos, W Carter ; Dorkings, Geo W Irwin, 1 & 2 ; Langehane, 0 Henderson & Sou ; Coubine, Geo W Irwin, 0 Hendereon & Son ; Wyandobtee, A Stevenson, (3 Henderson & Son ; black Minorcae, Geo W Irwin, 1 '& '2 ; white Minoroae, W Carter ; turkeye, Chau For - tent, Geo W Irwin ; geese, 0 Hendereon & Son, Jas Speir ; Pekin duke, Geo W Irwin, 0 Hendereon & Son ; Ayleebnry draks, W Carter, 0 Henderson & Son ; game fowl, D A Lowry, W Carter ; fowl, any other named breed, Geo W Irwin, W Garter ; oolleotion of fancy pigeons, D A Lowry, Judge -Henry Goddard, Listowel. I11PL1MENTS. Patent arta wagon, Joe Wynn ; one horse buggy, covered, D Ewan, 1 & 2 patter, D Ewan, 1 & 2 ; whoa barrow, Jno Wynn. ,lodge -John Cober, Ettiel. oasts. White Fall wheat, J Campbell & Son, R McDonald, Jae Burgess ; red Fall wheat, Jas McCallum, Jae Campbell & ROOTS AND HOED 09005. Early potatoee,D Orerar, J McCallum, Mrs E Dioksoo, Jae Campbell & Son late potatoao, ) Orerar, Jae Evane, Jae Campbell & Son, Ed Garvin oolleotion potatoes, Ed Garvin, W H MoOraoken, PErb ; swede turnips, W H MoCraaken,. Geo Johnston ; any other variety, Geo Johnston, Jae Shaw ; white field oarrota, A B R lee, Geo Johnston ; eoarlet flambee, JaeMoOallnm, W H 01°C/racket, ; Aliriog barn carrots, Jas Bargees, Jae MoOallum early born (moots, Jae McCallum, Jae Speir ; long b'ood beets, Geo Johnston, W H McCracken ; blood Turnip beets, Geo Johnston, W H McCracken ; white sugar beets, W H McCracken, Chas Henderson & San ; parsnips, Ohae Hen. dereoo & Son, 60 [ MaCraoken ; long red mangolde, W H McCracken, Thoe Bal- lantyne ; yellow globe mangolde, W H MaCraoken, Obae Henderson & Soo ; red globe marigolds, W H McCracken, Chas Henderson & Son ; long yellow mangolde, W H MoOraoken, Obas Henderson & Son ; Winter radishes, Chas Hendereon, W H Ma0raeken. Mooracken'e epeciale-Swede turnips, Geo Johnston, Jas Speir ; long red man. golds, Thee Ballantyne, Geo Johnston ; yellow globe mangolde, Thee Ba•lantyne, Jas McCallum. Judge -R A Graham, Wingbam. M. NpFAa$pliae, Set doable farm harneee, J Donaldson ; single buggy burnees, 3119 Aonaideon i ase handle, Jua Wynn, Jag Spot(; tin.. ware, Wilton & Turnbmll, J ridge-3ae 4Pergtieon, I,Alarl a WOIUI Applique work, Olara MoQracken, 4 B. Roes • Ganey tea cosy, Mre Hole, B Co, der i' five p'clouk tea Cloth, 1. B 'Flakier, Mre Hele ; tray cloth, L 11 Jflabe,•, Auule 13 Ross ; Batta:11=g work, A B 11oue,. Mrs T1 Sellers; Panay, toilet net, L B Fieber, A 13 Roes ; fancy pin ounhion, L B 1rlabar, A 13 Rose• fancy bedroom elippere, Ti 33 Fisher, Blare, MoCraaken ; whisk holder, 13 Carder, L 13 Fieber foot stool, L 13 1iehsr, ALS ]7 Stewart ; mantle drape, Win Robb, L B Fisher; plotnre scarf, L 13 Fisher, A 13 Bone ; fancy photo frime, 13 Carder, L 13 Fiber table centre pkeee, L 33 fisher, Clara Mo. Craoken 1 set of doileye, L B Fisher, Clara 11Ie0raoken ; oroobet table mate, Mre 111 Stewart, B Carder ; booked mat, Mrs Hele, 0 Hendereon de Son ; sewed mat, Clara McCracken ; batten wreath, Clara MoOraoken, W Rubb ; crochet work, cotton, Mre gels, Mrs E Stewart , oroabet work, wool, A 13 Rose,, Clara Mo. Craoken ; oroobet in sills, L 13 Fisher, Mre Hele ; drawn work, L 13 Fisher, Mre Hale ; embroidery, cotton or muslin, Mrs ]7 Stewart, A B Boas ; embroidery on worsted, A B Rosa, Mrs Bele eery on silk, Clara McCracken, en, L B Fieber • fine shirt, Dlt'e W MoKenzie, Mrs Hele ; fanoy knitting iu cotton, Mre E Stewart, Mre J A Fowler ; fancy knit- ting in wool, L B Fieber, Mrs 19 Stewart ; feather stitching, L B Fieber, Clara Ma. Craoken hairpin work, Mre E Stewart, Mies MoSIelland ; point lace, A B Rose, Mrs J A Fowler ; lane, Honitou, Olara Mc- Cracken, L'B Fieber ; lambrequin, L B Fisher, A B ROSS ; lamp mat, L 13 Fish- er, A B Rose ; pair woolen mitts, Mre W McKenzie, Mrs Hele ; pair woolen gloves, W H McCracken, Mre W MoIieuzie; net. ting, Mre Hele, Clara MoOraoksn ; oroobet quilt, J D Warwick, Clara MoCraaken; patchwork (silt, Mrs Bele, Mre W Mo - Kenzie • log cabin quilt, Olara McCracken, Miss McClelland ; fanoy quilt, Mrs Hele.. Clara MoOraoken ; knitted quilt, Mrs E Stewart, Mrs Hole, L B Fisher ; rag mat, Mre. Hale, Mre E Sellers ; ribbosoene A B Rose; rope silk, A BRose,L B Fisher Roman embroidery, A B Rose, Mrs J A Fowler ; sofa pillow, Berlin wool flab, 13 Carder, 1V H MoOntcheon ;: nota pillow, Berlin wool raised A 13 Roas, Clara Ma. ()reckon ; sofa pillow, braided, A 13 Roes, Mies MoOlelland ; sofa pillow, patchwork, P Robertson, A B • Roee ; pair etookinge, woolen, W 13 MoCraaken, Mre W Mo. Kenzie; pairstookinga, cotton, Mre E Stewart, Mrs W McKenzie ; pair eooks, woolen, are E Stewart, Mrs W Me.. Kenzie ; pair Books, ootton, Mrs E Stew- art, Mre W MOKenzie ; tatting, Mre Hale, L B Fieber ; tinsel work, A B Rose, B Carder-; bJasua paper flowers, W Robb, T Davidson ; outline work, A 13 Roee, L B Fisher ; beet oolleotion of ladies' work, A B Roes, L 13 Fisher, B Carder. Judges- Mre Robinson, Wroxeter Mre Angus, Atwood. STOCK FOR SERVIC rpiwno' 13B1 D YORHSiiirn ▪ n00 009 gunnO3,••-Tile mulexelgned will iroep a thorn' bred 'yorkebtto boar for oerx ce on Nerih Rall Lot 16, 0ou, 0, Grey. Reg6ietered pedigree. Worms/0,0 be Pala 0001100 gO eervlo11 with privilege of return. Ing if ,ie0oeeevy. 310, 114'1'135f4l0, 12.4 Proprietor, VEGETABLES. Onions from Beed, red, Mrs Hele, W H MoCraaken ; °alone from seed, yellow, P Erb, W H MoCraaken ; onions from Beed, Giant Roca, 0 Henderson & Soo, W H ,MoOraoken ; onions from bop Bete, W H McCracken, Ohae Henderson & San ; from Dutch Bete, Jae Speir, Alex Stewart ; top onion sets, w I Me Qraoken, Chas Henderson & Son ; Datob seta, Jos Leans, P 'Erb ; potato onions, W H McCracken, Jae MoOallnm ; yellow Canadaoore, Chas Henderson & Son, W 13 MoCraaken ; white Flint corn, Jas Evane, Jae S Shaw, yellow Dent corn, W H MaCraoken, Edward Garvin; oolleotion of corn, W H McCracken, Chas Render. eon & Son ; Winter cabbage, Chas Hen• derean & Son, 5 Hoggard ; carted eavay, W H McCracken, Chas Hendereon & Son ; red pickling cabbage, Chas Hender- son &-Son, W 13 McCracken ; oauliflower, 0 Henderson & Son, W H McCracken ; yellow field pumpkin, P Erb, W I McCracken • mammoth pumpkin, W H MaCraoken, Chas Henderson & Son ; squash, W H McCracken, 'Chas Henderson & Son ; oolleotion of garden produce, W H MoCraaken ; tomatoes, Ohne Hendereoa & Son, Mre n Sellers ; plum or cherry tomatoes, Obae Render. son & Bon, W H Mo0raoken ; butter beaoe, Jae MaOallum, J Wynn ; white beans, W H MoCraaken, P Erb ; any other variety, Mre E Salle re, W H Mo. Craoken ; round striped oitrone, Obae Hendereon Sr Son, W H McCracken ; long Californian citrons, Chas Render. eon & Son, W 13 MaCraoken ; water. melon, W H MoCraokea, Ohae Render• eon ; muskmelon,. Chas Hendrrenn ; ancnmbera, Chas Henderson & Son, Mre Hale ; white celery, Ohae Hendereon & San, W H McCracken ; pink celery, 0 Hendereon8 Son, W •H McCracken; sunflower, S Hoggard, Ohne Hendereon & Son. Judge -R. A. Graham, Wingbam. DAIRY PRODU0E. Tub butter, Wm Armstrong, Jae Ma - Callum, Wm Wilkinson, John Calder, J Shaw ; table butter, Wm Armstrong, J MaQallem, Wm Wilkinson, John Me - Kinnon, Jae Shaw; factory oheeee Goodwin, 5 J Roy ; home made chW J cheese, Mre 111 Stewart. Speciale -W H Kerr's, Wm Arm. strong I J N Gordon's, Jae. McCallum ; Robt .Thomeon'e, Jae MoOallom, Wm Armetr' ng, Jae Shaw. Judge -W M Robinson, Wroxeter. DOI0E80I0 010NDPAOTURne. Pair blankets, Mre Hale, Jae McCal- lum ; oounterpane, Jas Simeon, Mre J Wynn; skein yore, home spun, Jae Mo. Callum, Clara McCracken ; specimen of darning, Mre W McKenzie, Mrs Hele ;_ ten pounds temple auger, W 11 Mo• Oraaken, Jae McCollum ; quart maple molasses, Sao MoOallum, Jno Calder ; hooey, comb, 0 Henderson & Son ; honey, strained or extracted, w Armstrong,:0 Hendereon & Son ' grape wine, W Wilkinson, Mre Bele ; rhubarb wine, Mre Bele, Mrs W Wilbee ;'strawberry wine, Mre W Wilbee, W H McCracken ; tomato wine, Mre Hale, W MoCraaken I elderberry wipe, Mre W WLlbee, Mrs Hale ; tomato oateap, W Wilkinson, w H MaOraaken ; apple jelly, Min Mo• Clelland, S Hoggard ; rhubarb jelly, Jae Evans, Mies MoOlelland ; raspberry jelly, Mies MoOlelland ; jelly, dram any otter fruit, Jag '8 Shaw, Jae Evans 1 A Beaker's epeolal for bread, W Ar matrons ; W 13 Kerr's apeoial for bread, Jno Me Kinnon; home made bread, ubite, Jae B Shaw, Ino McKinnon, Jae Evans ; home made bread, brown, Jae 8 Shaw, 0 Revell, W Armstrong ; fruit oak°, W Armletreng, Mrs 333 Sellate ; jelly cake, S Hoggard, Jae 13 Shaw ;oatmeal sake, W 3as Evans San, R McDonald ; Spring wheat, ,as Hessen!, ,W tI MoCraaken ceased fruit, S Campbell & Son, Jas Sharp ;barley, Jae Judkea-Mrs W R Robinson, 4Vroxe.. Campbell & Son, Obae Henderson & Son ; ter ; Mre W D Angus, Atw.,orl. REAL, ESTATE. 11 nBRMS DOR SALems E -1"11.11 good UN- mie 10P tale wad to rant, easy terms in Town shape of Kerrie and Grey, F 8, SCOTT, Brussel/1 -1 ooh FARM or. 1424 ACRES for Bale, being Lot 22, 000, 7, Grey. Rouse suitable for we families if 108.03red. Schoolhouse, church and portal the Village of Ethel on part of the lot. Apply to JOHN OCHER, Ethel Carriage Works, 29- A fewgo steep) ale good sten f u ricin 0 ears.' g y A SACRIFICE 13 REAL ES- TAME. --s0000.00 will buy the lOOeOsu- ghey Block in the Village of Brussels. These e tar m b old too se out b tiro :flu as U, a e Jo U lege aw0ad ate, Intending ply to 13'. 8, Should investigate G.F. at Ince. Apply n . @. SCOTT or G. F. BLAIR� Braeselle, ant. PINE ARTS. Professional photographs, H R Brewer; amateur photos, Rev R S G Anderson, Rev Jno Rose B A ; birds in Daae, Mre Jno Wyun ; pencil drawing, Mrs Hele, 13 Carder ; water calor landeoape, Mre (Rev) Abey, B Carder ; water color fig. ores, B Carder, Mre J A Fowler ; oil painting landscape, Mrs Abey 1 & 2 ; oil portrait, Mre Abey 1 & 2 ; bleak oreyon drawing, Mrs Hele, B Carder I colored orayon drawing, B Carder, Mrs Hele; spatter work, Mies McClelland ; painting on pottery, Annie B Roes 1& 2 ; painting on eiik or velvet, B Oerder, Mre Hale 1 paint. fog an placgaee, Mre Hele, .B Carder ; okeleto,'ized leaves, 5 Hoggard ; orna- mental penmanship, B Carder, Mre Hele ; basineeapenmanship, W H Mo• Oraoken ; girl's penmanship, Mre Jao R Smith, Grace M Stewart ; modelling id olay, Mrs Hele ; oil painting, original eketob, Mre (Rev) Ahoy. PLOWERO. Table boquet, Mrs Sellere, S Haggard ; band begot, Jae Evans, Grace M Stew. art ; button hole or dress boquet, Grace [Continued on page 5] Young Man do you want .LF1ARM . FOR SALE. -BEING ' the North-east ist of Lot 29 in the Ord a t on County of the o t of Morrie is. O Township the prunty of Huron, containing 60 ores. For pride forme and SCHAFF00 apply, JIL to D, le evaln, R or 0 a, mouton 00 t o at li, Ca ln, Manitoba, exeaubore of the late B,. A, Oaidtilok. • 8.4 FARM FOR SALE. -THE UI3 deretgued offers his 100 acre farm for sale, being Lot 11, Con. 17, Grey. There are 90 acres cleared and 10 acres bush, Goad house ; bunk barn, 60x62 feet, with steno etabliug ; good orchard; furor well fenced and drained. Artesian well with wind mill arid tank. Convenient to school, church and. market, 10 acres of Fall wheat and 16 amp plowed, balance seeded to grass, Ap- ply on the premises or Walton 1'. 0, ' 04.1f RHEAS ()RICH, Walton. 1 ARM FOR "SALE. subsori er ffor hie valuable -le 100Tacre rism for endo, being N d Lot 29, con: 6, Mor- ris. A. There re le comfortable Drop frame rose gra se. � There ie a comfortable frame hones w ith cellar, furnaee &e., barn with atone stabling, 40x00 feet and straw shed on atone wall, 24x40 feet. There 10 ales a etooe hog pen and hen house, and a frame sheep house on stone foundation. No more convenient buildings lu the township: Farm in good shape An Rare of orebard. Poesesaion could begiven on Nov. tat. For price, terms and conditions ripely to the Proprie• tor, WALTER INNYIS, Jamestown, ort, 8. SCOTT, Brussels. It not sold it win us. testae. 0. voae f our money 7 eo take e acourse at the Listowel a0 Ce, either the CoercialoSnorb.b'a Course. Students may enter at :any time. Terme reasonable -send for Oolloge Journal tl. A. President, A. LOeeretary.xD, Cffle11 Apples The Highest Cash Price will be paid- for any quantity of Cider Apples delivered at Brussels Cider Mill. G-oa. Ed.warcls, MILL STREET. FLr .• UR AND,as SALT It's Your Nerves. REAUY-lIADE CLQTMNG SUITS For Children, Boys, Youtlhhs Y 1 f Young Men and Old Men. ! Prices ! P All Sizes .Ce All s To Sur t 1 Everybody. r It's the Condition of Your Nerves that Either Makes Your Life. e, Round of , Pleasure or a Use- less Burden. To many women life is one round of sickness, weakneee and ill healthy To attempt even the lightest household datiee fatigues them. Many of the symptoms= a000mpanying thie state of decline are : a feeling of tiredness on waking, faintness, dizzineee, oinking feeling, palpitation of the heart, shortness of breath,' loes of appetite, oold bands and feet, headache, dark circles ander the eyes, pain in the bank and side and all the other armour. panimente of a rundown and weakened constitution. All these symptoms and conditions are simply the result of a poor quality and defective oironlation of the blood, with a wasting away of the nerve forces. By feeding the system with DR. WARD'S BLOOD AND NERVE PILLS Yon strike at the root of the disease and lay a solid foundation on which to build. Soon the weight increases, the sunken cheeks and flattened baste fill out, the eyes get bright and the thrill of renewed health and strength vibrates through the system. 50 cents per box at all druggists', or DR. WARD Co., Toronto, Mat. Dominion) Armada. G, A. ou For ale by , 5 Car of best Manitoba: Flour to hand and ready for the public. Also a car of Salt. The latter may behad at my Office or Grain 'Storehouse to suit Customers. BA1O11O ' Brussels. Important'to Breederaland Horsemen, Eureka Caustic Balsam. A reliable and speedy remedy for. Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, oto„ etc., in i�rl1;,' Horn pe Jaw e„t in Cattle. TRADE MARE 0800 pamph- letwhich accompanies . every bottle, giving ecientiflo treatment in the various diseasea. It can be used 1n ovary case of veterinary practice where stimulatingg applications and blisters are proscribed. 1't has no snrzafo1. Every bottle sold is guaranteed to give Satis- faction, Price 75c per bottle,. Bold byall druggists and bTail VETERiNRY MEDICINE COMPANY, London, Ont. We have something very nice and stylish in a Light Weight Overcoat for early Fall at $7.50 and 18.00 that is A 1, Also beautiful .Overcoats in Meavy Weights for colder weather at $15.00 to $10.00, .that are extra value, rt ent is large, Jnr aBSO In u J 1 -to- date, good quality, and no fancy rices but everything thin cheap. y g c . p We also keep Overalls, Odd Vests and Pants. GIVE US A CALL. A. Strachafl1 P. S, -October Fashion Sheets and Patterni•to hand. THE GREAT CASH STORE Bargains in FURS! A large assortment of High-class Furs consisting of. . Men's Coats and Capp, Ladies' Coats, Caperines, Ruffs, Muffs and Gauntlets. SOMETHING VERY SPECIAL IN %� fi . Ladies': Tailor-made Suits Don't forget that the NEW STORE is the place to get NEW GOODS at Rock Bottom Prices. .MeLEOD'S Renovator System -ens oTHmR-- TESTED REMEDIES SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE For Impure, Weak and Impovoriebed Blood, Dyepepeia, Bleeplesenees, Palpita- tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Near. algia, Lose of Memory, Bronohitie, Con. sumption, Gall Stones, Jaandioe, Kidney. and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Dance, Female Irregularitiee and General- De, bility, LABORATORY, IIODERICH, ONT. J'. M. MOLEOD, Prop. and Manufacturer. Solid by Jae rola tlrilgiltat, iare000le D. M. McEEA T H, PRETORIA BLOCK, B 2.. Y T H. THE "LION" BRAND s Boys' SdlioC1o1hing Once a Customer, Always a Customer. RESS the boys so they can go out and enjoy : the glorious air. Dress them so they will not be afraid to roll and tumble all over the ground. We have clothes made on purpose for these -busters -won't show dirt, won't look shabby in a week's wear, and will always stand the rough and tumble wear of the lively boy. Pants have double knees and double seats, lined with heavy white cotton, sewed with linen thread, seams double sewn and taped, buttons put on to stop on ; all this you get when you ask for the "Lion" Brand of Boys' Clothing. The cut and make of these suits are. not equalled by anything on the market. We are sole agents for this famous snake. D. C. ROSS. CLOTHIER • AND FURNISHER, 3E3 RR"C7 SSELs.