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Locale -A, Ti, Smith,
Local, -Henry Burgese.
For sale -G, A. Deadman.
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J71D 4Y SEPT. 11, 1896. {~
Peovinorar. S.zonmmanr Davos was elected
by aoolamation in North York on Tues-
day and will now be a fully fledged
Cabinet Minister,
Ar the bye.eleetion in North Oxford
County, owing to Sir Oliyer Mowat's go.
ing into the Senate, Andrew Pattallo, of
the Woodstock Sentinel -Review, was
eleotod by a majority of 781. He was
opposed by an Independent candidate.
Mr, Patullo will make a very useful
member in the Local Legielature.
TOnoNTO's Industrial Fair possesses a
magnetic, influence not common to many
eueh institutions, and instead of retro.
grading is making rapid and substantial
progress. This year the attendance of
visitors was something enormous, the
climax being reached on Tuesday, when
upwards of 100,000 people were on the
grounds.
Ir is hinted that Jno. A. Auld, partner
of the late Hon, W. D. Balfour in the
Amherstburg Echo, will be asked to he
the Liberal candidate for South Essex in
the coming bye -election. Mr, Auld has
been Reeve of Amherstburg for years and
also Wardeu of Essex County and would
no doubt make a most able and careful
legislator, as he has proven himself to be
an A 1 man for his town and County,
CONe1raI SLE anxiety has been felt as
to how the Dominion Government would
flare on a, vote in the House owing to the
many contradictory statements published
concerning majorities: This question
was set at rest on Tuesday of this week,
when Pion. Wilfrid Laurier had a record-
ed majority of 34, and 2 Liberal seats
vacant, on the question of the Governor
General's warrants.
Tris favors and honors bestowed upon
Li Hung Chang by Canada and the
United States have been the best at the
disposal of these Countries, but there is
evidently a large sized incongruity some
place when these marks of favor are
placed in comparison with the laws of
both this Dominion and the U. S., re-
garding the rights of the Chinese to
citizenship. Toronto Fair Directors
made no mistake, however, in having Mr.
Chang visit their big aggregation on
Tuesday.
TEE Berlin Record, one of the most
rabid Tory journals in the Province, bas
evidently lost all conceit of the party, or
perhaps Joe Seagram has not come down
as handsomely as expected. That there
is something the matter with it, the fol-
lowing from last week's issue clearly
shows :-"The defeat of North Grey
drives homo the fact that the Conserva-
tive party is disorganized and without a
leader who possesses the confidence of the
electorate. With the spectacle of men
like Whip Taylor voting in June for
"principle," as he termed it, and in f
August deserting that principle to fan a 1
race cry ; of Wallace, the pigmy states-
man, astride his hobbyhorse attempting e
to put himself into the stature of a lead- t
er, coming atop of the unpleasant mem- o
ory of the ]ate Cabinet's quarrels and a
dissentione last Spring, there was some p
cause for defeat. A long lease of power h
has given the Conservative leaders the o
gout ; hard work in the shades of opposi- w
tion may pure them of it, if they are wise r
enough to sink personal ambitions and
unite in a common can5e around their t
strongest man, remembering that they t
are the servants and not the masters of ly.
the people ; then it may not be many leo
years ere the party that made Canada ate
what it is to -day may again be returned the
to power. ear
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QuIte au iatereet 10 manifeeted in the
Waling 8laeb ilurOn Ta1111'!<ir. 'J.'hedatea
are Oob.1,k 2.
The Young people are lgolcing °forward.
to numerous apple paring bees witb a'
good deal of interest,
Fall Wheat.-., ..,..,. 00 DD
Barley - .. • . 26 80
.Peas • 40 41
Oats
Butter, kuba and robe ,,10
Agga per dozen
Flour per barrel........,
15
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Potatoes,..... 4
Hay per ton.. 7 00
Bides trimmed 4 •
Hides rough 8
Salt per bbl., retail 1 00
Sheep skins,oaoh 80
Lamb thine each 15
Apples per bus 1 00
Hogs, Live 8 00
Wool 18
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Dana M3iu axe, -Liverpool Sept;
Cheese firm ; demand poor • fi
American white, 405 ; fineet Amt
colored, 40s 0d, -New York, -Bu
steady ; state dairy, 100 to 16o
creamery, 11io to 10ko ; western da
8o to 12110 ; do creamery, ilio to 1
do faotory, 7}a to fife ; i;tglne, 1
Cheese firmer ; state large, 0o to 810
small, Tho to 8�o ; part skims, 2o to
full skims, 11e.-Madoo, Ont,-Niuet
factories boarded 850 boxes cheese;
sold at 03o. Wilkins, 275 boxes, ltt'aC
gar, 850 boxes, Ware, 200, Cook,
Belleville, Ont. -Ab the cheese board
day 18 factories boarded 1,010 bo
white and 36 colored. Sates on bo
were :-50 white at 90 ; 95 colored at
50 white at 8�o.
Tonoire, SEPT. 8. -Market go
Flour quiet ; prices unchanged anti
rollers, quoted at $8.10 to 03.16, and
made out of new wheat, 33. Bran v
dull ; oars quoted at $8 west, and sbo
at $9. Wheat -Very quiet ; some
regularity in prices ; sales of old red
white at 64o outside, and of new red
60o to 610 ; new white, bald at 020 ;
1,Mauitobe bard held at 610 afloat,
William, with 600 bid, and 77o, 2 at 8
Toronto freights, with 6610 bid ; No.
hard, Toronto freight, is quoted at 70e
701o. Barley -Prices purely nomin
Oats steady ; offerings moderate ; o
white Bold at 1815, and mixed ab 1
west. Peas quiet ; prices steady ; sa
of new at 410 north and west, and at 41
to 42o middle freights. Oatmeal quie
prions nominal, at 02.40 on track. Co
dull ; prices quoted at 28e to 29o. 11
-New rye quoted outside at 820 to 380.
Tonoxro, SEPT. 8, -The Toronto oatt
market was quiet today. Hoge were
easier for choice ; other live stock w
steady. Receipts were 70 cars, inaludin
1,261 eheep and lambs, 40 calves, an
1,200 hogs. Cabbie were steady. The
was fair demand and prices were stead
but the quality was not up to ma
Best cattle sold at 4e, but some sold fro
9}c up to that priae. Butchers' catbl
were in good demand at 2o to 8o, and
few choioe sold of 8a per pound. Seve
oars were taken for the Montreal marks
Sheep were steady, export sheep sellin
at 8o per Ib. Lambe were eteady at $
to $2.50 each. Butchers' sheep were no
wanted. Hogs were easier for best baoo
hogs and 40 per lb. was the top prig
paid ; Sao for thick fat and 33o per Ib
for light ; stores were not wanted.
EAST Buevzo, Sept. 8. -Cattle: 1
care left over ; 2 fresh steady ; good t
best rimers, $2,50 to $2.75 ; butchers
$4.20 to $4.40 ; export bulls, 08 to 03.25
stook steers, $2.65 to $3. Hoge -4 oar
fresh ; 8 left over, firm ; Yorkers, $9.6
to $3.70 ; light and pigs, $8.70 to $3.75
mediums and heavy, 33.35 to 33.45
mixed packers, $3,40 to $3.60; roughs,
$2.80 to 33.15 ; stags, $2.25 to 32.76.
Sheep and Lambe, -G care ; higher ;
prime lambs, $5 to $5.25 ; good to choice,
$5.60 to 35 ; culls and common, 33 to
$4.25 ; good to choke mixed sheep, 08.60
to $3.75 ; culls and common, $1,25 to
32,60. Cattle closed with feeling dull.
Hogs closed firm. Sheep and lambs
closed dull ; latest sales of common to
sir natives at $9.75 to 04.50 ; Canada
meths, 34.85 to 35.
Lxvs Broom -An English correspond.
nt of the Trade Bulletin says :-With
he approach of cooler weather, meat
onsumption takes on itself an impetus,
nd salesmen find it less difficult to die.
gee of their chargee, to whioh they have
elpsd this week by diminution of total
fferings. London must be taken as a
hole, and not Deptford alone, when
eokoning these matters for buyers are
all in communication, and the state of
rade at Islington, at Smithfield, and on
he Thames side affects each individual -
Liverpool and Glasgow are also at -
ted from the same causes which riper.
in the metropolis, as demand from
6,000,000 mouths in the capital neaes-
ily regulates rates at centres where
al population fails to appreciably
diminish the bulk of arrivals. Ali
Lames of supply have been called on by
Switbfl.eld this week, and prices are
consequently up all round, with a better
feeling generally infused. Beef and
mutton fairly approximate in value.
Best oaaadian beef at Deptford brought
3s Ed to 88 8d per stone of 8 lbs., wbiob
was 2d worse than States, and 4d to Gd
better than Argentines. The top prism
in Liverpool for Canadian beef has been
85 8d per etone. Sheep from Montreal
steamers have sold at 3s Gd to Os 8d,
with a pretty brisk demand, and would
have gone higher, but for the presence of
so many Buenos Ayerane, which left the
pens at Be 2d to 45 4d per stone,
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A number from this section purpose
taking in the London Fair.
Mr. Laban, of Harriston, is visiting at
the residence of Wm. Hackwell.
The continued frosts at night have
done considerable injury to the oor0.
Mr. McIntosh, of Mount Foreab, is
visiting at the residence of Joseph Stanz-
el.
Mise Polly Grigg, of Morrie, has been
visiting her ovals and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Smith,
Fall wheat seeding is about completed
here. There is not a large acreage sown
this year.
What ie the matter with the apple bay.
ere this season 7 They have not been
around in the Northern section of Mc.
Hillop yet,
Mies Ida Brown, who has been staying
with her sister, Mre, R, Gray, during the
past Summer, has returned to her home
at Sarepta,
a con art i Jonk
es'Hall, Leadburof ygaou
Friday evening of last week, The pro.
gram was an excellent one and refloated
credit king, who n t
is it hhe ost in I
bimeelf, was ar. ssist.
ed by James Thomson, D. Ewan and D.
Lamont, all of Brussels. We hope they
will oome again.
The people around Bethel purposeboid.
Mg a tea -meeting on the evening of Sept,
18th. A good time is antioipated. Ad.
dresses are expected from Rinds. Messre.
Rigsby, of Blyth; Sawyer, of Tuoker.
smith ; Forreet, of Walton, and 'Mus.
grave, of Ma1illop. Good music, Pro-
ceeds will be applied to making nem.
sary repairs to the church and shed.
Press Your Apples,
Goo. Edwards
Has put in an Apple Press in con-
nection with his factory, brill ht.,
Brussels, and is prepared to make
Cider,
Apple Jelly
and Apple Butter
AT REASONABLE RATES,
Bring Along Your Apples,
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PRIZR LIST, f Oazza'I r n F1'llo8U PAGA a,]
Set Double Tartn Ilarneee,
Bingle Buggy garottes, ,
fair of Me Boone,
Pair of Corea Boots,
Axe Handle,.
Tinware, 12 pieces,
Beetle Work,.
Collection Shelf Hardware,
f Oitge Merit.
Arlsosus Work,
Applique Work,
Braiding,
Berlin Wool Work, flat,
Berlin Wool Work, raised,
Berlin Wool and Bead Work,
Berlin Wool Flowers,
Bead Work,
Bonnet,
.Berlin Wool and°Silk, flat,
Cone Work,
Cord Work,
Crewel Work,
Gard Board Motto,
Croohet Work, Cotton,
Croohet Work in Wool,
Darned Net,
Embroidery, Cotton or Muslin,
Embroidery on Worsted,
Embroidery on Silk,
Pine Shirt,
Fanny Knitting in Cotton,
Fancy Knitting in Wool,
Tangy Flannel Shirt,
Feather Flowere,
Feather Stitching,
Hair Flowers,
Point Lace,
Laos, Roniton,
Lambrequin, Berlin Wool and Bead,
Lamp Mat,
Leather Work,
Pair Woollen Mitts,
Pair Woollen Gloves,
Netting,
Tufted Quilt,
Croohet•Qailt,
Patchwork Quilt,
Log Cabin Quilt,
Fancy Quilt,
Knitted: Quilt,
Rag Mat,
Ribboeoene, R
Rope Silk,
Boman Embroidery,
Shell Work,
Sofa, Pillow, Berlin Wool, fiat,
Sofa Pillow, Berlin Wool, raised,
Sofa Pillow, Braided,
Sofa Pillow, Patchwork,
Pair Stockings, woollen,
Pair Stookings, cotton,
Pair Socks, woollen,
Pair Sooka, cotton,
Seed Wreath,
Straw Hat,
Tatting,
Tinsel Work,
Tissue Paper FIowers,
Wax Flowers,
Wax Fruit collection,
Wax Shell collection,
Outline Work,
line. US,
Collection of Photographs,
Collection of Enlarged Photos.,
Collection of Stuffed Birds in ease,
Collection of Stuffed Animals,
Pencil Drawing,
Water Color Landscape,
Water Color Figures,
Oil Painting Landscape,
Oil Portrait,
Black Crayon Drawing,
Colored Crayon Drawing,
Spatter Work,
Painting on Pottery,
Painting on Silk or Velvet,
Painting on Plagues,
Skeletonized Leaves,
Ornamental Penmanship,
Business Penmanship,
Girl's Penmanship,
Modelling in Clay,
Hand Work
Hand Work,
lkivers kr th rots,
Table Boquet,
Hand Boquet,
Button Hole or Dress Boquet,
Collection of Out Flowers,
Collection of Dahlias,
6 Paneiee,
6 Phlox Drummondi,
6 Asters,
6 Stooks,
6 Petunias,
6 African Marigolds,
6 French Marigolds,
6 Dianthus,
6 Balsams,
6 Zinnias,
6 Gladolus Spikes,
6 Verbenas,
3 Chryeanthemums,
8 Perennial Phlox,
8 Double Hollyhocks,
2 Cox Combs,
Collection Ornamental Grasses, Native,
Collection of "tenet
6 Varieties of Flowers nob speoified in above list,
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SPECIAL PRIZES.
Messrs, MoLauohlin &.Carter oiler $5.00 to the best foal from their imported
Clydesdale Stallion, "Ayrshire Sbamp,"
Messrs. Smith & McLaren offer a pair of Ladies' Oxford Shoes, value $1,50,
for the beet collection of needle work by oue person, her own work.
W. H. Herr will give Tars POST for one year for the beet Loaf of Home Made
Bread ; and Tan POST for a year for bhe best 5 pound Roll of Butter, both articles
o become his property.
W. H. MoCraoken offers to purchasers of seed from him, as follows l -Six
Swede Turnips, let 60%, 2nd 26o. ; six Long Rod Mangele, let 60c., 2nd 25c. ; six
Yellow Globe Mangele, let 50o., 2nd 26o.
011 Painting, Original Sketoh, not lees than 165.20 in., from spot selected by
the Secretary, to be limited by mates and bounds. Intending competitors can get
all information from the Secretary. Mt, $3,00 ; 2nd, 32.00.
Best sora of Swede Turnips, 1st,'$6,00 ; 2nd, 32.00 ; 8rd, $1.50 ; 4th, 31.00.
Beet half pore of Mange's, let, $3.00 ; 2nd, $2.00 ; 8rd, 31.50 1 4th, $1.00. Au En-
trance Fee of 50% to be made at time of making entries. Entries to be made be.
fore Show day and prizee to be awarded not latee than Oot. 20th.
Additional Entries mum be made with the Secretary for the
:Above Special l'rIael,
SEMI. 1
LEAVING
TOW
.Having purchased co business bi the City of
Chatham l' zoidt offer my entire stook of
Harness, Collars, Fly Nets,
Trunks, Valises,
In fact everything in my shop, at from
15 TO 25 PER GENT.
Of a Reduction for 30 Days,
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poRacma
We are offering all lines of Summer Goods at Greatly Re.
duced Prices in order to make room for
FALL IMPORTATIONS.
Odd 14110$ and I,smnsinis
We will let go regardless of cost. Space will not
permit us to enumerate articles and prices but ask an
inspection with a view of comparing quality and cost.
Be sure and not miss this chance of a good Bargain.
There is something you want in our line.
Stracha
CAN'T
GO
WRONG
IF
YOU
BUY
YOUR
HARDWARE
FROM
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LARGEST
STOOK.
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THE
LOWEST
PRICES,
A. M. McKay
at CO.
Special value in Paints, Machine Oil, Fence Wire, Vic.
This Mill has been thoroughly overhauled and modern
machinery added where required so that better
work can be done now than ever.
BEST GRADE OF
MANITOBA FLOUR
GROUND PROM MANITOBA WHEAT.
Bran, Shorts, Cracked Wheat, &c.,
always on hand_
_ .. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Highest market price for Wheat delivered at the Mill.
W. F. Stewart.