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CONVEYANUII',1; AND 1fiBIJIli
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rice in the Yost ease, mei, SO -4
1.11 El, f3OOTT Ati AN AUCTION -
s ata, will sell ter better prices, to
better Lupo, in lose fano and less obarese
than any other Anotioueor in Mast Huron or
he won't charge anything. Dittos and orders
Dean always be arranged at this office or by
Pare 11181 npp1loatlou,
OR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate Of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Da and night calls. Office oppoate
Flour Mlll, Ethel.
T, T, M' RAE
M. B., M. O. P., 0 S. 0.
Di. O. H., Village of Br., -;;a
Physician, Httrgeoa, Accor.. am
Office at residence, opposite melte Chnroh,
Witluun street.
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Barristers, 8o' icitornr Notaries Public,
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Office un the Square, 281 duct front Hamilton
Street,
GOD1ERICH ONT.
Private funds to loan etlowest rotes,
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John Clover k
BRUSSELS
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envy and handles a full line of h
Leann Lnplements including Lite 4,
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I. N. C. Cream Separators
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only Ore
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4 twowide open creamoutlets-3
no cream ec e v in the r t +
the cream. See it when ipath of +
n town. +
The 1. IL C. 8-16 and 10-20 Tractors 4.
'1' are among the best.
4. The Deering Manure Spreader 43.
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McCormick and
International
Implements
To the Farmers of Grey and Sur-
rounding Country;
I ant prepared to take orders for
McCormick and' International 'mule -
merles, Tractors, Engines, Plows, En-
silage Ontte)4, Cream Separators,
Wagons and Sleighs,
Full Nie of Tillage and Haying
aid Harvesting Implements, No bet-
ter Binder, Mower oe Manure Spread-
er made than the McCormick,
Buy from me and save money as
II can pay cash and can sell on 'teems
to suite
Will keep repairs or get theist for
yore 011 a day or two a notice'
Call and see ane ut Ethel
buying and save rnotrey,
Set the Hosts It Pay
ieo-,),EuuoTT:co,,,„e; g
Yort(y'o & Oharlos Sts•, Toronto ��
'�' (,lives high grade inotruotio,, for pont- '
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trona ax • tw c r u s 1 r t t
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terlee souk kou urs fro, on,i t
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nrnm r n lr chars I ut df r
. i am grndnlilex 110011 than ruyn tirtmt Hui 1
.r eNprtalil•petru,IOggaohpOpen ail year.wl'& �-�k
Piter soy tb f:. l.arga ostnlugue mailoel !�
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it W. af. BLLIOTT PRINCIPAL
7r l rets, eneeree„rM .>eeeee e iQa'7
tstnct .esus
Ethel
eerier BALL, -ether bas re -organized
the li'oot Ball 01ub for the senses of
1920 the o111eets rheaeu being :-1Irn1.
Presidents, Revile. Meagre. OKell and
Kennedy ; President, Win, T. Spence ;
\lartagor, \Vm, 0, Stevenson ; Sect•e-
ttu•y-Treasneee, Win. J. Gill ; 01ouride
Committee N. Addy, G. Cole mid P.
Stevenson, Att wavy will be made in
the Intermediate series and gond
sport is looked forward to 1111 a strong
Leant will wear Ethel colors. A field
has been secured from George Bate-
man, North el Mien street, Watch
not for the schednit',
Grey
Tue Posq' gives the news. Help us
do it.
The '1'hnrlt'-brad Percher on stallion,
"Juin D,” has been purchased by R. L.
Taylor, 16th Oore, from D• A. Graham,
Parkhill, Animal arrived last week,'
Mr. Il\•
. Ta Iqr disposed of lits draft horse
to David Robertson, Saskatchewan,
who eliips next week per 0. P. It.
Same OF GOOD STOCI{,-In the list
of recent sales of Scotch Short Horns
by Oliver Turnbull & Son, 15th Con„
tree. the following : Oow and bull to
Silas Johnston, Grey ; bull to John 11.
Oliver, Grey ; bull to Lin Evans,
Grey ; bull to \Vui, Struthers, Elam ;
bull to Wm, Turnbull, Galt; bull and
cow to Geo, Hinz, Logical.
Mnreay-Lamb Drain Exleusien By -
Law has been published and will be
distributed to those concerned, The
Court of Revieinu will be held at
Ethel on May 26th, at 2 p. in. Total
assessment as It relates to Grey Lown -
ship is about $1000 ; Morris township
about 1500 ; McKillo nearly
b18
00
crud Hullet
neat) S . Grand
`b7 W
total is about 311600 'as an estimate or
cost of the work,
Bluevale
Scltoor, Remora.- The following
percentages indicate the standing of
pupils of 13luevaie School for the
Winter Leine 60% is satisfactory,
75% is honor standing, Entrance
Olass-Roy Thomas 86 ; Ohas' Gan-
nett '77, Jr, IV -Harry Elliott '78 ;
Ohas, Messer 68 ; Willie Mundell 64 ;
Janet Mowbray 61. Third Glass -
Harold Thomas 70 ; Gordon Mundell
70 ; Beatrice Thornton 74; Edith
Breckenridge 72; Everett McGee 68 ;
Mary Mowbray 60 ; Ogt'a Gannett 56 ;
Jas. Wright 56 ; Irene McKinney 58 ;
Sr. 11—Mac Thomas 70 ; (Muriel
Thornton 78 ; Fred. Elliott 78 ; Glenn
Qarniss 70. Jr, II -Olive Ganda 81 ;
IrvingeOlegho'n 71 ; Hazel Mundell
55 ; Nellie McKinney 4
7, 0 Class -
John Mowbray 80 ; Noble Greenaway
67. Primer Olass A-Perrinlle0rack-
eu 82 ; Dorothy Aitken 78 ; Allan
Gareiss and Lavine Thomas 75. `Prim-
e` Class B -May Mow bl ay 63 ; Leslie
e
Greenaway 63 , Florence Hall 57,
Henfryn
MRs. HENRY FOCAL OALLED TO HER
REweetn•-After an filuese of several
months with neuritis, followed by
Blight's disease, Annie Ross, beloved
wife of Hsuty Fogal, He•nfryn, pass-
ed to her reward, March 2010, in her
6410 year. She was born.'n Brussels
on July 2310, 1856, and was married in
1873 10 John McPherson. Of that
warm nue sun, John, of Sasit., sur-
vives. In 1879 she was Married lo her
now bereft husband. Of Ibis union 5
children survive :-Mrs. \Vw, Bell,
Donoiet1, Mrs. limy Mere, Ethel
rtuu Foreman, Atwood ;
Mrs, Arthur and
Archie and Robert Fogal, of La
Fleche, Sask. 3 sisters are, Mee, John
McKay, Seaforth ; Mrs. James Henry,
Atwood ; and 111t's• Frank 00l1rns,
Ethel. The first 18 years of their mar-
ried life was spent no the 8th Oon.,
Mina, laid the remeieder on Lot 38,
Oon. 10, Grey• The rntiel'al was held
from her late tesitlenne to Elrnta
Centre cemetery, Tuesday afternoon
and was largely attended, The eldest
son, John, arrived Monday evening
for the funnel)]. Pallbearers wet e
Edward Collie, James Denman, Wil-
son Little, Andrew Laidlaw, George
Rattan and Jno. McCreight. Bereav-
ed are deeply sympathised with,
Walton
Wm. .1. Nicholson, who recently
owlet went a dlangotous operation iu
St. Joseph's ho8pitad,' London, and is
doing real 'veil and hape will soon 1w
o, Ir.
PRETTY N t9TL1t WEDDINto,- (Jt1
Statmdtty, Aprils 3rd, at nigh -noon,
wedding belle rang merrily at the
home of 'rhos, and Mrs. Marshall, of
Walton. when their daughter, Miss
Hannah Gertrude, was united in
marriage to \'V1lliam Henry Moretti,
of 131yte Oeronutny was performed
by Rev. Mr. MOGnrtniclt, Blyth, assist
ed by Rev, Me, Button, Walton, As
Albert Skelton, cousin of the bride
played the Wedding March, the prim-
repels took their places under an ar0ll
of evergreen, bride., being given away
by her father, blower gill was little
Marjory Mortriet, nettle of the groom,
who did her pare prettily, parrying
the ring concealed in a basket of sweat
peas and maiden hair fern. Bride
wore a becoming anetume of Duchess
tarsi and georgette crepe, trimmed
with beads, and carried it beautiful
bocluet of bridal roses and maiden hair
befor<+ fern, Tho grootn's gift to the bride
was pearl necklace, to the pianist a
tie pin and 10 the flower girl a ring,
Wedding presents were choice, num,
010110 and beentiftil among which leas
a chair received from the Methodist
Church, Walton, of which bride was
Air DAVID MINE - Ethel
ol'gatilet tut 9 ieer'ul /eats, films) ;t '11111'
sttuitltd chetple front her parelit%
After s„n
rI WJaW a:
diunln•
ream
served i11 the dining room,
which was
decorated with 1 :tete L lilies u
r the
beet l,lyle of the hostess Bridal party
motored to 131y111, the lttide travelling
10 a 01111• of cavy -blue serge, with
brows! hitt trimmed to snatch, and
tookt the Wail fir Loudon soil 81.,
Thur 1 e
r n . Attu u 131101 'i vias, there
with 1910.119e0, they Will u'srdtl 00 11111
grooms farts near 311 111, (ineele
were preeeut, [tu111 - teenier], Myth,
Lnitdetbot'o, BI'itosele and Llltdbtny.
Oranbrook
FSCHt)OL R1rotre,-Pullow1iig 's the
report of senior room for \Vint"1'
Letin. The tiv)i'age mark in giv0n,
IV Class- Bessie Leitch 82 ; James
Keys 82 1 Jeruu'tta McNabb 82 ; 1S:vrl
Pennington 81 ; Lilly Berke% 79. Si-,
III--ISdith Suutlidon 77 Ethel Small.
don 77 : Ln 11101 0101101 on 744 ; Otil ire
Dark 71); frau!{ 13 no tet 7e; Muriel
limy 73 : 8'hmmns I'emilegtmu 71 ;
Everett, Wright (SU; Alhter J. 111,tl
50, 31, 1I1--1lectnr 14i i:riii 87: 14101,
Gorsalitz 79 ; item. 11man, 70 ; L.y.lha
Jew,hke77; Ivan I,, •0 70 ; Reim tle-
Nabb 71 ; Aline (4' e ag.. .rt 71 ;
Jaok Noble 60 ; Iva lit tri ; Willie
Locking (in ; Paul lie•rfetz 611. 1?,,lloty-
lug is the repot$ nl' 11,,. jnnint .'11101
for the Winter term, the into its be-
ing the average for x111 Lbs exambua-
tions held. Jr. 11 -Jean Cameron 00 ;
lack Oauteroi 88 ; .1. Nolle 87_i (1,
Knight 86 ; ,(1. limey n 80 ; 11 .NeNel,b
82; R.Levi e75; (1. Flud.un; 1. Y.nm
ington 57' Braeb5 • .1. 1 ,•irng 11.
tic I - Ra IloKey•
89A ; Urun M, I Ilhr 1m'19rIter.
, 31 ; tic t 11d, a 70 a �Ir
[-E, Knight 80 ; 114. tit` i Sri : 1$.
Dunn 75; .7. Pennington 74 : 111,
Brown 7(3 ; Q• Bunter 73 ; L. liutisu,t
70. Primary -Marked in, .'very day
work. H. Doxey 800 ; 11. l,u(.rengem.
se'
1 777. Jr, Pi Merry-
mull Brown
520.
R. MCNeen, ).Teachers.
F. Ilousror,
Listowel
STORE RonuEt,-A robjte•y believed
to have been calricd out by a patty of
'nen in an auto during the late hours
of Saturday nigh eor arty early Sun-
day morning of last week w118 discov-
ered by James Rogers, tlrygoods and
Dente' furnishings merchant., When 11e
went in 111e store on Monday. The
store hard been practically ransacked
and goods to the val0e of over 32,(100
including suits and drygoods of all
kinds stolen.„
is evidence of
a1 attempt C
having
been
made with
a chisel andtil e n for • .
t cP11(1 Erndoor
t nt
of the -store, but failiug in this, the
thieves had gone to the rear amt enter-
ed by btettkitig a window on the
ground flint level. Mr. Rogers, who
111 abont 00 years of age, and resides
over the store, head no sound during
the night. Be had removtd 111e
)motley Prom the :dere, en that the
thieves' did not get any cash. The
local police ate busy 1111 the utatter
and the assistance f
rata lee oProvincial offic-
ers has been asked for.
Atwood
FOOT BALL,- A Football Oltlb has
been formed here with the following
officer's :-
Hon, President, T. G. Ratcliffe.
Hou, vice President, E. H. Swing,
President, J. P. Geeensides.
Vice -President, Hugh Poi ter,
Secretary, Lotne .Blackwell,
Treasurer, Jae. Erskine,
Manager, Lorne Vullauce,
Captain, A. E. Oogliii.
Com, to choose' team and secure
players, A. E.10oghlin, L. Vallance,
Johnstone Peebles and Stanley Ford.
Coat, to secureg , rounds Walter
t1
Blackwell and George Gordon.
Onm, to canvas for motley, James
Erskine and Lorne Vallance.
Referees or ll
Lorne Valiance, V arc A. 11.
Ooghlin and Stanley Ford.
Special nights for practice, Tuesday
and 'Saturday evenings.
REV, STEPHEN BOND DEAD. -The
death of Rev, Stephen Bond, one of
the pioneers of we dian
p Ct 1 Methodism,
occurred at bis residence, 7 Hillsboro
avenue, Toronto, 011 Friday night,
April'2nd, after a brief illness. Ale.
Bond was in his 83rc1 year and had
been in the ac ' tive ministry
t c f the
Methodist church for 58 years up to
his retirement from 1work
pulpit, 10
1 p
years ago. Rev, Mr, lined was fitst
licensed as a ]nail ill 1101101' of the
Methodist church in I11un110101 Town-
ship, Waterloo Comity hi his 18111
year. 11e was ordained two years
later, in:1860, at Kingston, His first
rhtu'ge was at .\Vondstonit, 18111, Ile
filled pulpits afterwards at 1ltatituto-
91111, Stanstead, Montreal, London,
l'eLrolea, Settl'orLlt, ltrdgetntvn, Dres-
den nod Ai wood, 1[r. Bond had been
a member, or the (;'neral 0011l'et 01100
NRVES All
EOE TO PIECES
"Fruit -a -fives” Conquered
Nervous Prostration
It, R. No.4, G.z,nsroPtexNe, MAN,
"In the year 1910, I had Nereon;
ereeeration in its worst ream;
dropping from 170 to 115 pount?
771r doctors had no hope of trip
recover!', and every medicine I tried
proved useless until a friend influent'
me to take "Fru[ba-tives".
I began to mend almost at once,
and never had such good health as I
Lave enjoyed the past eight years.
X am never without "Fruit -a -tires''
in the house". JAS. S. DELGATY.
11Oc, a box, 6 for $2.50, trial site 25o.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by
Fruit -a -Lives Limited, Ottawa.
at all its ail flogs since the union of
the various Methodist bodice, lie is
survived by ills widow and 5 children,
ler . S. N. Oarsealien, Calgary ; Geo,
N. Bind, Schreiber ; Allan S. Bond,
of the National Tenet
General an y,
Win-
nipeg
; R. 11. Bond, Burton road,
Tneonto ; runt Dire. D, G. Horne, lied
Deer, Alberta,
Goderioh
J. Ades and
Mrs. Fowler (LT town
again after spending some time at
Chicago with their son.
Rev. A. L. G. Clarke announced
that he hoe been appointed to the
church of St. John the Evangelist,
Loudon, succeeding the late Canon
Craig.
J. II. Johnston, who resigned his
position as - .principal of Victoria
school, has been engaged by the Gode-
r•iela Mercantile Co, as office hunt and
has already entered upon the duties
of the position'
A large and handsome silver cup,
donated by the Western Cannula
Flom. Mills On, to the Qoderich lawn
bowling club, has been on view in 11.
'L,ldwa
Edwards' s
d toreincl v
w )t this weep.
The cup t t is he
put for rine
!t enm eli•
r
Linn
01 altann tournament, a nal lr wnamltt, in
which onlaide chubs compete, and will
become the property of any club win-
ning three times in succession.
DON'T!
WORRY
A
Hacking's Heart and Nerve Remedy
is simply a wonderful preparation for
Diseases ,of the Heart; drives out
Pain, Fear, Worry and the uncertain-
ty that goes along with diseases of
this most important organ.
SLEEPLESSNESS
de -vitalizes the whole bodily organ.
ization and You Must have Sleep in
order to build up your health and
strength, If the Nerves are all n
tingle and jinnpy, and the Brain is in
a state of unrest through Overwork,
Worry or some Functional Disorder,
a restful sleep will be difficult to oh-
tain. Do not dope yourself with
"sleeping powders" or 'heart depress-
ants"—take Hacking's Heart and
Nerve Remedy and a natural sleep
twit!
follow.
HEADACHE
Is Nature's Signal of disharmony in
the human body. It may come from
impoverished blood, overtaxed brain,
loss of sleep or .it may be from Con-
gestion followed by Inflammation,
No matter what, theau'
c eo may be
Tlaeking's Heart and NerveRemedy
will help you.
People who have been ailing for
years should ,not expect a Complete
Gore'u
) o few clays but a
l u !souk! -
t I, n
silt in the treatmentorder i t t o dei to ban-
ish the underlying 3 g ea uses and to cor-
rect the evil conditions that bring
about the trouble. You should bo
;;ire to get Boo'king's as no other”
kind will do. leo pa.ticular about
your 'medicine, as YOUR health is
important.
JOacking's Heart and Nerve Remedy
is soler by all first class druggists or
by mail post paid. Price 50c a box.
0 boxes for 32,50. Ilacking's Limited,
Listowel.
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N taking over this well known store from
Messrs. Gerry & Walker I desire to sol-
icit from the many customers a continu-
ance of their trade, assuring then that every-
tl)ing' will be done to ensure satisfaction.,
Whether you have been a custorver of
this store or, not in the past, drop in and see
us and inspect our fine stock of Hardware.
Geo. R. Weller -
SUCCESSOR TO GERRY & WALKER
1'110 Bitted) h..:evil+trig' Meet hair n'++++H✓r4•1194•i'+A4•,144'3•fi•3'.hd•,?•'1•t„1"te't'
I now peoprieter, '1'. fie 'I'honleot IItI 1
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f A 11 l t 1$11
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liuv, tt!,, .
100,90-.. .01. +•r
Thi tv tt rdura [,t�
<nd
taut aha lin. cadit'. prar+v r} 11,11111t1Lt'
1t !t 1111.1.011180, up-1q-datri he tel.
Public school board ham engaged
Roy Sla(ehtuve, of J4a.t. AVtt,attnosb, .p.
to succeed .1. JI. Jnl,nslen ter pi inviter 4.
n! 110u/rift ehro1 There
u Il
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4'
lineations 'u
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t tf)r lllun \ •
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S Duel1) t ' r
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L l r is 4 tql mar . , T.
Ir nt Heil „u
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)6 Seals nl agcy et an to ran 1.f .'a•
\Vurrlell 1 N. t.)ruurlbnll of !',tat.
\Vawatnn h If has 110911 teachi..g 8
years lu the West 11utnn inspectorate +
and has to 1010/1000 f.1 st.
gnd•cl,les
r ectifir etf t. '!'he 11,1)ntl'-rtl�u • ,s 31!111), +
Wrneehasn
131111E Melees ON Tea: tree,• I'he 1 Luo.
year old eon 0)' Hubert Ili well, who •1,
lives about a utile West of 0-Vinghaul,
by the. Wand '3'umk, wandered mu to
1,110 track early ..'l'uesdey evening or
last week. 1104 pareelts heard the
whistle of all express train, but lel't:rd
they could reach the child lie Karl
stumbled and fallen on Ilse 1r:u•le.
Locomotive and all the entu•hr, pas --
ed over the boy. The ti tarn W1t0 W1,0hell.
ed at once, and the coeductor ru:0"d
back to lend the child witIIeul •41
scratch, and toughing when }Ark...) up.
11e had tarn nerve/1:1 the tails, and
wag saved by the fact that the oiler,
of the locomotive was higher than
usual, nn account of the snow.
A Dvelvets-en Fon A Wive -A
rotuanee rn real life ended happily
Wednesday afternoon of la+t week,
when Ovid -go 0,111th, u resident, of this
town
vas married Ilait'1P<i LU'ny
lh White: of
Eldorado, 111. Several w,elte 11gu Mr.
8111i111 advertised in the Webclir Ad.
001(10erfor a wiferind 11 11 few (litvs
received a letter from eliss White.
After further correspondence :elle in
formed
iii
n that 101)14u
w u h le'
artnv In
\Vrmgharn on April 7, curd asked him
to wear a white rose 071 his coat a0 It
means of identification, and she would
do likewise. At 3 30 the twain which
Oupid had depended on bringing her
to her lover pulled into the station
and surely enough the bride, with her
sister, who is a nurse, stepped gayly
on to the platform and was greeted
by her lover and a hnst of Priemie,
There was an exceptinnalty large
crowd at the station and the happy
couple encountered considerable dr5i.
nutty in edging their way through to
the rear of the station, where a cab
was awaiting them. Ultimately they
drove to the Baptist church, where
they were, lnited in marriage by Rev.
3, F. Dingman. After the ceremony
1-e proceeded rr seeded n
t the how of \lr.
Y e 1
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$011, tire-btidegrouat's hoarding house,
where a dainty wedding breakfast
was served. Dh'. Smith, who is about
28 years of age, has lived here practi-
cally all his life and a host of friends
wish him all happiness and prosperity
in married life. Mr. and Mrs. Smith
will reside in Wingham, Mr. South
following his businees in the fax in-
dustry.
Clinton Spring Fair
A very successful Spring Fair was
held at Clinton Thursday of last week,
and was largely attended by people
from all parte of the County. An an-
nual feature of the show was the ban.
goes held in the Town Hall in the
evening. Professor Tonle of Guelph,
0, A. 0., was the principal speaker.
There was a good entry list of ex-
tra quality and the judges
as trt nd
y
task no sinecure. The results of the
judging were as follows :--
HEAVY HORSES.
Clydesdale stallion, 13 years and over
Robert. Murdock, Brnoefield ; Thomas
McMichael & Sin, Seaforth.
Olydesdale stallion, 3 years and un-
der WesleyClinton
Nott, 0 . Bm'ondfoot,
Bros„ Seaforth.
Sweepstakes -Robert Murdurk,
BruoeReld•
Perchernn stallion, 3 years and nver
Joseph Fisher, Seaforth ; Wm.
BrownClinton.weelintol
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pstakes--Joseph Fisher, Sea.
forth.
Heavy draft brood mare, 3 years
and over-Broadfoot Bros., Seaforth ;
A. Dale, Olintol ; Grey
Bens., Blyth.
Family of three colts -Johnston &
McMichael, Clinton,
Filly or gelding, 13 years and over-
Jnhn Dale, 01111010 ; Arthur Dale,
Clinton.
Filly or gelding, 2 years and under.
3 -Grey Bros„ Blyth ; Arthur Dade,
Olin ton.
Horse emit or filly tinder 1 year' -
Ed• Johnston, Clinton ; Thos. Mo -
Michael, Olruton,
Team rn tarnt'ss--0herles Gotlhnit,
Exeter.
Sweepstakes-•BroadJ'not Bens., Sea.
forth,
Agricultural brood mare, 3 year's
end over -Atex, Wright, Brncefield
W. T. Falconer, Clinton ; John Dale,
Clinton,
Filly ne gelding 8 years and over--
•Tnhn Dale, Clinton ; R. T. Luker,
Leet yr,
Filly 1' gelding, 2 years and antler
8 --John Date, °linin e
H.(rse colt tie filly nnderl1 year-
Jnhn Dale, Clinton,
Team in harness--Tiiu'old Dale, (lin-
ton ; L. Paisley, Clinton.
Sweepstakes -Alex, Weight, Bruce.
Held,
General put pnse brood mare --A,
1)ale, Clinton.
Filly or geldieg, 8 •veam'e and over -
N. J. Trewartha, ' Clinton ; Alex,
Wright, Brumfield.
Team in harness-Cltns, Stewart,
Londesbore Hiram hill, Clinton,
Sweepstakes- -N. J. Trewerlha,
Clinton, u -
Best collection of horses--:inhn
Dale, Olint/),
Best matched • team---Iliuold Dale,
Clinton,
Township pt'ize to Tuckeremrth
Township- Woad font Bros„ Seaforelt,
and 3, Dale.
LIGHT HORSES.
Carriage 101888 in htn'ness-1i1r1,
Johnston, 01!'ntnn ; Jas. VanEgmnud,
Clinton 1 Roy Oantelo n, Bayfield.
Road horse - in harness--•G,mdon
Maori, Myth ; henry Glow, Oilmen
tett Lavis, (Minton,
goad team In harness -Geo, ,Dale,
Olinton,
Professional lady driller-•Mt's. G.
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SUITINGS
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')ale, Chiron ; Mite 1'111) Femeee
Clrritnn,
Almoner lady driver -Miss Martine,
Clinton ; Mee, Bart Lavis, ("listen.
CATTLE.
Shorthorns -Bull, 3 year's and over
-James Snell &Son, Clinton,
Bull, under 1 year -Ed, E. Wise &
Son; Clinton.
Sweepstakes -James Snell & Son,
Clinton.
Cow, 3 years and over -James Snell
& Son, Clinton ; L, 11. Wise & Sou,
Clinton.
Heifer, 2 years -E. H. Wise & Son,
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Hurunnity has locked a practical rholImatie
rem`y Siete titve began, ,e„1 tunes are spin
years nt hot spring., ele.'rr1. ;':'tiro snit hasps
11110 0 ohls;n relief, y 1 1.'11.0 r,•.,tta are
arbfe edris;I,t at 0.0,0,1.”1.0,01 't'.ia,C.'s "tete
C011117 m .en.e treatment." Inst ca att+rtre cos
and results tvith r,.: v Other tre:+tut,110 and
you is 10 be c,n,t-incnl. A. 111 yma tlroggis
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Sold at .Ins. Fox's Drag Store, Brnooels.
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Walton
Heifer, 23oave-W, 11, Wise, Ob.,
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Heifer, 1 year -N. Leabeen, Olit)•
LC/11 ; James 80011 t\L Son, Clinton ; 114.
11 Wise & Son, Olinton.
Dairy grade heifer --J. Rands, Olio -
ton : 14. Rozell, 011ntou ; A. Trick,
D.it r ,.:. -_t'. 'Prick, Clinton ;
MnR,11 eat1: Glint mu John Watson,
Beet ,'iL-l.iion of cattle -Alda \Vie••'
Off
9'br ta11 e. evert , J(0101 (lardhuuer,
\reel:.,,, heavy and agricultural
lt.erxe 14-ltrit, Phipps, 131u ford, car-
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Exeter, elate.
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good Bread, Cookies, Cakes, &c.
Will endeavor toplease our customers and
solicit your hearty co-operation in
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