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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1899-10-13, Page 7.s k 131 1899 'ION 1 e 'without nom 0 ec)mft‘d1:- with. equally simprau e. ✓ ugi.Y pair of et many of them y most unlovely '12t of these tenon. 1 -Y --are only tobe r Shoe' 14, 50c; on London epairing two egistrar of H hool section tie- 10, ork re by-lew - Philip SchaIrtde, mann, culvert sad oward, work and eel. 5, 3d.20 ; tennotm, rerta, $5; F. W. L y Branch Agri Dignan, dling concession rt, repairing culvert ea $1 ; J. Oesch, cutting sion road, 750; phaii work on south bout chroeder, drain term ; J. Schroeder, replan , on concussion 16, zig concession 14, $L2.; rork on concession 4,„ PII, culvert, conoession Avert, ditch end ma- d, cleaning road allows • 6 and 7, $14.25; J. 1,ricl plank, $5,20; I oast on conceseks repairing culvett ; Wm. O'Brien, t road, $20.15 euIvert on concession ilding bridge en eon- rge Thiel, jr., work ort 15 ; George Thiel, sr., road, $1. Council will aday, November etit, aen gravel and lmnher tied for. euarantead by wise lin, EADACHE POWDERS. Xruger. 5, WO, 000 —sax Does D :MAKES BEDS. s of the President of the a unhandsome. real, though her femme 11 of $25,000,000. ,at it would take the ,nd their income iliVests in great paying inter. , would have to live in- endor but, bless yens ,rn cooling, , her acute, subtle httbe .style of living. one returning from that ,rd of it. It is morel • by just such thrifty himself rose into the, ,000,000 and ta donne's, Ind fret and stew over 6 hot, hot land rather y on e maid! And not- a whispered—and loud- Jish. circles in Africe-- takes a hand in the s scrubs and rolls the, and strength of the apon making her own ..iecause the Kruger”' 'pillow, a sheet without in from the arduone t) make empires and Des the rest of the herd ie makes the bed also - r whatever the money Ld has state guests te 1, the time the good Le shows the stuff of • doea honor to her ition as wife of the, :be head of the table, dishes. To no butler greet a reaponsibility, • a mishap, that she, net. So, shining and -ge white apron over ishe waits on eseh nes, "no hostess can etter than this." heaped to perfection, Tad to the briawto any one goes aunts - enough to extol to a every one calla her, 1.th andthe inircense Pcket money she has to hat person a secret, oud ; one in which ehe- e and ' the President ,?-yond their "coffee to $2,0o0 a year, aI- mernment ever touch the other it their hands on the reateat fortunes in the- , no one knaves. Like Ilionaires, Oona Paid rsons nrho will enjoY ti unworthy subjects - notice. a.rtd Wonlau ceases end history be- :atarrhezone and nee hitisAsatitina or ffIlY health begins. Cate .1...solutely cis TO ---Olt` ger or risk in using ffectiveremedy. itt of medicated nitt r you breathe to th? ;ages of the Jangle aria .ree beceuseitenrele# apot. You breethe ; . all druggi-Itst " o in stamps for any , SON & CO, Mellaig ton wait incorpoy. rated h the rites of tbsi ch, Aliso Jolla Dent gadier , General ain te and granddaughter ant, has beefrisse Irene, Count 8 nple but imp )y Father Hotovi 1, New York. litif erforrned &1 Nnt or, was the sockti OCTOBER 13„ 1899 THE HURON EXPOSITOR:\ The Red Mill, SEAFORTH. Gadke & Co., Proprietors of the Red Mill, Seaforth, have completed the improvements in the mill, neelog placed there the latest and most im- proved machinery, and are now prepared to do all kinds el t bopping,, Gristing and all lines of Custom Work. Pirst-elass Flour from Manitoba wheat for sale. M.Gadke is a first-class, practical miller, and all customers will receive prompt and satiefectory attention. OADKE & CO., SEAFORTH. Special Attention to liorseshoemg and General Jobbing. ,00derich street, Robert Devereux BLACKSMITH and CARRIAGE Opp MAKERItVin - - - Seaforth. Pumps, Cisterns AND WELLS. Say friend, who is going to keep your Pumps in repeir ? If us, buy from Ug, and have satisfaction. Well digging in all its branches promptly attended to ou the shorted notice. Estimatefar wells and cisterns cheer- fully given. Pampa:taking attended to promptly. J. S. WELSH & SON The Old Reliable Establishment, SEAFORTH. 1055-13 Kalbfleisch's Mills, in Hay, for Sale. This eplendid property, situated on the 16th Con- ceseion of Hay tawraship, consiating of ri Saw Mill, Minnie& Sash and Door Paotory and Chopping Mill, ie offered for trete or to rent for a term of years. The whole property, including a good residence. will he -sold cheap and on easy terms. There is a large and profitable burliness done and a good man with moderate capital could make money, as It is our• wooded by one of the best agricultural countries in the province. Apply oa the premises or address Zurich P. 0. J. C. KALBFLEISCH. 1659-tf FOR SALE. A comfortable two storey dwelling house; warehouse with refrigerator, stable, out -houses and. a good well. Apply to • EDWARD CASH, - SEAFORTH. 1640 ' forever a year we have had the agency for the sale of INDAPO. Our first order was for a quarter of a dozen, eeriest for One Hundred and Forty-four Dollars worth. IRAN seuut 4 Made a welt Man of Tilt erroisT NINDOO REMEDY 'PRODUCES TEE ABOVE Results in 30 days. Cures all Nervous Diseases. Failing ?tremors Paresis, Sleeplessness, Nightly Emig - alone, etc., caused by past abuses, giver' eigorand size to Blirunkon orgasm, and quickly but slureterestores Lose Aretrsfurod in old or young. Easily carried in vest pocket. Price $1400 a pabkage, -.81.% for $5.00 with- a written guarantee to oure or money refunded. DON'T 'BUY Alf Intrxation, but inaist on having INDAPO. If your druggist has not - it, we w,i11 send it prepaid, NI11/00 RINEDY CO., Prop,., chime°, Ill, or our Agents. This rapid increase proves it Is a remedy that everyone tete tries it speaks well of. Yours respectfully, I. V. FEAR, Seaforth, 9nt. H. R. Jackson & SON. DIRECT IMPORTERS os Jules Robin & Co's Brandy, Cognac, France ; Jno. de Kuyper & Son, Hol- land Gin, Rotterdam, Holland; Booth's Tom Gin, London, England; Bulloch & Co.'s Scotch Whisky, Glas- gow, Scotland; Ja.mieson's Irish Whisky, Dublin, Ireland; also Port and Sherry Wine from France and Spain, Agents for Walker's Whisky - Ontario ; Royal Distillery and Davie' Ale and Porter, Toronto. To THE PUBLIC We have opened a retail store m connection with our wholesale busi- bueinees in the rear of the new 'Do- minion Bank, in Good's old stand, where we will sell the best goods in the market, at bottom prices. Goode delivered to any part of the town free. TELEPHONE 1 lie-tf The McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Company FARM AND ISOLATED T WM PROPERTY ONLY INSURED 071,1011061. R. tioLean, Preeident, Kippen P. 0.; Thomas traitor, vine-preoident, Bracelleld P. 0. ; W. J. Shan- „nost. fleey•Treas, Beaforth ▪ �; Tkoraas R. naIr, Inspector of Lessee, Reaforth P. o. enusorais. Broadfoet, Seaforth; John G, arises, Win throp • George Dale, Seaforth; Thomas R. lays isaforlh ; Jamas Erma, Beechwood; John Watt nock; Thomas. Fraser, Brnoefleld ; John R. MO. "In. Nippon; James Connelly, Clinton. .6.011111. RObt. Smith, Etarlook ; Robt. MoMIllan, Eleaforth sLssies Cumming Egmondy ; J. W. Yeo, Holmes. Yale F. O.; John GovenIock and John 0. Morrieon, *others betel desirous to offeot Insurances or trans - :0 other business will be promptly attended to on ilPlication to any of the above addronrcd bi Mr respective post off ^es, itCook's Cotton 71oot Compound. ' Is successfully used monthly by over 10,000 Ladies. Safe, P ffeetual. Ladies ask _your drug -gist for Cook 3 Cotton Root Cern- lake no other as all Mixtures. pills and itations are dangerous. I -rice, No. 1, $I per DOX; NO, 21, 10 degrees stronger, V per box. No.1 or k mailed on receipt of price and two 8 -cent sigiSs The Cook Company Windsor, Ont. ___ . Nos- I and. 2 sold aim recommended by all .eseenstble Druggists in Canada. , a Ns. 1 anddruNo. 2 sOld In aeaforth by reraidea & Wioe, ggiets. 4 The Brussels Show. HORSES.—HEAVY DRAUGHT, — Stallion over three years, Ed Lambkin, 2nd and 3rd Thomas, McLaohlin. Stallion under three years, John Lambkin, 2nd and 3rd Thomas McLaughlin. Brood mare, James Speir,J A Dickson & Brothera, W Dale & Son, James Speir. Horse colt, 1st and 2nd John Lamb- kin. Mare colt, George Johnston leD and 3rd, George Peacock, W Dale & Son. Two year old filly, Ed Lambkin, J A Dickmon & Bros, Andrew Hislop. Two year old geld- ing, John Lambkin, Charles Wright. Year- ling filly, Ed Lambkin, James Speir, Jatnes Evans. Yearling gelding, Ed Lambkin, Geo Wheatley, W M9888. Heavy draught team, John Lambkin, Wm McGavin. Agrioultural,—Brood mare, D Ramsay, John Lambkin, W Dale & Son, Mrs, Elias Dickson. Horse colt, Tames Shaw, Wm McGavin, Ja.mea Mann, Chas Wright. Mare colt, James Shaw, W Dale & Son, Mrs Elias Dickson, John Manning. Two year old filly, John Shaw, J A Dickson & Bros, L McNeil, John Brown. Two year old geld- ing, John Lambkin, Robert Shine. Year- ling filly, James Shaw, Andrew Hislop, Jas Cutt, Charles Wright. Yearling gelding, John Lambkin, David Milne. Span of agri• cultural horses, Ed Lambkin, •W G Ross, Robert McDonald. Roadsters,—Stallion with four of his progeny, Ed Lambkin, Scott & Warwick, Robert McDonald. Brood mare, James Shaw, F 5 Scott, H Zimm, Wilton & Turn - hull. Horse colt, Mrs W McKenzie, H Zimm, James Shaw, James Cardiff. Mare colt, James Speir, H Zimm, J J Ball, D Ramsay. Two year old filly, George John- ston, Mrs McLaughlin, IT Zimm, J J Ball. Ywo year old gelding, Ed Lambkin, James Cardiff, Scott & Warwick. Yearling filly, Mrs W McKenzie, Scott & Warkick 2nd and 4th, "H Zimm 3rd. Yearling gelding, George Johnston, H Zimm, D Milne, P Mc- Arthur. Buggy horse, 15i hands high thid over, let and 2nd Ed Lambkin, H Zimm, Robert Thompson. Buggy horse, under 15 hands high, James Speir, Beattie Bros, Williams, Dr Kalbfleisch. Roadster team, James Speir, John Watson, John Beattie, J A Dickson & Bros. Carriage,—Brood mare, James Speir, Ed Lambkin, J J Ball, W Carter. Two year old filly, neorge Johnston, A Lamont, D Ramsay, Scott & Warwick. Two year old gilding, Ea Lambkin, Scott & Warwick, neron Bros. Yearling filly, James Shaw, ,,mea Speir, A •Currie, Cameron Bros. ! torso colt, Ed Lambkin, L Hollinger, W R Mooney. Mare colt, Ed Lambkin, Alex Stewart, 3 Calder, S Wilton. Carriage. span, John Lambkin, R Cardiff. CATTLE. —Durhanue—Bull over two years, Anedrew Hislop, D Milne, R Corley. Bull under two years, let and 3rd Thom •Strach- an, R Corley. Milch cow four years or over, D Milne, R Corley, Mrs 15 Wilton. Mitch cow under four years, 1st and ad R Corley, D Milne. Two year old heifer, ist, 2ad and 3rd R Corley. Yearling heifer, J Calder, 2nd and 3rd D Milne. ;Ball calf, 1st,' 2nd and 3rd D Milne. Heifer calf, lst, 2nd and 3rd R Corley. Herd of Durham, R Corley, D Milne, 'Andrew Hislop. Jerseys,—Bull over two years, (4- A Dead- man. Ball under two years, John Lambkin. Milch cow over four years, also tnilch cow under four years, G A. Deadman. Two year old heifer, let, ad and 3rd G A Deadman. Yearling heifer, 1st and 3rd G A Deadman, R Leatherdale. Heifer calf, Thomas David- son, G A Deadman. Ball calf, G A Dead, man, John Lambkin, George Thompson. Native or Grade,—Cow, let and 2nd M H Harrison. Two year old heif r, D Scott & Son, M H Harrison. Yearlin heifer, 1st and 2nd M H Harrison. Two ear old steer, D Scott & Son, Andrew Hisl p. Yearling steer, W D Wilkinson, D ;Scott & Son. Steer calf, M H Harrison, D Scott & Son. Heifer calf, 1st and 2nd M H Harrison. Fat csow or heifer, D Scott & Son, W Robb. Fat ox or steer, M H Harrison, W D SHEEP. —Leicesters,—Aged ram, John Lambkin, Walter Johnston. Shearling ram, Ed Lambkin, J Sanderson & Son, J Cowan. Ram lamb, D Ramsay, James Snell, 3 5 Cowan. Ewes, James Shaw, 2nd and 3rd James Sanderson & Son. Shearling ewes, James Shaw, James Sanderson & Son, James Snell. Ewe lambs, James Shaw, Jas Sanderson &Son, W Johnston. Leicester sheep, Ed Lambkin, Jas Sanderson & Son, James Snell. , Shropshiredowns,—Aged ram, Jno Lamb- kin, WH Webber. Shearling ram, James Shaw, John Smith, W IC Webber. Ram lamb, D Ramsay, W IT Webber, M H Har- rison. Jas Shaw got 1st for aged ewes, shearling ewes, ewe lambs, and pen of Shropshiredowns ; John Smith got 2ad for aged ewes, shearling ewes, ewe lambs, and pen of Shropshiredowns ; W H Webber got 3rd for aged ewes, shearling ewes, ewe lambs, and pen of Shropshiredowns. Oxford Downs,--eAged ram, Ed Lambkin, 1 We are sure you do not. Nobody wants it. But it comes to many thousands every year. Itcomes to those who have had coughs and colds until thb throat is raw, and the lining membranes of the lungs are inflamed. Stop your cough when it first appears, and you remove the great danger of future trouble. Agen Cherrg Pectoral stops coughs of all kinds. It does so because it is a sooth- ing and healing remedy of great power. This makesitthegrent- est preventive to consumption. Put one of Ayer's !berry Pectoral Plasters over your lungs - A whole liodloal Library FPO& For tour mate In stamps to poy post- age we will seud you sixteen r:cdical Modica, MON, Frau. We have the eseelualste services of some of thetht eminent physicians ilk 14 e Unfted s. Unusual oppor- tunities and axperienee emi- nently fit them vty you medical edyise. Write froo_y the porde- niers in your cosi. You will roseive a promptarysimoirifier seat ' j.1424;arteas. • amoo4.0imeomamwommo-lp+Ostmatomisabowsmib4++4smaostamp-e+foommo Some Clothing is made to or der, not made to fit Shore's Clothing is made to I fit, not ni4cle to order. Every garment guaranteed. Sold only by the best dealers. —...,_. J W 5rni Shaw, J Iamb, Geri Johnston, J W Smith, 2nd and 3rd. Aged ewes, Ed Lambkin, Paul Reid, J W Smith. Shearling ewes, John Lamb- kin, Paul Reid. Ewe lambs, Ed Lambkin, J W Boith, Paul Reid. Pen of Oxford downs, Ea Lambkin, 3 W Smith, Paul Reid. PIGS. — Berkshirds,,— Aged boar, John Lambkin, J S Cowan. Yonng boar, James Shaw, J 5 Cowan, 2nd and 3rd. Aged sow, John Lambkin, J 8 Cowan. Young sow, Ed Lambkin, J 8 Cowan, 8 J Miller. Yorksh res,—Aged boar, John Lambkin, S J Millke . in, Joh Little, Robert Nichol. Young t Boar under 2 years, Ed Lamb. Johnston, Robb Nichol,J 5 Cowan. Aged sow, Geo Johnston, Robt Nichol, John Little. Young sow, D Ramsay, Robert Nicol, John Little. , Chester White,—Young boar, Ed Lamb- kin, W H, McCuteheon, Jae Speir. Aged sow, John Lambkin, W H McCutcheon. Young sow, John Lambkin, W H Mc- Cutcheon. Any Other Breed,—Boar under 2 years, Ed Lambkin, W IT MoCutcheon, Jas Speir. Young boar, John Lambkin, Albert Oakley. Young sow,Ed La,mbkin,W IT McCutcheon, 2nd and 3rd. Best sow, Jas Shaw, Robert Nichol. Best pen of pigs, Ed Lambkin, Robt Nichol. ; Pourann.—Guinea fowl, W Carter, S. J Miller. Dark brahmas, Geo Erwin, 1st and 2nd. Light brahmas, J Brethour, Robert McDonald. Black Spanish, J Brethour, C Henderson & Son. Plymouth rocks, Will- son Bros, Alf Baker. White leghorns, C Henderson & Son, W 'Taylor. Brown leg - horns, C Henderson & Son, W Taylor. Sil- ver spangled Hambur • s, W Carter, lst and 2ad. Black Hambur s, W Carter, 0 Hen- derson & Son. Polanlcls, W Carter, 1st and 2ad. Bantams, D A Lowry, 1st and 2ad. lloudatis, 5 3 Miller, 1 W Carter. Dorkins George Erwin C He , demon & Son. Laug- shans, W Taylor, 0 Henderson & Son. Cochins, Willson Bro , Geo Erwin. Wyan- dottes, Jae Sanderson & Son, Willson Bros. Black minorcas, Alf 1 aker, Willson Bros. Turkeys, 5 J Miller Geo Erwin. Geese, 8 3 Miller, Geo Erwi . Rouen ducks, Geo Erwin, 5 J Miller. 'akin duaks, G Erwin, 5 J Miller. Aylesbu y ducks, C Henderson & Son, W Carter. Pa fowl, J W Smith. Any other breed of f wl, 0 Henderson & Son, W Carter. Fam cy pigeons, Ewan & Innes, R Cardiff, R. bbits, Willson Bros. IMPLEMENTS. —8 PI m got 2nd for patent arm wagon and iron barrows, and lst for doubletrees and neck oke; Ewan & Innes got lst for phaeton bu gy, road cart, wheel- barrow,' patent arm wigon, and 1st and 2nd for single covered bug ty and cutter; Cardiff & Best got let for hen harrows, two horse cultivator, turnip se -d drill, and 2nd for twin gang plow; J J .1-i1pin got lst for tur- nip *muffler, twin gan plow and general - purpose plow, and let and 2nd for turnip cutter; Cruden and Blake got 2ad for tur- nip scuffier, general p rpm plow and tur- nip seed drill; John Wynn got 2ad for wheelbarrow. GRAIN.—White fall 1w1eat, 0 Henderson & Son, H Edwards, Jetties Campbell. Red fall wheat, Jan McCallum, Jas Burgess, II Edwerds. Spring wheat, Jas McCallum, C Henderson and Son, 8 J Miller. Barley, S J Miller, Jas Campbell? C Henderson and Son. Black oats, 5 J Miller, Jae Campbell, C Henderson and Son. Jas Campbell got let for white oats, email peas, large peas and timothy seed; 0 Henderson and Son got 2nd for white oats; S J Miller got 2ad for email pees; Jas Speir got 2ad for large peas and timothy seed; McMurray got 3rd for white oats; Jas ; cOallum got 3rd for small peas and timothy seed; .R McDon- ald 3rd for large peas. FRDIT—Apples—Bald ins, Jas Speir, Wm Robb. Farnouae,f D Stewart, Jas Shaw. King of Tompki4is, C Henderson & Son, Zella Carder. Mann Jas Speir, A Stewart (Queen street). Northern spies, Jas Evans, Jae Speir. Rhode Island green- ings, W Johnston, John Brown. Golden russets, John McKinnon, R Corley. Spitz- enbing, Jas Speir, C Henderson St Son. Seek no further, W Armstrong, Jas Speir. Tolman sweets, Jas Speir, Jas Evans. 20 ounce pippins, Thomas George Johnston. Wealthy, W Garvin, Davidson,ir Arm- strong. Ribston pippins, Jas Evans, Jae Cutt. Colverts, Jae Speir, C Henderson & Son. Roxboro russets, C Henderson & Son, Thos Ballantyne. Alexander, Mrs J R Smith, Wm Garvin. Fallawaten_C Hen- derson & Son, Thos Ballantyne. Graven - stein C Henderson & Son, Jas Speir. Maiden's blush, Geo Johnston, C Hender- son & Son. Porter, A Stewart (8th con.,) Peewaukee, A. Stewart, (8th con.,) George Johnston. St. Lawrence, A Stewart, (8th oon.,) W Garvin. Chenango strawberry,. Jas Campbell, W Garvin. Winter apples, Jas Evans, A Stewart, 8th con. Fall apples, Jas Speir, A Stewart, fith con. Fall pears. R Corley, Jas Speir. Winter pears, D 6 Rose, Anna Ross. Plums, any variety, W H McCracken, T Davidson. Cluster of grapes, W Garvin, D C Ross, Peaches, D Scott & -Son. Apples, any variety not in above list, Jas Speir, Jas Evans. . Variety of plums, Mrs J R Smith, W H McCracken. ROOTS AND HOED CROPS—Early potatoes, W Taylor, J Brethour, J McCallum, W Garvin. Late potatoes' * J McKinnon, W Taylor, P Erb, J Brethour. Collection of potatoes, W Garvin, 0 Henderson & Son, Jae Shaw. Swede turnips, W 11 Mc- Cracken, C Heniierson & Son. Turnips, any other variety, W 11 McCracken, C Henderson & Son. White field garrets, W 11 McCracken, C Henderson k Sen. Al- tringham carrots, C Henderson & 84,12, W II McCracken. Scarlet Nantes, W Taylor, C Henderson k Son. Early horn- carrots, W Taylor, G W Johnston. Long blood beets, W H McCracken, C Henderson & Son. Blood turnip beets, W Taylor, C Henderson & Son, White sugar beets, W H Mc- Cracken, C Henderson & Son. Parsnip', Geo Johnston, W H McCracken. Mengel wortzel, long red, C Henderson & Son, W H McCracken. Yellow globe mange's, W H McCracken, not known. Red globe man - gels, T Ballantyne, W IT McCracken. tow yellow mange's, C Henderson & Son, W H McCracken. Winter radishes, C Hendereon & Soin W Taylor. Veonemenas—ited onions from Seed, W 11 McCracken, C Henderson & Son. , Yel- low onions from seed, T' Erb, W H Min Cracken. Giant Rocca Onions from seed, W Taylor, W II McCracken. Onions , from top sets, C Henderson & Son'W Taylor.- Onions from Dutch seta, C ' Henderson k 6011, A Stewait, Queen;street. Fop onion sets, Jno Smith, Jae McCallum. Dutch sets, W 11 McCracken, /".ter Brb, Polak h, Paul Reid. Shearling ram, Jas W Smith, 2nd and 3rd. Ram onions, Jas McCallum, Geo Johnston. Yel low Canada corn, Henry Edwards, Walter Taylor. White Flint corn, Walter Taylor, C frenderison & Son. Yellow dent corn, W 11 McCraciken. Collection of corn, Walter Taylor, C Henderson & Son W H Mo Cracken. Winter cebbage, Walter Taylor, HenderSon & Son. Curled Savoy, W H McCracken, Walter Taylor. Red pickling cabbage, 0 Henderson & Son, W H Me- Crackeri. Cauliflowers, W 11 McCracken, C Henderson & Son. Pumpkin, yellow field,Peter Erb, -Go Johnston. Pumpkin, mammoth, W 11 McCracken, C Henderson & Son. Squash, W H McCracken, C Hen- derson & Son. Collection of garden pro- duce, W H McCracken, Walter Teylor. Tomatoes, large, C Henderson & Son, Walter Taylor. Plum or cherry tomatoes, Walter Taylor, D Stewart. Butter beans, Walter Taylor, jas McCallum. White beansdas McCallum, W 11 McCracken. Any other variety of beans, W 11 Mc- Cracken let and: 2ad. Citrons, round striped, C Hendereon & Son, Mrs W H Hele, Citrons, long Californian, W H Mc- Cracken, David Ramsay. Watermelons, W H Mc racken, Cteo Johnston. Musk melons, W H McCracken, 0 Henderson & Son, Suoumbera, 0 Henderson & Son, W H McC molten. Celery, white, John Breth- • our, W II McCracken. Celery, pink, W 11 McCrea en, Walter Taylor. Sunflowers, Jno Br thour,- Robb McMurray. DA IR PROD I7CE —T ub butter, Jas Mc- Callum, Jas Shaw, J 1 Bali, Jno hdannin Jas Evt ns. Table butter, Jae Simeon, Armstr ng, 5 Hoggard, Jas Fergeson, R Leather. ale. ' Factory cheese, J J Roy. Home • ade cheese, Mrs W McKenzie, Thos Davide — 1 - velvet, Zella Carder, Mrs Hele. painting on placques, Zella Carder, Mrs Medlin. Skeletonized leaves, 5 Hoggard, R Leather - dale. Ornamental penmanship, Zella Car- der, Mrs Hele. Business penmanship, Mrs J - R Smith, W II McCracken. Modelling in clay, Minnie Stewart, Mrs Blashill. Femmes AND PLANTS.—Table bouquet, Mrs J R Smith, 5 Hoggard. Hand bouquet, John Brethour, S Hoggard Button -hole or dresa bouquet, M Stewart, I 0 Richards. ' Out flowers John Brethour, S Hoggard.Pansies, Mrs' W McKenzie 0 Henderson & , i Son. Phlox rummondi, Id Stewart, Mrs J R Smith. eters Stewart. Stocks, hi Mrs W McKenzieM Stewart, J Biethour. Petunias, Mrs J R, Smith, S Hoggaed. Af- rican marigolds, 0 Henderson- & Son. French marigolds, 0 Henderson & Son. Dianthus, Mrs J R Smith. Balsains, John Brethour, Mrs J R Smith. Gladiolul spikes, M Stewart. Verbenas, M Stewart, 0 Hen- derson & Son. Chrysanthemums, Mrs .1 R Smith. Perennial phlox, M Stewart, Mrs J R Smith. Cookscombs, M Stewart. Orna- mental grasses, .A Stewart, 8th concession John Brethour. Ornamental frnits, .14 Stewart, Mrs J R Smith. Outdoor flowers, M Stewart, Mrs J R Smith. Noxious weede, W H 'McCracken, J Brethoue. ' SPECIAL PRIZES. —Geo Thomson'si speeial for two year old roadster, P Scott, Dr Warwick. W H Kerr's special for home- made bread, Wm Armstrong. W Et Kerr's special for rive lb. roll of butter, Win Arm- strong. W It McCracken's speeial for ft Swede turnips, Jas Sharp, Jas Sp ir. W H McCracken's special for long rd man - golds, Thos Ballantyne, Jas Speir. W H McCracsken's special for yellow globe man - golds, Themes Ballantyne'Jas McCallum. Baker & Vanstone's special for bread, Wm Armstrong.• , Arreecercessee-Best lady driver'the con- testant to harness horse'hitch to buggy and drive once around the half -mile track, ,Alice Dale, Mrs Love, Mrs A Coates. Foot race, 100 yards, D M Scott and J Hamilthn (tie.) Boys foot race under 12 yeare, E Lewry, J McDonald, Wr Williamson, Fin; Scott. Girls' foot race under 14 years, Annie Mo - Callum, Mildred Scott, Kate Telfor, Pearl Lowry. Old man's foot race, Geo Jlackson, W H McCracken. Bicycle race, J iBrawn, Ed Bryan. , - t • % SPEEDING' CONTESTS. —Farmers' trot 4cm pace, half -mile heats, J MoMann, J Carrie, J Dennison.' Three-minute race'mile heats, George Whiteley, J Anderson, Mr Mulvey. Free-for-all,mile heats, Geo Whiteley, J Straiton. • , JUDGES: Grain,—R Graham, Brussels. Fruit, --A W Sloan, Blyth. Vegetables and Dairy,—W M Rebinson, Domestic Manufactures, ---Mrs Andrews,, Wroxeter; Miss Diekson, Atwood. 1 Ladies' Work,—M •Robinson, WrOxeter ; Miss L McNaughcon, Brussels. Fine Arts and Flowers,—Mrs Andreves, Wroxeter; J H Cameron, Brussels. ' Implements,—Thos Hemphill, Wricxeter. Poultry,—Thos Mole, Listowel. , Pigs,—James Dorrance, Seaforth. Sheep,—Thos Dickson, Atwood. Cattle,—John Watt, Salem. Light Horses,.—Joseph Carter, Blyth. Heavy Horses,—Peter McGregor, Bruce. field. • —Mrs. Felix Devlin, of Stratford; died very suddenly on Monday of last week. She was attending tit the household dutiea when she suddenly fell to the floor and expired in ten minutes from heart failure. DOME 'TIC MANUFACTURES—Blanitets, Geo Johnsto , 8 McCallum, Rag carpet, Jim Brethou . Counterpane, Jas (Simeon, Mrs 8 Wilto , Home made yarn, Mrs W Mc- Kenzie Thos Davidson. Darning, Mrs Hele let and 2nd. Maple sugar, W H jc MeCrac en, 8 McCallum. Maple molasses, 8 hiloCa lum, W Garvin. Comb honey, C Hender on & Son, G A Deadman. Strained honey, Jno Brethour, C Henderson & Son. Grape wine'Mrs J A MoNaughton, Jno Brethour; Rhubarb wine, Mrs P Scott, Mrs Hele. Strawberry wine, Mrs W Wil - bee W H McCracken. Tomato wine, Mrs W ii McCracken. Elderberry wine, Mrs Hale, John Brethour. Tomato catsup, Mrs T Bellantyne, Mrs P Scott. Apple jelly, Mrs J R Smith, James Simeon. Rhubarb jelly, Miss Me 1leiland, Jas Shaw. Rasp- berry jelly. 1 rs W Wilber, Mims Mc- • Clelland. Any other jelly, M a IS Wilton, Mee W Wilbee. Raspberry me, Mrs W Wilbee. Whit baker's brea , Geo Thomp- son. White ho e -made brea , Mrs T Bal- lantyne, W Armstrong, Mrs R Dark. Brown baker's bread, Geo Thompson. Brown home- made bread, W Armstrong, . James Shaw, James Burgess. Fruit cake, John Breth- our, W Armstrong. Jelly ca e, W Arm- strong, Mrs S Wilton, Oatm al cake, Jas .Simson, Mrs Hele, Collecti n of canned fruit, S Hoggard, W H McCr °ken. Menueeceones.—Double arm harness, also single buggy harness, Jo n Donaldson, T F Sanders,. Axe handle, John Wynn, George Johnston. Collection of tinware, Wilton & Turnbull. LADIES' WORK,—Ariscene work, Mrs T Ballantyne, Mrs W Blashill. Applique work, Anna Ross, Zella Carder. Braiding, Eliza- beth Stewart, Sarah McCallum. Wool work flat, Mrs R Dark, Anna Ross, Mrs T Ballan- tyne. Wool work, raised, Zella Carder, Anna Ross. Wool and bead work, Miss McCallum, Anna Ross. Wool flowers, Zell°. Carder, Mrs '8 Wilton. Bead work, Zella Carder, Anna, Ross. Bonnet, Mrs John Wynn Wool and silk, fiat, Zelle, Carder, Mrs W Blashill. Cone work, John Brethour, Eliza- beth Stewart. CrewelWork, Emma Ross, -I Zella Carder. Cord worlj, C Henderson & Son, Mrs W H HoleJard board motto, Anna Ross, JohneBretho r. Crochet work, cotton, Mrs Hale, E Stewart. Crochet work, wool, Mrs McCracken, Anua Ross Crochet in silk, Mrs. ele, E Stewart. Darned net, Miss McCI lland, Mrs Hele. Drawn work, Mrs Hele, rs W McKenzie, Embroidery, cotton or m slin, E Stewart, Zella Carder. Embroide y on worsted, Zel- l* Carder, Mrs Hele. E broidery on silk, Mrs McCracken, Mrs Blashill, Fine shirt, Mrs W McKenzie, Mrs Hele. Knit- ting in cotton, Mrs W M Kenzie, E Stewart. Knitting in wool, Mrs J Wynn, E Stewert. Fancy flannel shirt, Mrs ” McKenzie, Mrs Hele. Feather flower, 3,1ra W Blashill. Feather stitching, Mrs J hnston. Mrs Mc- Cracken. Hair flowers, re J R Smith. Hairpin work, E Ste art, Anna Ross. Point lace, Mrs Hele, J Burgess. Lace, Honiton, 5 Hoggard, Mrs W Blashill. Lamp mat, Anna Ross, Mrs McCracken. Leather work, Zella Car er, Woolen mitts, Mrs W McKenzie, M s Hele. Woolen loves, W II McCracken, Mrs W McKenzie. etting, Mrs Hale, Mrs ' Blashill. Tufted quilt, Sarah McCallum, itetla Scott. Cro- chet quilt, vlts Hele, E Stewart. Patch- work quilt, E Stewart Mrs Ballantyne. Log cabin 4uito, Mrs oCriteken, Mrs W Ainsley. ancy quilt, re Hole, Mrs W Blashill. Knitted quilt, E Stewart, Jas Shaw. • Rag mat, re Hele, Mrs W McKenzie, Mrs T Ballantyne. Ribboscene, Anna Ross, Mrs T Ballantyne, Rope silk, Anna Ross, Mrs W Bla,shill. Roman embroidery, D. C Ross, Anna Ross. Shell work, E Stewart. Sofa pillow, Berlin wool flat, Mrs. J. A. McNaughton, Mrs Mc- Cracken. ,Sofa pillow, Berlin wool raised, Mrs W Blashill, Anna Ross. Sofa pillow, braided, Mrs McCracken, Zella Carder. Sofa pillow, patchwork, J. J. Ball, Anna Ross. Woolen stockings, Mrs. W McKen- zie, Mrs Hele. Cotton stockings. E Stew- art, Mrs Hole. Woolen eocks, E Stewart, Mrs. Hele. Cotton socke, E. Stewart, Mrs Hele. Seed wreath, John Brethour. Straw kat, Mrs. John Wynn. Tatting, Mrs Hele, Mrs W Blashill. .• Tinsel work, Anna R,oss. John McKinnon. Tissue paper flowers, Zella Carder, Mrs W Blashill. Wax flow- ers,. John Brethour, Mrs T Ballantyne. Outline work, Zella Carder, Miss McCallam. Fieh scale work, Mrs T Cardiff, Minnie Stewart. FINE AMTS.—Professional photographs, II R Brewer, E Hart. Amateur photo- graphs, Rev John Ross, B A, A Coueley. Stuffed birds in case, R Leatherdale, Mrs John Wynn. Stuffed animals, R Leather - dale. Pencil drawing, Zell& Carder, Mrs Hele. Water color landscape, J M Gordon, Mrs Hele. Water color figures, J M Gor- don. Oil painting landscape, Zeils, Carder, Mrs Hele. _Oil portrait, Mrs W Blashill, Mrs Hale. 'Black crayon drawing, Mrs Hale, Zella Carder. Colored crayon draw- ing, Mrs Hele. Painting on pottery, Anna Rome,_tire W Blaehill. Painting on eilk or Wroxeter. • EPPS'S COCOA GRATEFUL COMFORTING Distinguished ever where for De- licacy of Flavour, S perior Quality, and Highly Nutrit ve Properties. Specially grateful and comforting to the nervous and dyepeptic. Sold only in quar er-pound tins, • labelled JAMES PPS & CO-, Limited, Hornceopathic Chemists, London, England. BREAK FAST SUPPER EPPS'S - COCOA 1660-26 Liver Complaint. " For the past year I have suffered more or less with liver complaint, but by using three bdttles of Burdock Blood Bitters I was oompletely cured." W. P. Wood, Revelstoke Station, 13. C. Haggard's+ Yellow Oil is any house. It is good for pain, reduces swelling, a cuts, burns, bruise, sprat throat, kidney complairit, , iluseful remedy to have in man or beast. Relieves eys inflammation, °urea 9, stiff joints, quinay, sore te. Price 250. .• • 4.- , Free to Every Sufferer. Those who are afflicted ;with Rheumatism,"potation Lumbago, Neuralgia or GOut, can hsve a frill -sized box of Milburn's Rbeumatio Pills, free of ohhrge, by sending their name and full statement of their caste to T. MILBURN & Co., TORONTO, ONT. MB. JOHN R. SMITH LAKE STREAM KENT CO., N. 13., says: "From perelonal experience I Willingly testify to the good effects Of Laxa-Liver Pills for Sick Headaohe and Constipation." we • Os People who have weak lungs or are subject to coughs, colds or sore throet, should take a few bot- tles of D. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, which would heal and strengthen their lungs wonderfully. ser • OP Nothing Equal to Low's Mrs. J. Smelling. of Underweod, Ont., says that she has used Dr. Low's Pleasant Worm Syrtip in her family for the past eight years, and that she knOws of nothing ao good for children who suffer from 190111111. THE DUVAL TREATMENT FOR BEAUTY. Every Druggist in town is suPplied with treaties and FREE SAMPLES A of the above treatment, which con- sists of ten remedies for all iinper- fections of the Skin, Hain and Teeth. Every lady is requested to call on her druggist and obtain these, or to send direct to I THE WINSOR BARKER CO.,Lineited, Manufacturing Chemists, , TORONTO, ONT. 1660-5 AUCTION SALES. MeCONNELL'S ANNUAL SALE OF STOCK, STEERS AND COWS.—Mr. Thomas Brown has been instructed by Mr. John McConnell to sell' by public auction, all Weber's Hotel, Dublin, on Sat- urday, October 14th, 1899, at I o'clock p. m., eharp,' the following property, viz: Twelve two-ye.ar-old steers, which will make good feeders; 22 year old steers, eight cows newly calved, or about to calve; three cows to calve In the filming. This stock is all, first ' •olass and as good as can be bought. Every.; thing willpositively ne cold. No bidding in, and no Outside stock allowed on the grounde for sale. Terms. —Eleven months' credit:will be Oven on approyedi joint notes. A disoount of five cents on the dollar, will be allowed for cash. JOHN McCONNELL, pro- prietor ; Thomas Brown, anctioneer. 1680-2 efLEARING SALE OF FARM STOCK AND IM. PLEMENTS.—The undersigned has received in. stfuotions from Mr. Oswald Walker to sell by public auction on Lot I3,000cession 10,Hibbert, cn Tuesday, Ootober 17, 1899, the following : Two general pur- pose mares, 1 yearling colt, 2 cows supposed to be in calf, 2 steers rising two years old, 2 heifers rising two years old, 2 spring eahes, 18 well-bred ewes, about 30 hens, 1 Maxwell binder (nearly new, 1 mower, 1 Sharp horee rake, 1 combiued geed drill, 1 ten -horse power (nearly new), I straw cutter (large size and nearly new), 2 plows, 2 sets of Iron harrows, 2 wagons, 1 pair bobsleighs, 2 sets double • team harness (nearly new), I set single harness (new), caw chains, forks, chains, grain bags, a quantity of hay and mangolde, and a number of other articles • too numerous to mention. Sale at one °Mask. Terms—All sums of $6 and under, cash ; over tkat , amount 12 months' credit will be given on furnishing approved joint notes. A discount of 3 per cent. cff for cash on credit amounts. Positively no re- serve, as the proprietor has rented the farm. OSWALD WALKER, Proprietor; JAMES JONES. Auetionneer. - 1660.1 nLEARING OUT AUCTION SALE OF FARM V STOOK, IMPLEMENTS, ETC.—Mr. Thomas Brown has been instructed by Mr. Duncan McGregor to eell by public' auction on Lob 17, Concession 6, MoKillop, on Wednesday, October 18th, 1899, at 12 o'clock, noon, the following property, viz.: Horses— One general purpose horse, 1 heavy horse six years old, 1 driving mare. Cattle—Five mileh cows sup - •posed to be in ordt to a thoroughbred boll, 3 steers rising three years old, 3 beifers rising three years old, 3. steers rising two years oll, 2 heifers rising two years old, 2 thoronghbred bull calves six mouths old, 7 spring -calves. Sheep—Seven well-bred ewes, 1 well-bred ram two years old, 7 spring ewe lame. Poultry—One hundred hull. Implements—One Brantford light steel binder, 1 mower, 1 ez whined steed drill, 1 horse rake, 1 chill plow, 1 :ron plow, 1 three -furrow gang plow, 1 seufiler, 1 spade harrow (nearly new), 1 set iron harrows, I land roller, 1 ,horee-power, with four spindles and couplings; I ;awing machine, 1 straw cutter, I turnip pulper, 1 fanning mill, 1 hay fork, complete with ropes asd pulleys ; 1 lumber wagon, 1 truck wagon, I set bob - Sleights 1 hay rack, 1 spring seat, 1 stone boat, 1 set rlouble berme, 1 ret single harness, I set plow har- ness, 1 set leather fly nets, 2 surfer kettles, 1 sixteen - gallon milk ono, 1 spinning wheel and reel, 1 grain bradle, 2 set wh1l11stree3, 1 neckyoke, 1 pair shaiti to fit any lumber wagon), about 1 dozen Milk traps (nearly new), 1 eroiseut saw, scythes, chains, orks, and a lot of other articles too numerous to mention. be whole willbe sold without reserve, 43 the proprietor is giving, up farming. Terms—Ali Sums of $5 and under, earth; over that amount 12 Months' credit will be given on furnishing approved joint notes. A discount of 5 per cent. will be allow- ed for cash en credit amounts. D. MeGREGOR, I'roprietor ; THOMAS BROWN, Auctioneer. 1660-2 1 Ii001. 1 - If eny person tells you that CIZIOPI Has left Beef -dab, don't you believe it. He is here to , stay, and is prepared to t I do all kinds of Fancy Painiting, Graining and • • gecorating. • 1 galle and churches a specialty. Seen- Y' ery and pictorial advertising. All kinds of pictures painted to order. ESIDENCE—Three . doors south of the railway track, on the west side of Main street.. J. Cf. CRICH, Seaforth. 16511 - o Your s For Health For the invalid, the convalescent or per- son of advanced years, no known tonic equals A rare old port wine with Peruvian Bark in quantities prescribed by the _English and French Pharmacopoeias. `Tis a special brand for ted people. For sale in Seaforth by LUMSDEN & WILSON. The Sharpies Cream Separator Has no superior in any essential feature, and in simplicity of construction, ease of 'managetnent and durability, it has no equal. If you have five or more cows, it will pay you well to try a Separator. You will have more and better butter, good calves and less labor. A catalogue may be had for the asking, Every machine we put in is fully guaranteed to give satisfaction to the buyer. W. L. OUTAIETTE, Londesboro. NORTH WEST TRANS Co? L r STEAMERS MONARCH and UNITED EMPIRE (Weather permitting) will leave WINDSOR on MONDAYS ansl THURSDAYS at 6 p. m.' and and SARNIA on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYSat 3 p. in, as per sailing lists for SOO, PORT ARTHUR, FORT WILLIAM and DULUTH, making direct connections at these paints for MANITOBA. and the NORTHWEST, KOOTENS.Y. BRITISH COLUMBIA, Pacific Coast Points and KLONDIKE. Lowest Rates. Choke of Routes Best Accommodations. CHEAP EXCURSIONS. On arid after let of June, good to return until 3I11 October. - For rates and information apply to G. T. It. town or Station Agent at Seaforth. • jA,MES H. BEATTY, General Manager, Sarnia, Ont. 1640.2A $295 Fontuus,""witen. mer your nearest sawn and we ovIU seise thts tbere tor you LO exam:rhos it opon•feee,bantigarlated, dud cau with American r=i7 stem wind and OA WI or gent's sia.t1a4 geed time gleeeonnel. pearance o amee and is just the VII tc.ractirfigeg= ererryncrare canYinosa this walla pay the expreee worth far more thiltzt au tad Box YrYchttitirbi eke /50x &D. Tarouto, Mir CD 1=1 ct- 5/2 CD 1.43 0 1-1 554 1:/ ree lee )"t• • 14 THE ST CLAIR RIVER SONIA.ONTARIO. To Youfl Men and Wo en. If you haste not decided what to make of your- self, 1. 1* riot TIME you were about it? If yen wish aTBOROUGB, PRACTICAL and UP.TO. DATE buline.. or shorthand education, it will pay you �. attend Nimmo's for four or six months. j Hundreda whom we bave taught are today hO ding good paylng positions, many ef them front this 1oalIty. Our instruction is entirely IffiDIVIDUAL. The commercial Dowse is dear, triaruAL business experience Irom start tofir. We teach students to cane out face- face begrimes transactions with ac- curacy an despatch. Students admitted say Slam Write for catalogue. • A. 8. iiIMMO, Proprietor. 1042 Sight Restored Science points out the way to the restoration of sight. If your vision is defective we can I by scientific 'methods measure the defect and supply the necessary glasses to restore it. J. S. ROBERTS, DRUGGIST A N D OPTICIAN, SEAFORTH. SEAFORTH garden and Green • A full line of Vegetables always on hand. We have at present a fine lot of p alms 'erns and other Plants a , . READY . FLORAL DESIGNS Of every description made up on the short- est notice. Plante taken in for winter storage at reasonable terms. A call solicited. 'PHONE 76. FRED. A. BAKER. Serie-tf