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THE BRUSSELS POST
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A DRINIUNG MAN,
Wo NV not a drinking man:
Ilia habit E Z grows
:i'o an X 6, do what ho can,
0 oan X L his woos.
'7,'1s t'ery RD finds to stop,
Thought oft he will S A ;
Then fail and 0 K'Whiskey shop
Ilte tof•turos to L A.
pie pocket always M Tis,
And 0 D 13 los clothes ;
lIc can't attend to any "bis,"
Red Cloth R A his nose. •
Drink holds him in ire I N grip:
Boni) 1' gets in sin,
Sure in the Nd down he will slip,
Pilled with D(riujI within,
Though of no U 0 often takes
II U of cloves to quell
Ble breath and than in D D makes
Those 0 Q know who smell,
Flie friends have all au I 0 way
When for their A D goes,
They can't X Q'a Ilia vile display,
And P T nob his woos,
In K 0 bas a wife to stay
Her heart will A K lat.
The debt Z 0 Z makes her pay,
And bears her I I will blot.
i K I.? can't his doom aright ;
Sick ore old A. G lies ;
The snakes ho 0 Z trios to fight,
And without P 0 dies,
MRCP
MORRIS RRANOII PALL SHOW.
The annual Fall Show of this So-
ciety was hold on their grouu,da, Blyth
on Thursday and Friday of last weak.
Owing to the beautiful weather there
was a very large attendance of spec.
tators, aver $800 being token at the
gate and tickets were only 10 cents.
The show inside was very good, par.
tioularly the ladies work. A notice.
able foaturo in the vegetable depart-
ment was a mammoth squash that
weighed 114 pounds. Out doors the
exhibit was ahead of any show held
in this locality this year. Thor° wore
no less than 17 entries in the buggy
horse class and 8 entries for saddle
horses. A little excitement was oc-
casionod by a competition in ladies'
driving. Eight competitors entered
the ring. Miss Lottie Mason won
1st money, Between the Blyth band
and part of tbo Olinton band there
was any quantity of vocal and instru• p
mental music. The Directors are to c
be congratulated on the unpreeedent- c
ed success of their show. The follow.
ing is the prize list :—
lionsm8-1;IEA'ry DRAUGHT.—Team
marcs, John McMillan, Jas M Mar- c
tin, Dickson Bros ; brood maro, hav- o
ing raised fool in 1886, Robt Martin,
Wm Grievo ; two year old gelding, R
B Snell ; two year old filly, T Wal-
lace, T Hamilton ; one year old geld- 1
ing, J Scott ; one year old filly, not J
known, Jno Scott ; foal, A Willis, J P
Rath. a
GENERAL PURPOSE.—Team mares w
or geldings, J 0 Stowart, H Ross ; a
brood mare, having raised foal in 1886, b
A Willis, R Sprung; two year old
gelding, R Riley, J Williams ; two S
year old filly, T Hamilton, N Cum- S
ening ; one year old gelding, R Riley ;
one year old filly, R Riley, W J Proot- j
ori foal, Ed Bell, Wm Grieve. ]3
ROADSTERS. --Span carriage horses, D
A Forsyth, J Miller, E McNamara ; yj
brood mare, having. raisod foal in 1886, a
G N Porcine, Wm Smith ; two year
old gelding, A Young, D D Carder ; a
two year old filly, Wm Cunningham,
Geo King ; ono year old filly, George 5
King ; foal, Thos Lapslie, W Smith ; J
Best driving or buggy horse in bar- i;
nese, E Livingston, A 1/1 Campbell ;
saddle horse, J M Perdue, Jas Barr ; I
sweepstals°e, J McMillan; best foal fl
got by 'Kentucky Star', R Milne; o
best lady driver, Mies Oharlotto Maa-
on, Mrs Edey. J
JUDGES: Horses.—alas E blas r
on, Brnoelield and Robt Miller, Wrox•
eter. m
CATTLE.—Tnonouen BRED.—Milch
cow, Jag Webetor, Thus RRoss; two P
year old heifer, let & 2nd J Potter; R
one year old heifer, T Ross, J Potter ; a
heifer calf, J Clamming, J Potter; bull it
calf, Snell & Son, J Potter.
GRADE CATTLE.—Yak° oxen, J t'
lambs, let and 2nd J (lemming.
LErarlsTlea.—Agod ram, Snell
Sons, J 0 Stewart ; ehoarling ram
lat & 21,d .Jae Henry; ram lam
Snell & Sons, Jas Henry; pair ewe
having raised lambs in 1880, Snell
Sons, shearling owes, Snell & Sons
pair owe lambs, Snell & Sons, Ji
hoary ; fat ehoop, let and 2u0 Sim
& Sons.
$ouTnDowNs.--Aged ram, A
Sloan, J 0 Stewart; ehoarling ram
Glenn Bros ; ram lamb, R llleGow
an, Glonn Bros ; pair owes, Lavin
raised lambs in 1880, Gluon tiros,
Roue ; pair shearling encs, Glon
Bros, R lvlcGowan ; pair ewe lambs
lot & 2u0 Glenn Bros.
OXFORD on SmlorauntE.—• Aged ram
H Ross ; shearling ram, L Teske
Goo Stewart ; ram lamb, Snell
L `Tooker; pair °woe having raise
lambs in 1880, Snell & Son, 11 Ross
pair sbearling owes, Snell & Son
pair ewe lambs, let & 2nd Hug
Rose.
Junf1Ea.—,Sheep.--•Thos Anderson
Wawauoeh, and Jaa Scott,
PIGs.---BEltxsnnnO.--Aged boar, E
Bell, J 0 Tuck ; sow, baring littore
in 1886, N Gumming, 3 Watt ; boa
littered in 1886, 8 Gray, J 0 Tuck
sow littorod in 1886, E McNamara
S Gray.
SurroLN.—Aged boar, J 0 Tuck
boar littered in 1886, 5 Gray.
Any other kind. --Sow littered in
1886, R Sellers.
Gamic, --Fail wheat, Geo Moffatt
L Tasker ; rod fall wheat, 1V Ben.
nott, 11 G McGowan ; fall wheat
Treadwell, Goo Moffatt, L Tasker ;
fall wheat, Seneca, T Hamilton, le B
Laidlaw; fall wheat, any other kind,
Geo Moffatt li Laidlaw ; spring
wheat, Lost Nation, R G McGowan,
J Barr; spring wheat, any other
kind, Geo Moffatt, J Barr ; barley, A
Mutch jr, T Hamilton ; white oats,
T Hamilton, Geo Moffatt ; black oats,
T Hamilton, J Harrison ; small
white onto, R G McGowan, A W
Sloan ; small peas. W J Proctor, R
B Laidlaw ; large peas, A K Robert-
son, R Laidlaw; timothy seed, R G
McGowan, B. Laidlaw; flour, Kelly
& Son ; flax seed, 11 E Laidlaw, R
Laidlaw.
JUDGRs.--Grain.--J Johnston,
Clinton, and A Taylor, Blyth,
DAIRY PRODUCR.--Tub butter, 40
ounds, '1' Hamilton, J Mcllroy ;
rook batter, 20 pounds, M Shuanz •,rock of butter, 20 pounds, W 3
Proctor, Geo Watt ; ten lbs, butter in
olla or prints, A Kerr, M Sahuang ;
dairy cheese, Jno Mcllroy ; factory
hem, let & 2u0 Gordon Young ;
xtraoted honey, R Sprung, H Ma•
Quarrie ; honey in comb, Id Schuang.
FRUIT.—Homo bread, Dr Sloan, G
Quinn ; bakers' bread, Jno lt'IoMil-
an ; plain biscuits, Mrs N Gumming,
as Ferguson ; maple syrup, W J
rootor, Mrs J Jackson; maple aug-
r, Mrs J Jackson, W J Proctor ;
inter apples, .A. Kerr, J Watt; fall
pples, J Harrison, Jae Potter ; Box -
oro russets, 13 Ferris, A W Sloan ;
Northern Spica, J Barr, J Harrison ;
now apples, Geo Stewart, A W
loan ; Baldwins, J Barr, R G Me -
Gowan ; Rhode Island Greenings,
Barr, A Kerr; Spitzenburgs, J
err, N Cumming; Swaars, A Kerr,
r Sloan; Fall Pippens, N Cumming,
' Baines ; 20 oz. Pippens, Geo Stew.
rt, A W Sloan ; any other variety,
Mrs Riddle, R Sprung , collection of
pples, Dr Sloan, W J Proctor ; fivo
winter pears, R B Laidlaw, Dr
loan ; fall pears, R 13 Laidlaw, Jae
aokeon ; plums, J Jackson ; toma-
oos, R Sellers ; grapes, • 6- Young,
Miss Moffatt ; crabs, F Baines, R G
ll aGowan ; collection of garden
owes, W 3 Proctor, A K Robortson ;
olleotion of house plants, 3 Barri•
on ; canned fruit, Mrs R J McGill,
Harrison; grape wine, H 111oQuar•
ie, 14Ire R J McGill.
Juneo.— rnit,--J Stewart, Ben
filler.
POULTRY.—Turkeys, J Harrison, J
otter ; geeso, J Hariison, J Potter ;
ouon ducks, J Potter, 1? Beattie ;
ny other kind ducks, W Machan,; J
Imam ; brown Leghorn, F Beattie,
J Harrison; light Leghorn, F Beat -
le, Jas Harrison ; black Spanish, J
'1'lp1ing, Stator & Siums; iugle buR-
& gy, open, 1' IV liavtru'•l ; siugt°
buggy, covered. P W Hay ward, Slater
b, & Sims ; double buggy, covered, P W
s, Hayward ; doubla buggy, upon, Jno
Jr, ilruuednu, P W Hayward; cutter,
cu
; Slater & Rims, J 13v•.dou ; eabinot
Ili worts, A. Bennett ; bores shoes, (ruin
11 lifunuwr, \V Spoouor, Slater & Sun ;
pump, J' Willows, J Ferguson ail';
�V plow, 1t Ill Rohiu.on ; above told far, nttnro, lst & 2nd 3 G Mosier; fee-
- niug mill, Armstrong Bros; turnip
g drill, let & 2ut1 \Ynl Levy; ecitffl.r,
i1 G Love, IV L)vy; ohnru, W Levy ;
n iron force pump, roeuutruanded, 1
, ltogervou.
JUDGE11.—Iwplements, --1) Hog
, au, Soaforth, an 1 SV h1c(ltylnout,
r, Winghnm,
& MANUFACTU10ILa.—L'nll cloth, 13, 11e -
d God+an, J Sbortraed ; Iwo e.made
; flannel, Mise Nott, bliss 1'ollook ;
)flannel, union, W Proctor, Mies Nott ;
h blankets, Gordon Young, dims Nott ;
blanket, 00100, Geo 0011108On, W J
, Proctor; horse blaukete, J Born, W
Bonnett ; coverlet, 111 Schuang, iV
Ononingbam ; rag not, illisi Nott,
d Mies Buchanan ; rag carpet, Miss
✓ Nott, Maggie Scott ; yarn, G Young,
; hiss Nutt ; ooaree boots, Too Sherr.
, itt, A Murdoch ; gook sewed boots,
A Murdock ; sot doublo harness, Geo
Shar"mau ; set single harness, Geo
Sharman ; collection of leather, Adam
W 11cCaffor.
Rooms,—Early rose potatoes, Jno
, Barr, 5 Barr ; late rose, Wm Pollock
J ITarriaon ; potatoes, any othor kind,
, 5 Barr, J Barr ; colleotion of potatoes,
8 Barr 3 Barr ; field carrots, J Wil-
ford, S 13arr ; garden oarrota, A W
Sloan, 8 Barr ; Swede turnips, J
Shortre ed, J Jackson ; collection gar•
don produce, W Proctor, 1t Sellers ;
beets, 3 Hamilton, A. Brown ; nnang•
el wortzels, 13 Sellers, Geo Collinson ;
pompkine, N Oumnug, W Proctor ;
squashes, R Sellers, A. K Robertson ;
rod onions, R Sellers, P Wi11owa ;
yellow onions, S Barn, P Willows ;
silver onions, A. W Sloan ; potato on -
lone, A. Sloau ; white boons, 8 Barr,
J Barr ; corn, J A. Harrison, R Mo.
Gowan ; citrons, 1i Sellers, W Proc-
tor ; watermelons, '1' 1La:nilton, A K
Robertson ; cabbage, drumhead, AW
Sloan, R Sellers ; cabbage, red, Geo
King, Jas Ferguson ; cabbage, any
other kind, R Laidlaw, A K Robert.
son ; cauliflower, R Senors, A K Bob.
ertson.
Richmond, R B Laidlaw ; mileh cow,
T Rose, 11 McGowan ; two year old
heifer, lat & 2nd R McGowan ; two
year old heifer, let & 2nd Tilos Rose;
heifer calf (spring), R Ferris, R 'Mc.
Gowan ; steer calf, let & 2nd T Boss;
two year old steer, 1st & 2nd TRoss ;
one year old steer, lot & 2nd T Roes ;
fat ox, Thos Rosa ; fat cow, lst & 2nd
Jno Scott; Lord grade cattle, Thos
Roes.
JUDGES.— Cattle. — Robt Gibson,
Wroxeter; Win Young, Oolborns,
and Qhas Girvin jr., Wawanosli.
SJunex'—GoTawoLD,—Aged ram, W
Machan, Jas Potter ; shearling ram,
lat & 2nd Jno Cumming; ram lamb,
Jno Cumming, Win Maohan; pair
ewes, having raised lambs in 1886, 3
Cumming, W Machan ; pair ehoarling
owes, 1st LCl 2nd Jae 1'ottor; pair owe
Harrison ; light Brahmas, lst t4 2nd
F Beattie ; dark Brahmas, let & 2nd
F Beattie ; Homburgs, P Beattie, J
Harrison ; Dorkings, J Harrison, W
Grieve ; blaok.breaeted rod Game, J
Harrison, E Haggit ; buff Coohins, F
Beattie, 3 Harrison ; partridge Ooch-
ins, F Beattie; Bantams, 1st & 2ud
F Beattie ; Polands, F Boattic, J
1;3entloy; Plymouth Rocks, 7 Harri•
son, li' Beattie; Pigeons, let & 2nd
I' Beattie ; collection of fowls, Jos
Harrison, F Beattie,
SEDGE.—Poultry.—Walter Taylor,
Wingham.
Iasrxe neNTs,—Lumber wagon, Jno
Brunsdon, Wm Spoonor; bob•sleeghs,
Motor & Sims, R R Douglas ; plow,
sod, It 1YI Robinson, Fleury & Sons ;
plow, genorol purpose, R Id Robin -
eon, Geo Love; iron harrows, T
Lamas' Wonie.—Araseine work,
Miss Watt, Geo Moffatt ; rick rack,
Miss J McGill pillow shams, Goo
Symington, Mrs Sellory; patch quilt,
Miss Nott, F Hamilton ; quilted quilt,
Miss Pollock, J Ferguson ; counter-
pane, knitted, Mrs 3 Boutly, bIre J
Brigham ; counterpane, crotchet work
Miee Soott, Gordon Young ; gent's
shirt, Miss Buchanan, T Hamilton ;
flannel shirt, Miss McGill, T Ham-
ilton ; woolen etookinge, Gordon
Young, Thomas Hamilton ; pair of
soaks, Gordon Young, '1' Hamilton ;
gauntlet mita, Mies Pollock, Geo
Symington ; fancy knittin;, W Cun•
Hingham, Jas Symiugtou ; mite, Miss
Nott, Geo Moffatt ; Berlin .wool wont,
Jas Symington, Mies McGill ; om.
broidery, Jas Symington, Mee J
Bently ; French embroidery, Jas
Symington, :lire 11 J McGill ; braid-
ing on cotton, Mtss Nott, W Gunn
Ingham ; braiding on wool, Jas Sym-
ington, NIre R 3 McGill sofa cush-
ion, Mrs 11 McGill, Miss McTavish ;
collection of ladies' work, Mrs R J
McGill, Jas Symington ; gont's slip-
pers, 1Irs R McGill, Geo Moffatt ;
daruod net, Miss NI Watson, Miss
Riddle; crochet vlork, W Cunning-
ham, 3 13ontly ; macrame work, Jas
Symington, Mrs R McGill ; point
lace, Jas Symington, Mrs R McGill ;
honitou lane, Jos Symington, Mre R
McGill ; ribbon work, Jas Syming.
ton, Mrs It 11IcGiti ; (Minn) work,
Jas Symington, 1\iisa McKellar ; out-
line embroidery, Mrs R d1.oGill, Dr
Carder ; Roman embroidery, lst &
2nd Jas Symington ; crotchet skirt,
Goo Collinson, Nine Forsyth ; draw-
ing by boy, Archie lieQuarrie ; crazy
work, Jas Symington, Mrs R 11ioGill ;
oil painting, Miss Pollock, Jas Sym.
ington ; crewel work, Mrs R IIIoGill,
Wm Cunningham ; embroidery on
silk, Jae Symington, Maggie McKell-
ar ; Java °anvils work, Jas Syming-
ton, Miss Sloan ; straw hat, A Kerr ;
plain sewing, Alberta Carr, Laura
Garr ; patch on gout's pants, Alberta
Garr, E Hamilton ; darn on nook, 13
Hamilton, Mary McGowan; leather
work, Jas Symington.
JUDGES.-- Ladies' work.— Mrs J
Johnston, Clinton ; Miss Brown,
Wawanoab, Mra J Stewart, Ben•
miller,
Reuben Taylor, of Leamington,
died recently of lockjaw, brought on
through a rusty nail running into
his foot.
At a meeting of the Liberal Con.
servative Convention of North Bruce,
Mr, McNeil, 11I, P., was oelooted as
the party candidate for the Commons,
THC M® WS BEST FRIEND
THE BEST
W. LYI. frloi•xist,
E xConafoit Ilton li'onrs, . DIITOu Lie, ORT.,
tranutaoturor of three dliferont kinds of
Wlndmllis. Tho olmpPlost, strongest and most
natistacteryWludmil1 yob mode, For pump-
ing water, sowing wood, chopping grain or
driving any light rnaolltneryy they bare no
equal. MyOIgLF,PRATED YUtSP,1 have eo
ourodo wend-wido roputation: I gnarautco
thorn as boingsuporlor to many now In bhp
market, and equal to any over made. Thoy
will throw water 000 teat, or fnroo it n mile on
.rho level. n' armors and stockmen aro rr--
rn,ithor 1Wl dmiliolrr0Pnwuras zolnlm that
mina ars oho boat to the market. Address
W. M. 3)0101020, Mitchell, Ont..
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ages 51 hymen. Nord by drurniate, )VrttefJor
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OARRIAGES, DEMOCRATS, EXPRESS WAGONS,
BUGGIES, WAGONS, ETC., ETC., .ETC.
A11 made of the Des Material and finished in a Workman -like manner
Repcairin.t and Painting pro7nptlzl attended to.
Parties intending to buy should call before
purchasing.
REr1RENoEs.—Marsclon Smith, B. Laing, James Cutt and Wm. Mc-
Kelvey, Grey Township ; W. Cameron, W. Little, G. Browar and D.
Breckenridge, Morris' Township ; T. Town and W. 73lashill, Brussels ;
Rev. E. A. Fear, Kirkton, and T. Wright, Turnberry Township.
REMEMBER THE STAND—SOUTH OF B.BIDGE.
JAMES BUYERS.
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The undersigned, having completed the change from the stone to the
Celebrated Hungarian systotn of Grinding, has now the IIt111 in
First-class Running Order,
And will bo gladito sot all his old customers and as many now ones
asipossiblo. hopping done.
Plow Ina Feed Always on Rana.
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Highest Price 6aid for any quantity of Good Grain.
MILNE.