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advertisement must be left et the counting
room of Tam PosT not later than Tuesday
of each week This is imperative,
W. El. liRR,
Editor and Proprietor,
ELMA'S BIG FAIR.
The F,lme, Agricultural Society's Fall
Exhibition on Tuesday and Wednesday
of lash week eolipsed any previous Fair
held in that township. The first day
was occupied in planing the inside exhi-
bite in position, and completing all the
preliminaries for the following day.
Secretary Morrison was kept hustling
both days looking after his department.
Wednesday was a beautiful Oot. day.
Nature was all smiles, and it was cateb-
in', judging by the happy throng that
promenaded the grounds, admiring and
criticising the products of the farm,
garden, shop, and the home. And there
was much to be seen and admired, for a
better collection of exhibits was never
brought together in that township, or the
county for that matter.
Honsms,—Agrioultural—Foal, D Mor-
rison, Jno Holman ; brood mare, with
foal, D Morrison ; yearling filly, Smith
Bros ; 2 year filly, Smith Bros, Jae Dun-
can, J B Hamilton ; 3 year filly, E
Broughton, Smith Bros, R Ford ; span,
Jas Dickson, Geo Loohhead, Was Duncan.
General Purpose—Foal, A.lex Miller ;
brood mare, Thos Dickson ; yearling
filly, Geo Loohhead, Tbos Dickson ; 2
year filly, W L Holmes ; 8 year filly, T
Dickson, Waiter Inglis, W G Inglis ;
span, Peter McLellan, A Stevenson, Thos
Jackson. Roadsters—Pony, Arthnr Ioer-
ger; foal, J G Ballard, Wm Peet, J A
Boa, V 5 ; brood mare with foal, J A
Roe, v S, Jno Cowan, Alex Aikens ; year.
ling filly, Wm Peet ; 2 year filly, Henry
Zinn, 1 & 2 ; 3 year filly, Geo Loohhead,
Hay & Kidd, A Stevenson ; saddle horse,
Walter Inglis, Hay & Kidd, Jas Dickson,
jr ; buggy horse, Jno Soott, Samuel
Holmes, Jao Tughen ; span, T J Ballan-
tyne, Sallows & Alexander, Thos Jaok-
son. Carriage—Foal, Henry Zinn ; brood
mare, Smith Bros ; yearling filly, Alex
Miller, Jas Dickson, jr ; 2 year filly,
Alex Miller, Jno Howes, Ford ; 3 year
filly, Robt Ford, Jao Priest ; single driv-
er, Wm Dickson, Geo Danbrook, Robt
Brown ; span, Hay & Kidd, Wm Dan.
book, Hay ds Kidd. Judges—Wm Ie-
biater, Thos McLauchlin, Jno Burris.
CATTLE.—Dnrhams —.Yearling heifer,
Smith Bros, A Simpson ; bull calf, Geo
Hutchison, Smith Bros ; heifer calf,
Smith Bros. Ayrehires—Milch cow, T
Dickson, 1 & 2 ; 2 year heifer, Thos
Dickson ; heifer calf, Tbos Dickson.
Jerseys—Milch cow, A H Wynn. Grades
—Milch cow, Thoe Dickson, 1 & 2, Jno
Cnthbertson ; 2 year heifer, Thoe Sweet. r
on, Thos Dickson, GLoohbead ; yearling B
heifer, Tbos Sweeton, W 0 Morrison,
Tbos Sweeton ; heifer calf, Smith Bros,
Thoe Dickson. Any breed—Yoke of oxen, s
Robt Buchanan ; 2 year steers, George f
Loohhead. Judges — Joe Anderson,
Wingham ; Jno newel), Palmerston ; Mai
Jas McCallum, Walton.
SHEEP: Leicesters—Ram lamb, Tbos m
Sweeton, Thoe Diokson ewes having
had lambe in 1805, Thos Dickson, Tboe M
Sweeton ; shearling ewes, Alex Miller,
Tbos Hall ; ewe lambs, Thoe Dickson,
Thoe Sweeton. Oxford Downs—Ram
lamb, Thom Smith, 1 & 2 ; shearling
ewes, Chas Ovens ; ewe lambs, Thos
Smith. Shropebires—Aged ram, Robb
Pirie, A. Simpson ; eheariing ram, Robt
Pixie ; ram lamb, Robt Pirie ; ewee hav-
ing bad lambe in 1805, Robt Pirie ; ewe
, lambs, Robt Pirie ; fat sheep, R Pirie, A
Simpson.
Pres.—Berkshires — Aged boar, John
Brown ; boar, Thos Smith ; brood sow,
John Brown. Chester White—Aged
hoar, J W Boyd brood sow, W G Inglis,
J W Boyd; sow pig, Alex Miller, Geo
Loohhead ; sucking pigs, John Cowan,
Alex Miller. Any other breed—Aged
boar, W G Inglis, Wm Wilson; boar pig,
Alex Miller, 1 & 2 ; sow pig, Alex Miller,
5 Peters ; sucking pigs, Jno Howes, Geo
Loohhead, Judges—Mark Hodgson,
Wingham ; Jno Shortreed, Walton.
LoobbeadrASimpson 1 silent of morn..
moth ewoet corn, Juo Otlthbertoon, l3
Peters,
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B20080.., -.Variety of l vtataes,JaB Pried},
t,
WmBemphill; white olephauto, ,J G
Ballard.; beauty of Hebron, G Loahhoad,
W G Thalia; rose of Ilriu, J W MoBain,,
Boat Ford ; empire date, Isaac Raveill,'
Jtlo Qowan ; late popatoes, G Loehbead,
W G Inglis ; early potatoes, Jno Grab -
am, Jas Priest ; swedisb ttrnips, Joe
Qowan, W G Inglis ; any other kind, Jno
Gowan, W Peet; long red mangoide, Jno
Tughen, Chas Ovens ; yellow globe mem-
olds, Chas Ovens, ,Ino Brown; long yet.
low marigolds, Jno Graham, S Peters ;
field carrots, Joe Graham, Jno Switzer •,
eolleetion of roots, Jno Cowan, S Paters.
Judges—•Tbos MoLauohlin, ]lark Hodg.
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VmooTantre.—Long beets,. Geo Hutob.
ison, Fred Switzer ; round beefs, Jno
$town, H Ronnenbarg ; winter radiehoe,
Geo Chapman, Isaac Ruvoill yellow
onions, Geo Chapman, Smith Bros ;'
large red onions, Geo Chapman, Wm
Hemphill' uto s. Imo Rae' 1
d haat Ian vii, II
, ,
Ronnenberg ; garden carrots, G. Chap.
man, Wm Stevenson '; parsnips, Joe
Graham, Isaac Raveill ; celery, J W Mo -
Bain, G 'Chapmitn ; oaulifiower, Wm
Stevenson, Allan MoMane ; winter oak.
bagee, Isaao Raveill,' Jno rowan ; Indian
corn, G Loohhead, J Sanders ; blaok
beans, Jno Graham,) Sanders ; white
beans, Et Ronnenbarg, A Farrell 1 any
ocher, J Cowan, J Priest ; pumpkin, A
Stevenson, Alex Miller ; squash, A.
Stevenson, Alex Miller ; citron, Wm
Steveneon, Andrew Mandel ; tomatoes.
W Stevenson, Henry Goddard ; water
melons, H Ronnenbarg collection of
vegetables, 8 Peters, W Stevenson,
FRUIT.—Fall apples, W G Inglis, Alex
Miller; winter apples, W L Holmes, A.
Mandel,' crab apples, Jno Taghen, Jno
Brown ; collection of apples, W Steven-
son, A McLaren.
DATRY.—Fresh butter, Mre D Gordon,
W G Inglis ; tub butter, Mrs J Nixon
homemade'bread, Alex Miller, Mrs J
Simpson baker's bread, Hamlen tiros
canned fruit, Mise J Simpson, Mre W L
Holmes; homemade cheese, Mre Geo
Loobhead ; bottle of ploklee, Mre J Gra•
ham, Mrs J Sanders ; bome-made soap,
Allan MoMane, Mrs J Graham ; honey
extracted, Joseph Horn, Henry Hoddard ;
honey in comb, Joseph Horn, Isaac
Raveill. Judges—Samuel Whaley, Mrs
Whaley, of Milverton.
Do:s marm Maa'r.—Flannel, Mrs J Nix-
on ; blankets, Mrs A McLaren, Mrs D
Gordon ; woollen yarn, Mrs J Nixon,
Mrs J Switzer ; rag carpet, Mrs J Switz-
er, Andrew Stevenson ; mat, Miss J Mor-
rison, Mrs J Switzer.
MEcnaaxoAL Max'°.—Cowhide boots, A
Berlet ; calf boots, A Berlet ; calf boots,
sewed, A Berlet ; bee hive, Henry God-
dard, Isaac, Raveill ; tile, J W M°Bain.
Judges—W K. Loth, Milverton.
LADIEL' Wonr..—Crazy quilt, Miss
Gibbs ; patched quilt, Mrs T Jackson,
Mrs J Z Hamilton ; crochet quilt, Miss
Hall, Mrs W L Holmes ; log cabin quilt,
Miss Hall, Mrs T Jackson ; quilt sewed
on cotton, Mrs J Morrison, Miss Ham-
mond ; counterpane, knitted, Mrs 1'
Switzer, Mrs E Kalb'efleisoh ; crochet
connterpane, Miss Hanna, Miss M Dick-
son ; counterpane wove, Mrs J B Ham-
ilton, Mrs Geo Loohhead ; ornamental
needle work, Miss Hanna, Miss Hall ;
fine shirt, hand made, Miss McLaren,
Mars J Switzer ; flue shirt, machine made,
Mrs J Switzer ; coarse shirt, Miss Mo -
Laren woolen souks, Mess McLaren,
Mrs Jas Nixon ; darned stockings, Miss
Hanna, Mrs F witzer ; stockings, Miss
McLaren, Miss Hammond ; woolen mitts,
Mrs W Hemphill, Mrs H Ronnenburg ;
woolen gloves, Mrs J Nixon ; fancy knit.
ting, Miss Hall, Mrs Y Coulter ; crochet
work, Mise E Baker, 3/iss Hall ; beggar's
quilt, Mrs H Ronnenbarg; panels work-
ed, Miss Hanna, Miss E Baker ; panels
painted, Miss E Baker, Mrs T Jackson ;
table boquet, • Mrs W Stevenson, Mies
Graham ; hand boquet, Henry Goddard,
Mrs W Stevenson ; tray cloth, Miss
Gibbs, Miss E. Baker ; Berlin wool work,
wised, Mrs J A Roe, Mrs Geo Loohhead ;
erlin wool work, flat, Mrs P Curtis,
Miss Hall ; tidy, cotton, Miss Hall, Miss
Gibbs ; tidy, wool, Miss E Baker ; table
carf, Miss Hanna, Miss Hall ; Finnish -
on, Miss Hanna ; pillow shams, Miss
Hanna, Mrs T Jackson ; whisk holder,
Ties Hall, Miss E Baker ; arrasene work,
Mrs 3 A Roe, Miss Hanna ; table mats,
iss Hall, Miss E Baker , toilet set,
Miss Hall, Miss Gibbs ; sofa pillow, Miss
°Laren, Mrs T Jackson painting on
satin, Miss E Baker, Mrs T Jackson ;
fanny slippers, Miss Hanna ; ladle's
underolothing, Miss Hanna, Miss T
Dickson • outline work, Maass Haunt),
Miss McLaren ; table centre and doileys,
Miss Hanna, Mise Gibbs ; collection of
pictures, Miss Gibbs, Miss E Baker ;
collection of ladies' work, Miss Hall, Miss
Miss E Baker ; ladies' hand bag, Mrs W
Hemphill, Miss Hall ; Roman embroid-
ery, Miss Hammond, Mies J Morrison ;
foot stool, Mrs T Jackson, Mrs J A. Roe ;
point lace, Mrs E Kalbfieisah, Miss E
Baker ; honiton lace, Miss E Baker, Miss
McLaren ; landscape painting, Miss E
Baker, Miss Ioerger ; crayon, Mise Hall ;
special, boy's penmanship, Ben Howes,
W 0 Morrison. Judges,—Mrs Breohin,
Mrs Isbister, Mrs. MoAlbum.
Tun 0oNCERr.—The concert on Wed-
nesday night, given by the Ducker fam-
ily, of Palmerston, drew a full house,
Mr. Caldridge wired Mr. Dunker that he
could not be present, but his absence did
not disappoint the oudience as Miss Duck-
er's violin selections were well worth the
admission fee. The proceeds netted the
nice sum of 550.00.
POULTRY,— Fowl — Plymouth rooks,
Peter Helm, Henry Goddard ; white leg -
borne, Henry Goddard, 1 & 2 brown
leghorns, Henry Goddard, 1 & ; ; ham-
burge, any kind, Y Coulter, Peter Helm ;
games, E Baker, 1 & 2 ; coohine, Peter
Helm, 1 & 2 ; light brahmas, Fred Switz-
er, Peter Helm ; dark brabmas, Peter
Helm ; iangehaue, Peter Helm, 1 & 2 ;
bantams, Henry Goddard ; geese, Alex
Miller. Chioks-Plymoutrooks, 1 & 2,
Henry Goddard ; white leghorns, 1 & 2,
Henry Goddard ; brown leghorns, 1 & 2,
Henry Goddard homburgs, 1 & 2, Peter
Helm ; games, 1 & 2, E Baker ; wahine,
11k 2, E Baker ; black spanieh, Henry
Goddard ; light •
brahmas, 1 ,& 2, Peter
Helm ; langeltans, 1 & 2, Peter Helm ;
bantams, 1 & 2, Henry Goddard.
Aexnour,rnoAL PROnuCTe,—Grain -- Fall
wheat, red, Alex Miller, Wm Hemphill,
Sae Dickson, jr ; white fall wheat, Alex
McLaren, Chas Ovens, John Brown ;
spring wheat, Alex Miller, Ohne Ovens ;
2-rowed•barley, Alex Miller ; 8 -rowed
barley, Alex Miller, Jno Brow, A Stev•
enson ; black barley, H Ronnenbarg, S
Peters ; black oats, Alex Miller, Geo
Loohhead, d W MoBain ; white oats,
Alex Miller, Chas Ovens, A Simpson ;
large peas, Alex Miller, Wm Peet ; small
peas, Alex Miller, John Brown ; collet),
tion of grain, S Peters ; 'timothy seed,
Smith Broe; sheaf flax, J W MoBain,
Hamilton has 412 colored citizens,
A report by Dr. Dawson states that
there are a million and a quarter of
square miles of territory yet to be ex-
plored in the Dominion.
A boy testified at the Winnipeg Police
Court that hie aunt, Catharine Douglass,
had burned him with a hotpoker as pun.
iehment for stealing,
HEART DlesaeE RELrmvEL IN 80 MrN•
Urme.—All oases of organic or sympathetic
heart disease relieved in 80 minutes and
quiokly cured, by Dr. Agnew's Cure for
the Heart. Ona dose convinces, Sold
by G. A. Deadman.
The Mennonite Damp meetings at Mil.
vertonhave terminated, after lasting two
weeks. Sunday morning the "feet -wash-
ing" ceremony, a peculiar rite of these
people, was gone through.
RniUMamxett CURED TNA DAO,—South
American Rheumatic Cure for Rheuma-
tism and nd Neuralgia radically Dorsa in 1
to 3 days, Its action upon the system
is remarkable and mysterious, 10 re.
moves at °nee the cause and the disease
immediately disappears. The first dose
-greatly benefits. 75 cents. Warranted
Wm G Inglis ; sheaf flint corn, Geo by G. A. Deadman.
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1896
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There ora 80088201 00880 of diphtheria
in Guelph,
The Michigan Qentral elation at Wind.,
oar wan destroyed by fire.
E, Morgon, of Deihl, hoe paid out Over
L1d,000 for eggs since January,
There were 09 applicants for the prink
pipalebip of Waterford public school.
Some business men in Owen Sound are
advocating the starting of a 1lioyole foo.
tory,
The Galt assessment returns show an
inoroase in the vales et real estate of
020,875 and a degrease in population of
A. Curtis, of Mornington, has a most
prolific oow. She 10 12 years pld, and
has given birth to 14 calves during her
short life,
Jas. Hoteon, near Inuerkip, ploughed
up a onripue stone recently. It is flat
and round, and on one side is the dietinot
imprint of a boot, like the modern "tooth•
Ptak" shee,
Mrs. Aba
ail Booker, the Heroineoine of
Long Point, one day las
week dug out of
the groundand picked up 40 bushels of,
potatoes. As the old lady is 05 years of
age her day's work was a remarkable
aohievement.
The first pure Chinese ohiid ever born
in Montreal was ushered into the world
On Sept, 800b. He is the eon and heir of
Sam Kee, a prominent Montreal China-
man, and there is great rejoloing in the
Chinese colony.
R>,a,Ima IN SIX 13ouris.—Distressing kid.
ney and bladder diseases relieved in six
hours by the "Great South American
Kidney Cure." This new remedy is a
great surprise and delight on amount of
its exceeding promptnese in relieving
pain in the bladder, kidneys, beak and
every part' of theurinary passages in
male or female. It relieves retention of
water and pain in passing it almost im-
mediately. If you want quiok relief and
mire this is your remedy. Sold by G. A.
Deadman, druggist.
BLEEDING SICK PEOPLE
TO REMOVE DISEASE
Used to be Common
VOW 'TIS DIFFERENT,Poor, weak and
watery Moodie turned into rich, vita-
lizing and tissue building, The 'new discov-
ery, "THE KiND THAT CURES,"
ekes the change.
Qcolt's
arsaparilla
THE BIG FOUR
Rheumatism, Sciatica,
Scrofula, Syphilis,
Somo medicines euro mild cases—it takes the
latest dieoovery in medical science—Soott'e
Sarsaparilla—toreach stubborn oases. (lures
where other medicines fait because of its
difference. Oontalos new blood purifying
properties—never tailing.
$1 Per Bottle or 6 for 86.
Edmonson, Bates c@ Co., Toronto
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
Scots Stein Soap claansa5 and heals.
12.4
White Stag Line.
ROTAL Kali, S'l.'-LAMSHIPS.''
N ween NOW 'York and Liverpool,v
a
Queenstown, every Wednesday,
Ae the steamers of this line carry only a
strictly limited number in the Man and
mann) canny accommodations, intending
passengers are reminded that an early 00-
plieation for bombs is necessary at this sea.
son. -Por plans, rates, ate., apply to •
W. H. Kerr,
Agent, Brussels.
CAoICER ON THE UP
CURED BY
'nom,!
Sarsa-
parilla
"I consulted doctors who prescribed for
me, but to no purpo�0. I suffered U, agony
seven long years. Melly, I began taking
Ayer'e Sarsaparilla. In a week or two I
noticed a decided improvement. Encour-
aged by this result, I persevered, until in a
month or so the sore bean to heal, and,
aflorusing the Sarsaparilla for six months,,
the last trace of the cancer disappeared."—
JAxEs E. NlauoLsoN, Florenceville, N. R.
The
AYH 9S Sarsaparilla
Admitted at the World's Fair. _
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SFr cy-srma,
FURNACES,
RANG -ES.
If you want a good .Stove
of any kind or make,
See our Stock.
Tinware and araniteware I
A Complete Stock al-
ways on Hand.
Hardware : t
In Ilarclware we keep everything in the Trade,
including Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Paints—
ready mixed and dry, Oils and Varnishes, Cut-
lery, etc. Prices lowdown to suit the times..
SILVERWARE !
A fine line to choose from.
SEE OUR LAMP GOODS,
We have also a quantity of
Shingles and Lath for Sale.
Eavetroughing a Specialty.
N. & N. Gerry
MILKC
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Creamery Cane
ev
€� e in stock a large assortment of Milli
supplies,of every description. If you want ft
good, article we can give you the Best that's
mad.e.
us, you require anything in this line
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All Kinds .....
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Attended to and work executed Neatly, Cheaply and
Expeditiously
EAVETROUGHING,
IRON ROOFING
AND FURNACES
Our Specialty. .All Work Guaranteed Satisfactory.
Full line of Shelf Goods, Cutlery,
Lamps, Brushes. Fly Screens, &c.
We handle Cook Coal and Box Stoves
of the Best Manufacture and sold at close margins.
Special Attention' given to--
- Ordered Work in the Tin Shop.
Best American and Canadian Coal
Oil, Castor Oil ancZ Machine Oil.
A share of the Patronage of the Public asked for.
WILTON & THRNBULLI
POST
KSTORE,
BrusseIs !
Just to hand 12 doz.
bottles of
STAFFORD'S
Well Known Ink.
Try it.
2 dozen. Children's
Large Tin, Cups
Only 5c. each, to clear out Stock.
Large Stock of
Scribblers
And All Other School Supplies.
Nice Assortment of
Bibles and Hymn Books.
6 Dozen
PEN AND "JOHN'' KNIVES
From 5 Cents up.
POST Bookstore,
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