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East ThartatV ShrillIi
The-folkiwing is a list of the successful
competitors at the Emit Riding of Huron
fall ighow held at Brussels on Friday'.
,
laat,Ithe 25th instant:
liOnSss —HEAVY •DRAUGHT.—Horse
oat ; john Armstrong ; mare colt, • H.
, , Alex. Forest; Roxbury Russets, Alex.
Oliver
Spoken, D. McLaughlin/ Jae- 'ram St;ewart, -16th concession; Alexander,
two-year-old filly, E. ' '.
IN na. Barrie ; Duchess of Oldenburg;
Scott ; Two-year-old geldfJohn W
nge Alex.
Garamer, Robt. Holmes •
yeafineg any,. Alex. Ross ; Fall Pippin, Robt Inglis;
Donald McLaughlin, dorm Roddick; Hawthornden,Jas. Wilkinson; Maiden's
Yearling gelding, John Roddick; h*Blush, Robt. Inglis; Porter, Alex..
eavy
draught team Thos. Diekson, W. J, Stewart, Sr; best collection of apples,
Dickson, aase'plagiey.; . greatest number of varieties, Alex.
GENERAL PAIRPOsE.—Efood mare, Stewart, Sr., W. J. Proctor, Robt.
having raised a foal in '1885, D. Me. • Inglis; Winter Pears, Thos. Wilkinson,
Laughlin, John McCallum, John M. Sharpin; fall pears, . Thos.
Stewart, 16th concession; horse colt, Wilkinson, G. A. Deachnan ;. plums,
John McCallum, John Cth Robt. Inglis, S. Feta--;
• wart -. grata
Soudlie mare colt, John S
concieesion, Robt. Matt
Sharpin; two-year-old filly,
Andi-ew Young, Joseph S
year-old gelding, John Mc
Ross; one -year-old filly,
John Stewart, 16th conc
McLaughlin; one-year-oldg
Gardiner, L. McNeil, Don
an of general purpose h
cLaug ' Wm. Mach
Dickson ; special prizes le
McLaughlin, for the two best colts sired
b his stallion• '"Rankin Boy," John
Armstrong, Dougald Strach
ROAD AND CARRIAGE HO
Mare, having raised a f
Robert MeKay, Mrs. John
Walter Swallow ; horse ca
McCallum, Jas. Hogg; ma
Mines, Robt. McKay, Al
16th concession; two -year -
Scale ; two-year-old gel
Moore, Geo. Brewer; one -year-old filly,
y,
McKay, Rat, Dickson, F. S.
Scott ; one -year-old gelding, lst and
2iid Dougald Strachan; carriage Van/
not iless than I5.i hands high, Robert
Dickson ; buggy horse, Jo Lambkin,
Peter Scott, A. R. Smith ; ddie horse,
John Nott. 2nd and 3rd Wm. Grieve.
Rhode Taloa - Greening's, John, K.
Baker; russets, golden, Robt. ;
Seek no Further, Jas. Wilkinson • Spit-
zenberg, Barrie Tolman Sweet,
Robt. Inglis; 20 OZ. Pippins, Wm.
Barrie ; Wagner, Robt. Dickson ;
Rib-
+nfl Pippins, 1.V. J. Proctor.: Colvert,
rran, Wm.
John Hewitt, G. A. Deadman; era /
, 16
hlin, M. Richard T. Hingston, Joseph Smith.
os. Roe, ROOTS AND HOED UROPS.—Early
rev ; two- Rose potatoes, Aleex. Ross, John
el Alex.
McDougall; White Elephant, M. Sharp -
hos. Roe, in, S. Burgess; Mammoth Pearl, David
,
ion
Robt. Milne; Beauty of Hebron; Alex. Ross,
1 g,Alex. John Skelton; Eureka, 'W.- II. Wells,
Id Currie ; •. John N. Knechtel ; White Star, Thos.
rses, Robt. Wilkinson, W. H. 'McCracken; Sweede
w. a. turnips, Duncan McLaughlin, John
'Mr. Thos. Roddick; White turnips, D. Stewart,
•Donald Currie; -Belgian carrots, W. H.
McCracken, Alex. Stewart ; Altring-
ham 'carrots,• W. H. .McCracken, S.
Burgess; Scarlet Nantes, Alex. Ross,
Alex. Forest e Early Horn Carrots, Geo.
Moffatt, Wm. Smith • long blood: beets,
W: H. McCracken, Geo. Becker ; blood
turnip beets Geo. Bucker, W. H. Mc-
Cracken; white sugar beets, W. H. Mc-
Cracken, John Shand; persnips, W. H.
McCracken, Alex Ross; mangold wurt-
zels, long red, W. H. McCracken, W. J.
Proctor; Yellow Globe mangolds, W.
H. McCracken, Geo. • Ba.eckee; Red
Globe mangoldss Geo. Baecker, W H.
McCracken ; Long yellow mangolcls, W.
II. McCracken, Geo. Ba.ecker.
VEGETABLES. anions, red, W.
H. McCracken, John Stewart,
16th concession; onions, yellow
Danvers, Geo. Love, W. H. McCracken;
onions, Giant Roca, 'W.H. McCracken,
John Stewart; onions, from top sets,
We H. McCracken, H. White; onions,
from Dutch sets, Geo, Backer, W. H.
McCracken; top onions, setts, W. J.
Proctor, W. H. McCracken; Dutch
setts, Geo. Becker, W. II. McCracken;
potato onionsW. II. Wells W. II. Mc-
Cracken • corn, Yellow Canada, W. H.
McCracken, Alex. Stewart; corn,White
Flint, Thos. Musgrove, .Alet. Stewart, A. Simpson, Newry.
ccillection oftorn W. H. McCracken; ROOTS1AND GRAIN.—John Grabe, At -
winter cabbage, 'Thos. Wilkinson, W. wood,; Jas: McGowan, Blyth; Thos.
H. McCrackeo • curled° savory, W. H. Mosgrove, Wroxeter.
McCracken; red. Pickling cabbage, L. Film{ Arm VEGETABets.---Robert
Oliver W. H. McCracken, cauliflower, Wetherald, Sarnia, T. B. Hemsworth,
A. Veal, W. H. Wells'pumpkin, Jas. J. P., Listowel. •_
Ireland, W. H. McCracken ; squash,W. DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES AND DAIRY
H. McCracken, A. K. Robinson ; col- PRODUCE. —Wm. "Elliott, Wingham ;
lection of garden products, Geo. Backer, Robert Weatherald, Sarnia; Thomas
W. H. McCracken, tomatoes, large, A. Mosgrove, Wroxeter.
Veal, Thos. Kelly; plumb or cheery to- Imeeemanns.--John Armstrong, Gor-
matoes, Thos. Kelly, W. H. McCracken; rie • Robt. Slater, Blyth.
es.—Brood
1 in 1885,
McCallum,
, Mrs. John
e colt, Wm.
x. Stewart,
Id filly, Jas.
mg, Thos.
, TetaRotionantro CATTLE—DURHAM.—
Mitch cow, having calved since last
shoive Thos. Ross, David Milne, John
Hyslop; two-year-old heifer, David
Milne, Thos. Wilkinson,John McIntosh;
onesyear-old. heifer, lst, aid and 3rd
David Milne, bull calf, lst and 2nd
David Milne, John McIntosh; heifer
calf, lst and 2nd, David Milne, Wra.
NATIVE OR GR.A.DE CATTLE. —Cow,
h4viDg calved since last show, Thos.
Rosa, Wm. Ellott Thos ROSs ; Two-
year old heifer, VV. J. Proctor, Wm.
; one -year-old heifer, lst and
2ndi Thos. Rosa; two -y r -old steer,
lst and 2nd, John Hyslop;
eteete let and 2nd, Thos.
steer calf, Thoe. Ross, Tho
lin heifer calf, Thos. W'
Rose; fat caw or heifer, J
`Those Ross ; fat or or dee
tons Thos. - McLaughlin ; y
Mg 'oxen, Chas. Hingston.
SHEEP,. LEICESTERS
GRADES.—.Agea ram, D.
Robt. McDonald; Shearlin
Skelton; ram lamb, Geo.
MeTaviele rl "McDon
ewes having reused lambs
McTavish, Robt. McDonald; pair of
sheerling ewes, Thos. McLaughlin, D.
Melsevish, Thos. McLaughlin.
OTSWOLDS AND THEIR GRADES.—
.Aged yam, John ; Cumming, Wm.
Meehan, • L. Tasker; shearling ram,
Jolla Cumming, Wm. Meehan, John
Curbing ; ram lamb, John Cumming,
Win Meehan, 2nd ;and. 3rd; ; pair of
-ewea having raised lambs in 1885, Jas.
I d, John Cumming, -Yin. Machan;
peat- of slieartin ewes, Ch
Machan; John Cum
ewe lambs, WM. Meehan
Mae. Hingstone ; pair of
weathers, any breed or gra
Donald. I a.
SOUTIIDOWNS AND emu
Sheerling ram, John He
Brewer ; ram lamb, John
ram, jos. Douglas; shearl
Heritage ; ram lamb, Ches.. Hingston,
• Three Heritage; pair of ewe lambs,
Chas. Hinastone.
CKFORD DOWN RAM.—Highly com-
mended, Jae. Wilkinson.
tIGS—BERKSIIIRES.—Boar, over one
year, Jacob Tuck, Jas.
Stephen Grey boar, un
Joao)) Tuck-, 2nd and 3rd
sow, having littered in 18
. Stephen Grey ; sow, un
Jacob Tack, 2nd and 3rd Duncan Mc-
Laughlin.
,Steeours.--Boar, over cne year,J acob
Tuck, Cowed Michael; boar, under one
year, Conrad Michael, Jacob Tuck.
Pouvrao.--Light Brahinas, W.
MeCracken ; Black Spanish, Jas. Harri-
son, Wm. Meehan ; Plynotuth Rock;
Jas. Harrison ; White Leghorn, Jas.
Iferrison, S. Burgess; Brown Leghorn,
Wm. Martin, Jas. Harrison ; Silver
S ogled Homburgs, Jas. Harrison,Wm.
aehan ; "Black Hamburgs, Wm.
Maelien ; Polands Ross Brothers; Baaa
tams, let and 2nd Duncan McLaughlin e
white turkeys, Jas. Harrison ; bronze
turkeys, Jas. Harrison, David Milnee
white geese, 1st and 2nd Robert Bream.;
.ey geese; --Jas. Harrison, S. Burgess;
Inecavy ducks, lst and 2nd Robert
Brown ; imported canaries, Mrs. Thos.
Ballantyne • Canadian bred. canaries,
Richard T. 'llingston ; fancy pigeons, C.
R. Cooper • pea fowl, Meehan ;
Pekin Duck's, Jas. • Sherry, Mrs. Thos.
Ballantine.
one -year -Old
.Wilkinson;
• McLaugh-
SOD, Tiles.
hn Skelton, •
, John Skel-
ke of work -
ND • THEIR
McTavish,
ram, John
Brewer, D.
id • pair of
in '1885, D.
•s. Hingston,
mg; pair of
L. Tasker,
fat ewes or
e, Robt. Mc -
GRADES.
itt, -George
Lewitt; aged
g ram, Thos.
M. Martin,
er one year,
tephen 'Grey;
el acob Tuck,
•er one year,
shell _work, •ISe. Brownlee, , W. H.
Wells; sofa pinches, Berlin wool, flat,
W.H. Wells, Peter Scott; sofa pillows,
Berlin wool, rallied, Mrs.. Henry, ' Dr.
Brownlee; sofalama, braided, Dr.
Brownlee; sof e pillows, patchwork,
Mrs. Thos. Ballantyne, Thos. Ainley;
stockings, woolen, W. H. 'McCracken,
John W. Scott ; stockings, b otton, A.
Veal, John W. Scott ; ,soeks, woolen,
W. H. McCracken, Geo. Moffatt; seed
wreath, Joseph Smith ; strew hat, W.
H. ' Wells; tatting, Dr. Brownlee A.
Veal; Wax &evil's, Mrs. Thos. Ballan-
tyne. .
FINE ARTS.— end' drawing,Lucretia•
(livor; Water •c ler drawing, Lucretia
Olver, Dr.' Browning ; oil painting,
Johnnie Stewart, W. H. Kerr; black
crayon drawing, Dr. Brownlee, G. A.
Deadman ; colored crayon drawing, Dr.
Brownlee • spatter work, Geo. Baecker,
David Mine. 1
Feowaus AND PLANTS—PROFESSIONAL
Linn—Collectiori of foliage plants, lst
and 2nd Thos. Kelly; collection of flow-
ering plants,. lEit and 2nd Thos. Kelly
collection of Basket plants, lst and 2nd
Thos. Kelly. . .
GENERAL Li-stk.3.—table bouquet, Mag-
gie Stewart, JO . Harrison ; hahd bou-
quet, M. Sharpin, A. K. Robinson ; col-
lection of cut flowers, A. K. Robinson;
collection of dahlias, Maggie Stewart,!
A. Veal ; pansies, Thos. Wilkinson, A.
Veal ; phlox drutamondi, A. K. Robin-
son, Maggie Stewart; asters, A. Veale
M. Sharpen ; steaks, M. Sharpin, A.
Veal; petunias, A. K. Robinson, A.
Veal; African marigolds, M.' Sharpin,
A. K. Robinson ; French marigolds, M.
Sharpin, A. Veal; dianthus, M. Sher -
pin, A. Veal balsams, Jos. Harrison,
A. K. Robinson; zinnias, M. Sharpin,
A. K. Robinson; gladiolus spikes, l'ilag-
"e Stewart, A. Veal; 'verbenas, A. K.
obinson, A. Veal;. collection of orna-
mental grasses,A. Veal; batting wreath,
Mrs. Henry ; ariscone, Mrs. W. F.
Vanstone, Peter Scott.
I JUDGES.
HEAVY Holism. --John Elstone, Wing -
ham; John Lowry, Listowel; Robert
Charters, Tuckersmith.
. LIGHT HORtES. ---:-John G. Wilson,
Seaforth ; Joh Goften, Wroxeter. E.
• F. Black, Wingham.
• CATTLE.—Robert Fortune, Donegal;
John Hannah, Tuckersmith ; George
Wright, ,ListoWel.
POULTRY.—R. Elliott, Listowel.
SHEEPAND Pius. _.4r111 Isbister,
Win hani. ; John Stewart, Wroxeter;
:.1MPLEMENTS.—WoodeD axle or patent
anti wagon. Jas. Buyer, Scott &
. : one horse baggy, 'epee, Scott &
Williams,. Jas. Buyere ; oae horse buegy,
butter beans, John Stewart, Gee. LADIES' WoRH.-2-Mrs. S. C. Elliott,
Moffatt; white beans, Alex, Ross, Geo. Winghaan ; Mrs. Jelin Graham, Newry;
Moffatt; other variety of • beans, Alex.
Ross, Geo. Moffat; citrons, round
atriped, Thos. Calder, Thos. Musgrove;
citrons, long Californian, W. H. Mc-
Cracken,Thos. Musgrove ; water melons,
1
A. K. Robinson W. H. McCracken ; attained by the Dixon Treatment for Catarrh.
months,
oil 2,000 patients treated during the past six
musk melons, NV: H. McCracken, W. s, fully ninthetawyr cent, have tavneonbeeeiL outl•ed
H. Wells ; 'cucumbers, fit for table use, of this stubborn lee
Geo,. Moffatt, Thos. Musgrove ; celery, startling when it is rethembered that no three per
white, Thos.. Ainslie, Peter Scott ; cent. of patients presenting themselves to the
regular 113)erarn:snearnreotbenefistcled, while, the
celeryapink, W. 11. McCracken, Mc- , her tarvtienrtgisv,e,chr aures
Cracken's prize for beat sweede turnips, never record a eure at au. s
Duncan McLaughlin Donald Currie, claim now generally believed by the most scien-
egn that tlesdise% is due to the presence
McCracken's prize for beat long red tilleof livil
mangolds, John Skelton ; for best yel- • oneeadapPted hiscu
lit to :hisesiii!eexrer. Dixon
at
low globe mangada, John Skelton/ •
ehis accomplished, he claims the Catarrh is p°rna—e-
tically cured, and the permanency is unquestien-
Donald Cutrie. , td, as cures effected ,by him four years ago are
DAIRY PRODUCR.---Tub` butter, home- es still. No one else has ever attempted to
.
made Jas. Wilkinson,' W. J. Proctor, • =cure Catarrh in this manner, and no other treat
John 'Roddick, M. Sharpin, John Mc- ment has ever cured Catarrh. The application
L Votinhee remedy's - simple, and can be done at
Dougall; table butter, John McDougal heeporearint speedy
annodf the year is the
Jas. Wilkinson, Mrs. Thos. Ballantyne, most favorabl i r nttcruearet:
cur P6 atone I
L. McNeil, Geo. Love ; faotory cheese, the majority of caaes being
° A. 11. DIXON & SON, 305 King Street, West,
John McDougall. ' Toronto, Canada; -and enclose stamp for their
s. F. B. Heinsworth, Shipley.
Catmrrh—e, New Treatment.
Perhhps the' most extraordinary success that
as been achieved in modern medicine has been
HAVE ,31.TiT OPENED UP THE BULK OF THEIR-
,
1\41 -MW -s. TJD ST0014C
J. A. Ferguson ; home-made cheese ment. Sufferers should correrond with Messrs.
1
And would invite'our num 3rous customers to call and. see it. Call
and see those
Fine :French Pantings and Suitings,
Nothing like them in the market. Also a full stock of
Ladies Ulster Cloths and Jacke
' DOMESTiO MANUFACTLRES.—Pair a treatise on Catarrh.—Montreal Star, November
blankets, John Rodilick ; counterpane, 17, 1882
Thos. Ainsley, John W. Scott ; skein
yarn, -home-span, W. H. MaCreaken,
Geo. Moffatt; gentleman's suit, Cana-
dian tweed, Ross Brothers; maple
sugar, S. Burgess, W.J. Proctor; maple
molasses, S. Burgess, W. J. Proctor;
honey, (comb,) 0. A. Deadman; honey,
•(strained or extracted,) W. J. Martin
G. A. Deadman; grape wine, W. IL
IvIcCracken ; rhubarb wipe, Geo. Love,
A. Veal ; tomato ketchup, W. H. Mc-
Cracken, S. Burgess; „baker's bread,
Geo. Thompson'; home-made bread,
Alex. Ross, W. J. Proetor, Mrs. W. F.
Vanstone; collection of canned fruits in
glass jars, W. II. Wells, Jas. Harrison.
MANUFACTURES.—Single buggy har-
ness, H. Dennis; pair of fine boots,; 3, 4 and 5 per Cent. Interest Allowed on
.John Shand.; pair of coarse boots, John ; Deposits, ,Euecarding to amount and
Shand; axe -handle, Thos. Musgrove ; ' time left.
aollection of tinware,Haycroft Brothers;
882-62.• ,
HITROk .A16 .BRITCE
Loan ind investment
coikp.Aa\T-y._
; ; •
This Conapaiiy is Loaning Money on
Fang Seciujity at, lowest Rates
of IntereSt.
Mortgages Purchased.
SAVINGS BANK BRANCH.
,
collection of Shelf hardware, James OFFICE...a-Corner of Market Square
Drew.
LADIES' \Vomit. --Applique work,Peter . ' HO -RACE HORTON,
-Scott, Lucretia Olver ; braiding, W. H.
Wells, Alex. Wilson • berlin wool work,
flat, Dr. Brownlee Mrs. Thos. Belleau- '
tyne • berlin wool work; raised, Jas.
Ireland, Dr. Brownlee; berlinavool and • • )
bead work, Jas: Ireland, M. Sharpin s ,
berlin wool flowers, Thos. Hall, M. Watchmaker, Licensed Auctioneer,
Sharpin ; bead Work, A. Veal, Geo.
Moffatt; bonnet, Mrs. Alexander; ber- e Farm Sales •
lis wool on silk flat, G. • A. Deadman,
Mra. Thos. Ballantyne • cone work, Dr.
Brownlee, W. H. Well's ; crewel work,
L. ,Oliver, Dr. Brownlee; card board
motto, W. J. Proctor, •Alex. Wilson;
cOvered, Scott & Williams, field roller, crotchet work, Dr. Brownlee, John W.
W. 11,„ Wilson ; turnip ender, W. R. Scott, darned nct, John -Roddick, Jas.
Wilson ; wide ferrow- plow, Thos. Doughts ; embreidery, cottm or muslin,
Rendre-, J. Fleury; g eral purpose
pow, Thos Hendry; wheelbarrow,
Jas. Buyers ; white fall wheat, Donald
Currey, Geo. Brewer'John McDougall;
red fall wheat, Alex Stewart, 8th con- '
cession, Geo. Moffett, B. line, Donakl
Currie; spline wheat ;or any other
variety, Jas. e'Shurrie ; spring whet,
Lost Nation, Jas. Shurrie ; barley, 2
rowed., John Hewitt; barley, 4 or 6
rowed, Geo. Moffatt; white oats, large
H. Waite, Geo. Moffat, Jas. Shurrie ;
white oat*, small, David Milne, Alex.
; Gardiner, Wm. Smith; black oats,
AleRoss, Thos Wilkinaon Wm.. Bar-
• rie ; steal peas, Thos Wilcinson, Alex.
Gardiuer, Jas Shurrie ; I rge peas, Geo.
Moffatt, W. 3. Proctor; timothy seed,
Jas. Ireland, Alex. Ross.
F Ref i r. —Yellow Belieflower, Jas.
Willeineon ; Ben Davis, Robt. Inglis;
Fataeuse, Jas. Wilkinson ; Grimes
Golden, Jas. Wilkinsbn'• King of
Tempkius Co. John; McDougall;
Northern Spies, J. Proctor; New-
tdeen, Pippins, John Hewitt; Peck's
Pleasaet, Wm. Berrie ; Pomme Grise,
Robt. Iaglis ; Rambo, •
W J. Proctor;
f .
and North, Street, Goderich.
OF THE NOBBIEST STUES. PLEASE GIVE US A CALL.
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iyipBELL BRIGHT, SEAFORTH
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MONTFEAL HOUSE.
UNcAN-
IMPORTiRS
iDUNCAN,
SEAFORTH,
OF DRY GOODS, &c.,
•
;
Would call the atteetion of purchasers to the extreofclinary low price of Dry
Goods thiti season. We have just received part of one of the largest consign-
ments of Dry Goods We ever impo ted in Seaforth, and lots are still en route.
Please look out for firther notice of our Millinery Opening.
Duncan d Duncan, Montreal House, Seaforth,
MANAGER.'
Goderieh, Augud 5th,1885. 922 tf"..
Attended, Charges
Moderate, 'Bale Notes Dis-
counted, Money to
Lend.
M.. .17. 33 -A. 0 "EC,
*ATOBBIAKER,
WINGHAM.
.OAK HALL
OoToB 2, 1885.
-.E5-AuFty . qopo&i
MI in want of
well to call at
lirst-class Dairy Goods, will
A M. Whitney's,
t . l
And see our American Fron-clad Milk Cans and
Pails, kid the thing to stand rough handling'.
A sell stook of/! ans, Pails, Pans, Strainers, and
i
everything for t 0 dairy.
Golden 11514ar Oil Range
With large tops and stands. No table er bo
required to stand it on, and jusVas cheap as
smaller stoves. Every stove guaranteed.
In orderinl Tieiring don't forget to see our
Galvanized roil rough in six foot lengthe,
- making few joints and a better job.
• A full line of *oyes Tinware, Cutlery, lamps,
American and Catiadi6 Coal Oil, &c., 'always on
band.
•
All orders for Abbing promptly attended to
-a.M WHITNEY.
N. B.—Three hundred Cedar Posts for sale.i
CLOTHING AND GNTS' FURNISHING HOUSE.
DUNCAN & ITUNCAN, e'Etforth, are still determined to suit all who are
desirous of being enited, and cal' safely promise for selection one of the largetit
stocks of Tweeds in the County, and one of the best selected stocks of Tweeds in
the Coun‘-.
Dr. • Brownlee,"John W. Scott; embroi-
dery, on worsted, G. A. Deadman, Peter
Scott; embroidery, on silk, Dr. Brown-
lee; John W. Scott • fine shirt, Dr,
Brownlee, A. Veal; fancy knitting in
wool, Dr. Brownlee, Mra. F. S. Scott;
fancy knitting in cotton, A. Veal,. Dr.
Browning.; fancy flannel shirt, Geo.
Moffatt ; feather stitching, Amelia
Turvey, 1st and 2nd; hair flowerseAlex.
Watson, Amelia Turvey ; Specimen of
laze, John W. Scott, Peter Scott;
lambrequin berlin wool arid beads, Mrse
Henry Town, Peter Scott; lamp mats,
Alex. Watson, W. H. 'Wells; leather
work, John W. Scott, W. H. McCrack-
en; pair of woolen mitta-Geo. Moffatt,
W. '11. McCracken; pair of woolen
gloves, W. H. McCracken., Geo. Mof-
fatt; netting,- Geo. Love, Dr. Brown-
lee; patchwork built, Thos. Ainley,
Mrs- Thos. Ballantyne ; log cabin cinilt,
W. II. Wells, Those Ainley; crotchet
quilt, Geo. Thompson, A. Veal.
tufted quilt, A. Veal ; fancy quilt, Dr.
Brownlee, Jas. Ireland; knitted quilt,
Alex. Ross, Thos. Aixiley ; rag mat,
Mrs. Thos. Ballantyne, David Milne ;
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Fasl-J,onalale Hats in the Latest London,
Paris and New York styles.
GENTS' SHIRT, COLLAR'
AND RUBBER CiOATS. A
or Wintet wear. Don't forget
Goods Store, Seaforth.
AND CUFFS, UNDERCLOTHING, TIES,
e line of OVERCOATINGS soitable for, Fall
k Hall, next door to Montreal' Mammoth Dry
At the -Seclu.ed Grocery Store
FARMERS, :IT WILL PAY Yell
CALL AT THE—
HUROkl FOUNDRY,
NEAR THE—
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HIGH. SCHOOL SEAFORTH
And see our stock of
S
Which have been made especially for this county.
, I have greatly iMproved my, Gang Plow for this
season, and feel katisfied in saying that it is the
best in the market. Our
The highest price is paid in trai for first-class Roll or Tub. Butter, or Eggs.
Twelve wunds Standard Gramtlated Sugar for $1 ;, other grades of Sugar in
proporticln. Teas from 25c per pound up to 75c. We can sireeep everything
before us.
Duncan & Duncan Seaforth.
• TO, TEC
pi,eyvcr6
E FARMERS!
pLows
BEST PI.C$WS IN THE MARKET.
LAI.D ROLLERS
Are large find heavy, running light and doing
good work. Our
CRAIN CRUSHERS
Are made from Hard Iron, hnd will last longer
than any other Machine made. Having special
tools for recutting Rollers, we can guarantee
satisfaction. Special attention given to k
pairing Steam 'Engines, Saw and Grist Mills,
Reapers, Mowers, Threshing Machines, and
all kinds of Machinery repaired on short notice
and at reasonable rates.
To Contractors and Others.'
Bridge Bolte and Castings at lowest ratios.
Quotations furnished on application.
SHAM° Agettt for the Implements of L. D.
Sawyer, Hamil n. A full line of repairs On -
stoutly OA hand.
D. HOGAN, SEAFORTH,
Has noej on hand the well-known Nos. 3 and 15 General Purpose Plows, which
need no word of commendation. He is also introducing the No. 17, a new Steel
Plow of this year' ii pattern. It has an adjustable bean', steel shear, skimmer,
mould lioard and]; coulter. It has been thoroughly teeted, and gives universal
satisfaction, and lie can. confidently recommend it to the public. iIn Wide Plows
he has
Nos. 13 1Lna 16. urchesers can have a trial of any of these Plows and if not
satisfied can retu n them. They will be sold cheap for cash, or on short oredit:
G neral Olacksmithing and Horseshoeing as, Usual.'
Rerhember thl place, ltcNatight's old stand, in rear of the Golden Lion Store,
Seafortla "
D. HOGAN.
Rerrioved 1 Removed I
a- F 0_ "VV-- 1 1•1- G-,
SEA ORTH,
The 014 Established Butcher has removed to
new preeinises inutiately opposite his Old
Stand, M4in 'Street, batorth, where he will be
pleased tclieseet all hi old patrons and as many
new ones las may see Itt to -favor him with their
patronapi.
tdrileniember the Place, between Henderson's
Harness Shop, and MCIntyre'S Shoe Store, Hain
Street, Seaforth, ,
898 GEORGE EWING.
LIME! LI M 1 LIME!
THOMAS C6RNISH
Has opened his Limb Houses in
Hensall and Centralia,
THOMAS HENDRY.
C0
31.
C'11
20.
And is now prepared to fthnish LIM1 . of the
very best -quality toall requiring it, on the West
reasonable terms.
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During the season he will be at Hensel], every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, and at Centralia every
MONDAY and THURSDAY, to attend to ens.
tomers.
THOMAS CORNISH.
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AMERICAN SAFETY TUBULAR LANTERNS, CANADIAN
Well Satisfied 1
That is right, cheer up, times are not going tee
be so dull after all; at least we don't think se
for a moment, and why t because we have the
goods the people want, and at prices which will
seare dull Ones away at a break -neck pace. w,e •
know it, and are more than satisfied; indeed, we
are quite elated over the compliments paid us
already, and with a host more cheap goods vim-
ing before the fair, we axe bound to make things
hum. Every visitorto the fair is cordially in.
vited to call and see usl inspect our stock and
compare prices. French Dress Goads in canvas
cloth, foule cloth, sate*, &e.; Black and Color-
ed Cashmeres, Black and Colored Merveilleuxs
Silk, Satins, Ottomans, Beautiful Velvets, Rich
Bushes, Jerseys, all in ladies' furnishings, the
newest and most fashionable goods to be had at
LO
Ranton Bros.
EXETER.
Gents and men of families, we have secured
some nice lines in Scotch and Canada Tweeds,
Pantings and Overcoatings. A rare lot -of New
York Hats, and three times as many Ties as we
have ever had before, Wool, Undershtits and
Drawers at startling prices. All Wool Flannels
for 26 cents. Collie and see us when out to the
fair. All are welcome. No troeble to show at
Ranton. B ros..
EXETER.
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MHE SUFFO-LKS ARE THE BEST.—The un-
dersigned has now on Lot 21, Concession 2,
L. R. S., Tuckersmith, and will keep for the
improvement of Stock,' Two THOROUGH:BRET) SUP
-
FOLK BOARS. The oldest, "Granger,' was far-
rowed tin April 3rd, 1882, was bred by Mr. Wm.
Elliott, Milton, County of Halton. His sirs* and
his -dam were both imported. The send,
"King Tom," was farrowed in April, 188T. He
was bred by Messrs. A. Frank & Sons, 'Of the
county of Peel, and both his sire and his dam
• were`also imported. They are as good pigs as
were ever offered for service in Huron as can be
proven by the exteaded pedigrees which are
registered in the Canadian Herd Book. Terms
$1, with the privilege of returning if necessary.
GEORGE PLEWES. 891
WPXETER MILLS.
Alexander Gibson
Begs to announce to the public that he has coms
menced te operate the
WHOXETER WOOLLEN FACTOR;
And that he will be prepared to give good val
in
FULL CLOMS,
TWEEDS,
UNION TWEEDS,
- FLANNELS,
PLAIDMGS,
WINCEYS,
And Valieties,in
STOCKI-NG YARNS,
Cnstom Carding, pinning and Fulling
Promptly Attended to.
Parties from a distance will, as far as possible,
have their ROLLS HOME WITH THEM, and as
hOosas put the Mill into Good Working Order
and employs none but Efficient Workmen,
1
All Work is Warranted.
REMEMBER THE VIROMER MILLS,
ALE)L L. GIBSON,
Proprietors
HARKIN ISS
HAIR. BALM
hRestores
ts g nr eay.
tural color, re-
moves Dandruff
stops the hait
from falling out,
increases it
growth, and -
not soil the s
As a hair dr
sing, it has ti
superior. Guar
.anteedharmless.
Prepared by
Harkness &Co.
•t London, Ont.
Sold by all Druggists
and Patent Mediolnt
T H E
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCL
HEAD OF*ICE, TORONTO.
RPaist up 1
$6,000,09
e
2,100,000e
PRESIDENT, HON. WM. MO/TASTER.
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
The Seaforth 'Branch of this Bank continues tel
receive deposits, on which interest 18 allowed at
the most favorable terms.
Drafts on all the principal towns and eitieellt.
Canada, on Great Britain, and on the llnitad`
States, bought and sold.
Office—First door Seem of the Coramerele
Hotel.
F. HOLMESTED, M•anage•
r'
USINESS COLLE
. IN COS'NECTION WITE
WOPDSTOCK COLLEGE,
WOODSTOCK; pH
The College has been thoroughly reo41111-
ized, and placed in the hands of a most shies e
staff of Teaohers (including tivo who .haw
been Principals of eimilar and sue
institutions). Course .most thorough and
practiced. Fees very moderate.
For full information address—
N. WOLVERTON, B.A., Wheel
, Woodstock Colleg.
D. S. CAMPBELL,
DROVINOIAL LAND SURVEYOR and
Engineer. Orders by mailpremPtlY
tended to. D. S. CAMPBELL, Mitchell.
OCTORE
Odds
• A Baptist chu
cradle in which r
genrinerattihe sermon ons
sehave
dugon
so ---isNh
pAr.istoisky
i carry -in rryiln
together they ma
11:0rti"ttt:
—Hon, 0.1dThomas
bwui bgooa rodf t h,nr ic
11 !t. Ihe esystemalso c
nav
the day from on
or
,,asb;leci
ena,doocpkte. :I 1,
which anuounces•s
blaeteeni. yia,anyt to ush estehhbeeae tgnci:nr-;:nr ;it
;U:dlirs—Seited
orencan live an
Presbyter
out knowing ite
question is, Canla
Christian withott
efinrsocgmoirtthillri ifladromelPilnlidae
—The Liberty
much pomp and
station by a guard
placed in a specie
white, andblue ca
relied by a special
--A boring for a
Haven was abtend
after reaching a
Two years and *2.
the work. There
hole in the coun
Pemishyeilvanast „
—Trepo)
Army shows that
Great Britian,
SwedenUnited
New elvte7.6et
of Good Hope. T
2,Q0Osthaollincpoer.
xs12 in
&creasing in M
eases are making
in the West. One
• Mon. Energetic I
stand, have been
spread of the disea
we do not apprebe
Hamilton any of
authorities
szealof Month
n
pox have I9een trey,
the disease has nei
_gain any headway.
—The Albauy
strapart
f
tiavelyittole
agen
up Elk street Mon
a poor wornaowi
and asked for ha
her some question
zorrowful tale and
you are riCh and ha
perfectly happy if -1
for the children a
said Well, if*s5
being happy, here
seizing. it, replied:
,saLd otenlea'of
OUr relic
the following story
it prints under th
"The Word of Gs
"'A young Japanese
prisoned at Tokio fo
s°uf
his
esflbulliyeraf!;;sethriel
low -prisoner. ()the
hhn, till he lad a
-earliest listeners. el'
informed the author -
condition of the pris;
appointedgovernor;
with permission to!
the doctrines of Chi•
—The sight of a se
spectable-looking
;chain gang in the
attraethd much afiel
It turned out that
of business artily -nett
e spree." The 3'
or a -certain number
gang. Although thi
his possession about
made during a reeeni
South, he refused to
ing that he intended
puniehment for *AO
sure that the ressm
strong reminder of
-drinking as to pees
yielding to the tempt
the—rFecoerntthreeexhsiubeitecies;
-was a disappearance
work from the seco
Main Buildiug,and ti
at th eir wits end t
theft, or to place sus
son. Every night
was cleared of visito
the Superintendent a -
ant searched; with p
teres, every place pc
to be, yet no One Was
last,
e showever, h;1- r st
charge of that depa
'discovery of both the
prit,. She found ease
dark corner a pet grol
made his way out of
the Natural History
folded up under him,
the missing articles, t
first prize cards atta
deed, he
c oi e the
piecesimarauder
narathues
Groundhoi's iew dM
broken up and Muse
old quarters. After ti
raids on soft things ev
-- -*-
GRATEFUL Ci
EPPS'S (
BREAKF
" By a thorough knowlet
which govern the operetioi
trition, and by a careful a;
properties of well eelected
provided our breakfast tat
flavored beverage whieh ut
tors' bills. It is by the
articles of diet that a cond.
ally built up until strong e
.tendency to disease. Hum
dies are floating around ,
wherever there is a weak p
many a, fatal shaft by ke
fortified with pureblood
ed frame." --Civil Service 43
with boiling water or milk.:
by grocers, labelled thus---
Hommopathic Chemists, Le
agent for Canada, 0.. E. Cal
Sme Relief.—The weak I
severely from nerveus affix
electric disturbances egit4
Neuralgia, gouty panW3,'4:
distresemg to a delicate sys
removed by rubbing this
fected part after it has Imo.
water. The Pills tslien. 00
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