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TO RENTet-To
elCillop, 100 acres in
of yeam. Apply
O1jtOW BITS., Se11ortb 1006atf
To Las...The undereIgned- will rent his farrn
the Lake Shore to agood tenant for a Winter,
five years. The farm combats of 210 adores et get%
Yana, needy all under culthettion and in- good .con
ditto% For fall terms and partielliara aPP13r at awn
DANIEL SMITH, St. Joseph. P. O. 19814f
C° iriOrre.on FOR S tf.,R-A:ststry end- a half beak
cottage in Harptirliey. The house is twitted with
furnece and hes %frame kitchen end woodshed at -
tooted. There it a good Well, good etable and hen
Muse on the property., There are 3 1.5 acres (Aland.
Apply on the prembles, FRANCES FOWLER.
2000-tf
ROFITABLE INVISSTMEMTS. I can lend
j. money on improved quarter seetions of 160
area eacb. at from 81 to 10;,a, per ennui% Only iirsb
mortgneeee taken. Atuiple security given. Torrens
'Title System is perfect. From POO up can be lent
en Janne worth from 41,000 to $2,001. For further
particulars write to me, J. A. JACKSON, Barris-
ter, etc., Formica, Alberta. ' 195041
"L""IARIE FOR SAL -Tho subscriber offers for sale
his farm of 103 acres, being lot 31, 8rd conees.
- -.anion, 1.1. R. S. TuciccesmitliAU cleared and Under
., !cultivation except 3 nares, all hat'18 acres in gress.
- Frame bowie, bank barn, hay barn and other out,
, buildings, bearing orchard, good water, schoolhouse
" On thepremiees. It is withm six miles of Seaforbh
ssel five trom Clinton. Will be sold on easy terms.
WILITFIF,LD ostOrr, Clinton P. O. 2000-x8tf
1DE8IDEN0R FOR SALE. -The comfortable and
-Lae oommodious new reektence of the undersigned
-en North Mein street is for We. There le a. splendid
drg cement cellar., a parlor, Sitting toms, dining
room and kitehen downstairs and four bed.roones up-
ittatm„ together with patitriee andelosete. Softevater
*totem inside and rt. thatallass well. The house has
only been occupied about two years and will be sold
cheap ana on ea ey terms. Anply to the proprietor,
J. TYERMAN, or to- JOHN BEATTIE, Seaferbh.
ANANIAON
TJOUSE FOR SALE. --For tale, a story -and -a -half
house in flarpurh-ey, just outside the oorpor-
ation of Seaforth. There are nine rooms, and weed '
Food and coel shed in conneation, ale° hard and sett
water in the house. Thore are'll ares of, land, with
bo. small and large frui of the best varieties, also
stable for emir and horse and hen house for about 50
hens. The house has been reeentiy painted and pap -
oared and is in tirat-chtse conkteon and would be a
very suitable home for a retired farmer. For further
particulars apply to MRS. S. .T. HUGIT,t,, or to
MRS. ABRAHAM suoiLL, Seaforth P. 0.
2011x16.
_ .
UM FOR SALE. -For sale, Lot 8, 'Concession 3,
1. L. R. Se Tuekersinith, containing 100 acres, of
which 9 acres is good hardwood bush. The balance
well fenced, tile drained and In first-class condition.
There are two good barns, one a bank barn 86 x 78 it.
with stone stabling underneath and the other 66 x
46
ft,, and a ccurifortablo frame 'house, three good
wells and a never failing spring at the rear of the lot,
and a good bearing orahard. The ploughing ie
done and 14 sores of fall wheat. It is within two
miles of the flourishing village of Hensel' and within
halt a mile of itscshool house. Apply on the premises
sr to 3, CALDWELL, Hensalt P. 0, 19874f
VAital FOR SALE. -For slue, Lot 24t Concession 2,
Stanley, containing 100 aores. Ninety acme are
cleared and in a good state of cultivation there ate
Itt acres of good hardwood. bush. The farm is all
underdrained and well fenced. There is a two-
storey brick house with slate roof, a first-elass fa.rin
house. Bank barn, 401t, x 801t., cement silo, pigpen,
driving- house: Thu% are two never -failing wells,
end an core of orchard. and small fruit. This excellent
farm is three miles from BrucelleId and five miles
from Clinton, with good gravel roads. For further
particulam apply on the premises or tatclressALBERT
Nam, Clinton P. 0 194841
PR'
S FOR SALE -100 acres, Lot 3, Concession
6; H. R. S.; Tuekersmith, Huron County, all
seeded to grass. , except 15 acres of bush. Frame_
house. orchard, 2 good wells, land and bush the best.
Also West bait of Lot 6, Concession 4,dauskersinith,
50 acres, , school on corner, Beedield river crossing it.
On this place there is a bank barn, brick house,
work -shop, driving house, pig and hen holm, Yamig'
bearing orchard with handsome shade trees, 2 wells,
water first class,. The buildings are new and up-to-
date and the land in the hest coupition. I good lo -
dime 3 miles from Seaforth on a good road. These
farms are offered for sate together or separately. If
ot sold soon may be offered for rent. Apply to
JOHN SPROAT, Egmondville P. Or, Ont. 1996 -ti
GOOD FAFOR FOE SALE. -For sale cheap and on
easy tares, Lot 25, Concession 4, MoKillop.
This teem contains 974acres, all cIerited and in fine
-conditiontray acres, are seeded to grass, six or
seven in fall wheat and the rest all ploughed and.
ready for spring orop. There is a tine spring for
Watering the stock close to the buildings, a good
brick house, two Large barns, one with good stabling
underneath, also lenge stable and implement house
ittid a large orchard. It is within e. mile rind a half
of the Town of Sc -earth. If riot sold, will be 'eased
for a term of years, , Apply to the undersigned, box
192, Seaforth P. O., ROBERT GOVENLOOK.
11101-tf _
WARM FOR SALE -For sale, Lot 5, Concession 141
Hada eontaining 120 acres. The farm is al,
- cleared and in a high state of cultivation. It is well
4 -drained and well fenced. There lea large two-storey
brioa house witle woodshed and kitchen. There is a
largebank tarn and tsvo smaller barns and driving
stied. Two good orchards. There are two never
tailing springs on the farm, which inake it an excel-
lent one for either stock dr cropphig. There is also
spinet) at the barn, with windmill. Tide excellent
farm is two mites from Harlot& P. O., four mile
from Blyth. Terms to suit purchaser as the prop-
rietress wishes to leave the 'fann. and, If not sold,
will be rented, This is the farm of the late Joan
Mlle- For farther particulars &poly on the premised
lir address, Ilarlock P. Q., MRS. JOHN MILLS.
2014xtr
TIARM roa SALE. -For sale, Lot SS, Cencession
1 7, in the Township of Hay, 100 acres; 80 acres
under first•olass cultivation and ureferdrained and
tem balance pastureland. On the premieee there is
a. large bank barn, 62 x 64, with stonestabling under-
neath and an erch root house under the drive -way,
x 22, and a good cement floor in the stable and root
bouse. There Is a driving shed, 20 x 86, and a build-
ing, 18 x 40, for hogs and hens, and a _large .briek
house anclaritehen and a. large woodahed and summer
kitchen. Hard and soft water convenient to Voth•
house and barn. Everything is in good reaair. It
Is situated 4 melee from Kippen station and six miles
frOrn neutral', half a mile from two churches and
post office and general store and one mile ftom
school house. There is a good bearing orchard. For
further particulars apply to E. .L TROYER, Hills
Green I'. 0., Ontario. 2016-8
00 ACRE -FAR31 FOR SALE. -The tinders/a-ti-
ed offers for gale that most desirable prop-.
'arty known as Lot 6, Concession 1, Township- of
Itlanehard, Perth County. There are, on the prem-
ises, a good brick house 32 x 24, with kitchen attach-
ed, Iftsx..2e. both in good, repair; a large bank barn,
70 x 70, with gooll stone sra,bline underneath ; one
first-class cement silo, 12 x 37, and other useful
buildings. The farm is well watered, both in front
and in the rear arid is adapted both for grain aid
stock raising and is in a high state of cultivatioh,
which is v ell known from the fact that the propriet-
or has resided thereon for nearly fifty yeses, being
one of the most successful farmers in the township.
It is centrally located, being near both church and
school, and within easy reach of it good•market. For
further particulars address JOHN SUTHERLAND,
ICirkton P. 0. 9.909-tf
FOR SALE. -An excellent building Jot, containing
three-quarters of PM acre of land, part of the
Mealann property, Fermi/thane, opposite the recre-
ation grounds, all ready far building. There is a
good fence all 1-0111111 the land, a good hard Neaten
well, the cellar is dug out and a drain all round it,
also a, drain from it. There are about 17 thousand
of kiln run brick. The brick can be bought separate-
ly if desired. There are abicee number of loadof
sand and grevel and eneugh done, to build a founds. -
tion for a large house. This property will b i sold
cheap, asethe Little cannot drive the Bayfleal -and
worth stage and live in Egmonville and would like,
to dispose of' his property there. Any persoe desiring
to buy that property may learn all particulars from
R. S. HAYS, Seaforth. or II. LITTLE, Bayfield. -
2001x4t1
"MARX FOR SALE. -For sale Lot 29, on tbe Oth
...aa Concession of Fribbert, containing 100 acres, all
in a good ewe of cultivation. There is on the prem-
ises a brick house with brick kitchen and a good cel-
ls._ There is also a large bank barn, GO x 40, and a
ean-to of 12 feet, with stone stabling underneeth.
Also a shed, 80 x 30, and a, driving home with evary-
thing complete. There are three never -failing wells
,kOP the premises, there is also a large orchard and
good garden. There are 10 acres of fall wheat sown
and there are 40 armee seeded down. Either suitable
for hay or pasture. All the fell ploughing is done.
The farm -is well underdmined with tile and well
fenced with wire fences. It is in a good locality, be -
!rig situated two -and -a -half miles froni Chiselhurst
where there is a post office and two churches, Meth.
odist and Presbyterian, 8 miles from Seaforth, and
there is a godd gravel road running past the farm. Ib
is in good condition and will be sold on reaeonable
terms as the proprietor wishes to retire. For further
partierdare apply on the premises or, to CHARLES
ABERHART, Staffs P. 0,, Ontarie. 1 tf
latOOD FARM -FOR SALE. -For sale, Lot 2, Cort
cession 12, IL It. S., Tuckersmith, eont ining
100 acres. This farm is well fenced and thoreughly
and systematically underdrained, and, havisg been
kept in a high state of cultivation, isadmitterily, one
ef the most productive farms in the township.
There is a first class fmme house with kitghen and
woodshed, and equipped with cistern and other mod-
ern conveniences-. There are two good bank Items
and other itp-to-date out -buildings. There isa Rood
bearing orchard and also a- new orchard of welt se-
leoted fruit trees. There are two never failing wells,
the one at the house and the other at the barn.
This faren is most desirably eituated, beim+ three
mires from the prosperous village Of Hensall and one
quarter of a. trifle from Chiselhurst, where there are
two churches, a store, post ofect and blacksmith
strop. As the proprietor is in poor health, it will be
sold on reasonable terms, when one half of the pur-
elease money, or more, if necessary, may remain on
the farm at a reasonable rate of interest. For fu.r-
tiler pertiouiare apply on the preratees ler to ROBERT
NEWELL Chiselhurst P. 0. 20094
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breath irritates it;---theSe
are features of a throat
cough.. They're very de-
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ture won't cure them.
You want something that
will heal the inflamed ,
membranes, enrich the
blood and tone up the
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Scott's Emulsion
is justsuch a remedy.
It has wonderful
and nourishing power.
Removes the cause of
the cough and the whole
system is given new -
strength and vigor
Send/or free sample
SCOTT & BOWNE,'Cbemirii
Toronto, Ont.
oc. tf.r.00. 4111 druggists
,irmaapaareamiamaa,
' REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
"fiatOR SALE, a comfortable frame house in Eg
1 mondville; with three acres of land, cellar and
ale° a stable. The Louse contains I bed room, par-
lor, dining roora and kitchen downstairs and two
bed rooms and alarge hall upstairs. There is plenty
of hard aid soft Water. The property is close to both
church and sohool: Will be sold cheap. Apply to
JAMES S. BROWN, or box 857, Seaforth P. loro
- •20234f
11 IN TumEnsmta FO1 SALE, -Lot
Coneeesion 15, containing 42 acres, good for
either grain or growing. 14 18 situated about 11
mites froze • Chiselhurst, where there are two
churchee, blaeltsmith shop, store and post office. It
is rdeet about Smiles from Herman. On the farm is, it
good barn and a brick house, a good orchard and a
good spring olose to the barn. Apply to HENRY
DOUGAL at his farm, London Road or to Hermit
P. 0. •
202341
M FOR SALE. -Lot 71 and one-helf of
J. 72, Goderioh Township, consisting of 96 aor s.
There without 40 acres bush, containing a lot of
hemlook and other valuable Umber, 8 acres young
orchard, the place is well watered and fenced, spring
creek, good barn with stables under, good hen house
and pig pens, frame house with stone cellar under-
neath with cement floor, three miles from Bayfield,
6 from Clinton, on the main road between ithe two
places mentioned, and one hall mile from saw mill.
•14 wiil be fold oneasy terms. For,parbioulars apply
to IIRS.°C. PARSONS, latyfleld P. 0. 201841
FAR* FOR SALE. --For sale, Lot- 24, Concession
3. Stanley, containing 100 acres, Them are 85
acres °Jeered and the balance is good hardwood
bush. The farrri is well Undeedrahled and well fenc-
ed. There are, On the premises, te two-story frame
house with stone foundatioe andood nellar. The
house is in first-class condiltonkere is also a good
frame barn. There is plenty of go&i water both at
the house and barn and a good spring creek ruins
,
across the back of the farm. .This farm is in firstclass shape and is one of the best in the township.
It is three and &half miles from the village of Bruce
-
field and five miles from Clinton. Will be sold on
easy terms as the proprietor is goingwest. For fur-
* ther partieulare apply on the premises or address,
Brucefleld T. 0„ =S. JOHN GILMOUR, •
2019x4tf
QPIIENDID FARM ros SALE, -For sale, Lot 29,
te./ Concession 10, Hibberb, containing 100 mores.
This farm is well fenced with good Carter wire fence
ing- anil fitted with wire and iron gates. It le well un-
derdrained with tile, has always been well otiltivated
and properly looked alter and is, consequently in the
very best condition possible. There are 10 acres of
good hgrdwood hush, unoulled, nearly all maple, a
first -Wass brick house, storey and a hall, lately paint.
ed and remodelled and made up-to-date ; soft and
hard water convenient at both house and barn, a
good well at the bush, making three wells that as
yet have never failed, windmill at the barn. There
are two good barns both with good stooe foundation
and up-to-date stabling, water Weide,' good hen-
house, hog pen and dreving house. ,There Is it good
bearing orchard and small fruit trees. This property
is well situated at a good locality, convenient -to gro-
cer, post otilee, effureh and school, a mile and a half
from Chiselhurst, 6 miles from the prosperous village
of Hensall and 9 miles from. Seaforth, good gravel
roads in all directions. As the proprietor has acquir-
ed interests elsewhere that demand iremediete eaten
tion, he is prepared to dispose of this property ab a
bargain, and anyone desiring a flriet-class farm in a
ftrst-clase locality will do vteil to investigate. For
further particulars apply on the premises or addrese •
JOHN TAYLOR, Chiselhurst P. 0. 20144f
ItOR SALE.
EICESTER SHEEP AND SHORTHORN CATTLE
_LA FOR SALE. -The -undersigned has for sale sev-
eral Thorobreci Leicester Sheep and Durham Cattle
of both sexes. Address Egmonriville P. O., or apply
at farm, Mill Road, Tuckesmith. ROBERT CHAR-
TERS & SONS. 18724f
"DULL FOR SALE. -For sale, a thorobred Short -
..1./ horn bull, with registered pedigree, 23 months
old, and red in color. He was bred from Vice Chan-
cellor. Apply on London road, Tuckersmith, a mile
south of Brucefield. JAMES PATERSON, Bruce -
field P. 0. 200841 •
rnAMWORTH BOARS FOR SALE. - The under -
1. signed has for sale tour Thorobred Taanworth
Boars, two months old; also some young pigs. Ap-
ply to WILLIAM BURKE, Staff& P. 0, 20224
T EIOESTER SHEEP FOR SALE. -For sale a
LA number of Leicester IIRMS and ewe Lambs, all
registered and.prize winners. Theyate bred from
the firstprize ram at' Toronto. Apply on Lot 26,
Concession 5, aloKillop. JAMES DORRANOE, Sea -
Ruth P. 0. • 2022x4
Cow ESTRAY. -Strayed from Lot 14, Coneession
8, Melcillop, about the firsb of August, a brindle
cow, with small turned horns. Information leading
to the recovery of this animal will be liberally re-
warded. P. A. O'SULLIVAN'', Seaforth P. 0.
2022x5
SUORTHORN CATTLE -Seven firsteclass young
bulls, 2 from imported COWS, for sale ab moder-
ate prices and on easy terms; good young cows and
heifers also for sale. All interested are cordially in-
vited to inspect the herd. Faros adjoins town, long
distanee telephone to farm. Write for catalogue.
4. SMITH, Exeter. 199341
RROISTERED STOCK FOR SALE. -The under.
signed offers for sale on Lob 27, Concession 8,
Hibbert township, a number of heifers and young
oows with calves at footel yearling -bull, 1 Berkshire
boar 9 months old, a right good animal. The ogee r
stock are all registered in the National Stock e -
cords. Prices moderate,terme easy, visitors welcome.
DAVID TULL, Stara P. 0. 190041
SHORTHORNS. -Choice bred bulls and females o
different ages for stile, about two dozen to select
from. Prices reasonable. Herd now headed by
" Countsylvanus" (56900), He is got by the beat
scotch bred imported stock on both sides, glossy dark
red in color, and well set on short legs. Terms :-
resisted cows 85 insur others on applicable%
Visitors welcome. JOH ELDER, Homan. P. 0.
and Station. 198041
VARM TO RENT. -South half of Lot 36, Canoes -
A: sion 3,Tuokeramith to rent -tor a, term of years.
Would like to rent as soon as possible. Apply to
the undersigned on the premises or to Brucetield
P. O. ROGER PEPPER.
N. B. -The eider mill will be in running order
after September 25th. Rocina PEPPER. 2022-4f
- IMPORTANT NOTICES.
.QTRA.YED on to the premises of A. Tyndal, Lot 7,
le, Concession 4, L. R. S., Tuckersmithe about the
1st of August, a one -year-old roan steer. , Owner can
have hini by proving property and paying • expenses.
A. TYNDALL, Egmonclville. 2023-2
QTRAYED from the premises of the utdersigned,
.1.3 rt year-old red steer, dehorned, hastbeen miss-
ingabout two months. Suitable reward to any one
giving information leading to the recovery of the
same. J. W. THOMPSON, Constance P. 0.;
2023x1
TISTRAY COW.-Ca.me into the preniises 01 the
'41 undersigned, Lot 32, Mill Rond, Tuokeismith,
about the last of May, a cow. The owner can have
the same on proving properby and paying charges.
It. CHARTERS & SON, Egmondville. 2023-3
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LiYava PRIZTh.
.00.90
The following is the not of sue-
ceseful competitors at the fall ehow
of , the 3/levee branch Agricultatral
Society held at Myth last week :
HORSES.
lioavY Draught -Brood mare, A.
Knight, 0, Riddell ; foal, M. ATM -
strong, A . Knight ; two year old
gelding or filly, B. "Reid, C. B.
-Wilkinson ; year Old gelding or
fuly, James Vaal Egrnond, John Scott,
team, j, Forster, John Denham; fobs
colts, D. W. Hamilton, Robt. Bober
-
ton, W. -Collinson, G. D. Rowed, E.
McVittie.
.A.gricultural-Brood mare, E. Mc=
Vittie, 0. Ruddella foal E. McVittle,
C. Ruciclell; team, J. Forster, Nr.
•Hemengway.
General Purpose -:-Brood mare, W.
Collinson, A. Spier; foal, W. Collin-
son, C. Ruddell; two year old geld -
ling or filly, M. Lockhart, -Joseph
Calclough; year old gelding or filly,
W. Sholdice ; team, C. W. -Taylro,
Miss Nott.
Carriage -Brood mare, j. M. Arm-
strong-, C.W.Taylor; foal, 3. M.Arm-
strong, C. W. Taylor, two year old
gelding or filly,J.M.A.rmstrong, 'Evans
Broe.•'Year old gelding or filly, M.
Lockhart.
Roadsters -Brood mare, S. Spier;
foal, Jas. Ventig-mond, A. Spier, two
year old gelding or filly, Ernest
Rozell, Hugh Campbell; year old geld -
Ing or filly, A. Spier, J.M.-Armstrong;
single driver in buggy, Robert King,
It &Kilian team, Lot & King, J.
W. Elliott, sadle horse, A. Spier, J.
B. Tierney; sweepstakes, Robert
Reid.
2.40 Speed Test-lat, Topsy, j. Gal-
braith, Brussels, 2nd, Texas B., T.
Carbert, Teeswater ; 3rd, Tedd,y, G.
Johnston, Bluevale.
. 2.19 Speed Test-lst, Col, .Hunter, T.
Murdock ; 2nd, Little Harry, CutiV
more & Archibald, Seaforth.
CATTLE.
Pure-bred Diirhame.--Milch cow, R.
Corley, T. H. Taylor ; two year old
heifer, 'Jas. PoIler ; year old heifer,
John Barr, R. CorleY; heifer calf, fr.
H. Taylor, aged bull, John Barr ;bull,
three years old, John Bari', T. H.
,Taylor; bull cal!, J. S. Scott,
Sloan; herd, John Barr. •
Aberdeen Angus-M:110h cow,s17W.
Collinson; heifer: -calf, A. Elliott.
Herefords -Milch cow, H. T. Perdue,
E. L. Farnham t twoyear old !heifer,
II: T. Perdue, E. L. Farnham.; heifer
calf and bull 2 years old, E. Fern -
sham lst and 2nd; herd, H. IT. Perdue.
Grade --Milch cow, R. B. Laidlawast
and 2nd, two year old- heiferJames
Cumin, R. B. Laidlaw, year old
heifer,' R. B. Laidlaw'1$t and t2ndif
heifer calf, ;13. La,Idlava, J. • 'B.
Tierney; two year 'old steer, D. Laid -
Tierney ; steer telt Sohn Barr, J. B.
law, lst and 2nd, year old. steer, A. t.
W. Sloan, R. B. Laidlaw; ,herd, j.
Barr, fat ox or-soteer, John Barri It. *
B. Laidlaw; fat cow ,or heifer,
Laidlaw.
SHEEP. •
Cotswold -Aged ram, shearling
and ram Iamb, Jae Pater; aged e
Jas. Potter, John Barr; ewe la,
I
am
bs, ,
Jas. Potter, Jobe, Barr, shearlin'g
ewes, Jas. Potter, E. L. Farnham
Leicester -John Barr took all the
prizes in this class.
Shropshiredowns-Aged ram, James
Alton.
Any Other' 13reed-Aged. ram, Jas.
Chisholm, shearling. ram, -Jas. Chis -
beim, MTh lamb, Jas. Chisholm R.
Corley; ewes, Jas. Chisholm, -..Cor-
ley, shearling ewes, ewe lambs, It.
Corley; fat sheep, John Barr, R. Cor-
ley. sa r
t. - •
Yorkshires -Aged baor, A. • Elliott,
James .Alton; brood sow, Jas. 'Alton,
A. Elliott; boar, J. Alton, lst and
2nd; sow, Jis. 'Alton, John Haggett.
Tamworths-Sow, let and .2nd Jas.]
Alton.
-Improved Berkshire-A.g•ed boar, J.
Haggitt; boar, A. 'i. Plunarner lat
and 2nd; sow, Jas. Potter. ,
POULTRY.!
Bronze turkeys, John Barr, R.
,Corley; geeSet, J Haggitt, J. Alton, !
Rouen ducks, J. Matfett, J. Bair;
any ducks, J. Alton; orpingtens, Ms.
Howrie; leghorns, white and brown,
John Fairservice, J. Haggitt; minor-
eas, langshans, Mrs. Howrie, J. Hag-
gitt; dorkings, J. Fairservice ; sil-
ver wyandottes, J. Haggitt, John
Fairservice; any wyanaottes, ' Mrs.
Howrie, J. Haggitt; barred Ply-
mouth rocks, J. Alton, Mrs. Howrie;
White 'Plymouth rocks, -3. Fairservice ;
guinea fowl, A. W. Sloan; pigeons,
Vaster Bell, J.
itt.
S CIAL PRIZESa
By •Wnn. Hugill, for best colt sired
by Hackard-F. Haggitt. ByHowson,
Beadle. & Co., for best seen sired by
Pperry Down -E. McVittle, W. Collin -
(ton, R. Robertson. By .G. H. Besse,
for best bread -W.' Plunkett, A. El-
liott. ' t
GRAINS -White fall wheat and six
rowed barley, C.. W. Taylor; white
oars, James Alton, C. W. Taylor;
synall peas, C. 'W. Taylor; timothy
seed, James Alton, Adam Elliott; red
S
AFT gR THE FIRST
NIKO
"The dealer said it wouldn't
shrink and just look at it
now. Well,!guess Johnny
can wear it.
That is what
happenswith com-
mon underwear.
•
HEE LE
UNDER
is oltsolutely-guaranteed
not to aLrmnIl,get out of
shape or become hard
in was ace. Perspira-
tion1ifl no1 shrink it.
will re sin all its
good qualitic until worn
out.
'1,-,qfpt tlpoij peeing this
t1.,(1., matte If .
'eetee is Lot 4
vlains tiitt
; Feir4i yobr
• ater will re. a
e ere it. AO ae.
14 I.';: dealers
,r.- 4uric woe'
:TURNBULL en
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•
SUFFERING , THE SURE PENSLTY
Health rims Lost lo Restored by Lydia E.
Millburn's Vegetable Compound,
How many woinen do yeti. know -who
are perfectly well and -strong? We hear
every dav the Earn° story over and over
again. 111 do not feel ; 1 am so
tired all the time 1"
More than -likely you speak the some
words yourself, and no doubt you feel
Lan from well; The cause may be eaeily
traced to some derangement of the fe-
male organs which mapifests itself in .
depression of spirits, reluctance to go
anywhere or do anything, backache,
bearing -down pains, flatulency, nervous-
ness, sleeplessness or other f: nae
weakness.
These symptoms are lint warnings that
there is danger ahead, and unless heeded
a life of Suffering or a serious 9peration.
is the inevitable result.
The never -failing remedy for ali these
symptoms is Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg-
etable Compound.
Miss Clara, Beaubien, of Beauport,
Quebec writes:
Dear 14s. Pinkham:
"For several years I have suffered with
a female weakness which proved a serious
drain on my vitality, sapping my, strength
and causing severe headaches, bearing -down
pains and a general wojii-out feeling, -until
I really had no desire to live. I tried ninny
medicines, but did not get permanent relief
until I took Lidia E. Pinknatn's Vegetable
Compound. In two months I was much
better and stronger, and in four months I
was well; no more disagreeable discharge,
no more pain. So I have every reason to
praise the Vegetable Compound, and. I con-
sider it without equal for the ille of women,"
For twenty-five years Mrs. Pinkham,
danghter-in-law of Lydia E. Pinkham,
has under her direction and Once her
decease, been advising sick women free
of charge. Her advice is free and always
helpful. Address, Lynn, Mass.
NellefetereeMerellelMetertleMPOIRMIIIIIMSWIP444t.4-VIPPITYVN
clover, James Alton:
ROOTS -Collection garden produce,
W. McCracken, W. Fenwick, early
potatoes, late potatdes, Po Willows,
John Haggitt, collection potatoes,
P. Willows, W. McCracken; field car-
rots, A. Plummer, W, McCracken.;
red, carrots, P. ;Willows, John Barr,
Svvede turnips, W. McCracken, Jahn
Barr; turnips and beete, -John Barr,
W: McCracken; sugar beets, W. Mc-
Cracken', M. Lockhart; long man -
gold wurtzels, W II. McCracken, R.
Laidlaw, globe mangel wurtzels, W.
McCracken.; yellow mangel wurtzels,
'W. McCracken, A. Plummer; pump-
kin, J. Haggitt, W. McCracken;
squash, W: McCracken, W Fenwick;
red onions, Mrs. Howrie, Mc-
Cracken, MTS. Howrie; silver pia -
ling onions, W. Mberacken, W. J.
Fenwick; white field beans, Sto Carr,
.A. Sloan; field -corn, J, Potter, D.
Hamilton; citrons and watermelons,
W: McCracken, James Alton; cab-
bage, P. ,Willows, .W. McCracken;
red pickling cabbage, W. McCracken;
W. Fenwick; cauliflower and celery,
W. McCracken.
DAIRY AND PROVISIONS. -Tub of
butter, W. Plunkett; crock butter, W.
Plunkett, D. Hamilton' ' butter in
rolls, W. Plunkett, 13. 'Hamilton;
butter in prints, -W. Plunkett, ,W. J.
Fenwick; extracted honey, A. Carr,
A. Sloan; honey in comb, .A. Carr;
home made bread, D. Hamilton, W.
Plunkett; plain tea biscuits, James
Potter, A. Elliott; maple syrup, 3.
McDowell, G. Powell; canned or pre-
served fruit, W. H. McCracken; grape
wine, Mrs. W. Campbell, W. McCrack-
en; catsup, W. Plunkett, 3. McDow-
celrIajakpeicnk.les, W. Plunkett, W. Me-
e
FRUIT -Winter apples, A. Sloan,
3. Potter; fall apples, J. Potter, A.
Sloan; Baldwin., 3. Potter, Mrs. W.
Campbell; King of Tompkins, James
Potter, J. McDowell; Northern Spyi
J. Barr, A. Sloan; Rhode Island
Greening,, -A. Sloan, 3, McDowell;
Ribston Pippin, 3. Potter, A. Sloan;
Golden Russet, R. Laidlaw, J. Mc-
Dowell; Roxboro Ruseet, M. Lockart,
3. Alton; Seek no Further, A. Sloan,
R. Laidlaw ; Gideon, D. -Laidlaw;
Wagner, A. Sloan, J. Potter; Ben-
davis, A. Sloan, '3. McDowell; Gray -
stein, M. Lockart, Mrs. W. Campa
bell; Mammoth Pippins, A. Sloan.;
Tolman Sweet, .A. Sioan, 3. Alton;
Mann, A. Sloan; Maiden. Blush, Jas.
Alton, R. McGowan; Soows, G. Pow-
ell,, 3. Allan; Ontario, G. Powell, 3.
McDowell; PewauSee, R. McGowan,
A. Plummer.; Wealthy, A. Sloan, R.
McGowan; Canada Red, 3,. Potter, J.
Alton; Calverts, A. • Sloan, J. Me -
Dowell; Alexander, J. Potter, J. Mc-
Dowell ; 20 ounce ,Pippins, A. Sloan,
G. Powell; any other variety, R.
McGowan, A. Sloan; crab apples, Miss
P. Not, G. Powell ; collection of ap-
ples, A. Sloan.
OTHER FRUIT -Winter Pears, A.
W. Sloan" J. Haggitt; fall pears, J.
Alton, A. Sloan; plums, W. McCrack-
en, F. Metcalf; collection a Plums,
F. Metcalf, W. McCracken; tomatoes,
J. Barr, W.' McCracken; peaches, A.
Plummer, Miss P. Nott.
LADIES' WOR K -Lace handker.('
chief, Mrs. Hele, Mrs. Hanson; 'but-
ton holes, Mrs. Hanson, W. Plun-
kett; patching, 11. Hamilton ;gentS'
mitts, Miss Symington, W. MeCrack-
; pillow shams, G. Stewart, Mrs%
Hele; cotton patch! quilt, Mrs.Hele,
Miss P. Nott; cloth patch quilt, Pi.
Stewart, W. McCracken; silk crazy
quilt, Mrs. Hale, G. Stewart; creche
et quilt,. W, McCracken, Mils. How-
rie; knitted quilt, Dam Hela, Mrs.
E. Duffield; woollen aocks, Mrs.
Hele, W. McCracken; afascese work,
Miss Nott, Mrs. Duffield; embroid-
ery on bolting cloth, Mrs. Hele, Miss
Symington; embroidery on silk or
satin, Mize Symington, G. Stewart;
Kensington embroidery, G. Stewart,
Mrs. Howrie; Roman ombroidery, Miss
LIVingston, Mrs. .0r1eid; parlor
STOPA
For Infants and Children,
The Kid You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signaturi
semen, Miss Nott;', sofa Citsbion,
Miss Symington, We.Hansen; Pan-
el, Mrs. Duffield, ,Miss $y mington ;
scarf,' Mrs. Duffield, Miss Nott;
drawn work, Mrs. Hanson, Airs. How-
rie; honitan, Mrs. Duffield, Miss
Livingston; I tioveity,- lifrs.',,Hele, G.
'Stewart; silk crochet work, Mrs.
Hanson, Mrs. Hele, cotton crochet, O.
Stewart, Mrs. Duitield; slippers,
MSS NOM Mrs. Duffield; toilet set,
Miss Nott, Mrs. Howrie; foot stool
and applique, G. Stewart, MiSti Matt
pincushion, Miss Symington, G. Stew-
art; handkerchief case, Miss SM.-
tngton, Aire. Howrie, Mould work,
Miss Symington; knitted cotton lace,
G. Stewart, Mins Nott, wool shawl,
W. McCracken, Miss Nott ; table mats
Mrs. Hele, Mrs, Howrie; doylies'
Stewart, W. McCraccken; battenburg,
Mrs. Hanlon, Ws. Livingston ;
glove case, Mrs. Duffield, Miss
Livingston, tatting, Mrs. Hele, Miss
Nott, Netting, Mrs. Howrie, Mrs.
Hele; Queen Ann darning; Miss Syria-
.ingtone Mrs. Duffield; collar and
cuff ease, Miss Symington; centre-
piece, Mrs. Hele, Miss Livingstone,
table cover, Mrs. Howrie, M. Stew-
art ; tray cloth, Mrs. Duffield, Mies
Symington, tea cosy„ Mrs. Dusts
field, .Mrs. Howrie; picture throw,
Mrs. Duffield, Miss( Symington ; lamp
screen, Miss Symington, Miss Liv-
ingstone, lanndry _bag, Miss Sym-
ington, Mrs. 'Howrie; shopping bag,
Mrs. Duffield, Mrs. 'Hele; etching,
Miss Nott, Mrs. Hele; knotted bed
spread, M. M. Stewart, Miss Syming-
ton; drepe, Miss Symington, Mrs.
Duffield; slumber robe, and teneriffe'
lace, Mrs. Duffield, Miss Symington;
Pyrography, Mrs. J. G. Moser; braid-
ing, M, M. Stewart, Miss Symington,
combing, Mrs. Duffield, Mra. Howrie;
collection of Work, Miss Livingstone,
Mrs. Hanson.
MANUFACTURES.
Wooden pump, P. Willows ; wool
flannel, jas. Alton, Miss Nott; union
flannel, 3. Alton. 'Jae. Potter; wool
blankets,' G. M. Stewart; union blan-
kets, 3. Alton'• horse blankets, G. II.
Stewart, jas, Potter, coverlet, Mrs.
Hanson, Miss Nott; rag mat, M. M.
SteWart, Miss Nott; yarn mat, Mrs.
Hanson, "Miss Nott.
SCHOOL CHILDREN'S COMPETITION
Writing, -Flossie Brown,. Dela Mc-
Cool, Gertie Vodden., ', • -
FINE ARTS.
Ornament and Plaque! in oil, Mrs.
Hanson, Mrs. Diffield; burnt work„ in.
leather, Mrs. Hele, Mrs. Duffield;
burnt work in tydod, Mrs. Hanson.
Miss Livingstone; picture of Huron
scenery, Mrs. Hanson, Mrs. Duf-
field; painting on bolting cloth, Mrs.
Hanlon, Mrs. Duffield; cups and
saucers, Mrs. Hanson*'plates, Mrs.
Hanson, M. M. Stewart; oil paintings,
Mt M. Stewart; water colors, M. M.
Stewart, Mrs. Fldwile; figure in ori,
Mrs. Duffield, Mrs. 'Howrie; figure in
water color, M. Livingstone, Mrs.
Howrie, animals in 011, Mrs -Hanson,
Mrs. Howrie; animals in water color,
M. Livingstone, Mrs. Howrie; land-
scape in oil, McDowell, Mrs. Duffield;
land -scene in water colors, Mr's. Duf
field, Mrs. Hovirle; pencil drawing,
/M. Livingstone, Mrs. Duffield; •psen
eketclies and -china! painting, M.
,Liivngstone. Mrs. Hansen; Painting on
loll, i3ilk or -plush, M. Livingstone,
Mrs. Duffield; on glass in oil, 'Mrs.
Duffield, Mrs. Howrie.
PLANTS AND ',FLOWERS.
Foliage and fuchles, -W. J. 'Fen-
wick, hanging basket, F. Metcalf,
'display of plants, W. J. Fenwick;
table boquet, Mrs. `3 0 Moser, Mrs.
W. Campbell ; band boqueti G. Pow-
ell; Mrs, Campbell, dahlias,, W H.
McCracken. •
JUDGES. • ,
Heavy horses-Robt, McLean', 'Oode-
itch ; light' horses -G. Graham,Gode-
rich; cattle -Jas. Connolly, Holmes-
ville ; P. Lamont, Zurich; roots -John
Stafford, Walton; dairy -D. E. Mun-
roe, Auburn; M. 'L. Green,- Carlow ;
fruit -A. Asquith, Auburn; manufac-
tures—a Gerry, Brussels; ladies'
work -Mrs. W. A. Carter, and Mrs,
W. 3. Pyle, Blyth, fine arts 'and
plants -Miss McInnes, Ripley, ppultry
-G. Swallow,. Holmesville; pi Levi
Trick, Clinton; 'speeding- G. ender -
son, Seaforth ; 3. E. Blacka Hen-
s .
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE 13110M0 Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money
if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S
signature is on each box. 25e.
Manitoba and Northwest Notes
-J. .1, Currie, formerly principal(
of Indian -Head public school, has
been elected the first mayor of Miles
stone.
-The syndicate separator, owned by
Messrs. James H. Andrews, Wm. Mc-
Laren, Fred Smyth and R. Cowan,
was burned last week ' at Hanley,
Saskatchewan.
-The new $6,009 school 4n course
of erection at Stoughton, Sask., wall
burned to the ground. The origin a
the fire is unknown, but it is sups
posed to have been. incendiary.
-The -corner stone or the GrenteK
Methodist church has been laid. The
cost of the edifice will be $14,000, of
which $11,000 has been subsribed. The
spire will rise to a height of 751 feet.
-,A xnan from Illinois has purchas-
ed R. Gibb's half -section farm for
$11,000. The land is near Portage la
Prairie, abd was sold on August ast
for $10,000. Quite an influx of Am-
erican buyers has _begun.
-A Syndicate 9; 'London, Ont., cap-
italists have purchased tour town-
ships. The territory Is thrity miles
from Winnipeg, and covers 81,160
acres. The price paid was $12 per
acre, amounting to $963,920.
-Sherry & Vickers' jewelry store,
at Portage la Prairie, was entered
by burgulars a few nights ago, who
secured $8,000 worth of diamonds and
watches from cases. Entrance was
effected through the front door.
-After Monday next, a man who
wants a ten sent drink in Prince Al-
bert, Sask., will have to buy a aol-
Jar's worth. The hotel -keepers in the
city have conspired and combined to
raise the .price of drinks in amen
quantities and abaft posted in their
bars the followlog notice: Regu-
lation prices for drinks from. Sep -
Dear Mother
Your little ones are • constant care in
Fall and Winter weather. They will
catch cold. Do you know about Shiloh'
Consum. Core, the Lung Tonic, and
• -what it done fax so many? h is said
to he the only reliable remedy for all
diseases of the air' passages in Martz
It is absolutely harmless and pleasant to
take. kis guaranteed to cure or your money
returned. The price is 25c. pet bottle,
and an dea)ers in medicine sell
SHILOH
This -remedy should be in may hisnehoid.
'
qF
...ro
ea, Dy
naaen Cramps
and all
Summer Compiaii
take
To
Pleased Cusitmers
The wise groce studies
his, customers—knows their
likes and dislikes—knows
that his best trade want
Mooney's -Pe Wiwi
Cream So as
He lets them ovv that
he has their femora biscuits
—and sees that the are not
asked to buy somet ing "just
as good," which s NOT
as good,
Grocers who want to lease their
patrons always have VI ney's Per
Cream Sodaa in their
hygienic packages -al -tight
and moisture -p
40t010001triliawm"..ummlurcumfraws xelormuTzorkm-m-
temtber 15, 1906. Single
inks,
two drinks, 25e, three
illfour or five drinks, 50e, ixokr8'4sevten,
drinks, 750, eight, nine o ten drinks,
$1.00. This agreement is signed un-
der penalty.
-An Infant with two VI develop-
ed teeth was born in the ity of Win-
nipeg during the past 1weeIr. The
parents of the child ar Mr. anti
Mrs. G. A. Johannson. he infant is
a remarkably well devel ped child „In
all respects. Both motheif and daugh-
ter are doing well.
-The. execiative, of th Edmonton
Liberal Association, has decided, to
tender a banquet US Hor. Frank Ol-
iver, On tie return to th44t city early
next month. The banqu4t will be a
political one, and will b attended. by
leading Liberals from 11 parte of
the province.
-While attempting to itop a run-
-away team with a 'bind , at Oxbow,
Sask., one day last wee John Mill-
er was taught by the 13 aTtli guard
and horribly cut by t knife. It
was with difficulty tha the unfort-
unate man was extrica ed, and the
flow of blood stopped, b t hopes mare
entertained for his reco erya
-A peculiar disease ha broken out
among the horses in ne of the
'threshing syndicates so h of BOlel-
IliVaille, Man., Verblell is uzzling the
local veterinetys, and which . has
robbed T. Tyreman of hree of his
best horseswithin a fe days. The
fever." is known as h rse scarlet
era of Saskateliewan,
-One of the most in e stintrosougrhn-t
within. easy mess by t e advent of
the a N. R., le the *Id -breed; set-
tlement of Bresaylor, a out twenty
miles west o f Battle ird. These
people, who are all pro perons, have
been settled in that d strict since
the '70's. As a rule the have torn-
fortable, substantial but dings, nest-
ling In shady poplar blut s. Their till-
tivated land is carefull fenced with
poles in the old style kn van assanake
fencing. Most of them ava quite a
herd of stock around 111 re and some
families are 's careful reeders of
horses. Bresaylor -Is of en referredfi
to as the old. Scotch half reed settle-
ment and it is curious o find tpeoa,
pie with typical Scotch names talk-
ing french as their, tiler tongue.
The haltbreeds do net e press pleas-
ure at the advent of he rallwaY.
They seem to value ihe seclusion
they have enjoyed for long, and
many of them, especiall the iyoung-
er ones, talk of moving' out to the
Peace River country.
•
As a dressing for acres, bruises
and burns, Chamberlaia's Salve Wall
that can be desired. It is soothing
and healing in its effect. It allays
the pain of a barn almost Instantly
This salve is also a certain cure for
chapped hands and diseu.ses at the
skin. Price 25 cents. Fo sale by all
druggists. I
-ver,lonsim
RES
DysOepsia, Boils,
Pimples,
Hea. aches,
Con tipation
Loss of Appetite,
Salt Rheum,
Erysipelas,
Sero fula
and all troubles
aris ng from the
Stornaeh, Liver,
Bow is or Blood.
ANNOONINNAANINIAIN•
ofM.ity-feutatilanOgn44,
: "1 bellevss I
wlvtioul have been in
had
long n utgoor
Burd ck Blood Bit-
ters. I was run &Ivan
to s ch. an extent
that could scarce-
ly re TO abOut the
bons. 1 warestilject
to so ero headaches,
hack chea and dizza
rotes ;J xny appetite
was ono and I was
unab e to do my
hou$work. ,After
using two betties of
B.BJB. Ifoundmy
health fully restored,
watauly recommend
14 teti all tired and
wont out w7wenm;:mmili
Don't experiment
untried romedies, but pro
which has stood the test -of
Dr. Fowleir's has stood the test for 41
Tears, and has never failed to
faction. It Is rapid, reliable an
in its action and does not leave the
constipated. REFUSE ALL Seam
THEY'RE DANGEROVS,
MRS. BRONSON LUSK. Aylmer, -Que..,
have used Dr, Fowler's Extract of Wild
for Diarrhcea. for several ycarss past and I fi
the only medicine With brings relief in
lime."
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s,
The Great French Fitedicer
Promptly, cures Debility or Wealm
ing from indiseretions or excesses.
Beet and suresterentedy known for
that follow as a sequence of abuses,
Memory, Pains an the Back, Dinnrets -
Premature bid Age and many other
that lead' to Physical _Weakness, Thss
an early .grave. Mailed to any add
szeipt of price, 50 teets; or five boxe.s
THE RAY MEDICINE CO., Stra
Notice to Creditor
In the estate of William James Padrick
ef the Township of Hibbert, in the County
Farmer, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to R. S.
129, Seetion 88, that, ,a1.1 persons has
egainet the estrite of the said J
rick Allen, who died on the 25th day of Ji
are required, on or before the 154 day el
1906, to send by post, prepaid, or deliver!
Killoran,Seafrth, Ontance Solicitor for
the Adminiatratrix of the deceased, thew
addresses, full particulars of thew claims
fled, and tbe nature of the security (itan
them. And notice is further given
said date, the said administretrix will
distribute the assets of the said %tate
persons entitled thereto, having rea.ed
chains of which she shall then have
Dated this Sth day of September, 1006.
J. KII,LORAN, Sestorth,
2022-3 Solicitor for the
advertise oas goO4S, t$1,011.1n
NTED
MEN WA
thronehout United Stotts
triaabtrtMemaleller' adbrivad.--tineo- Igelt. it-n=a-td. atex114224ng. *
oni
$90 is toonth end expenses 83.50 a -d.
meat to good, reliable men. We lee oat e
lasts. Mt evetienoe needed. Wiltelor
8,01/9 MED/0-/NAL M. LOFICIOIL 0
godc
Notice to Creditors.
an the estate of Frances Galin, late of Wire=
Seaforth, in the County of Huron, widow, deemed.
Notice is hereby Oven pursuant to R. Sa 0„
129, Section 38, that all pereons have
n*ainst. the estate of the said Frene
died on the 8th clay of April, 1900, are teti
before the let day of October. 1906, to send
prepaid, or deliver to J. L. Killoran, SestotI
Solicitor for Sarah Glynn, Adminiatratrix Or
ceased, their names and addresses, full psrMt13si
their claims, duly verified, and the nature cif tha:ris.
curity, (if any) held by them. And notioe1.8 t,Wt-
given that after said date, the raid admInieteat
will proceed te distribrite the assets of the mid
tate among the persons entitled thereto, liestinalt`
gard only to the claims which ehe AO then bate
notie,e, 4
Dated this Oth day of September, 1090.
f.J. L. KILLORAN, Seafortb, OM.
20223-3 Solicitor for the MO118114(.4,7
Notice to Creditors
In the estate of Thomas Ward, late Of the WSW
or Egniondeille, in the County of Huron, Weld
Farmer, deceased.
Notice ia heyeby Oven pursuant to Reviled Vett
ides of Ontario, Chap. 129, Sec. 38, that all aatgaut
having claims againet the estate of the said
Ward, are required to send by post
deliver to J. M. Best, of the TO= of Safe
County of Iluron, solicitor for Mareraret W
toptier Ward and Emanuel Ward, the executor*
the will of the fetid deceased, on or before the isti
of October'1906, a statement in writing of ewe
names and addresses, and full particulars ef tlak
elating. And take noticenthat after the mid
of October,1906, the said Executors will
distribute the assete of the estate among .
emitted thereto, having eegard only to the eliateldeal
which they obeli then have received notiee.
J. M. BEST, Seaforth, Ontario.
Solicitor for tile Existed**.
eaforth, August 31s4, 1006.
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