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Instructions to 0hauge or discontinue an room oche Por nota later ttlion Tuesday of each week Thio is imperative, w. x.xi7Ext1, Ed1tor and Proprietor. BLYTH FALL FAIR,, The annual exhibition of the Morris Branch Agricultural Society, held on Tuesday and Wednesday of last weak, was not favored with the nicest kind of weather this year, but, even with that draw.baak,it was one of the mostsuooesa. 1 a in the history of the Society, although the attendance of visitors was not as large as it has been on some former years, it totalled about 4,000 on the second day. If the number of visitors was smaller this year, the number of entries and exhibits was larger, fruit and vegetables playing a prominent part, Not only was the exhibit of these large but they were pronounced by many of the visitors to be the beet seen at any of the Faire held in this neighborhood this Beason. The ex- hibit of horses, cattle, sheep, pigs and poultry was also excellent. Blyth Fair has become noted for the excellence of the stook exhibited here yearly. Many of our local merchants made displays, which ware really commendable. The Standard offered a special prize for the best merchant's display, which was taken by Frank Metcalf, who had a display of jewelry and fancy goods. Tho display made by Denetedt Bros. of stoves and hardware was really magnificent. And. erson &Eider, 0. Hamilton and J. H. Cbellew were among those who had dis- plays. The prize list is as follows : HORSES.—Heavy Draught—Team, 0 Dale, J Shortreed ; brood mare, J Dale, P Brennan ; mare foal, G Dale, J Dale ; horse foal, P Brennan, N Duncanson ; 2 year gelding, G Dale ; 2 year filly, J Shortreed ; 1 year gelding, G Dale ; best four oolte, Menzies & McGavin. General Purpose—Team, D Taylor, 1 & 2, Jae Coulter ; brood mare, G Stevenson, N Duaoanson ; mare foal, G Stevenson, 1 & 2 ; horse foal, W MoGavin ; 2 year gelding, 0 W Taylor, 0 H Taylor • 2 year filly, 0 W Taylor, J Mason. Car- riage—Team, R Lewis. Roadsters— Brood horses, 0 Howson ; brood mare, T H Taylor, A Govenlook ; mare foal, A Govenlock, A Knox ;-2 year gelding, R Cardiff, W Straughan ; 2 year lilt}, Geo Quinn, R Cardiff ; 1 • year gelding, .0 Brigham, G $allanger ; eiogle driver in boggy, 0 Johnston, J Mellville. CATTLE.—Durhams-0ow, R Corley, T H Taylor ; 2 year heifer, J Webster. R Corley ; 1 year heifer, J Webster, R Cor- ley ; heifer calf, J Snell, 1 & 2 ; bull, R Corley ; bull calf, R Corley, W Snell. Any other registered breed—Cow, J Den- holm, J McGregor ; 2 year heifer, J Mc- Gregor ; 1 yr heifer, R G McGowan, A Jacobs ; heifer calf, J McGregor, R 0 McGowan ; bull, ball calf, R 0 MoGow- an. Grade—Cow, R B Laidlaw, J Par- rott ; 2 yr heifer, J Webster, Al H Har- rison ; 1 yr heifer, M H Harrison, R Cor- ley ; heifer calf, R Ferris, R Corley ; steer calf, M H Harrison, J Snell ; 2 yr steer, M H Harrison, J Shortreed ; 1 yr steer, T Roes, J Barr ; fat eteer, T Rose, 1 & 2 ; fat cow or heifer, T Ross, M H Harrison, SHEEP.—Ootewold—Aged ram, shear - ling ram, J Potter ; ram Iamb, aged ewes, ewe lambs, ehearliag ewes, J Potter, 1 & 2. Leicester—Aged ram, J Cumming, J Snell ; eheariing ram, J Snell, J Coulter; ram iamb, N Cumming, J Coultas • sbearling ewes, aged ewes, J Snell, J Coultas ; ewe lambs, N Cumming, Ino Coultas. Shropshire Downs—Shearling ram, ram lamb, aged ewes„ Cooper & Sons, W Snell ; ehearliag ewes, aged ram, Cooper & Sons ; ewe lambs, Cooper & Sons, 1 & 2. Any other breed—Aged ram, J Tabb ; ehearling ram, L Tasker ; ram lamb, J Tabb, L '1'saker ; aged ewes, sbearling ewes, J Tabb, 1 & 2 ; ewe Iambs, J Tabb, L Tager ; fat sheep, J Barr, J Snell. Pias.—Chester White—Aged boar, H Edwarde ; brood sow, T H Taylor ; boar, W Deer ; sow, G Henry, T H Taylor. Any large breed—Aged boar, brood, sow, boar littered in '06, W W Fisher;cow littered in '06, W W Fisher, G enry. Improved Berkshire—Aged boar, Wm Theon, G Quina ; boar littered in '06, H Edwards GRAIN, --Fall wheat, G Moffatt, Wm Thuell ; Fall wheat, white, J Stafford, G Moffatt ; Spring wheat, red, S Fared, J McCallum ; white wheat, Spring or fall, S Furse ; Wbite Fife Spring wheat, R G McGowan, S Puree ; Fall wheat, R 01 Laidlaw ; 6 -rowed barley, A Edwards, S. Purse ; large white oats, M H Harrison, G Moffatt ; black oats, S Puree, G Mof- fat ; small whits oats, S Furse ; email peas, S Furse, G Moffatt ; large peas, G Moffatt, R G MoGowan ; golden vine peas, S Furse ; timothy seed, $ Furse, R Carter ; flax seed, S Furse, 1t G MoGow- an, Rooxe—Empire State potatoes, R Fer riff, R (3 MoGowan ; Rose potatoes, J Barr, D March ; elephant potatoee, J Barr, S Furee ; any other kind, W Pater - eon, J Stafford ; collection of potatoes, W Taylor, E Haggitt ; field carrots, .P Willows, J Mooallum ; garden red oar. rots, J Stafford, Pp Willows ; Swede turnips, J McCallum, A Carr ; beets, J Allaneon, W Taylor ; mangold wort•>.ole, W H McCracken, E 1Saggitt ; pumpkins, H Edwards, J Jackson ; equaeb, W H Mo0racken, tars T Hamilton ; red on- ions, W H McCracken, W Taylor ; yet. low onions, W H MoCraoken, 3Allaneon ; sliver ekin_onio ne,.0 'j4.11aaeal, W J 01 I M1 itno ' axaakenleatate(intone,Jlier1', 8011 1 whit flel beans, . Herr, W Tay, for ; 0000, W 3MoOraoken, W `1.'aylor ; citrons, W .lI McCracken, P illiame ; oelleetion cif roots, J Allaneon, W >3 1110• Ciroken , D1mm. 3D PROVIRONS,—VuutQty butter, G Watt ; tub cl butter, 1) Marsh, 0 W Taylor ; tub butter not less than 40 1130., Mrs T Hamilton, It Sprung ; tub butter, GR lbe., Mre T Hamilton ; Aroel.v bettor, Carr, It Sprung ; butter in prints, J Brigham, J Mucailum ; faetery cheese, D McKellar ; dairy cheese, Miss Symrug. ton, Mre D Stewart ; exiraated honey, J 33 Tyerman, M Richmond ; honey in comb, W i'3ortry,; home mae bread, W linos, W Thuall ; tea Marmite, R Sprang, Pars A Taylor ; maple sugar, W iii Mo. ()reckon, J AfePowell; maple syrup, J McDowell,Mrs G Nott ; canned' trait, Mre. 0 Nett, W H, Mo0raoken ; grape 'wine, Mise Wise, R G MoGowan • to. mato eateup, G Moffatt,' Mrs •3 M Ham- ilton ; mixed pickles, Mrs 0 Washington G Moffatt ; pickles, any other hind, d Moffatt, W 13 MaOraokea ; jelly cake, Miss Symington, T Bradnook. ,Faun'.^Vt'loter apples, J Potter, J B Tyerman ; Tall apples, 180 not known, 2nd J Potter ; Baldwin, R G MoGowan, G W 'Taylor ; Ring of Tompkins, Wm Clark, G W Taylor ; Northern Spy, J Potter, J MoDowell • Rhode Island Greeninge, S Farce, 3 MoOallum Rib" eton pippin, D Paterson, Ci Quinn ; gold- en rueeett, S Purse, J McGregor ; Box. boro' rveset, J B Tyerman, A Carr ; Seek -no further, 1t B Laidlaw, It Corley ; Swear, J McDowell, 'M H Harrison ; Wagner, J Brigham, J Jackson ; Ben Davis, W Peterson, J Parrott ; Vander - yen, J Drigham, J Potter ; Mammoth pippins, D Patterson, M Harrison ; Spitzenberg, G. Henry, R G MoGowan ; rainwater, Mise Wiee, J Barr ; Tatman sweet, W Taylor, A Carr ; Mann, W Clark, J Potter ; Maiden's iueb, Mre G Nott, G Quinn ; Snow, W Thuell, J Pot- ter ; Duchess of Oldenburg, 0 W Taylor, Mrs 10 Shortreed ; Pewankee, R Corley, J Jaokeon ; Wealthy, S Furse, J B Tier- ney ; Canada red, J B Tyerman, W H McCracken ; Calvert, R G McGowan ; Alexander, A Carr, J Sherritt ; 20 oz. pippins, I,1: Rose, W Paterson ; any other variety, D Paterson, A Carr ; collection of apples, J Brigham, A Carr ; Winter pears, 01 Carr, 1) Paterson ; Fal padre, J Brigham, J Jackson ; plume, 5 Puree, W H MoOracken ; tomatoes, 1? Metoalf, J Stafford ; collection of fruit, R Corley, Mre G Nott ; grapes, R B Laidlaw ; crabs, Mrs R Shortreed, 10 Metcalf. Pounxnr.—Turkeys,geese, D Showers, G Irwin ; Rouen ducks, G Irwin, W J Irwin ; any other hind, G Irwin, Wm Carter ; brown Leghorne, J Melville, tV Taylor ; light Leghorne, W Taylor ; Iloodane, Faireervioe Bros, G Irwin ; light Brahmae,W Carter, G Irwin ; bleak Spanish, G Irwin, W Garter; Min - circus, G Irwin, W J Irwin ; dark Brahm- as, G Irwin, 1 & 2 ; Homburgs, W Cart- er, E Haggitt ; Langehans, J Fairaervioe, G Irwin ; Dorkiue, G Irwin, W Cum- ming ; blaok breasted red game, E Hag - gilt, 1 & 2 ; buff urchins, E Haggitt ; partridge 000hins, W Wallace ; bantams, W Taylor, Mre 0 Campbell ; Polands, E Haggitt, W Carter ; red caps, W Wal- lace, Feireerviae Bros; Plymouth rocks, 4 Irwin, 1& 2; pigeons, E Haggitt, G Henry ; collection of fowl, W Carter, G Irwin ; Guinea fowl, W Carter, E Hag• gitt. iUPLEioENTe.—Lumber wagon, 5 Burns - don, Slater & Sims ; bob sleighs, Slater & Sims, 1 & 2 ; iron beam sod plow, C Hamilton, S. Sutton ; general purpose, Slater & Sime, 0 Hamilton ; gang plow, S Sutton, J Brnnadon ; iron har- rows, J Phillipe, S Sutton ; single open buggy, J Ferguson ; single covered buggy, J. Ferguson, J. Brnnadon ; double buggy or jump seat, covered, J. Ferguson ; cut- ter, Slater & Sims, 0 Hamilton ; horse shoes, Slater & Sims, J Phillipe ; trotting horse shoes, J Phillips ; cabinet work, J H (Mellow ; wooden pump, D Showers, P Willows ; farm gate, Slater & Sims ; stove and furniture, Denetedt Broe.; land roller, 0 Hamilton ; turnip drill, Slater & Sime ; cooper's work, W Tay- lor ; ecuffier, 3 Braasdon & Son, Slater & Sims ; churn, 0 Hamilton, W Taylor reaper knife sharpener, J. B. Tierney ; assorted tiles, M H Hammond. MANuraaru»ue. Home made all wool flannel, Mre G Nott, Mre T Hamilton ; flannel, union, Mre C Washington, Mre D Stewart ; home-made wool blankets, J McCallum, Mise Wise ; union blankets, Mies Wiee, Mrs D Stewart ; horse blankets, J McCallum, Mrs D Stewart ; coverlet, Mise Wise, Mre G Nott ; rag mat, Mrs H R Walker, Mre G Nott ; yarn mat, Mrs Walker, R Sprung ; rag carpet, Mrs Walker, Mise Wise ; stocking yarn, MrsiT Hamilton. W H MoCraoken; coarse boots, hand -made gent's boots, J Sherritt, 1 & 2 ; set single harness, J T Carter. LADIES' Woaic.—Gent's flannel shirt, ;fire T Hamilton, Mrs G Nott ; white shirt, Mrs T Hamilton, Mre G Nott ; gent's mitts, Mies Symington, Mrs G Nott ; pillow shame, Mrs C Campbell, Mra 0 Washington ; patch quilt in mit- ton, Mrs G Nott, Mrs D Stewart ; in sloth, W H MoCraoken, 111rs G Nott ; silk crazy quilt, orazy, Miss Symington, Mrs G Nott ; oroobet quilt, Mise Syming- ton, Miss Lane ; knitted quilt, Mise Symington, Miss J Faireervioe ; woollen socks or stockings, Mre G Nott, Mies Wise ; braiding on wool, Mise Symington, Mrs 31'r Carder ; araeoene work, Mre 0 Campbell, Mre G Nott ; embroidery on bolting cloth, Mee G Nott, Mre C Camp- bell ; embroidery on silk or satin, Mrs Hele, 111re 0 Oampbell ; Kensington embroidery, Mre Hele,' Mre D Stewart ; Roman embroidery, Mre 0 Campbell, Mre Halo ; parlor screen, Mrs C Camp- bell, Miss Symington ; cola cushion, Miss Symington, Mre G Nott ; fancy panel, We 0 Campbell, Mies Symington ; beet piano or table scarf, Mre G Nott, Mre Bela ; drawn work, Mrs 0 Camp- bell, Mrs C Washington ; Houlton or point ]ane, Mre 0 Campbell, Mre G Powell ; beet novelty in fancy work, Mrs Dr Carder, W Hartry ; crochet work in silk, Mise Symington, Mrs Hole ; in cotton, Miss Symington, Mise Wiee ; bedroom slippers, hand made, 'Mre Dr Carder, Mre G Nott ; fancy toilet set, Mrs 0 rampbel], Mre & Nott ; best foot stool, Mre 0 Campbell, Mrs HR Walker ; antique work, Miss Symington, Mre G Nott ; fancy pin cushion, Mre 0 Camp- bell, Mre Hale ; fancy handkerchief case, Mre 0 Campbell, Mrs G Nott ; mould work, Mre 0 Campbell, Mies Symington ; snit of ladie's underwear, Miss Mo. Quarrie, Mies Symington ; knitted lace in cotton, R Sprung, Mre' D Stewart ; knitted or crochet fanny wool shawl, Mre D Stewart, Mrs 0 Campbell ; one sot of oroahet table matif, Mrs Dr Carci- • T $B SEL i os e1', Mise Symington ; one ssb table doilies Pat mere than pieces. Mrsa 0 Campbell, 000napbeoll, Mre n Drente Carder ; . nalta glove owae, Afire 0 Campbell, Mre t1 Washington ; Tatting, Mrs G Nott, MIA 0 Cam pbell fancy n etting, W Fir ry, MissSymington Queen Anne darning, Mxe 0 Campbell "Blies klym{pg• ton i favor Afgan, bliss Symington, Aire 0 Campbell ; tablecentra paeee, Mrs lisle, Ma G Nott ; trey cloth, Mise Symington, Afro 0 Campbell ; tea ooele, Alm Hole, Mre Walker ; picture throw, Mrs G.Nott, Mra 0 Campbell ; Berlin wool work, pat, Airs G Nott, Mrs d Campbell ; .raised, Mre Dr Carder, Mre 0 Campbell ; lamp screen, Mise Symington, Mrs Dr Carder ; beet ease stuffed birds, Mrs Dr Carder ; laundry bag, Mrs Walker, 0 & 2 ; chopping bag, Mre dela, Mrs 0 Campbell ; etching on any material, Mrs Dr Carder, Mrs G Nott; knotted bed spread, T Bradnook mantle drape, T Bradeook, Mise Syming- ton ymington ; ooll lady's work, Mre G Nott, Mrs 1'a Campbell, Oprr.»lt$N'e »erARTtmNT,—Hemmed handkerohiefe, M Barr, K Barr ; darn- ing on 800ke or etooliings, Miss.1[antry, Jennie Sprung ; oroobet work in wool, Mies Hartry, 0 McCraeken ; in cotton, 0 MoCraoken, Miss Hartry ; pencil drawing, 0 W Campbell, Miss Hartry drawled doll, Mise Hartry ; woodwork, 0 W Campbell, Miss Hartry ; plain sewing, MIea Hartry. FINE AitTe, .Oil paintings, Mles Lane, Mrs'0 Campbell ; relater colors, Mrs 0 Campbell, Miss Lane ; figure painting, oil, Mrs Hele, Miss Lane ; animals in oil, Mies Lane, Mre 0 Campbell ; single picture in oil, Miss Lane, Mre Hele ;' crayon drawing, Miss Sutherland, Mies Lane ; pencil drawing, Mre Hele, Mre Campbell ; paetelle, Mrs Campbell, Mrs Hole ; pen and ink sketches, Mrs Camp. bell, Miss Lane ; painting on pottery, Dire Hele, Mre Dr Carder ; hand paint- ing on silk, satin or plush, Mre Camp. bell, Miss Symington ; oil painting on glass, Miss Symington, Mre Campbell;; oil painting, Mrs Campbell, Mies Lane photographs, Mies Sutherland. Pr.ANxs AND FLowlne.—l+oliage, Mrs Dr Carder ; geraniums in bloom, Mre D Mareb ; fusohia in bloom, Mre D Marsh ; banging basket, Mre Marsh'1 & 2 ; plants in flower, Mre Dr Carder, Mre Marsh, CUT FLOw050.—Hand boquet, W Tay. lor, Mre Marsh ; floral design, Mrs D Marsh, 1 & 2 ; pansies, Slater & Sims, Mre Elder. Smramx, ATTaACTIONs.--Bagpipe com- petition, David McDonald} Wingham ; D MoKay, Kiutail ; J Dingwal, Blyth; organ competition, Mise E Anderson, Miss Elder, Mies Hamilton. The Blyth Standard offered a special prize of $6 to the Blyth merchant making the best display at the Agricultural Hall during the two days of the fair. Frank Met- calfe was the winner. JcnaEe.—Pigs—E Boll, Londeeboro ; J Hunter, Londesboro ; ladies work and fins arts, Mre G B Ferguson, Wingham, Mrs A Brawn, Toronto, Mrs Dr Graham, Brussels, Mre Rance, Clinton ; grain, A Taylor, T Vanetone, Blyth ; manufac- tures, P Purvis, Blyth, R Morrison, Auburn ; dairy and produce, R C Spar - ling, Wingham, T W Scott, Blyth ; flowers and fruit, J Morton, Wingham ; roots and vegetables, G Rundell, Londee- boro, R Hughes, Blyth ; sheep, 0 Proct- or, T Anderson, Belgrave ; light horses, A Forbes, Seaforth, D B Kennedy, Clinton ; cattle, Geo Johnston, Londes- boro, Jno McLean, Dungannon ; poultry, 0 0 Wilson, Seaforth ; merchant's die - play, M Y McLean, MPP, Seaforth, A M Todd, Clinton ; S G Brown, Wing - ham ; heavy 'horses, J Scarlett, Lead - bury, W H Oruiokshank, Turnberry ; implements, G Snell, Londesboro, Jno Cower], J P Brown, Auburn. The body of Alex. McKenzie, a Ham- ilton man, was found in the bay. It is supposed be committed suicide. Ayer'e Hair Vigor, which has outlived and superseded hundreds of similar preparations, ie undoubtedly the most fashionable. as well as economical hair- dressing in the market. By its use the poorest head of hair soon becomes luxuriant and beautiful. A. COUSLEY Real Estate 86 Loan 5 Agent, - Brussels. Money to Loan on Farm Secur- ity at the Lowest Rate of Interest. Money Loaned on Notes and good Notes Discounted. Salo Notes a Specialty. Fire ce Life Insurance Written. Special Attention given to CO NVEYANCING- As COUSLEY 5 • Office over Dominion & McCall's Store, BRUSSELS. BRUSSELS PUMP WORKS. I wish to inform the people of Brussels and eurronnding district that I have par - alarmed the Pump BOeiness of JAMES BELL and will be found ready to attend to all wants in either new work or repairs at moderate prince. No better Pump in the market. Order left at my shop or residence or at P. SCOTT'S shop will be promptly looked after. 1S"Orders taken for the Digging of Wells and Cisterna. Gomer Green, MILL STP,EI1T, - BRTJSSELS. Wa ed--ArgyIdea q0q: 2,1u1a. Pretext ryrout 10000• they may bring you wealth. wrira sous( 5V51Dii ramous 10 0. PUretlt Atter. ney9 waeblagte,t, D, 0., for Obel� 81,000 r se 0001' end ilei et two hundr4d luvontl0ns waalod, SPECIFIC FOR SCROFULA. 't Since childhood, I 'have beer afflicted wino scrofulous boils arid' sores, which caused mo terrible suffering. Physicians were unable to help lite, and l only grew worse under their caro. At length, I begun to take AYER'S Sarsaparilla, a n d very soon grew bet- ter. After using half a dozen bottles I was completely cured, so that I have not had a boil or pimple on any part of my body for the last twelve years, I can cordially recommend Ayer's Sarsa. parilla as the very best blood -purifier in existence." — G. T. BEINIIART, Jtlyersville, Texas. ER'S THE ONLY WORLD'S TATE Sarsaparilla flyer's Cherry Pectoral cures Coughs and Colds (GIVES.'. k'RESH- NESS 0Ne CLEAR kv0 Ir ( VffitAl G' ,.S1T( ;PA; ION �j nC ,�[il�,F„"5T10tJ GIziL Ii+lE 55 CpGs , pv,101es"0t41T E.•;SKN / i,t.1'EA1TiFif'S,�t:COMPL E.5( N An Agreeable Laxative and NERVE TOMO. Sold by Druggists or sent by Mail. 260., 500., and 01.00 per package. Samples free. 11{$$o The 1avorfte i00i11 POWDB �lyll forthe Teeth and Breath, 200 Sold by 3A0. 010x, Drnssiet, itruseele. COverS the Mole ielcln THE LONDON, ONT., London Advertiser 2 P. M. EDITION. LARGEST noon circulation In West- ern Ontario of any paper west of Toronto. Middlesex County and the territory west of Toronto thoroughly covered. 4 P. M. EDITION. The People's Popular Evening Paper. Circulates iu city and eubnrbd by carrier boys and agents. All advertisements in- serted in both editions. Western Advertiser Largest weekly circulation in Western Canada. As an advertising medium in the west it is without a rival. Wanted—An Idea Who con think or Borne simple thing to patent? Protect your Ideon• they may bring you wealth. Write JOION WEDISERBORN & 00.. Patent Attor- neys Waehlugton. D, C., for their 81,800 prise otter and list or two hundred inventions wanted. LADllE 1! THE LUXURY OF S .G RMI Ie T'OU\n IN Jr. LeRoy's Female ills. The only n•Ilublo and tn,stworthy pre- paration ruiiwl" c411 liienrurel fa' nil Irro¢' olarltle.or Um tnmlosystan,. Sciadel ,dur 000 Price SI per box "tdraggists, 0r1,7n,001 .,carol} ?iodation modal. of prim LeRoy Pill Oa Victoria St.. Toronto, Can. Sold In 12 russets by JAS. 1`ON.. Rrd15 DR. THE ORIGINAL KIDNEY PILL 00 C01ASE'S I(IDNEY= RIVER 0 THE ONLY KIDNEY -LIVED PILLS 0 plLLs T, DowoON, Mann,;er Standard Bank, Brad. ford Ont,, onyx, Cl an Kidney -Liver PeIa ore a grand medicine for ole, Kidneys and Liver, W. P, CAkntak. ,10 McCaul St, Toronto, 1'o. liresenting Montreal Star, says, Chase's Pills net ke magic for the relief of bead.edlr, bilious attack and conatipalloe, Sold evcrywhetc, or by mail on receipt of pr,", 10 EOMANSON, OATE3 & CO. 46 LOMBAae Oh TORONTO.. . ONT. utc6�r SSI The undersigned has open- ed up alButoher Sliop in the MU FLOE BRUSSELS, $01010010020MISMEIMI,M0B0AZtalE 1'a ,atm, where; le will lceepkonstant, ly on hand a supply of the Best Meats Procurable, sold at reasonable prices. A share of public patronage' solicited, S. Nl/ Aida5CEAa Meat delivered to all ,parts of the town. OGT. (3, 1$90 w;.. .• :t P4I.TllI!. The undersigned are prepared to attend to all branohes of Painting, lnoluding House, Sign, Carriage and Ornamental Work. Paper Hanging, Kaisomining and Decorating neatly and prompt- ly looked after at mod- erate Prices. We make a Specialty. of Manufacturing and plaoing In position First -Class Awnings_ Orders left at 0111' Paint Shop, formerly used by Messrs. Roddick & Wako, will be attended to with dispatch. Paper Hanging Orders may be left with Mosses. Deaclman & Mo - Call. SAMPLE 331103., PAINTERS. You.-�- CAN'T GO WRONG YOU BUY YOUR HARDWARE FROM I112 THE LARG EST S TOC /'6 . • THE LOWEST LOWEST PRICES. ay CO - Special value in Paints, Machine Oil, Fence Wire, &c. onfeder;' tion ife, of Toronto. Established 1871. Tho Policy Contract issued by, this Association is perfection itself, UNCONDITIONAL, ACCUMULAT/VE, AND AUTOMATICALLY NON—FORFEITABLE, It leaves nothing further to be desired. Rates and full infor- mation furnished on application. VT. 11. KEEP,, Agent, Brussels. LAURIER OR TUPPER Will be our new Premier decided by the Electors before next issue of this paper. A decision far greater than that has been given by the voice of the people, viz. : That 13. li'. Brook & Son, of Listowel Woolen Mills, pay the • Highest Prices, cash or Trade, for And that they sell the best Woolen Goods Cheaper than any Factory or Store in Western Ontario. nead3rmade Clothing Is a new lino added to their business. They make up their own goods into Men's, Youths, Boys & Children's Suits and sell at prices they defy any retail store to compete with. Do not fail to call and inspect before you sell your wool or buy anew suit and we feel satisfied you will say they give you the best value. L!STOWEL WOOLEN MILLS.