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IF61-7-tt I -c;rtsall foundry belonging to thQ rticulars; spPIY to' - 1wa-bf- I , . ublio' commia- : insurance agent -L)eeds, mDrtgagOff, � uF - according, tilk -Z fEmdo also 103kn - er�eit.'- 'is -in) and . , �all the PoElk office. I 1883 tf 43anads, Hon- � to; Eeoutive Of . business tfzng* . Induce- �. -cial , "Pp - , . 0.e dollar opens � data of ftOfflt- - - 1886-tf, � arld gee your gall, hue got bis � 4-r Ud is Dow Yea J , . I ionda who favor ends grinding 011 - Friday of e,%ch Wadneodav ,kad � Henaall. 42916-tf I . . - bselice fralrl� I -Orre-3POA,de--at ,4 our u.Suat . � 100.11.ncvr-q� � (, will be. C157 . ek, a-n�(I- bs , :n ever aftQ"r � , � 141r. 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I . _=_=5 . ,_ � AN BROS..* - I MCLE plfwlishers 13 1904* ) . 1 $1 -" Year in Advance. a___ - _ _____________________ ____ . _ ____ � . - _ � I �- I � I I � . The Exeter Show, vey; sow �ittered in 1904, R. Del- " 1, Itm; Yarn mat,, Miss 1). .N,ott, with farin implempnts. Mr. Ilogie's - Fine l. . ! T= . I I FURS The fall show of the South Huron bridge, R. Birch 2nd and 3rd. Public tichool Mrs. lk�nry Creigliton; -�vool socks, loss �s about $3,000, partly insured. - - Tafloring I I I � � and Stephen and U-Sborne, Branch was Berkshire' Boar, I year old, R. ,—AND-- ' I beavy, b1iis P. Nott, P. Whiilock� A valuable team and fittings belong- � ,, 1. . - . LN'D held on the ground -s of the I&tter, in . Birch, R. Sanders; 2 year old soNv,- Oollegiate I nstritute wool ,iocks, fine, Mrs. Henry Creigb- ingto Mr. Brown, of Arrnadak-, who '1�1, and I Exetcy,�,o,n MGPday and Tuesday last. C. Harvey Ist and 2nd; I year old ton, Mrs. R. Stevenson; co'tton stock- was 'runwng a stumping outfit, on � � : I � .1 I The Exeter p`eo,�' Sow, S. Oudmore- sow littered in I ings, Mrs. Henry Creighion, Laura the tfarm, were destroyed. Mr. I t ! read-vmada . . . . I FURN ISH ple &d nut have, quite 1901, R. &a�ders, G' PP-n1ale. - . Ferguson; ivvool mitts, Miss N. Tom. BrowWs loss was $500. A set of hay- , ' In all the now editions te- . I . ll, . their Inqat luck , 'this year in the 'Tamworth$ -D. Douglas & Son Mrs. -R. Stevemon; ladles' silk mitts, n tolen from the stables � I 'Clothing . .. � 1NGS matter Wi weat'her. The f)irzt day took ,all ,t%e prizos in ihis. class. i commended by the minister E. �Ilanham, Mrs. H. Creighton; t weses W]% v,a,s, .8 P r e V i 0 u S. I I . i I I I -%yas all ,that could be desired, but the � I f ` - �__�_ � . � . . second da Bi-gs 1for Packilag-Be�t 3, R. Birch, of education of Ontario. men -3 wbol mitts, L. E. Day, Mrs. H. -Mrs. Ronald XfoLeod, of Galt, , I I y ,opened -cloudy and wet, T. P�,ior, D. Do�uglas &!Son. Creight:on; men'S wool,gloves, Mrs. aged 65, NV,he itbempt,ed to commit - and )very unpromising, although the I If you vant a Seholorship or a , Z, I � z Mternoon wa!w fair show weWLher, Diptoma-Pon, R. Birch, C. Har- a Gold Medal, buy your Cyellkht.on. Mrs. J. Tom; counter- suiciiie by taking a dose of Paris . - ; :But the� b -aa foren.on, - voy, D. Douglag & Son. . pane, k4itbed, Mrs. Hurdon, Miss N. green at her residience last Tb,lirsday, 0 ma . ny a . no doubt, kept Poultry -Light brabma.s, Carling books from I I . I . I ,Tom; counterpane, crochet, C. H,. died'tfrom the effects of the poison . - N I -13yos.,, G. Irwin; barred Plymouth Sanders, John Decker; coVn-terpane, in th,e hospita-1 at 5 eclook Saturday I P R OTEC T I � ,O ir� dLqtance,- as well as I . . I a (good many neaTer atband, at home. ,R6cks, A.' Bissett 1st and 2nd; buff Q 1EX,0 WINT10101 tufted, ffred Hoggtartb, Mrs. Creigh- mnrning. Deceased leaves a husband . . . o . But, 0spite this, there was a g*od coth-ins. G. �rwin Ist ana 2nd, part- A - INIL19 ton; �silk quilt, E. H. Fish, Laura but 4io obildren. � SXI%:Y-A- � show jand a fwir crowd,' the gate re- - ,W 7n_ Kgp--ARMX . j��_. � _ rich zoehins G. Irwin, A. Reit S]gAFORTH. Fergasop; patchwork quilt, cotton, -Duncan Ferguson, a fariner, I" - I h; IV . . T 08iPtS amounling to $467, and this, langahans, 'A. Reith- silver groi I E. axnham, Laura Ferguzon; patch!- ing inear Galt., met with a t3hocking � I . _. I , , " with -over. three hundred memberi,, Picture framing a Specialty, . - . i I dorkina, G. Irwin; lb�llaok breasted ) C) work quilt, cloth, Mrs. James Tom* accident .1ast Friday. While w-orking � - , . , - - "I -1 I eaek of whom wa,s $Ive,n three ti(319 red games, Carling Bros;'any variety - Thomas A. Glendenning; patobwoTk in 'his barn his band was taught in U� � I 1. � � �11 - ;atL4- There wds not such a large dis, games, Carling Bros; black xed game quilt, dog cabinp Miss N. Tom, Mrs. the g6aring of the windmill alid bad- � I_ I ! . Play of roots and vegetables as we bantamst A.'Re�ith; any variety ban- nie de Jerzi6y, T. Brock, Jr., T.Brook, James Mom; wool shawl, Mrs. H,. ly torn. He was unable to free him- .. - - . I . I � - . I . have Jsmn,; but 'the Aisplay of grain tams, Wm. Carter, G. Irwin; !iilver isr.; 03ur an de Anjou, Carling Bros., Creighton, Mabel Brook; patchwork self, and it was an hour before he . � I I 1. ; . NV&S very g9od. Friult made a very spangled haxnburgs, WI Carte O.A.K. McLeod; Bartlett, CarlAng Mra. 0. Creighton, Mrs. J. -White* was tound. He will likely lose his . I ii nice display, and dairy pr ucts were 'Reitb; r. A. Bros., J. Hunter. da-rning, Mrs. R. Taylor, Mrs. H' hand, the teiidons of two fingers be- � zod ,golden spangled hambu,rgs, . - I I well trepresented, while -' the display Plums. -Lombards, J. Houdan,-T. Cre;ighton, i I I . of ladlee work was la,rV mid varied W.' Carter; ilvio� pencilled ham- Brock, sr. ; ponXs seedlings, Carl- Tom, A,l buttonholes, 'fiss N. ing torn out completely from the. , - 1 1 1 . I burgs, ,W. 644rter, g6lden pencilled I wa Brook; Uble in a i s, Nall)le elbow. . .1 - i I In ,the 446ld the show of poultry was. hamburgs, ter; black bam- ing Broa. I I . . I � . . I -rge ; itthe W. Car . Brook,, Urs. John' WW4� , doylies, -Dert fflabey, 15 yeaxis old, second 11 I I � . unexpectedly Ja Bhow of burgs, 1W. Carter; houdans, W. Car- Grapes -Con cord, A. McPherson . Mrs. R. Stevenson, Nellie Cr,',Tbto,n; Son Of Mr.. S. R. Mabey, of Gximsby-t � 0 . ware, Rev. W. Martin,.F. Elog- pi ,. Stev- wa-A found . Aheep and p1gs light, but there was ter, A. Doi-th; W. C. B. polands, W. Dela - 'llow Isbams, E. H"ha=,-M ilead in his father's . - To. 19, Rev. W. Mar- enaon, tMiss P. Nott; h&nd iiag, M. ala�ughler4h-ous'e ebout I o'clock 81=- , a ivery good ,ahow of cattle, such Carter; or.ph1-n'gt,oa-.3,' )�en Makinis; arth ; Rogers Is - � . - tin ; Rqgors No. 4, Rev. W. MArtin ; Brook, Mrs. R. .Stevenson; laundr day aftermoon. - It is su I � well known herds -as -those of Messrs. . golden p6lands, G. Trwinlet and 2nd -0 I .Y pposed be � H-Sm.ith,.kJ-Alliaon-,. T.Shapton, John an- � Rogers No. 22, Carling Bros, ;1 any. bag, Mabel Brook Vm P. Xott I was taldimbing- up -the WiMERSS rope , I I?" y variety polands, G. Irwin Ist and other rvariety -of grape3, T Brock, pin . , I �. . . -Hunter,! Herbeft Crioh and others 2nd'; yv.hilte leghorns, W; Dawden, A, cushion, Mrs'. A Stevenson, N�' when the lost his hold axid 'fell, the I - � ' i � � . � .� being well repre36nted. In horses Relth%, lbrown loghoin% A, Reith; r.r., John Houdan; wineliall, Alex. Creight,04; 'sofa, pullow, Mrs. Stev- hook kEt 'the- low,& leud of the rope 11 'he light clames were np�t' so well I �) , - t .1 . white aeghorns, rose comb, W. Car. MoPheTson; 13h�Lmpion, Thos. Smale. enson, W&Ty Brethour, E. H. Fish I oatc'h�ag'him UnAer the!rhla, and dk,- . � - � � - � I .honey, photo (frame, Mra. R. Stovens6n, N. loo&ting (Us .neck. The maTU-of the . . but -th`06 wao a Y�ry-good sb 411 ; Ed. Maguire,' Ja.4. Bagshaw ; ,40ney i � I � ,represent'od as in some former' years , ter ; black Jaft, I -at and. 2nd G.Irw Misoellaneftm,-Collection of � . I r � I - i; , - . ow 112 � andaluslans, Thomas Brock ,Jr., Ist i eigbton; whisk holder, Mrs. H.'hook ,were plainly dtim - - 11� - -_ I all horses.' The ! Or rnable. I I �� V- I class" of heavy and 2nd: black spanlob, T. Brock, Jr., in ic,omia, B. Maguire, A. McP-berson; Creighton,, . Mary Brotbour ; screen, I -The �Provinolal �86crotary hat tak- I � 9 . � appeding- -oontests,afforded much in-' W. j. honl3y fin i4r, John Oke, J. Bagsbaw; Mrs,. j,o&n White; toilet rtioles,.,' on steps ,to ' . ,I ", ; Bowden; black min,oToas, G. a rollove'the jails through � 11 L J .. . tere-A as usual. collection of home-made wines, Mrs. Mies p. Nott, Mar Bretbour; iloy-t * out the Provinob of all-ininatest who I ;r,., The several.events , lrwinagt and 2nd ly r � A " . I .; silver. laced wyan- ,. I , * I. 1,; i � . �� . I,- �., I were well filled, the contests keen, &btev, W. Carter; w1hiteand golden Jamos tTtom, - Miss N. Tom. elty lip faucy work, MTs. R. fftovcn- I maY properly be cared for in* the I I I .... I .., t' -_,' .9, G. - Irwin ; buff wyan- American iWonder po. -son, E. H. Fi6h; bpedroom slippers, asylums for the � insane or kindrod I - �� ,.-,�%'Z ,,, ... and -,afforded much Interest to the , wyandobto V,eg<ftb1es,;_ - . � 1. ,..,,.- ., Wra. Sadler ; beauty -of Heb- :gellie Croight4>,6 I I I ." I . , MrA. R. Stev(;ison, f1istitutions. It is said that there . ", , - - ,.,��', . , 1!. . - . -onlookers. dri the whole . the show, dottes, W. C4rtei, E. Hanham; black taboes, , . ..'?.;,t�f-1'- -ron, W.Rivers, W. Sadler; Pearl of .1 . was a success although it was evi-! wyandotlbe�s,.-G. Irwin; red caps, W. child's dre,gs, Mrs. R. Stevenson, M. are about 60 lun-,,tits or idiots in the . I �i-;,;4_-'. dent ibbat every -departmexit suffer-, J. Bow I Savoy, f.r. Brook, sr., T. Brook, jr.; Brook; liadles' iinderclobbinjg I jails, but I - W ,�;, -1 turkeya, G. Ir- 0 1 - - . - ,�,-��;, 1.3 I *� white tur- Empire t8tatej T. Brock, isr., A. Me- K many of these way be sub- ,- - ., 3 den - I . ;;�, -i 1. . ed txoin the untayorable weather.! D o, � I !'so n'azne,,' H&nham, Mabel Brook; painting in jects rather ,for the Houses. of Re. ��, ;,. I L,;,iy " I win, D. I d son; I - ,�_A I- Ewen ; �Red Elephant, W. Rivers, W. Oi 1, Mrs. R. S te I I . I '.." -,f The following is the - lil9t Of " success- I keys W'. Q�rter ; 'any variety tur- �1. I �) , . .11' venson, Mrs. John fuge. Dr. Russell, "of Hattlilton, a -ad .- ." I . , I . .. I ) I- ,I�� . I . ; ful ,competitors: Sadler ;!Darmon No. 1, Wm. Sadler -, White; inva's outing or night shirt. Dr. Beemer, of Mimioo, .,44 � 1-1 I ! ' -keys: ,W. J. Bowden; Toulouse ,geese, h . .1. I . �� , . I �., I.;. - � .,. . � . I " ' aind son; Breman geese, . � Horses. -Heavy Draug1ht, -Brood D. DGUgl" Rural oNew Yorkers, T. Smale, W. E-.' Hauham, A. Hastings;, fancy at- , appointed to make the necessary in- . � . .. I � . I I I , mare, 1Wm. Kernick, J. E. Creory,! W. Carter; lany var�ety geese, A. Sadlier- any Other variety of po- gan, Mrs. R. Stevenson, E. 11anbam ' . ., . I p , ; � speotion. . . I , i . John Caldwell; foal, 1st and 2nd, J- ' Bilssebt; Pekin ducks, and Rouen . ta toes, 'Jobn - Decker, W. 'Bilvers ; tea ' John -Mr. John A. McAlpine, a" high- - A 41 , . I . - cosy, A. Hastings, Mrs. - I . . Caldwell,; filly or - ,gelding, 3 years . three Inew varileties of potatoes, Wm. -N,hito; Iside Ibogrd scarf, Mrs. Stev- 1Y esteem6d, resident of Glencoe, . I . . . . V I ducks, G. Irw"m'; any variety ducks, I - I 'old, W., J. Eldor, Cha,�. McAlldster, . Rivers ; winter, cab�bage, C Birney, enson, A. Hastings; handkerchi d I . I � .1 - G. Irwin; collection pigeons, A.Hoop- of$, N. 1passe away ion Tuesday, 13th inst., I �', � � - . . I filly or gelding,.2 : . "_ I w . P .1 . � Di x on & Son,s , or; jB�lgian , al�bits, L. E. Day, Jr., L. May, sr. -;'fall cabbw-ge, W: Sadler ; Creighton; handkerphief J)ox, Mary ; at 'his homi *an -that village. Mr. Mo. . I � I any variety rabbit'.3, ; llymrs pdld, Wm. Kernick, Ratcliffe: T. Brook, 11 blood fbevtls, G. E. Anderson, B. Band- Brethour, Nellie Creighton-; centre ' Ali�dihe iwas born in Mosa, about 60 . . I : � . � ' I Bros., Simon Hunter; filly or gold ' - I ers; globe beets, J. Ford, W. gad- . I . Overcoat protectio' is one, -kind of protection we believe - i T. iBro k, JrI guinea pfgz, A. Heo' piece, Mrs. R. Stevenson, N. Creigh- !, years ago, and was,widely And mast , . . A . ing 11 yoar� odd, Simon ll'u-nter, Dixon or -.. 0 � � . . p- let;. Isugar beets, F. Tribner, James ton; centre piece, any rk, Nellie'favorably known. not only ,in his 4 1 - I m. We farinish it to our customerS. We protect you from & 6ans,� Jobn Caldwell; teAm', E. C. 1 I Saunders; long mang.olds, 0. Birney, KS - . I I .Vir(hs tBred in 1 4-Ligbit brah- Croiglxton, Mrs. R. Ste- on; cro I native county, -but throughout -vves- rain and wind. from 46at and cold. � I i . RDIWns, �C. E. Hackney, J. R. POtter- [ m&s amd day� braMas, Goo. Irwin; L. Day, sr., R. Sanders; 1331-obe man- ojiet lace, E. H. Fish, Mxs, R. Steven- -tern Ontario. Besides his widow,wbo ' ' Y . � I I ! . 1. Agrlc�ltural,-Brood mare,. Sinion barred plymGdtib r6leks, Carling Bros. giolds, L. Day, ls-ri, L. E. Day, W. Sad- ,son; Irish point lace, crochet, Mrs.R. i was a daughter of .Mr. M I I Hunt 9ohn Craven, James Mo* ' � le,r; intermediate mangold,S, C. Bir- Stevenson, Mabel Brooks; crochet, Hensall, �m leaves a brother and two . KAn Roweliffe, John Craven, Ir ; - 13t and 2nd.; 1w-hRe plymouth rocks, ney, W. Sadler, R. Sanders; early work omd fancy brald combined, Al- 4, sisters. - . �� J- T. White, B. Maiins; !buff ro,Dks, E. l � we rotect your. Persoll Land-,c,a,, 'o Crown Lands De- � TV ; l I o ng 3, year� Heywood, D. rtleib; buff lochi 1.3 horn Icarrbts, R�v. W. Mart,in, John ma Brook, MrA. J. G. Stwibury, cro- �-The Ontari . , � P , � . ald, John Cialdwe � � in , i1ouden -, Nanteis carrots, W. Rivers, k I I ,11, R. Birob, J. H. ' 6het mrork in silk, Alma Brook, Mrs,: 'partment- recerPtly despatched a ran- . I Ai iftabth; silverr grey d,o,xki . , Geo. � . . ' � I i - Robinson; filly or gelding 2 years , Irwin i1st an4 2nd; b. b. red gam�., L. Day, Jr.; long,orango or red car- R. Stevenson; kn-itted lace, Laura ger to inspect the distriot'nortt � I you r . Ru rs' e., J old, W. R. Smillie, Wm. Morlock, J , John Coittle, T. Smale; white FergWon, Mrs. H. Croiglhton; point 3and weat of C)iaplea-q. ,O*n tile C. p. . . I � OaTling Bros. list and 2nd; b. b. red r4ts z I . i- . or yellow� field @arrofs, W. Rivers, lam,_,Mrs. R. Stevenson; Honfton R. He weporta that I;e discovered - . L I .. . � I i , � Delibrildge; filly ox gelding I year, game ban!tanv4, A. Re4th; a4y�other W � a . Each overcoat -we sell is a lasting advQrtilsement ifor us. old, J. If. Robinson, Wm. Essery, T., variety bantatws, G. Irwin I t and I I 18adl r.; sweet corn, H. E. Rues- lace, Mrs. R. Stevenson, Mrs, J. e of good agricultural land � , I I I � I Uo, n, M - James, Tom; Indian corn, Wh-ite; a3a, . � I 00,000 acres in 0,xtent. The. dh- I ,1 Shapton 4 Son; I-eam, A. RobinsDn,: 2nd; p.s. and $'.p. ihamburg§, W. Car- , ttvnbu-rg lace, Mrs. J. over 12 , � � - . Any man who has his eye out for V� inter I Overcoats, Emu j. RO,b,1n50-n, A. Sinclair., I . 'E. Han:ham, E. III T. Bro k, sr., P. Whitlock; musk. White, M 3i R. Stevenson; Brazili- tritt in %aestion surrounds Trout . I z ____ _.; . .1 I ter ; boundan4, - . - . rnips, an poi,)at I � Fish; 1w.c.b.. 0o.lands, W. Carier, T. P. ,,W,h it ok, R. Sanders, W. Rivers ; Stevenson; Utting, My . Michipicot-eii iyon coulftry. The ran. I isn'tKind to his best interests should not I.hiss Seeing our General Purpose -Brood mare, J . melons, W. Rivers, sweed tu I lace, E. H. Fish, Mrs. R. Lake, and is situated due east of the . I ) . Roweliffe, Wm. Dunsford, J. Row- i Wbite; 'orphijigtons, B. Mak'ns D . -s. R. Steven- � -1 I new styles-. Long or ,medium lengths, iind a size to fit cliffe; foal, J. Aowoliffe,p A. Hooper, - E[4itbe,ib; whi'te leghornst arii I any 1�v ty turnips, L. Day, sr., W. SO14, a.Hanham; dTawn thread work gler fr�pOrts that therb are from eil,ght - - s of as good Ian as . . L represen e'd in our line. ros � 7 �� Win. DunsfoTd; filly or geldiag 3 n'g ..Sadler, 1. E. Day; gumpkins, L. Day, fine, Nellie Creighton, Mrs. R. Stev- to Iten township d I , every shape ; every good fabric is t rs ,old,, John Hey, jr, W.- Father I B . i1st and I 2nd; brown le orns, �m-, OR. Stnder5;' cauliflower- L. Day, enson; &awn thread work, heavy, he dias eve'r seen In -the Provincie of , � I . ' - . I - � '. % I I yea _� A. Reltb; Wa(k jjav�� G. Irwi ; a�n_ sr., X,. X Day,; red oni<m.st 0. Bir Ontar4o. . z . I , . . - . � inglham� & Son; filly or gelding 2 � dalivalans, 1T. Brook, jr,, lat am x 2)id I - Alma Brook, - Mr,4. R. Stevenson; I � - � ' ney, N. Smale; wthitet or yellow on- sdr4 ,n, Mrs. J. White, Mrs. R. Stev me discovery ,was mad ' . . , I vears Old, John Hev Jr.,filly or -greld- 1,1.. 1� 1��, ,.3, rP 'n Ir - 4v v,,,, �e A grueso ' 0- . -, �: , V, . _, - =. � � - i - , 4�.;7� 7� - 1-9 :Y � " q � 11 � ,., -�� : , - � _�& *1 , .1 �1 - - . TX - � ., ,: , . � " - , - � R � i � _� -�, � . � - ; � - �. � - I . - 'A—M . - - . _ � , 1-1 � I -1, - , 1 . -i A � - - .- — �� I . - - - ...4" I . , ! � i % � -! _�� I " I ..; �; I L �� 7� . I - . I I - - , -, !_ 1-4 E. 2�z. 1, , - * . - - I - . . I :_ _ . - -7 - , -0 , - i , . '�f' t � � t - - L,y * i� c .4 - P�! , !11__"I ,__�` i, - - � , :��. w,� V1 __r1_T.� - .t C , �._, ;�,I, T 4 � �, - 1 - � I -f � -1 �. . I - :_4 -it , I � � : , : ..;-. . r." -,,- i ," - -, 141 i�:' _f_,: � � . - :2� 74 . R�l � _ , — � � -1 _-+,a7l . - . . I - I - - ;. i . 1�_ � I , - �,I. . 4 -1 __ =_ _� - . - - ; , r, � � �� . �_ - I . -, �� -A I I I CIA -1 . ; . - - - 0 I �, I It at Wat.erloo Sunday afternoon at . the � _�..11_ . � .. ;. � 1. uv1YT.Lcoazs zvt,ou, p-Lul ip'.LZI aiiLuf Ing J� year old, John 'Roweliffe, N.: manoxcas, w1lite, mi orcas, ions, C. Birney, W. Sadler; tomatoes, eA30n,; )oo-ronattion braid work, Mrs. I �� ;, __ I,: I �i , - -, � . - L I Day, zr., Rev. W. Martin ; celery, R. ,Ste*oason, 'Nellie Creigh ton ,- bead , home of an aged couple, Mr. and I � 1: , � . I i 'D. Elchard; ,team, T. E-1' A. ,Reltb - golden wyandottets, Xey � I . . ,_1 I Horton,: I � � fts. i � V: . 'i - . .� �' . I 11 _P�� I r%17- - Tma, I I n f. 1-7 r nil F I tn � 11andford, John Decker, W. J. Pym; , wood I buff -�vmndotties W. ' arter- G. E. Anderso)-a; citrons, R., Sanders, Work, Mrs. J.. White, Nelli'e Creigh- Alexander .4aniso-ho-tvski. The old I . .... " ". :g V�Luv V10 L M U i 0-� J I 0 1 Muir &, �Go.; parsnips, W.'Sadlor, J. t,on; 93erliqu.- wool work, E. H. Fis�b, man twas kound dead inbed, `haviug, . Sovereign Bank special, for best 1 EI H. Fis�b; r'd caps, W. J. owden ' i�, buy—the coats will do that. - -4 bl3avy lfiprge on the ground, � W.Xer- ronze- turkeys, &. Bis Cottle; Hubbar,d squash, G. E. An- Ja!s. Creech ; einbroidery in :silk, Mrs. I been ,dead for at leatgt six da.7 I The : � I � I let 4nd 2nd; .. - 11 3 . I , Garri,*,ge.-Brood mare, R. Chart- 1,,gptt; :White tu. ke_vs,, W. Carter; pmy dergon, P. Whitlock -, table squash, R. Stevens,on, E. 11aujam; omb,r<)iA_ couple bad been ,in very straitened . . -1 - 11�(] I L. iE. Day, 'L. Day, ,sr.,; colleodon ery in eo,tt*n, E. Hanih circumstances for several years and I *_--I am, Mrs. H. � ++ I. 1-1"+ i i ; i i i i !_ - �- era & Son; foal, W. Elliott, R, Chart- i ot,her Tvariety It urkeys, W. J. Bow- , , . � ,I - . ., vegetables,, G. E. Anderson, L. Day, Creighton; Roman work, Urs. H _f - . I � lers i& Bon, Paul.Madge; filly or geld-' den, Ist and 2nd; Bremen geese, W � I lat.ly Mx. J'anlschoNmm ki had been � . � . I F - . I � . o' .- sT., L. E. Day; special for squash, C. Creighton, Mrs. R. Stevenson; siDk in bed. -or the tast week or , . I.. t.ng 0 pears old, R.. Charters & SOuss' 6arter; any- I 'er variet, A � ap- - � illy -or gel4in' i ' I Birney. If -he old, lady, who is slightly de- , - Dew; P Y 6*�% T . Jothn Kent, D. . 9 Biz-Astt t -1, pliquio k-ambroldery, E. H. Fish, Mrs6 so � T 0 ,�SEE F - S . � I Tear old, Dew Brus.; team, Rowe' . �, jPokin ducks, G. r �",,';ter: Dair,y Produee—Five .pounds salt- ,R. Stevenson; -ribbon embroidery, mented, refused W admi,t alkyone . 17 1 i Brock", jr.; Ropen ducks, N7, z � , . 5�� . - single W. J. Bowden; Aylesbury du ks, W. ed butter, P. MoT,aggart, A. Case, Mrs. ,)R. St�`V�nson; Mount Mollick into ithe house. They had'ibedli sub- , -, J�� their very . �eat qdalifies, and. at very moderate & AtUnson, J. McKeej.thn H. car ' . Miss (P. Nott, J. Miners; ten pounds w,ork, Nellie'Creight-on, Mra. R.Stev- sisting On 6harity for some time. � In great quantity, to sc e furs i Ii. I . . rdage, P. M. Chesney, nter, Carter. . . e - r - the .1 - we have aR Wm. lWltzel., � salted butter, A. Case, -1. DeckA, R. en-.5on; Bulgaiian embroidery, M s.1 When the diiscovery -was made . Prices, we invite yon to look through our stock.' Fo, . . - � g Co� the men, -1. El- Implemenbs. Farm wagon Chat- Kydd, P. MoTaggart; five Pound, evenson'; body aras badly decomposed. ' , � �, ltts, -D� ed Wombat Coats, Roadsters—Brood mare, W. I— 11. Creighton, Mrs. R. St —Saturdgy ,m�)rninig � - - immense (ibantity of the Coon Coat,q, Black Do I y . a r,ing Company;, phae- rolls ior prints, R. Kydd, J. Miner's, n,etbing, 0. Timothy Cal . � ao,tt,.,J. Lawson; foal, J. Lawson, C, � I 11. Fls'h, Mrs. R. Steven- - A Wallaby Coats, BlaGk- Calf Coats, and ,, Dayman, ;R. Sandeys; filly or'gelding ton or mikadoi McLaughlin ar Co., F. McTaggc5t, Julia Triebner; Spec: sain; icrewel embroidery, E, Hanbifm, laglian, a yAmug farmer who lives - I � . , - I 1 3 �ywXs old, Alex. Buchanan, John I Wm. Gray & qb, ; top bug'13,�Y, 1,sL.and ial, most neatly atranged plate of Miss F. Nott; Queen Ann darning, east of Lindsay, in Emily, wns hitob'- I . 11 . , n ra, . ,� singte piano . �� I Delbridge, 1. Armstrong; filly or � . a twin plow. - � I gelding j2 years oldt John Decker, D. i boit cutt4, al�o Portlaad cu�ter,Mc_ Kydd; ioreamery butter, Winehelsea z_eUson; braiding. E. Hanham, Miss P. While the ivas up among the horses ; T,aughtin Car �Co-; heavy b0sleigh8, Creamery, A. Q. Bobier; phoese, N,O,tt; iwork by woman o ' 70 years arranting the check reins tbp, ani- - t z - MEN' . � Ver table butter, Fred Hoggerth, R. Mys. H. Creighton, Mrs. R. Stev- ing Ithree. -hor3es to - I FP OR WO Schnell.' J. McKee; filly oir geldin, ; i a Z: Ed.Treble; 6roA beam , J.Mur- � . � . I � � 11Wr �old, E. Jbry, Dickson & Sons,' privafe made, J. K. 'Wise, 3rd prize. of age, Mrs. J. W!hi,te, Gov. E. Andey- M413 took fright and ran away, Mr. . .11 � 11 i - � , i I I � M. J. Watsoa; team, J9hu Spa-rrow, � ray, Cozktsfhut� Plow a I ?, � �N elbarr ilt, son; "llectin of ladies' work, Mrs. Gallaghan KvA.5 -thrown down and 1. -i ake ies, � !row,'J. I' Curra�; gang plow, ry & -, nning; do- R. Steven! on, earfully mangled by the plDw,, One � . . quality and style a ined features which m our.range of lad ,O � . J. IK. Wd-w,, T. A. Glende 'S Miss X..Tom, Mrs. J. f :. re'the epmb er styles or any be I tter E. LButt.; single roa&ter, J. Me:r- Son, Clo6k9hud Plow Co.; A on har'- I _'� ; faurs attractive. 1 No city fdr store will show any bett ner, T, RLRsett, sr., T. Shipley; * I - M,CAUC cloth, Louis E. Day; Wool Tom; home made bread, � AdamA 00,,se, deep -flesh wound, seven inches long, .L _1 , - � I � qualities than ;ou' i`see'in ours. The only difference no.ticeable will be in the lady drAvex, Mrs. Win. Charters, W. rows, 'H"y Son; .tarnip pulper, flannel, Wiss P. Nott ; wool blankets, ,bIrs. John Allamson, John Decker; was on,ade in his hip, and a similar . ft- . I also lborse ho D. axw6ll & Son; R-� Y ,I Mi�m,P. Notti L..E. Day;holmie made worked ottoman, Miss N. Tom, Mrs. one in the - ealf of, his leg by the :i p4ces. Our prices are co�sidbrably lower, so we have been* told by people Witzel, John Decker; Sovereign 1st and J . !- � i I mpp I Tom. I -sed over his � 1. who have looked through Gity stockg, We want you to�'see. our Persia� Lamb Bank )special �or beat light hor.5e'on I woo den Pu .2 d - G. J. boxse blanket$, 0. H. -Sanders; wool- plow points; A wheel pas . -, ' - _ � Smallacombe'; cream tseParato-r, D. en (ya.rn, *Muir & Co., T. A, Glenden- Hemmed be -ad, and cauzed bleeding at the ml =) the-1groupds-, P. M. Chespey-' Cobbledick'; manure sprea er, R. - Ch-ildr,on's department, t - Jackets,, our Seal Jackets, our Bokarhan Lamb-Jackets� 9�r Astrachan Jack-' -cattle—Thoroughfhred Durham — i Plow 00. ning; sewing machine, Williams handkerchiefs, Mrs. D. Mack, G. ears. Besides, he received suoli.serl- & i- - , , ulder and ha d, YOU must see Our Aged ioow, Jobn Hunter, J. a - I Murphy, Paris Manf. Co- Izt and 2nd; oTga,n, Do- Manson; darned socks, R. xydd, Mrs. ,ous internal iniuri4e$ as to make his . .� -P. ets, and a.11 other small furs for neck, sh') n nd W. I � Furs, or you'll miss seeingthe best, Pric6s will be found'easy.for such fine, Allison, John Hunter; 3 year old cow Grain and Seads—WhiLe fa 1 wheat, minion Organ Co.; parlor furniture, D, Miack; oro.aet work in cottgn recovery xloubtf ul I . 1_., . �t � By ed fall Rowe & Atkinson, W. C. Hucaston; Mrs. tD. Mack Ist and 2nd; croeb ' , 7- I � . , C. fE. Hackney, John Hunter, Wm. I J. K. Wise, 31, e�hour ; e� --�,Tht Militia Department of the - � � x-eliable f ars., . I I -1 eat, -J. K. Wdise, i Alex. cEwen; bedroom furniture, W. C. Hueaftpi I Dominion will shortly issue an -order __ � DunsfoTd , C year old h-pifer, C. E. Wh U, work ha wool, R. Kydd, Mro. DI I rif, t� ' : I Mr-th the terms and con*w 7t - Hackney, H. Smith, J. - and W. Alli- lspring - tWheat, M, irethou , J. 1K. Rowp & Atkinson; stuffed birds, A. Mack ; dressed� doll, Farmer Bros,, � setting A� = . 4: ,� NOWS THE T1 EM � Ing w hea t F M. rethour, McPhorSotja; fine salt, David Mill; "Ils ieldb,hes, Farmer 13ros.'; p1n � dA.tion+ on which increased pay is 1 14 - . I son;. a year bld -heifer, John Hunter, , Wise; RPri - � I � - � �, I - I � � . ,owed barle , Michael packing tsalt, David Mill; factory r*'s J,-'. . . . .. I H,erbert Orlob, C. Hackney; �eifer Wise; Isix I 'Y cu�ghion, Mrs. D. Mack, Farmer B .; i granted to tibe militia. A newly on-- I" . � _; �, -� +++++++++++++++++++++++* * I Brothour, 'J'. ]�. Wise,; t o rowed Viade quilt, factory tweeds, factory fanoy Aarning, Lily Rowe. I listed militia man who turns out to I , - - I ++ : . calf, H.. Smith; Ist, 2nd and 3rd; bull ... , I . � � I I . I , . IL, barley and large oats, J. I Wise, flannel, faotox blankets, Muir & JuaW46- camp will start at 50 cents a dv, Ll ' ' Y . z � calf, H. Smitli, H. Crich,: H. Simi th P I � ' '?I � - I M,Brethour; 100111mon oats, .Broth- CL,d.; 1tweeds, W. W.'Taman; single Heavy Harses.—T. 11obertson, Ild-, and by good conduct at the eX14 of 1:_f I ,. - herd, H. Smith, John Aunter. . Ll - The -Underwear Pr b 1'e m - . I H. s, M. Bretb ur, JK- harness, George Eacrett 1st and 2nd; e-rtojn; Wm. Mossop, St. Marys; John j three years W1111 bk� entitled to $1 a 74" . Grades—Aged 1cow, P. Hunter, , our; black o4 . � i - = . � ; Elwoythy, �,. HodgeTt; 3 year old I Wdse; �timothyl seed, M. Bretbour,eJ. double liarrie,.,_�q, - G. E acret t,; cured Coursay, Leury. I I day. A ff-olunteer 'at present in the -1 4 I I Al I . .Ls no doubt prezisroa, its Claim immediate co�aideration. We have en, ham, -Mrs. Jagep � ea. has yp r 1.: 1) If I MOBN��, . Tom, Miss N. Tom; Light Horses--_J,J,ob4e-rt 'Wilson, S - I ,,orm who , a record of two -a e � - r -1 - � f3 upon your ,ow, p. Hun�tey, Wm. Westoott, H. K. Wise; flax! seed, Alex isa , f K - I i .,- arket. The advice of all those who have tried i M, Bretbour; I white bean), LOV' assortni,ent- of * cured meats, t5hos. forth; �B. Aubry, Montreal. ' , good servi" will -start at 90 cents, I the best and cheapelit in the m Smith; 2 year Old heifer, T. Shap. . ! * ' i,4,�j . 1, us 15t, and 2nd,;'as�ortm'ent of Cattle—Keith Lee, St. Marys; W. i!� _. . I � i - - . I . I I ton & Sons, H. Elworthy, T. Sbap.- YeTg -on, X. �3ret;bour ; ol ver seed, Prior , and by continued good conduct will i � it is I I I ton & Sons; I year old heifer, W. M. Brethour, I K. Wise; 30116otiOn uph,olstery, LRowe &, Atkinson,. W. C. Pridliam, Fullarton; .Toz(T,h Atkin- soon earn $1 per day. Officers get -1 I I . 1- i` � 1,et, 1pay increased as well as the - G ' into 11 a Suit of Stanfield's ,L, . K. Wise, I [I Broth- I t j, lr Westoott, H.-t_glwort1hy 2nd and 8rd: grain in ea Hueston'; tailors goods and furtish- 13o,n, (ruokeramita. I 9. , - _J A . *1� -�v;-n John llowe' W. W qp.�O" , .0� 4-- _+ f ,wr. T_ ,""I'l- 4- The pay fi the several rt—b-sm I - � e I l 6_1 -AIr I men. . I . - - � � � 1. . j J � w I I F - � - F r I V 1� .0 I 0 I vx, 5'. %:.,L 0, P � W�--! "r. , J , ,- : heRer calf,-UShapton & Son Ist and 0,11 # 6�p 0 Ill bileep- I - ,%ed as follows: Colonel � � - #"I -� Kernick; i�pel s, 'Alex- McEweln, It. penteT work, Bass & Taylgr;'fbaker's H, Nell, Luoan. will be mL ,__ __ .1 . All -wool ; does not irritate' the most sensitive, Smooth 4i silk, POsitiv61Y Wi)l -2nd; isteer calf, A. It6oper, T. Shap- '.. - - "I - ,,,, . ; . f rom $4.86 to $5 per Mom, major V . ,*� I � Bretbour; larg.e, and small Mas, J. broad, W. Statham. Pigs, -George Green, Mitchell; J, I . 1-11 , - 11- � es.� , ton &'gon.- I � 1 -_4, not shrink, light weight or heavy Weight, lowe,t Pric 11 jerseys -Best cow, T. Prior,'T. e Fin'o Arts -Figure in oll, Mrs. J. Shepherd, Hensaff. from 06.90 to $4, ea-pit&W from V2,80 -.?- i.- ,�il,i,l � 0 . I - � I I � � 11 � , I . .. grain gri to $3, Lieutenant from *1.158 -�-,o $2, I , ,It- C . � I - . - Brock, jr.; 2 year old heifer, T.ibest ddsplay a Vfhite, Xrj. R. Stephenson; fruit or Ponitry-Wm. McNeil, London. I - 11 .� -11 . - 0 - - - - Brock, jr., 1. Armstrong; I year old; farmer En Sou --Htiron, 1. K., Wi.90- floweTp in oil, Mrs. J. White, Mrs.. Implements -John Stewart,- Win-: provisional aieutenant from .$.1.28 to � . I I I I - _4 I . , St . , . --Froduct% Ap, � . � _ . T Armstro 4 " It. iStepbexwn; water color, land- chel,3ea: Fred Hess, Zurich;.,D. Mo-: $1-50- , i, � - 'A s � �heibeT, W. Br&k, Jr., ng; Harticul tur - nles- . � I , --A fi -1 amk Trid ner, Ju- I �[ � , heifer calf, T. Prior, .T*. Brock, Jr.; I Winter apple% Fr a scape, Mrs. N. D. Hurden, Weekes Marty, St. Marys. I -The opening of the regular ses-' ., 7 �A , z�_ I 5, , 11 �! owa 5 bull calf, T. Brock, Jr., ,T. Brock, sr. i lia Triobner; fall 6pples, Julia Trie- Bms.; water color, figure, Weekes Dairy and Manufaptures,-E. Ran- � 31 -On Of th ,Normal school in Toron- �_ � � _,i ; � a to the ott,2er day was notable f r two t; � q� -1 - I . �� -n Grei . � . rear old, I bner, Frank Tr;1ebner;; 12 -4inter ap- DT10S.; Sepia painting, Weekes Bros.; E�Ie, Hen-sall; Chas. 2wicker, Credit- 0 Q i , Polled Angus -Heifer, 2 3 I " . 11 A4 ! . county scenery, J. Senior -, � reasons. First because the pupils _,P�14 - - , , . I I ples, James ylog d Criebner; Hbr#n on. I ; e 11 . Wm. Ford. 1; ... 41 i� 1 It - I �p Julia ' f - 9 I' Butchers Ca�ttle_,Steor, 2 year old f ples, R, Yellow, pyrography.. Weekes Bros., ist and Roobv land Vegetables, -B. Hog- t on ,record, I - I A i I .1. , . of whom no fiewer than '139 ake fe- I � ,t�_ ,-1 � � I � �� I Johnson Bros. Old Stand, J. & W. Allis'm, .Thomas Shapton &'Wm. Wood; hode Island greeninigs, 2nd; pencil sketch, Weekes Bros., aTtb, Heasall; W, Hazl,ewo,od, JKirk- :1111- � _� � 2 . j'i#-:-q I I , Wegtwtt ; yearling steer,' G.A. K. Me d, S. .Sanders; ,-North- Mrs. R. Steplonson; collection of ton, . . males, a complete reversion of con- �� - F- -1 , : I . i . son, W � E. Maguire; photographs, ph�6tographs, photo- ffortiitultural Products, -F. Met- ditiGns which existed up -to a few IL? - :1 I T. Shapton & Sons, Paul Madge, J. i era i3pies, M. I Salter, � - � . . I .4 -POTZM-E�E�,_, i .. 0 on n a ea -9 ago, and secondly, because the � �, ��__--!� I i Smi'AL, 4 . & W. Allt3m, fat cow or heifer, ' Roxboro TUSSetS, S. Ban ' s. Mrs. ',,graphic views, J. Senior; pen and ealfe,;Blyth I D. A. Cantel - , He is 11. y r 1 !,77� _. -, " . � .� � - . I opening cemmony was held in th . '� - I i � I � � , . , . Wm. Ford, T. Shapton& Sons; export I N. D. Hurdonl; ,spitzenburgs, Alex. ink isketoh, Mrs. R. Stephenson, 2nd. Grain and Seeds, -.T. MoNevin, Kip- e "� ,_ A . . L� � - ocked Motbing, H t and Shirt store ",,.1st a I I a ik Trieb- Misoellaneous-Hair dressers work � splendid new ,.,, auditorium ,of Lb 1.4 � The largest. and beFA st . nd 2nd H. Smith. n; IB lawins, Pr w -n; 1Wm.- Harding, Exeter. ter, school, which, with the other, i m e ! i A � . . Bank for I -nMe0TP,hRer$YO . sh- B. E. Fish; collection .coins, G. E. Fine Wrts,-R. B. Samwell, Exe , - _. - in Western Ontario. . spocial,-By Sovereign ellow ; . sno w apple , J. Fi I 11 . I ovennents made in the building, � � t I breeding cow or heifer, H. Smith. I er, Frank Triebner;� grav : teins, L. Anderson Ist and 2nd; collectin of Ladies' Work,-Mrso D. Link, Cred- pr I 7- . I Ra: 0 ill jertable the institution to be __n, 11,- '' � — Sheep - Southdowns - A. Telfer,. E. Day; fall pippins, Julia Triebmer, stamps, G. 9. Anderson, 1st and 2nd; iten; Mris. X. t liffe, U,4borne I ;- wi a I - . , — __ � class. Dr.'Amos;'ool' D. Hur�- china painting, Mrs. W. J. Heaman, Mrs. 0. Douglas, Exetev_.' . still more useful faefor in the e4- __ . took '11 the prizes in this I . "rts, Mrs. N. � 1. ucarional work of the Province than . - I . _. I I a , , rt Wssett; Ki g."of Tomp- 1A and 2nd. . *�-- - i ��to Manitoba and Oanadian shrolyAhlredowns-Aged ram, A., doii, Albe a I was possible'in the smaller t - I Harvest ExCursior - .Duncan I sbearling r . am, Wm. Hoy,' kins, S. Cudmore, .Wm. Wo d Alex- Flowers -Foliage 1plants, gerani- I _ uildinif - ; ; Gan4da- ! . 7 � z ).'i . -The .-Earl of Dund as c, �_ I . ' - A ram lamb, A. Telfer, W. anders, Jas. Sanders, -Robit. Sanders'; u= in flovyer, John Cottle, collec- . ' .onald If om. - I - I - I - - � ! , I Duncan,; . lGovernment ha 1-1 � � ' I -1 - I I - . ca ana.da tred, Alex. McPherson - � ... � � � "s, - -beirs of Creighton Lodge, his late �� I NORTHWEST . Hoy; jawe, A.Dun n, W.Rqy. ahear-/, , M. tion of floweis in pots.' W. M. -Har- -The Dominioa , .1 ve pleted khe puTohase from the Clark ' T I � . . . y'lat and Znd; ewe Broth '� fixed Thanksgiving Day for Thurs � I � Railway. iSept. 27. ling ewe, W. Ho .our; T1b%,,on pippins, L. E-Dayt burn; dahlias, standard, John Cottlelt r 17th. Last year it beautiful residence, a:4joining Rideau I -_ .Via Canadian Pacift, ' lamb, W.- Hoy 1st and 2ad--pen, W. Tho -3. Smale; wagners, "M. I Salt%ri Mrs. J. A. Ste�vart;.dabflas, �bou- day, Novembe - I �1.1 - . I . I I . I . I wart, A. - wa's in the mon tbof ' 010tolrer, but the Hall in Ottawa. The place will �_ 34ppins, quet, Mrs. 3, At Ste East- � -1 winnipeg and Lleturn, I I I . , � I , smog. 11ay, A...Dunoan. �,F11� i Alex. McEwen; grimes 9. I to does pb .. I . I i I I - �D� G. Penhale,' Julia Triebner, F. Triebrier; ni * erman earlier Kla . tprove satisf ac- henceforth be known as Cochrane .1 - - ! $32.25 aid- ings; Pansies, John Cottle; G i � Aloosomiu and return, I I . I Lincoina-Aged i -d - . 41 - - 11 . I 6, John ,Cottle, Mrs. John torY. Lodgp. The property comprises 20 - . I - . I; . $84 fOO T. Sha ton; shearling ram, G. Pen- ,en's blush, R. Sanders, F. Triebner; aster ' I - .4 moogeiaw an,i retnrn, I p -Rev. Dr. Armitrong .Black, wh M -_ - -1, _ � - � .4- I , I f �i � I o aore�i of grounds, mostly wooded, and - I _: , . : . I $86.00 G. Penhale Ist and golden trussets, J. Decker J. Fish- White; tben -,veeks' stock, John Cot- �ff 1- � � .4 1 Prinoe KIbert and return, I I i balls; [ram lamb,, Huejton ; verbenas, Jobia has ibeen pastor of St. Andrew's Pres - additions and improvements to the Y, - I � . . . I : I I .. - . -, � . , $40 50 ... we, Thomas Shapton, G. Pen- er; Ben Davis, J. Ford, F.) riebner; t1e, 'H. E. tunixs, double, John Cot- byte'rian chure -1,e proceeded with al- -1 � , _i� . � : , SM -50 2nd; f. pe h, Toronto, for the residence wit! 1, f i - � I I I I I h4le;,shearling ewe, G. Penhale, T. Ontario, S. Cudmoro; wealthy, Fred Cottle ; .- *I- , I - - .. Edmonton arA return, % past -five yea -m, has resigned with most immediately.,� Tiord Dundo'nald - - - o n Cottle; - . � _i � and return I I I $31.50 Shabton -, ewe lamb, G. Penhale Ist Ragarth, R. Sanderg; Du bess Old- tle; iphlox dx-ommondi, J h - I . _� . � .1 - . __ _. � - � z Brandon, Sourls, Delorv,dne I I - I � . -, � and 2nd. enburg, F. Tripbner, Julia Triebner; gladiola4, Dr. Amos, Mrs. J. G. Stan- the intention -of r6turning to Scot- is an ardent sportsman, but owing _._�� I * - - I � Mte., Etc. flood for two mouths. 143.05 to V..neouver, Victoria, etc., good going to and 2nd; pen, G. Penhale Ist ry; la4d, to his earoc-_,f and devoted attention _'. '. � tll � ation apply to Greig - and Stewart, bhe Laioagters-Robert Bell took all 13tenheam plpp�ns, A. McP eTson, F. bu I Zenulas. six varieties, John � . �, 0(3to ' '16th. - For Tickets and full Inform t, W. tle; basket of cut flowers, Mrs. _�-A: itire bectirred ju.st east of to ibi's work during his two years' .. I � I ber . 2 ivers, T. Gat - .7 - zI I Have an agent a ticket when you travel the prizez in this class. Triebner; Itall6wate. a . � _11R . ,he Canadian Pocifio RailwaY# i . . annuals in Brougham, zarly Saturday morning � -stAy in Cinada ht was unable to visit . . auents for t - . � - Fat Agh -Fat ewe, Wm. HOY, A. Smale' . I G. lgamwello. Dr. Amm; . �.l - 0 .1 i q � I - � Cop ; table by wbich the new barn and outbul d- the -hunting grounds. It is with- . ,1; - -��. . � , . . I , - A ; v?a C. �. -R I - � pea I beauty; �as. Bag- bloom, Dr. 'Amos, Sohn Cottle V � . . Telfer. . ra-Flemisla I ;; _- . �W�� Pigs-YaTkahire-Boar, 12 year 'old, %haw, A. Mokw,en -, Duchoos of An. bouquet, Ed. Treble. I ings of Jamess Hogie# Springdale in the bnunds of possibility, howev- . � - %� I '�___,.Al I - k - - . � ' B .Ladles' lWork-Rag carpet, woollen Farm, twere compl6tely destroyed. -er, that he may return -to Canada �;; ,_ 4 � TEWART, Agents , ours I I— - GREMA"k & S -Bir-oh; il year old boar, C.Harvey; Jouline, J. Gill� A, M3Ph I � A - � - - had been. completed this ifall to have some deor 'hunting, - . I � I . : uders; warp, Miss P. Nott; rag oarpe .. ; boar -Uttered in 1904, R. BiratL, R. Clairgean, A. MoPh`G1r301n[7,.T,,na' t. oot- The Ithreabing � J � the day -before, and 1,500 at event will not take p4_y4_ 1i -.1 . .� . � . w - (). p. R. Ticket, Telegraph and Dominion Ex�ress Agents. , waTp, P. 'Whitlock; rag r4at, busbels of but in tb " " . � Deftidge; 2 year old sow, R. Birch,' Clapplt3 favorite, Carling B os. - Shel- ton parsons; grain was in the barn.. Some cattle in politics should the elgetions come - � .., I . 0. Harvey, 2nd,�,,,4,ud 3rd; I year old. . don, Dr. Amos, Ai M-o,E* n ; East hooked, J. Miners, Mrs. J. destroyed, together on. f ; . . �. '3wart, ard go with the 4owd. 7 'a ., . � - � "I a 4 2nd, C. Har - Reurre, W. V�oPherson; L uis Bon-.iag mat, "wed, Mrs. J. Tom, ICss and begs were Buy your ticket from Greig & . Stf � sow, R. Birch I i �t . q � � r i I - t i � : . ...... . I i . � . .. I . I I . . - i . .. . 4 1 � � - I t I . - � � . � . . � - 11 -_ I i � � � .1 I - c; I I � � i b . I - I � . . . . . � . ; . I I I . I I I � A . . el . . . . ��, I � : � , , I - , I . I . . I . I - �zl I � . . - z .. �:, . . . I i I , � W_ 4 � . . I � I � I . . I . � . I . i . I � I i i I I - . I . . I . . o . . - j -_ . - � .. . .1 . � .. _ .,-_____ - __._.,_.__ ..... . ...... -�.,,-,,--,-�--,,-.�--,-.,.--.--,,,--,,,�--�--.-------,-.---- ; _____i___1_.___ - ___ _j