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C'f ID,4 1', OCT. 21, 1898.
BLYTH FALL FAiR PRiZE
LIST.
ITonarss,-Ileavy draught --Tonin, J Rey.
Holds, J I' Dale, Salkeld & Son ; brood male
and foal, J Shortrmod,1 and 2; mare foal, J
F Dale, Jas Evans ; horse foal, J 213ortreed,
W Taylor ; 2.year-old gelding, T Braduook ;
2-yoar old Sll3•, A Janor, .7 Reynolds ; 1 year
Old gelding t/ Wright, W Taylor ; 1 yoar old
filly, J2Dale, 1 and 2,
General purpOoo-Team, T Elliott, Jno
Coultas, H MORrlon ; brood mare and foal,G
Whitley, Levi Trick • mare foal, C Wright, J
Leiper ; horse colt, x Atoor, 2nd not known ;
2 year old gelding, W McGowan, A. W Sloan ;
2 your old AllyW Rose, 0 Wright f 1 year
Std gelding. G 'Stevenson ; 1 year old filly, 11
]Perris, L WIltee.
Carriage -Team, T Plliotb,
Roadsters -Team, 1st not known, J Rey-
nolds, W Weir ; brood mare and foal, Scott
& Warwick ; horse foal, Jm Smith ; mare
foal, T Melon, T Newsome ; 2 year old gold.
Mg, not kuowu ; 2 year old 011..7, D Lansi033,
J Rliba; 1 year old gelding, Scott & Warwick,
TI Lockhart • 1 year old ally, Scott & War-
wick,A Walt; efngle driver in bo;.;y, R Bo-
Indoo,0 Johnston; eeddlo horse, J J Mo•
Laughlin, Harvey Davis ; 4 Dolts, Scott &
Warwick; sweepstakes, Soott & W¢rwlok.
CAT't'L E.-Tiloro'bred Durham0-.Milch Dow
and calf, Jgu H ¢
a11M Hr1 n•
k 8n $ak e
old
d
hello
n.
r, J Snell, laud -, 1 n, 1 old Kerte', .1'
Snell 0 Ferris oa'Wallace; 2, 1 and $ ; aged
bullar Ferris, ll Walce ; year old bun, J
Sh of oth ; bull iste, a Wallace,eedJae Snell,
Avg other registered breed, -Milers now,
Jno McGregor, J Denholm ; 2 yoar old heifer,
J MO Gregor, R 0 McGowan; 1 year oldheifer,JDenhnlm; heifer malt, J Denholm,
R 0 McGowan ; bull, 2 years, Jno McGregor,
11 0 McGowan ; bull calf, J McGregor. 11 0
Gowan; best male and 2 femalos,3 Mc-
Gregor,
Grade-1E11th mow and calf, J Revuoldj, M
H Harrison ; 2 year old holier, J Reynolds, l
and 3 ; 1 year old heifer, D Soo tt & Son, E H
Harrison ; heifer calf, At EL Harrison, 1 and
2 ; steer calf, D Soott & Son ; 2 year old
stoor,J Suortreed, J Reynolds; 1 year old
steer, A W Sloan,,li H Harrison ; fat steer,
T Ross, M 13 Harrison ; fat cow or heifer,
Miss Howrie, M H Harrison,
Sw00P.-Cntswold-Jia Potter took all the
prizes in this class,
Leioeeter-Aged ram, J Stroll, J Barr;
Rhearling um, J gum], N Coming' ram
lamb, J Snell, 1 and 2 ; slloarllug ewes, J
Snell, Sanderson & Son ; aged ewes, J Snell,
J Sanderson & Sou; ewe lambs, Sanderson
& Soo, J Barr,
Shropsitiredown-Aged ram, ram Iambs,
Cooper & Son; aged owes Cooper & Son, A
Duncan ; Obearliug ewes, I Duncan, Cooper
& Son ; ewe Iambs, Cooper &Son, 1 Said 2.
TabL' y crani lambs r breed. J Tabb, named-Aged
ed
ewes, sheerling ewes, ewe Iambs, J Tabb 1
Sad 2 ; fat sheep, 3 Coultas, Cooper & Son.
wpDoerYbrood] now', gRd Nichol, W NDeer 1
boar, JYctter,W Doer; sow,R Nichol, W
1.)amm,
Any large breed -Aged boar, Fisher Bros.,
A Edwards ; brood sow, Fisher Bros, W
Doer t boar, W H Mo0utaheoa, Fisher Bros ;
sow, Fisher Bros, 1 and 2.
sow, boar, improved0w, W McA111siold', J boar,
orrarood
ace;
pen of pigs, W McAllister, R Nichol.
GSalkeld & Sonll wheat,
J SalkelMcCallum, Sn,H
Edwards; Spring wheat, red, J Salkeld &
Son; White Rife Suring wheat, R G McGow-
barley,R 0- McGowan, Salkeld&Sono; white
oats, A Stafford, Salkeld & Sou ; black oats,
J Barr, Salkeld & Son; email peas, Salkeld
S3 Son, H Edwards ; large peas, timotby
alkeld d; Sou, R G McGowan; red clover
W Doer.
LADIES' WODL-Flannol sh, Mrs
Mon, Mrs 21 Stewart wh Ee tshirt,TMrs m
Hamilton, Miss Nott; gents' mitts, Miss
Symington, J I orniolr ; pillow shams, Mrs F1
S tewart, Mise Nott; patch quilt in cotton,
Mrs
T Hamilton.
res Gott; sins gent manly,
Miss Symington, Alias Nott; sins
nni11,
miss Symlugton, Mra E Stewart ; knitted
quilt, Mias Symi02Eon, Mrs E Stewart;
woolen Socks or stockings, Mrs T Homiibon ,
Mrs (larder. $rMiss Symington ;lr eraaen,, worng on wont, k
Miss Symington, Mrs 0 Camnbelt ; ombroid.
O Cal pbetlt; embroide•yHon aO111caor0 sa tu,
Mrs TO Stewart, Afiss Nett ; Rensiugtou
embroidery, Mrs 0 Campheil, M198 NOW
Roman embroidery, Mies Nott, W
()reckon; parlor screen, bliss Nott; sots
cushion, Miss Nott, T Rrarinock; fancy
panel, W H McCracken, Mise Wise ; piano or
table scarf, Miss Nott, Mrs 0 Campbell ;
drawn work, Miss Symington, W Hartry ;
bonitos or point lone, Miss Symington, Aire
Carder, Airs ll Stewart(; crock t io a loo, Mfrs
0 Campbell, Miss Symington; 0008'1,1 in
cotton, Mre Stewart, Miss Symington
in wool, W li McOraokeu, Dr Order ; bid
room shop ere, lore Howrie, WE{ EoCreaken
fanny toilet set, Arica Wise, T Bradnook ;
footstool, Mrs TO Stemarb,. Dr Carder ; ap-
plique work, Arise Nott, Mrs G Rtowar;
fancy pIO cushion, bliss Nott, W H Mc-,
Craoken; fanny handkorahlet ease, Mrs 0
Campbell, W H McCracken ; mould work,
Mrs 0 Campbell, Miss S ymio8bon ; suit of
ladies' underwear, airs T Hamilton; knitted
lane, in cotton, Win Nott, Miss Svmingtnn;
knitted or crochet fancy wool shawl, Mise
Nott, Mrs 0 Campbel.l,.r• set crochet table
mate, Miss Wise, W raa[try; set of table
doilies, W H MoOraokeo, Dr Carder ; Bat-
tenburg lane, W H McCracken, Mrs Howrie ;
fancy glove came, Etas Symington, Mre
Campbell
tigeeyDsepbel:f uc8 netting, $tr,irHowiO;Cpelrgetle'oyanaffaeaob;nmnse11radaes,
Arra Howrie, Dr Carder; fanny afghan, Mre
Campbell, W H Mo0raaken # • table centre
piece, Mrs T Hamilton, W >Eo0raokon ;
table Dover embroidered, MRS Nott, Mtss
Wise ; tray cloth,Arise Nott, Mrs Oampboll ;
tea 0oaey, Mrs S1ewart,DT Carder; picture
throw, Tena. Cooper, Alias Symington ;
13e1.1in wool work gat, Dr Carder, W H Mo.
Craoken ; Berlin wool work raised, 1)r Card-
er, Mrs Howrie; lamp 9oree0, De Carder,
Mies Symington; laundry bag, bliss Nott,
MISS W1o0 ; shopping bag, Dr Carder, Mtas
Nott • etobing on any material, Dr Carder,
Mies filen; knotted bed spread, W Aartry,
h13aeWise ; mantle drape, Era Campbell, W
H McCracken; collection lady's work, Miss
Nott, W H 2lo0raaken, Mrs Campbell,
RooTE1,--Late potatoes, R G McGowan,
J 13 Tyreman, 1' Metcalf ; early potatoes,
F Metoalf, J Grey, W Garter ; collection
itOtatoe0, 13 Haggit, D H Lansing, J
Grey ; field 022rols, J MoCallum, E
Hoped ; garden red carrots, F Metcalf,
W Taylor ; Swede tarnipe, W H Mo -
Grethen, J Barr ; any other variety, W
12 Mo0raoken ; collection garden pro.
duoe, W H Modraclren, Walter Taylor;
beets, W Mooraolren, J 33 Tyreman ;
aagar baste, W H McCracken, Jos Allan.
003 ; mangold wnrtzele, long, Solkeid &
Son, W H MOOraoken ; mangold globe,
W H McOraoken, Jae lito0allum ; pump.
bins, A Carr, D 11 Lansing ; squad), Mre
J S 3iotvrie, W EI Mo0raoken ; red
onions, W II blooraoken, W Taylor ;
yellow onions, W Taylor, W H McOraok-
en ; sliver pickling onions, jos Allinson,
W II MoCeoolten ; potato onions, W II
MCOraolten, '4V Taylor ; white field beans,
7 Grey, W 13 Mn0raeken ; 0000, Salkeld
& Son, J B Tierney ; citrons, Mrs T
Hamilton, H; Edwards ; watermelons,
G Henry, J Barr ; cabbage, Salkeld
Son, W 11 McCracken ; red pickling,
Snikkeld & Son, Mre J t3 Howrie ; celery,
Jas Mogallor lutt; olhculiliowor,, FTiMe calf,
A Stafford.
LAM AND PLtovtefo3a. Tub butter,
Mre T 7iaulilton, A Garr, Jae MnOal• The free library board re•engaged ,'41fos
tam ; amok butter, J Brigham, 7 Mo- King as librarian at an inolOased salary
Callum, Mrs T Hamilton ; roll butter, of $121.
Mre T I,1amilton, A Carr ; butter In The aeoretary of the Northern Exhibi.
prints, 3o. M20511am, A Sart ; dairy tion, Walkerton, reports a balance to the
Oben, Miss Symington, Mre 'I' Rami(. Sooiety'e credit of $400.
TBiE BRUSSLS POST
ton ; extracted honey, J13 Tyretnnn, 17 11,1SISP'l'1111at &FP T1It.` 50 181sT,
(lark ; honey in oonrb, W Hurry, J' R •-----.
Tyreman ; home made breed, ML's '1' To the Editor of Tun POST;
llamilton, W Taylor; plain tea bisonite, Date Sot, --Kindly allow me l0 say 111
W Taylor, T Brudnook ; maple syrup 11171 1'osT a fele words that I hove 00 my
1V 1Vatiaoe, A Carr ; collection oanneti mind, When thinking on the and noel.
fruit, .1 A1rey, A'fA'a Bowie ; grape wine, ;lent wile) calmed that pool little
Mias WO
iee, uo Irwin ; tomato catsup, death, the thought pcoarred to In 111
W Taylor, W 1.1 MoCraoken ;' 01(x0(1 1 le a wonder that there have not
piokloe, Miss Nott, Mrs Howrie ; pickles, t moms little boys and girls kUled, 08
any other kind, J Grey, 1 Slid 2 ; baeket ally in the Winter time, I Have nob
el,ge, Geo. Powell, J Kerniok.
lr['"EiVf:'
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boy's Hunting and
t 7G
been Fishing Resorts
peal.
one
Klose
1 Abound in (tilt Kind
boys ,
t at of Nisi( and Gains.
dbe
neral Open 00:1 u for DENIl, Nov, 101 to Nth In -
for (Thant aeon' for DttOKS, Sept, tat to 3)80.
the f 16th Inoivaive.
Open season for (11;13SE, Sopb. 111h to May
let inobleiva,
Open 90000n for GROUSE, Sopt,16th to Do,
11th ioolueive.
Open season for SAMOS, Open season for I'A2t'DR0DGlg, le to
to
Deo, 16th.
.Caul'.--Apples---.Winter app'ee, b'ail
apptoe, Geo Fothergill, Jae Potter ; Bait1
G Fothergill, 11 G M1G0wan ; King
of Tompkins, Geo 1'othergill, Dr Card.
er ; Northern spy, A W Sloan, J Barr ;
Rhode 'Wand Greenicge, J Barr, Geo
Fothergill ; Ribeton Pippin, A W Sloan,
A Carr ; golden russet, W Weir, J B
Tyreman ; Roxboro' russet, J 13 Tyre
man, A W Sloan ; Reok•n0•further, Jae
Potter, A W Sloan ; Swear, A W Sloan ;
Wagner, G Fothergill, J Brigham ; Ben
Davis, R G McGowan, A W Mala ;
Yandarvero, J Brigham, J 13 Tyrelnan ;
Splteeuberg, R G McGowan, A 1V Steen ;
Tolman Sweet, G Fothergill, J Grey ;
Mann, R G ilfoGowan, W Clark ; maiden
binsh, G Fothergill, A Carr ; Snow, J B
Tierney, G Fothergill; Duchess of Old.
enberg, J Shortreed, Miss Symiaglmt ;
Wealthy, R G MnGowen, J Potter ;
Canada •
a tad
JBTer
man Carr Y , A col -
vert, '
l Braduook, J 13 Tyraniau ; 'Alex-
ander, J Sheritt, A 17 Sloan ; 30 oz pip.
pine, A W Steen, H Edwards ; any other
var101)1, J 13 Tiernay, A W Sloan ;
Winter pears, M Lockhart, W Soott ;
Fall psora, J Jaokeon, Geo Fleury ;
plume, 1? Metcalf, W H MoIlroy ; ool.
1ootion of plums, W H MaOraoken ;
tomatoes, A Stafford, W Taylor ; grapes,
A Jloobe, Miss Symington ; crabs, W
Weir, A Smith ; peaches, Alva It Short -
reed, A W Sloan,
IIIPLEI1ENTa,—Lumber wagon, Bruns -
don & Son ; bob sleighs, Slater & Sims ;
iron beano sod plow, Brunsdon & San, C
Hamilton ; iron beam general purpose
plow, 0Il'amilton, Brunsdon & Son ; gang
plow, Slater cC Sims, Brnnedon & Son ;
iron harrows, J Phillips, Slater & Sims ;
Biagio open buggy, 7 Ferguson ; single
oovered buggy, Ewan & Innis, J Fergus.
on ; cutter, Brunsdon & Son, Slater &
Sims ; set horse shoes, Slater & SIms,
J Phillipa ; set trotting horse shoes,
Slater & Sims, J Pflillipe ; iron pump,
D Showers ; wooden pump, D 131200ing.
star, D Showers ; farm gate, H Edwards;
stove and furniture, Deustedb Bros;
Cooper's work, 17 Taylor ; saufller,
Brunsdon & B011 ; churn, 0 Hamilton,
W Taylor ; post.hole auger, Mrs E Stew-
art, D Roadhouse,
MANDFACTDRE0—HOme made all wool
flannel, Miss Wise, Mise Nott ; anion
flannel, Miss Wise, Mre Stewerh; all
wool blankets, Mies Wise, Mies Nott ;
anion blankets, Miss Wied, J Kerniok ;
horse blankets, Jas MoCallum, Mrs E
Stewart ; coverlet, Mies Wise, Mrs E
Stewart; rag mat, W H MoOraoken,
Mee Nott ; yarn mat, Alias Symington ;
rag carpet, Miss Wise, Mrs T Hamilton
stocking yarn, Mra T Hamilton, Mrs T
MoCallum ; coarse boots, J Sheritt ;
gent's boots, J Sheritt 1. and 2 ; single
harness, J T Carter.
CHILDREN'S DEr,RTIIEer—Hammed
handkerahfefe, Mary Barr, W H Mc-
Cracken ; darning on socks or etookinge,
Mrs Howrie, 19 Hartry ; oroohet work in
wool, MISS McCracken, W Hartry ;
crochet in cotton ; W Hartry, Mrs W H
McCracken ; panel! drawing, Myrtle
Livingetoue, Jno Gray ; dressed doll, m
Barr, Elsie Kelly ; woodwork, W Hart
ry ; plain sewing by child under 8
years, B B Laidlaw, W Hartry.
FINE Anis. - Calleetion oil paintings, Devizes ; M. Doherty, Clinton, Gentle
colleotion water oolor paintings, figure men- J din S. Bennet, Stratford • Win
painting in oil, figure painting in water, 1V1a1`ieil, Embro ; W. 111, 11tartin, 1'a1''
Dolor, Mrs 0 Campbell, Mre Dr Carder ;
animals fn oil, W H McCracken, Mrs
Carder ; animate in water colors, single
picture in oil, single pioture In water
oolore, pencil drawing, paatelle, oolleotion
of pen and ink eketohes, Mrs Campbell,
Mee Carder ; crayon drawing, A Stafford,
Mre Carder ; painting on potter Mre
Carder, Mre Campbell ; painting on silk,
satin or plush, Miss Symington, Mrs
Carder ; painting on glass in oil, Mies
Symington, Mrs Campbell,
PLANTS AND FLOWER;,-0olleotiod foli•
age, „eraaiums in bloom, hanging baeket,
Dr Carder ; funbiae in bloom, W Carter ;
best display or plants in flower, W Oar -
ter, Dr Corder, Cut Flowers -Table
baguet], F Metoalf, A Elder ; hand
briquet, Dr Carder, F Metoelf ; ahlias,
W Coming,
SCIioOL CHILDREN'S Oo1MPETITION. --
Writing by children under 13, Jos Bell ;
by children under 10, Myrtle Rosa,
Dottie Cowan.
POIrLTRr,-Bronze turkeys, W Wel-
lace, D Showers ; turkeys, any other
kind, D 3 Lansing, G Irwin ; geese, large
breed, G Irwin, 1 and 2 ; geese, email
breed, R R Laidlaw ; Roaon duke, G Ir.
win, W Wallace ; ducks, any other kind,
G Irwin I and 2 ; Legborne, any variety,
W Wallace, J H Fisher ; Roudans, W
Oarter,1 and 2 ; Brahmae, any variety,
J [i Fisher 1 and 2 ; black Spanish, G
Irwin 1 and 2; Minoroae, Mrs J S How-
rie 1 and 2; Hamburg!), J H Fisher, W
Garber ; Laagsbano, J H Fisher, W Tay-
lor
; Dorking, G Irwin, J H Fisher ;
Wyandotte, J H Fisher 1 and 2 ; Andn•
lueiane, Newton Davis, G Irwin ; black
breasted Red Game, J H Fisher 1 and 2 ;
Buff Coobins, G Irwin 1 and 2; Partridge
Ooohina, G Irwin 1 end 2 ; Bantams, G
Irwin, J' II Fisher ; Poland, W Carter, 1
aid 2 ; Red daps, W Wallace 1 and 2 ;
Plymouth Books, Newton Davis, J H
Fisher ; oolleotion of pigeons, Newton
Davis ; collodion of fowl, W Carter, J
Barr ; Guinea fowl, G Irwin, .1 II Fisher.
Sbner,tr, Pnizos.-Lady driver, single
rig, W Dale, Wee Hamilton ; best mer.
obant'e display, 0 Hamilton ; to 'harness
horse and hitch to single rig and drive
onoe around the ring, '1V Dale, L Tether.
JvnaEm,-Heavy horoee, J Avery, J F
Bell. Light horses, J Knox, F MaDon•
agli. Cattle, 7 S Brown, Neaferth ; I
Fisher, Benmiller. Piga, J d Tuck, Ed
Bal. Poultry, 0 0 Wilson. Sheep, W
Coultas, W Michie, Implements, Peter
Scott; W Dare. Grain, J L Eidt,
Auburn ; J Ireland, Blyth, Roate, A W
Sloan, Blyth ; Robb Medd. Dairy, Mrs
T MoFadden, Grey ; Mre J Kelly, )3lyth ;
D E Munro, Auburn. F1'ait and flowers,
1T E Heuston, Exeter. Manufactures, R
Morrison, Mullett ; Mre 0 Robertson.
Trine arta, miss Graham, Clinton.
Ladies' work, Mre Shorts, Mise Rose,
Auburn.
thing to say lu favor lit a,treleae, res
or furioue driving on the street, a
think it is very wrung and dangerous
also think it 1s n0t ex/early right for
or glrlh of 8 yearn to be on the elm
half past 8 at night, molten they .heal
in bed, 1 think the farmers in g°
will say with ole that there is no need
little hire and girls going to mast
(Arm. re teams when coining into town
in the Winter ae they have been in the
habit of (131n52nd then hang on to tate
sleighs in nruwds. It did not matter
,vhatller the rig wag single or doable,
the 1oa 1 heavy r'r light, and epparentl
bhay seldom o mdid srea the state of
roSdd, the unisaum, to both teamster
beam, or the d.tngsr to their Own lite
limb. Some year0 ago some boys p
tioerl going 10 meet teams in the Wit
time at Seeforth and one of them foil
a load of square timber and had the
crushed )e out of 111111,
Now i
fare
would try the right way I think they co
stop that nuleanoe and danger, and 1 h
they will. Yours truly,
A FARMER.
Wit aro unsurpaaead and that
tllo Hunting and Fishing Guide and all inform.,
Slid aEton from any agent lit brand Trunk Bail.
and
010• J. N. KENDALL, Agent, Brussels,
iter GEO. HEMI), " Ethel.
nil
life
eta
uld
o;le
Uttunti Stn Niwwee.
The King's Daughtere met at Stretford
this week.
Steatford's population has fallen off
162 during the past year.
The South Perth election case was
adjourned until Nov, 11.
North Perth Agricnitnall Society fa
about $400 behind as a result of the Fall
Fair,
Tbo Avonbank Cheese and Butter Oo
are putting 111 another new separator.
They will make things hem this Fall
with three eeperators running.
Mrs. James Ogilvie, of Hull, hoe died
as the result of eating a quantity of
haws. The haws were eaten seeds and
all, internal troubles followed, and after
lingering in great agony she died.
Three months ago a one•legged tramp
shot dead Policeman Toohey,' in London.
The other day the murderer, named
Madre Brown, was arrested in Washing.
ton State. He will be brought beck to
London. Brown is the forty-third one -
legged tramp that has been arrested be-
fore the right men was Bemired.
The rate war 28 still unsolved, and the
0. P. R. nom blames the G. T. 1t. for the
continuation of the cut, Mr. McNiooll,
of the 0, P. R , says when the G. T. R.
ceases eelliog tickets to Manitoba al less
than the regular fare his company will
be prepared to do something towards re-
storing the local rates. There is no kick
coming from the travelling public.
A Toronto lady went to the water tap
the other day to draw some water, but
found the liquid would not flow. Lesv'
ing the tap open a few naivetes a black
snake, eighteen inches in length, fesoed
forth. If that's the kind of water they
have in Tor into it's luoky they didn't
gat prohibition. The snakes tbet whiskey
produoe are nob much larger than tltat.
The Ontario Normal College at;Ho.mil.
ton has opened with a large number of
students. Following are some from this
district; Ladies -B, Laoaa, Stratford ;
J. Cameron, Mftahell ; M. Skelton, God.
°rich ; J. Robertson, Exeter ; S. Hardie
E. E. Irvine, Sb.Marys; Wm. Aberhardt ;
J, McKinley, Seaforth ; W. 0. Merger,
New Dundee ; W, J, Elder,3Hensall.
At Odgonde Hell, Toronto, Saturday
morning, Justice Maolennau end Jostioe
Order disposed of 22 election petitions iu
BS many minutes. Tho following pe•
linens .vera diemiseed by oonaent
Weet Hamilton, East Hamilton, Priuoe
Edword, West Durham, East Middlesex,
Dundee, South Norfolk (cross petition),
Linooln, Fronteaao, South Waterloo, Ad.
dingtoo, East Hastings, South Brant,
Monok, West Kent, Welland, West
Haetinge, Centre Bruop, South Went.
worth and South Norfolk.
SUDDEN DEATH OF AN EDIT05.-Jel111 Jef•
fere Clarke, editor and proprietor of the
Tiverton Watchman, died at his home on
Ont. 7111, aged 32 years. Deemed
met hie death by aooident. On Tuesday
afternoon he had his horse out and was
driving Mrs. Gam. Walker towards Lover.
huroo, that lady being in searoll of a pari
to mishit her at the hotel on Friday, ex
hibitioo day. The horse was spirited and
in making a turn cramped the buggy and
threw the occupants out. Mr. Clarke
Amok the gronnd heavily with hit head
and was partially stunned. Mre. Walker
eeoaped with alight injury. Mr. Clarke
soon recovered and attended to hie work
aa usual, and as secretary of the agrioul•
Lural ;moiety was kept oloeely engaged in
perfeotiog arrangements for the exhibi-
tion. Later he Buffered with a severe
pale in his bead, parelyeis of one tide
followed and on Friday at noon he pass.
ed away. The funeral on Sunday after
noon was conducted by the Mnennio order,
and in the cortege there were over one
hundred Masons in line.
AN IOIPROMPTU SOLO. -There was a fee,
tore in the last Sunday evotiug 00rvioe
at the Windsor Avenue Methodist chetah,
reports the Windsor Record, of whioh
no intimation was given the pester. In
foot it Wall purely impromptu. While
Mies Goillot was rendering her
solo, "By the Watere of Babylon" there
floated through the open windowe from
the parsonage on the next lot the tones
of a child soprano, sweet and pure as a
eilver bell, and the burden of Geo melody
WSW
"Jesus loves me, thie I know,
Fur the Bible tette me so."
After the echoes of Mee Gaillot's fine
vofm had died away, and a hush had
fallen on the congregation, the infant
voice 000tinued the eorrg, and the people
listened with keen attention, while a
ripple of amusement was evident. A
glance at the pulpit also allowed that the
stalwart 000upnnt manifested some un-
easiness, 'Th10 embarrassment wag
markedly inoreaeed, when the sacred
Rang wee suspended and three infantile
voiese broke forth with "Down on the
Wabash" white the amusement of the
congregation took an audible form.
"That is the disadvantage of (laving a
large family, and living next door to the
oheroh," said Rev, Mr. Livingston, It
may be said that the pastor hag eleven
ohildron, and the majority of them were
fn ohura11,
OCT. `«',1, 18118
Our Seasonable New Styles are Bound to
Please Beyond the Shadow of a Doubt.
Call and see. our
stock of
Blankets,
Sheetings,
Flannels,
Tweeds,
Yarns,[[,�{
Etc.
Wool, Bides, Butter and Eggs
taken in exchange.
Carding, Spinning,
Weaving, Knitting, etc ,
Promptly attended to
at the
BRUSSELS WOOLLEN MILL.
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y 03 can make it at bane by buying pier
13ao ljls AND
AT Shoes
ares. x'S3ftlan Mitchell's
Cash Boot and Shoe Store,
ETHEL.
have 0aw a full stock of Ready -Made
Boots and Shoes of all sizes from Wattle
up, at lowest prices poeeible.
All Ripe repaired Free of Charge.
Please call and gel Prioes.
13.---12epairing of Boots, Shoes and
ll.rnese promptly attended to.
Geo. IL l�itcholl,
1'c oprietor, Ethel.
Lumber and Shingles
FOR SALE.
First °lase Cedar Shingles,
$1.00 per square
Seoond.oiaos " 00
Maple Flooring $10 00 to $10 00
Ash, all kinds 10 00 10 00
Pine 14 00 18 00
Custom Sawing and Planing
clone on shortest notice.
Bills cut to order.
You will find the prices right
at the Ethel Saw Mill.
S. S. COLE,
PROPRIETOR, ETHEL.
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All Simmer Goods
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Agent for Parker's Dye Works.
tr. a Skene.
ENGINE CLEA6INC SALE
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STAPLE DEPARTMENT.
Best Indigo Prints, frill width, regular 12,dc for 9e ; best Eng-
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ede macle, regular 28o for 22c ; best Indigo Shirting, regular 12.40
for 10c; TJnion Table Linen fine finish, regular 80c for 221c ; 18
inch Pure Linen Towelling, regular 12ic for Sic.
DRESS GOODS.
We are selling many lines in a great variety of designs and
colors at half their real value.
RIBBONS
In all colors, quarter off in silk and satin.
1.O0 MEN'S SUITS
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