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RZY TOWNSHIP . SHOW.
Frvn Qtr Rpecial Correspondent.
The eighth annual •exhiuition of,
Grey Branch Agricultural `ciety, .
held' at Airi]eyville I Tue ay.
12th inst. Notwi=frstandiug::t .e w
nese of the warping, .and • the ,L d;§
of the ioada, the 'turiss`u� of 1? rale w
up to the usual numbe . and the e
Lition, in all its depart ants was a
dedly in advance of - Vth�'ng forme
keen in this 'Ety. 'he entry
horses, cattle and s i:- ...
S aanti9liaa,
large And the; "mark d� rnprovere
in the in -door! department was ani
proof that the neat and nimble tinge
of )'ie iaclies have not been idle sin
last show day. • The following is
prize.list-:.
HORSES.
Best brood mare — 1st J elms o
` ud D 11icLaughlin ; Horse colt. -1st
f'adzean, 2nd D.McDoniald ; 2 year of
4:lly--lst: A Nicol, 2nd J W Shell ;-
year old .gelding ---1st 1, Nicol, 2id
.:. icDouald; 2. year : ld filly br gelding--
J
elding
J Ireland, 2nd J Stretton • _eat iiia
tiny or colt--lst A Forsyth, 2nd
- :- icLau.chlin, 3rd J il' cL,auchlixa; pa
feral horses -1st R Broadfoot; 2ud D
cLauchlin pair carriage horses --J
k ttretfon ; carriage horse --- J Leckie
horse—lst T Hall, 2nd J Lz3cic.e
CATTr,1 .
Best bull calf --D \Vooclriff; :' heifer
c :If—lst G Calder,,. 2nd W ui Mc L ;oc
steer calf-1st`G Calder, 2nc1 J� John -
e[011 ;_ 4 year old steers— R Den uison
.,'v:aar old steers=--;Ist �t' eLeod, 2nd
' =
Calder. 2 year old steers -lst Thos
l leer, 2n c . W 1VIcLeod; 1 year old—
• raa.lker, 2nd W McLeod; pair work
ox.en--lst J Ii'elencd, 2nd 1 Burgess
. r,
a�riI' h cow- -1st 1? Wvodrifi; 2 •.Hobs
. ergess; • 2 year old heifer= -=1st J Jolie-
ta:ij, .i�icl D .2icLatiehlin; 1' year old --
1st R Burgess, 2nd R,_Dennison; fa„` ox
c.i°sear—lst J \V Sl ed; 2nd �T_W
`b:,>1 ; fat cow or heifer.=1st J Johns
• 2nd J Johnston. •
-SHEEP:
Best Leicester ram 2 years old and
neer 1st W` Hislop, J W Shell; sheer-
ingssiarn__1st J Jc.linstbir, 2nd 1,17 Hats
r. irk; ram lamb-e-lst J Johnston. 2nd
iii " f.Tislop ; Cotswold ram 2 years and
tr rel D Knight; Shear] ins mini. ---1V
Hinga;ton; ram laino-lst,;1) VVcod
Siff, 2nci tiV G Hingston; sliearling ram
-1'
Broadfoot; ram laainb -1st G Cal-
der, 2nd .11 Govenlock; pair ewes,. hay
i=atr:
lambs in 1;S69=1st .J. Johnston;
;rid G' Calder ; she:arlin.g •ewes-l•st J
Jaalri�ston, 2nd. G Calder:, ` pair ewe
.1=Dubs L -1st J Johnston, 2nd 0 Calder;
fat :i!ieer-te t J W SheiI, 2nd R Bur- II
The following articles. were highl
recommended, viz.
Plaid, by W Martin ; Berlin woo
the needle work, 2 specimens, by Mrs It C
v 's Cooper ; Berlin wool flowers, � y Mr
he. J:oo Leckie,.; door mat by Mrs Jno
et- Shell ; log cabin quilt, by Marion Tay
tate for ; boquet of flowers, by Conrad lier-
as nath, o'
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I DOMESTIC MAMt3FACTURES.
erli Best 1t) 'yards home Made flannel ---
y Win Msstin, 2nd Thos Anderson ; .ten
ofv;.,
llv tds drugget fianirr l---RoLalcl Mc-
. Naughton, 2nd . da) hor re roads blrank-
1116
et,` undressed--=,Rol)t Lerjk%e Coaanter-
1)le pane --J J Mcl.aughlin, 2nd Bobt
rs Dennison ; 10 yards full • cloth ---J no
ce `Thornton, 2nd do ; fine shirt — Mrs.
lie G 1Villianison ; ernnroidery in in uslin
i— M'rs G Williamson ,bead work—
Mrs iT Leckie ; crochet work—Mrs. J
i, Cookie ; rhised work in Berlin wool—
Mrs 0 Copper ; needle work do do
cl —Mrs Jun Leckie ; fancy knitting : in
2 weal—Miss Leckie ; do do in era tton---
D Mrs 0 R C000er pair woolen hose --
Mrs Geo Calder ; fancy quilt ---Mrs
g Ai mstrong ; specimen of tatting --Mrs
D 0 R. Cooper ; ` specimen wax work—
lir Jno Leckie ,• patch quilt—Mrs Geo
\Catlder ; specimen of braiding ----Mrs 0
EAVO rx,posI o .
y j. Timms- - of . A MAOICIAX.--Here is
the TVorld'8 sketch of the tricks no w
I performed by,Hermann, the well-known
prestidigitateur.---He then proceeds to
s J shuffle a Pack of cards. They become
fluid in his hands; he pours them out in
- little cascades; he sets then: sailing about
the house;; they become imponderable,
they grow in size, they vanish—they
set set a ill she -known laws of matter at de -
flange. They, in a word, open a new
field of possibilities in the old and ex-
hausted domain of sleight of hand. The
rest of Hermann's tricks are fresh and
Wonderful. .`1✓Te° is shot by: three Mur-
derous riflemen picked out of tiie audi-
ence. lTe gathers a hat full of diver
dollars from the back hair of the best
looking ladies; he turns on a stream of
thein f'i'om the peg of a bass fiddle; he
takes vases os gold fish out of his vest
pocket ; he draw , a small ' cart -load of
mammoth bogurets from his shirt -bosons.
He walks down to the sl)eutators and
requests them to rise their senses, and
hien convinces -them that they ai'e of
no use. - 14e defies reason and scrlH.iny
alike, with his five fingers,. The disl)e
lieving, respectable old gentlemen in the
front seats are compelled •to tazCe his
cards end money out of their pantaloon
pool; e`ts, and the young hien who are
busy explaining to their sweethearts
how the tricks are all done, have their
mouths stopped with kid gloves and
handkerchiefs, which this nuc on) :anter
pulls ncatly:•iruned from their bowels.
Altogether, .Hermann is the Prince of -
'( illusion, who baffles the scientific re 'seaarcli of the boxes and the diseerni
27C'llt
of the'pl»losophieal gallery in his leer -
son proper, withoi:f the vulgar realism
and the old chap -trap of the Andersons
and such like mecha.nichuic.
• PIGS.
des boar under 1 year old ---Daniel
Woodriff; sow, having littered in 1'369
—1st W G Hingston, 2ndil D Knight,
pair spring pigs ---R Dennison.
GRAIN.
Lest 2 Bush fall wheat (Treadwell).
I'st T .. xiclerson, 2nd 1i Slilue; 2 bush
prince wi eat -John Sheik; 2 bttsh bar
-
'e,7 (2 rowed)= -A Forsyth 2 bosh. bars-
ey (4 rowed)—J Sheik ; 2 bush black
ets—lstJ McLauctilin, 2nd k 13road-,
'oot; 2 bush white oats --J Sheik.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Best 25 . les. .salt butter San
-;lernmon, 2nd pRobt Broadfoot, 3r
friallser ., 5 lbs. salted butter for t
tame—Robt. Leckie, 2nd Geo qt. -alder,
EWA Broadfoot ; 5 lbs. unsalted
ter.- T Gs'ea,ve 2nd Sa i n'tel Siemm
3rd Robt -Broadfoot ;-.10 lbs Ghees
Refit Leckie, 2nd W Grieve.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
Best wintar apples, not less than
1�,ist Broadfoot ;. fail apple's, n
.1633 3 than five --Hugh Greave ; 2 doz
iE.,i:iien era,us—J.fao W .Shell ;'colt
i ori of aapples--Robt -Broadfoot ,•, hal
seism yes -=-Therms Anderson half d
vAde (urni:ps-=Conrad Bernath ,
.es Belgian carrots ---Duncan. MCL'aug
ri,; 1, tuff doz A1'tei'ingham carrots --Ce
Lt[' Bern atith ;' half doz blood 'eats
i rather Q-ovenlock ; half cloz onions
)bt, Broadfoot half doz parsnips
Y McOralcken ; :Calf do -z ears of coni
,• half doz mai. gel W-,i'tze
--Trio Thornton 4heads caboa4e--
: 2 heads cauliflower—Ronala i1-c3a€ughton; squash Conrad Be
eeith ; half dozen large tomatoes, rip
`t o quart kidney beans
:)nBeTrnaith two: doz plums—Jn
` i o r .i ton ; tivo clusters _grapes - b
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t U )oper r ; pair woolen socks --Mrs T
;s 1 n tersr-n ;; wo )lvn °mitts—Mrs J Thorn -
=in ; lir°arta rug—Mrs Jno Leckie
- )'.j il•,li •doz chairs, beadstead, 'dining
1-1;-- Charlos Al alley ; cooking stove
Jr ,i hi=d -=--Q R Wilson collection of
'a eta;,phs :and---aint r'otvl-es -Samuel
/ 1l is tr' `_
flIPLE;K, N t' .
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3v31i, .,Tr; -as:len axle waggon ---..James
', ei lricl , inti; °ling mill -31 !IoTaggart
t `0, iron n, iltgli-G • Williamson n ';
),rias 1 R Wilson ;- air
y
set,J,;._
_ jr p h usou ; .1i uggy(t)e-
0:r'cat)-1 R 1v 1st,_' ; shod horse.
J vVJson�; gra-in ri•': rile--`17rni
a`3 :strive cutter an 1 "heat cultiva-
-- J orison &a Williese -'S, recom-
Ila F't�,
0 TO THE BEST.
The British American
ti!ND
BRYAN, STRATTON & ODEL
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Now the largest, most extensive and com-
plete BUSINESS SCE OOL in the country.
rt has the largest staff of Teachers, the mo•t
practical and befit adapted business forms,
and the best arranged and most commodious
apartments.. - ons
It is under' the management of thorough
business men, fully alive to all the require-
rnents of all the business community.
The advantages and facilities afforded in
this institution are :unt€qualled in the coun-
try, and no young man should enter a busi-
ness c reer without fully availing himself of
its benefits We were awarded the
FIRST PIUIRE in BUSINESS WRITING
at th late Provincial Exhibition at London.
As this is the 'Sixth consecutive year that
we have taken this prize; we feel confident
that there can be but one opinion as -where
to go to learn to write .
For specimens of uniting, bank notes, cir-
culars, & c. , address;
ODELL--& TROT: T,
Toron
Toronto, October 8th, 1869. - 9G-4m�6-4m to.
.
TAMES ROSS desires to inform the pub-
-i) lies that he has opened a New Livery
Stable in connection with : his hotel, where
parties 'can be accommodated with first-class
horses and vehicles, ar reasonable prices,
Seaforth, Oct. 15, 1869. 97-tf
IF YOU WANT
CHEAP
PAINTS,0 -
TLS,.
TU.RPENTINE, t.
RAINING COMBS,
UTTY,
COLORS, erzo., .
Go .tr. ROLLS'
FOR PURE o--
DRUGS; CHEMICALS,
A1,11/
PATE N -T MEDICINE3.
14o to R OLLS%
R. LUBELSKI, SURGEON OIiIR0.
PODIST, respectfully informs the public
of S'eaforth and surrounding country . that
• he is prepar;.:1 to cure Corns, - Bunions, Chil-
blains, Ina rowing Nails, Large Joints, and
all diseases of the human foot.. Guarantees
a successful treatment,without pain or sore_
-mess. Office directly opposite Griffith Davis's
iDry Goods Store, Main Street.
Seaforth, Dec. 14, 1868.
534f
BEA.IITiFUL ! SPLENDID ! ! is the verdict
given by all who use Hunt's Empire • Hair
Gloss. It makes dry, harsh, stiff hair soft
glossy and beautiful. It cleanses` the scalp,
removes , pimples, strengthens the glands,
prevents the hair from falling, and will' cer-
airily make it grow strong, luxuriant and
I beautiful, and it is only 25 - cents per bottle
Sold everywhere.
72 it'-
RArJD TRUNK RAILWAY..
S217•
111nne7 ` lA-movements.
Trains will leave the Seaforth Station, as
follows:--.
• GoING EAST.
14.511 A. ,.•
1 A.M.
4;10 P.M.
.6'
coring WEST:
2:21) p.m.
-
3:0'8 P.M.
b ; r
P.M.
Andrus
rtIELODE
AND
o �
Calaimet 'gars Y
Are noted for their rnany,excellencies,
over those of all other manufactur-
ers, such as
Quicknes8 of Articulation,
ROUNDNESS, .PURITY • AND
Volume of Tone !
ELASTICITY AND
Evenness, of Touch
Tn the construction of these instruments
nothing but tJie best material' is used; and
first-class workmen employed; and as the
manufacturers have had over fifteen years of
personal experience, they are able toproduce
an instr;naent
ECCND TO EINE IN THE Wa RD
•
Melodeons, from . . $,45 00
Cabinet Organs, from . 95' 00
Terms :Liberal.
For further particulars„enquire of
WM.
to. LUATON,
'Expositor” Office,
digertei, Seaforth.
Seaforth, .Aug. 20th, 1869. 894f
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15 NOT TO BE COMPA aFD TO
Seott Robertson's
-OF FIRST CLASS•
' AND
•
vit ovisioNA
OF THE FOLLO ,°TNG
CONSISTINU OF
Black & Gree Teas,
IN -DS
Refined and Raw Sugars,
Rice,_ Whole Ground,
Raisins; Currants,Figs,
Spices, Pickles,
Wines ttr, Brander:
Guiness'
and Bloods' Por -ter.
owes and Molson's Ales.
No. 1: Labrac'or Herrings,
Round and Split,
FINE TABLE
CODFISH & HADDOCK'S.
A FINE ,LOT 01'
FACTORY CHEESE.
aanadiav and Liverpool Salt
in Barrrels c ; Bags &
Bags C,
BUY YOUR GROCERIES
GOOD &. CHEAP,
At
TT TRACY : Scott a i-� '
1 -El ' M. „ D. CORONER FOR ; ► � � ;
the -County of Huron. € moil and I
1 RE i'`:vnF--One door East of the Methodist
I; piscopal Church.
Si aforth PLEAD advertisement of Comma �'
Dec. 14, 1868: i'i al
., 53-iy .Culc;be > aaiioaher I
MIAMOT
Indian Concert
By Genuine Native Indians, the most
complete exhibition ever offered to
the public.
CRAND GORGEOUS, ANp DAZZLING'
COSTUMES
INDIAN N SCENIC PARAPHERNALIA •
Exhibiting a 'lz'r3e of splendoalr .and
daring Bever be fore sate rn )fc;d in
any Hall Entertaiiiml nt.
WILL EXHIBIT AT
v .Y9 1 ge e! J
SSE AI ORT i, on
Wednesday, Oct. 20th.
l
'TICKETS c 5 cents Chil lr n timi r 11?,.
o cents, ��esc ted Seats, z.11 e i)ts,
Door a CJpc�n at 7 o'clock p, im.-, 'Q=oncert
COMMA /1.. e at 8:30,
OJIIE {' Af EN A� :�lKA 3'Xiin
mer.
October 15th, 1869. 1:n
0111
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GALLERY,
W. P. PAGET, — .Artjsty
THHE undersigned legs to inform the in-.
habitants =)f Seaforth `�c afar. h aricl qrroatnding
country, that he has taken the Gallery fel
merly occupied by Air. G. Paltridge,
A Fev, Dorms 2.i'ortli of Dr_ Smith's
Office, and Opposite I e l's Store,
Where he wil always be ready to ukase his
patrons and give satisfaction to those who
favor Nairn with a call.
{ • S AND CAL to see
his speeirntn s, they speak for the _-stilt
and will convince 3 ou flat he is First -Class.
REMEMBER,
The place is Opposite Veal's Grooti• ', Main'
btreet, Seal rth. .
WILLIAM P. PAC ET,
Photo: Artist.
Seaforth_ J alv 22, 1869. 8 3 Ern.
FiRe JOHN T
rpB ANS his numerous customers for
their- liberal patronage during tLe last
fifteen rears, and trusts he will ic;cri•ce its
COD tin trance.
lie has now on hand a large assortment of
Good Sound
Green Hemlock!'
Which he warrants- will give satisfaction._
ALSO,
2003600 FEET OF MEI
CI:T FOR
BUILDING AND. GENERAL r E cEES
Which he offers on liberal term Orders^
will be promptly attended to.
He has also on hand a large assortment of
WELL SEAMED ACCOUNTS ! I.
To which he calls tl- e attention of his -old
customers, who will find it to their :advant-
age to retire them promptly, and without
legal proceedings. .
Seaforth, July 1Sth, 1869.- • 84-#-
Tew urocery Store
In connection with the
. SEAFORTII MILLS
Flour ad Seed Store,�
Opposite Sharp's- Hotel,
T
$E subscribers beg to announce to -the
inhabitants of Seaiorth ,,nd surrounding
country, that they have just received a larg
stock of
4
res
rt L Dceries,
Which, for quality and Cheapness, eon -
not be surpassed in the County..
They have also on hand a lot . of pure
1 Treadwell Seed Wheat.
FARMERS may exchange wheat for
Flour and;Feed at full value b
therebyavoiding at.the mill,
g the necessity of waiting to
have it ground.
W. A. Shea.rson Co.
Seaforth, Sept. 16th: b2 -1.y..
Hr AM-GOLLIDAY & SON,,.
.1 JNreturning th nks fr past favors, have
the pleasure of awnouncing to the
chants and business hien of Seaforththattbey
are prepared to receive orders for all kinds of
1 Or
- DRAY WORK,.
Goods handled with care, and satisfae-
tion guaran*eed.
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