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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton New Era, 1894-10-05, Page 3`t'1�C7 GLx rc, 4 KW ERA. MUSICAL EXCELLENCE; : ARTISTIC DE WN DURABLE QONSTRUVT1ON CATALOGUES SIM T FRSs ort AYPLUOATAON. Morris-Feild -Rogers-Co LISTOWEL. Prize List. �.'��E I IST OP THF1 G ODERICB FAIR.. Sinclair. Boar of any age K. Baechler. Sow, 2 years and over, Wm. Sinclair X. Baechler. Sow over 1 and under 2 Years, 1 and 2 X. Baechler. Sow, lit- tered in 1894, Est. J. J. Fisher, Win. Sinclair. Improved Yorkshire—Boar. over 1ear, boar of any age, Robert Bean. Large Breeds—O B. Wilson and dos. Wilson takes all prizes In this Class except for•pell whish was award- ed. to Wm. McAllister. POULTRY—Brahmas, light, R. Mc- Lean, J. IL Williams. Br mss, dark, W. Irwin. Cochin, buff, Mrs. H. R. Walker. Dorking, silver grey, W. Irwin. Hamburgs, spangleQd,olden and silver, James Postlewaite R. Mc- Lean. Hamburgs, black and white, W. Irwin, Bleak Spanish, white faced, G. A. Whitely. Leghorns. black, John Dunn, Leghorns, white, J. 0. Lyons, G. A. Whitely. Leghorns, brown, single comb, J. Postlewaite, T. Morrow. Hou - dans, W. Irwin. Polish, golden and silver, J. Postlewaite. Plymouth Rocks, W. Irwin, G. A. Whitley. Wyandottes, J. C. Lyons, John Knox. Wyandottes, white. G. A. Whitely, J. Dickson, sr. Andalusian, G. A. Whitely. Minarcos, W. Irwin, J: Postlewaite. Minarcos, white, G. A. Whitely. Dominicks, H. Hale. Game, black -breasted red, 1 and 2, C. A. Wells. Game, pile, J. C. Lyons. Game, bantams, black_ brew eaasstteeddntam reed, 1 pile, R. McLean. Game bantams, duckwing, R. McLean. Turkeys, bronze, I. Salkeld, jr. Geese, Embden, G. A. Whitely. Geese, Toulouse, Wm. Lamprey, Glen Bros. Ducks, any other variety, W. Irwin, estate J. J. Fisher. Guinea fowls, R. W. Run- ciman, Mrs. Wm, Elliott. Geese, China, G. A. Whitely. Geese, any other variety, John Salkeld, D. Lind- say. Ducks, Rouen, D. Lindsay. Ducks, Pekin, W. Irwin, W. Lamprey. Spring chickens, Brahmas, light, L. Watson, J. H. Williams. Brahmas, dark, 3. C. Lyons. Hamburgs, spang- led, golden and silver, J. Postlewaite. Black Spanish, white faced, G. A. Whitely. Leghorns, black, J. Dunn. Leghorns, white, Wm Hartry, R. Mc- Lean. Leghorns, brown, single comb, J. Dunn, T. Morrow. Houdans, A. Kirkbride. Polish, white, crested, black, J. Postlewaite. Plymouth rocks, W. Irwin, J. C. Lyons. Wyan- dottes, J. C . Lyons, J. H. Woresll. Wyandottes, white, G. A. Whitely, J. Dunn. Andalusians, G. A.Whitely. Minarcos 1 and 2 Wm. Hartry. Do- minicks, H. Hale. Game, black breast- ed, red C. A. Wells. Game, pile, Thos. Beattie, J. C. Lyons. Game bantams black breasted,red, R. McLean. Game bantams brown breasted, red, R. Mc- Lean. Game bantams, duckwingg, R. McLean. Red Caps, J. C, Lyons. Turkeys, bronze, I. Sal- keld, jr. J. W. Salkeld. Turkeys, black, Mrs. W. Elliott. Geese, Emb- den, G. A. Whitely. Geese, Toulouse, Wm. Lamprey. Geese, any 'other variety,L.Salkeld, jr., Mrs.1W m. Elliott. Rouen, Mrs. H. R. Walker. Ducks, Pekin, 1 and 2 W. Irwin. Ducks, any other variety, Simon McKay, Mrs. Wm. Elliott. Guinea fowls, Mrs. Wm. Elliott. Collection rab'ats, Geo. Sillib. Collection pigeons, not less than three pairs, Geo. Sillib, Simon McKay. Collection of barnyard fowls, Mrs. W. Elliott, W. Irwin. Breeding Pens—Brahmas, light or dark, R. Mc- Lean, J. C. Lyons. Leghorns, any variety, Wm. Anstay, T. Morrow. Wyandottes, any variety, J. C. Lyons, J. H. Worsell. Games, any variety, C. A. Wells. Singing canary, Wm. Lamprey, W. Irwin. Parrot, Beatrice Garrow. Owl, Geo. Sillib. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS. — Field Grains, etc—Red Clawson wheat, `T. R. Wallis, Ha Curwen. Democrat fall wheat, H. Curwen, Robt. Bean. Any other variety fall wheat, white, named, H. Curwen, D. Lindsay. Any other variety fall wheat, red or amber, named, John Salkeld, Geo. Dale. Spring wheat, Colorado, John Salkeld, 11. Curwen. Spring wheat, any other variety, H. Curwen, John Salkeld. Six -rowed barley, H. Curwen, S. Bis- set. Two -rowed barley, named, John Salkeld, H. Curwen. Large peas, S. Furze. Small peas, S. Furze. White oats, S.' Furze, Wm Lamprey. Black oats, S. Furze, J. T. Salkeld. Flax seed, John Salkeld, S. Furze. Timothy seed, S. L. Scott, John Salkeld. Clover seed, G. • W. Andrews, H. Curwen. White beans, S. L. Scott. Best and largest collection of graicein the straw, grown by the exhibitor, S. Furze, John Salkeld. FIELD ROOTS, VEGETABLES, ETC.— Long red •Iuangold wurtzels, Wm. Warnock, Geo. Shepperd, .sr. Globe mangold wurtzels, Wm. Warnock, Geo. Shepperd, sr. Swede turnips, Abe Durnin, Thoa. Beatties Field carrots, long red, T. R. Wallis. White carrots, Wm. Warnock, Jos. Wilson. Peck of onions, Wm. War- nock, Wm. Sterling. Corn, field, John Salkeld, Est. J. J. Fisher. Largest pumpkin, Wm. Warnock, Jas. Aiken - head. Largest squash, Wm. Warnock, Larges turnips, H. Curwen, A. Drys- dale. Largest stalks field corn, John Porter, Jos. Wilson. HORSES.—Thoroughbred—Thos.Gun- dry took 1st prize and diploma for aged stallion, there being no other competition. Roadster -Stallion, 3 years old, W. A. Colborne. Stallion 2 years, old, A. M. Polley. Stallion, yearling, J. D. Warwick, C. W. Wil- liams. Stallion, any age, W. A. Col- borne. Filly or gelding, 3 years old, James . McMannus, W. Doherty. Filly or gelding 2 years old, John Porter, W. N. Howell. Filly or gelding, yearling, A. M. Polley, Andrews Bros. Brood mare with her foal by .her side, Stewart McDougal, John Porter. Foal of 1894, Andrews Bros., Stewart McDougal. Matched horses in harness, Chas. Housen, Dr. Claark. Single horse in harness, 1st and 2nd J. B. Whitely. Female, any age, J. B. Whitely. Lady Drivers— Mrs. H. Howell, Miss M. Porter. Saddle—Saddle horse, J. Davis, John Salkeld. Pony in saddle and hest boy rider, R. McLean, Jos. Wilson. Car- riage—Stallion, aged, and diploma, O. B. Wilson. Filly or gelding, 3 years old, Stewart McDougal, A. Drysdale. Filly or gelding, 2 years old, S. Bissett, A. Drysdale. Yearling filly or gelding, John Sturdy. Brood mare, G. A. Whitley, Thos. Gundry. Foal of 1894, A. A. Young, W. N. Howell. Pair matched carriage horses, J. Davis, A. McMurchy. Single carriage horse, John Porter, A. M. Polley. Female, any age, G. A. Whitley. General purpose—Brood mare, S. Bissett, A. A. Young. Filly or gelding, 2 years old, Hugh Chisholm, G. F. pale. Yearling filly or gelding, S. Bissett, G. F. Dale. Foal of 1894, S. Bissett, A. A. Young. Matched team in harness, Jas, Hamilton, Robinson Woods. Agricul tural—Brood mare, Hugh Chisholm, - J. T. Salkeld. Foal of 1894; Hugh Chisholm, Stewart McDougal.. Match- ed team in harness, Jas. Stevens, David Lindsay. Walking, special—Walking team to wagon, empty, wheels not locked, Geo. Falconer, Sarni. Potter. Heavy Draught, imported—Stallion, 2 years old, and diploma, also filly 2 years old, Jas. Snell. Brood mare with foal and foal of 1894, Thos. Todd, John Avery. Heavy Draught, Canadian Bred—Stallion, 3 years old and over, J. W. Yeo and • diploma. Brood mare with foal, Geo. Dale, Jas. Reynolds. Filly or gelding, 2 years old, Geo. Dale, Percy Stewart. Gelding or filly, yearling, Geo. Dale. J. F. Dale. Foal of 1894, Jas. Reynolds, J. F. Dale. Span horses, Jas. Reynolds, J. F. Dale. CATTLE.—Durham, thoroughbred — Bull, 2 years old,. Jas. Snell, Robt. Beanr. Bull, 1 year old, Jas. Tabb, Isaac Salkeld, jr. Bull calf, under 1 year, Jas. Snell, Isaac Salkeld, jr. Best bull of any age, Jas. Snell. Cow in calf or giving milk, Jas. Tabb, Jas. Snell. Heifer, 2 years old, 1 and 2 Jas. Snell. Heifer, 1 year old, J. Snell. Heifer calf, under 1 year, J. Snell, Isaac Salkeld. Best female of any age, Jas. Tabb. Hereford, thoroughbred— Bull, 2 years old, Mrs. Wm. Elliott. Cow in calf or giving milk, 1 and 2 Mrs. Wm. Elliott. Heifer, 2 years old, Mrs. Wm. Elliott. Heifer, 1 year old, Mrs. Wm. Elliott. Heifer calf, under 1 year, 1 and 2 Mrs. Win, Elliott. Best female of any age, Mrs. Wm. Elliott. Polled Angus or Aberdeen, thoroughbred— Bull, 1 year old, John Varcoe. Cow in calf or giving milk, 1 and 2 J. Varcoe. Heifer, I year old, J. Varcoe. Best female of any age, John Varcoe. Jersey, thoroughbred—Bull 1 year old, A. Drysdale. Cow in calf or giving milk, J. L. Aitkin, G. H. Cox. Heifer 1 year old, A. Drysdale. Heifer calf under 1 year, J. L. Aitkin. Best female of any age, A. Drysdale. Grade cattle. —Cow, estate J. J. Fisher, J. W. Salk- eld, J. H. Williams. Heifer, 2 years old, H. Curwen, John Clark, Mrs. W. Elliott. Heifer 1 year old, J. W. Salkeld, Mrs. W. Elliott. Heifer calf, Mrs. Wm. Elliott, John Clark. 2 veal• old steer, Mrs. Wm. Elliott, John Clark. Yearling steer, J. W. Salkeld. Best female any age, J. J. Fisher. Best herd J. W. Salkeld, John Clark. Fat cow or heifer, W. T. Murney, also recommended as best on the ground. SHEEP.—Leicester—James Snell took all the first prizes in this class and 2nd for shearling ewes and H. Curwen 2nd in ram two shears and over. South- downs.—Glen Bros. takes all prizes in this class. Oxfordshire Downs.—Jas. Tubb takes all prizes in this class. Sheep any breed, named.—Ram, 2 shears, estate J. J. Fisher. Shearling ram, A. M. Polley. Ram lamb, estate J . J. Fisher. Pair of shearling ewes, A. M. Polley. Pair of ewe lambs, estate J. J. Fisher. Ram any age, estate J. J. Fisher. Ewe, any age, A. M. Polley. Shropshire Downs.—Ram, 2 shear and over, G. W. Sturdy, John Avery. Shearling ram, John Salkeld, G. W . Sturdy. Ram lamb, G. W. Sturdy, John Salkeld. Pair of ewes, John Salkeld, John Avery. Pair of shearling ewes, G. W. Sturdy, John Avery. Pair of ewelambs, John Avery. Ram, any age, ewe any age G. W. Sturdy. Fat Sheep.—Best fat sheep, Jas. Snell, Jas. Tabb. PrGs.—Improved Berkshire.—Boar 2 years olcl, Wrn. McAllister. Boar, over 1 year and under 2 years, H. Cur - wen. Boar littered in 1894 and boar of any age, Wm. McAllister. Sow 2 years and over, Wm. McAllister, John Salkeld. Sow over 1 year and under 2 years, 1 and 2 Wm. McAllister. Sow of any age, Wni. McAllister. Suffolks. —Jot!. Wilson takes all prizes in this class. Poland. China. --Boar over 1 year, estate J. J. Fisher Wm. Sinclair. Veer littered if 18O41 X.tBaechler, Wm. DAIRY PRODUCTS, -- Ten pounds table butter, Wm. Sterling., Mrs. Wm. Elliott. Five pounds tale butter, Anthony Allen, Wm, Stirling. Tub or crook of salt butter, not less than 40 pounds, James Stevens, Mrs. Hamil- ton. Ten pounds salt butter, Wm. Swaf leld, G. F. Clark. Cheese, factory Ilam Warnock, A. Bingham. uane s made, Walter Fero.urple, William Stewart. Lombard, IND oon, DErART]IENT5. Wm. Stewart, P. Fox, sr. Reins T'I:owuBe.—Collection of cut flowers, Claude De Bevayy, Wm. Warnock, H. L. Watson, W. Hiely. Dahlias, Mrs. Hamilton. Imperial gage, Wm. Wm. Stewart, W. Kiely.' Verbenas, Stewart. Coe's Golden Drop. Wm. H. L. Watson, R. Warrington. Four Stewart, Horace Horton. Peach, P. different rosee, John Stewart. Hand Fox. sr„ Wm. Stewart. Peaches— bouquet, A. Bingham, H. L. Wateon. Early Orowford, W. T. Murney, S. Table bouquet, H. L. Watson, R. Morningstar. Mountain Hose, J.- T. Warrington. Carnations; H. L. Wat- Dickson. Late Crowford, Wm. War - sop. Dianthus, H. L. Watson, Wm. nook, Seedling, M. Carl, Wm. War - Stewart. Floral design H. L. Watson, nock.. Grapes, Melons, etc—Best and R. Warrington. Zinnias, double, H. heaviest, 2 clusters, white, under L. Watson, W. Kiely. Geraniums, glass, J. R. Shannon, R. Warrington. single flower, John Stewart, H. L. Best and heaviest, 2 clusters, black, Watson. Geraniums, double flower, under glass, R. Warrington, J. R. H. L. Watson, John Stewart. Peren- Shannon. Twelve varieties, grown in nial Phloxes, H. L. Watson. Phloxes, open air, 2 clusters of each, correctly annual, Wm. Stewart, H. L. Watson. named, W. Warnock, J. R. Shannon. Gladiolus, A. Bingham, H. L. Watson. Eight varieties, named, open air, 2 Six varieties •gladiolus, named, W. clusters of each, W. Warnock, Wm. Webster, A. Bingham. Asters, Wm. Stewart. Four varieties, named; open Stewart, H. L. Watson. Pansies, air, 2 clusters of each, W Warnock, A. Bring Wm. Stewart, H. L. Watson. Balsam h�am. Three bunches Delaware, spikes, in bloom, W. Hiely, H. L. W. Warnock, A. Bingham. Con - Watson. Stocks spikes, J. H. Wil- cord,W. Warnock, A. Bingham. Hart- liams, Wm. Stewart. Petunias, single, ford. Wm. Stewart. J. T. Dickson. art H. L. Watson. Petun- ias, double, John 'tewar , "arring- ton. Annuals, named, H. L. Watson. Coleus, John Stewart, A • Bingham. Coxcombs, spikes, Wm. Stewart, W. Webster. Tuberous begonias, single John Stewart, A. Bingham. Tuberou, begonias, double, John Stewart. Begonias rex, A. Bingham. Fuchsias, varieties in flower, Wm. Stewart. Geraniums, single, John Stewart, H. L. Watson. Four geraniums, single, H. L. Watson, R. Warrington. Eight geraniums, double, in bloom, John Stewart, W. Kiely. Four geraniums, double, in bloom, H. L. Watson, John Stewart. Nine varieties, greenhouse plants, R. Warrington, A. Bingham. Nine varieties, foliage plants, different from other entries, R. Warrington, A. Bingham. Two hanging flower bas- kets, H. L. Watson, A. Bingham. One hanging flower basket, A. Bing- ham, H. L. Watson. AMATEUR LIST.—Collection of cut flowers, W. Webster, P. Fox. Six varieties dahlias, W. Webster. Collec- tion verbenas, J. H. Williams, J. T. Dickson. Hand bouquet, P. Fox, 3. T. Dickson. Table bouquet, J. T. Dick- son, P. Fox. Collection dianthus, P. Fox, J. H. Williams. Collection zinnias, W . Webster, J. H. Williams. Collection truss geraniums, Wm. Stew- art, G. E. Holt. Collection phloxes, J. H. Williams, W. Webster. Collec- tion asters, W. Webster, J. H. Wil- liams. Collection pansies, P. Fox, J. H. William. Collection petunias, single, W. Webster, J. H. Williams. Collection petunias, double, W. Web- ster. Four varieties coleus, P. Fox, W. Webster. Three varieties tuberous begonias in bloom, J. H. Williams. Two begonia rex, P. Fox. Two fuchsias in bloom, Wm. Stewart, W. Webster. Three geraniums, single, in bloom, Wm. Stewart, J. H. Williams. Three geraniums, double, in bloom, P. Fox, J. H. Williams. Three varieties foliage plants, Wm. Stewart, W. Web- ster. Three varieties plants in bloom, not specified, J. H. Williams. One hanging basket, J. H. Williams. Two cactus, R. • Richardson, W. Webster. Hydrangia in bloom> special by Jno. Stewart, J. H. Williams. Two varie- ties begonias in bloom, E. Richardson, Wm. Stewart. Best collection in pots, Wm. Stewart, J. H. Williams. HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT. —Ap- E>les—Ten varieties, named, Mrs. W. lliott, J. T. Dickson. Six varieties, named, cooking, John Richards, J. T. Dickson. Six varieties, named, dessert, J. T. Dickson, Mrs. W. Elliott. North- ern Spy, C. W. Williams, John Peter. Rhode Island greening, Mrs. W. Elliott, Mrs. C. A. Humber. Maiden's blush, Mrs. W. Elliott, W. M. Knight, Goderich township. Alexander, T. T. Dickson, Judge Toms. Wealthy, 2nd John Salkeld. Corvert, W. Irwin, estate J. J. Fisher. Baldwin, W. M. Knight, John Stewart. King of Tom- pkins County, J. T. Dickson, estate J. J. Fisher. Spitzenhurg . opus, G. A. Whitley, Mrs. W. Elliott. Fallawater, C. W. Williams, Andrew Bros. Rox- bury russet, Thomas Beattie, J. C. La Touzel. Hubbardson's nonsuch, J. T. Salkeld. American golden russet, Wm. Stirling, Mrs. W. Elliott. Ribston pippin, Selina Nott, J. T. Dickson. Wagner, Mrs. W. Elliott, G. A. Whit- ley. Blenheim pippin, Mrs. W. Elliott, Thomas Beattie. Ben Davis, J. T. Dickson, John Salkeld. Swaar, Mrs. W. Elliott, John Porter. Hawthorn - den, John Stewart, J. C. La Touzel. Grimes golden, J. T. Dickson. Can- ada red, G. A. Whitley, estate J. J. Fisher. Swazze pomme grise, John Stewart, Jas. Dickson, sr. Pomme grise, Abe Durnin, G. W. Andrews. Mann, J. C. La Touzel, W. M. Knight. Ontario, John Cox, G. A. Whitley. Snow, Wm. Warnock, W. Irwin, Gravenstein, John Stewart, Mrs. Wm. Elliott. St. Lawrence, Mrs. W . Elliott. 20 -oz pippin, W. M. Knight, G. E. Holt. Beauty of Kent. G. E. Holt, John Salkeld. Cayuga red streak, Wm. Irwin, Wm. Sterling. Duchess of Oldenburg, S. Furse, Selina Nott. Chenango strawberry, Mrs. W. Elliott. Phoenix, Mrs. Wm Elliott, J. W. Salk- eld. Tolman sweet, John Porter, W. Warnock. VC estfleld's seek no further, C. W. Williams, S. L. Scott. Crab apples, G. A. Whitley, J. Beck. J. R. Shannon, Wm. Stewart, Porter, Judge Toms. American pippin, J. C. La Touzel, G. A, Whitley. Special W. T. Murney 1st. Special, J. Cl. La- Touzel 2nd. Pears—Six varities, named, S. Furze, H. Curwen. Three varieties, named, Wm Warnock, H. Curwen. Bartlett, J. H. Worsell, Wm. War. nock. Flemish beauty, John Salkeld, Geo. Church. Vicar of Winkfield, H. L. Watson, Glen Bros. Duchess D'Angouleme, J. H. Worsell, Arthur Curzon. President Druard, J. H. Wil- liams. Belle Lucrative, Mrs. Hamilton, John Stewart, Louis Bonne De Jersey, J. T. Dickson, Thos. Beattie. Beurre D'Anjou, Drysdale, S. Furze. Beurre Superfine, J. C. La Touzel, A. Curzon. White Doyenne, John Salkeld, John Richards. Grey Doyenne John Rich- ards, Jas. Rusk. Beurre i-Iardy, John Richards. Beurre Diel, A. Drysdale, Mrs. Hamilton. Benrre Bose, S. Furze, A. Bingham. Sheldon, Wm. Knight, A. (J. McDonald. Winter Nellis, H. Curwen, Jas. Dickson, er. Beurre Clairgeon, J. R. Shan- non, Horace Horton. Howell, James Dickson, sr., James Dickson, jr. Sec- kel John Andrews, J. T. Salkeld. H Horton. B., m A Drysdale A. . Curwen. Joephine 1]e Malines, Zai A. Bingham. R,eifier, W. Warnock, A. Drysdale, Special, Wm. Kright. Plums—Pond a seedling, .Wm. Ste art, John Richards. Smith's Orleans, William Stewart. Yellow egg, V1711- Roger's No 3 A Bingham J R Shan- CASTORlA for Infants and C.h1_rdren. fl T yeses' observation of Castor's with the prbraus o �! :dims of persons, permit no to speak of it without fileostl�. It is u*q...tional� the 'best rsmodr for Ia1hlltte and slab kgs Om world has oar Iinowa. It is harmless. Children bike it. It fibres tient health. It will save their lives. In it Itatbers have sersees ng which is absolutely safe and praetioanyperfeet so a ekild's medioine. Caster's destroys Worms. Castoria allays Feverishness. Castor's prevents vomiting Sour Curd. Castoria ours Diarrhoea and Wind Celia, s , Castor's relieves Teething Troubles. � k J. T. Dickson, Roger's No. 9, W. War- nock, J. R. Shannon, Roger's, No. 14, J. T. Dickson, W. Warnock. Roger's, No. 15; W. Warnock, J. R, Shannon. Roger's, No. 19, Wm. Warnock, Wm. Stewart. Roger's, No. 44, J. T. Dick- son. Iona, Wm. Warnock, A. Bing- ham. Salem, A. Bingham, J Dickson, sr. Moore's Diamond, W. Warnock. Eaton, W. Warnock. Virgennes W. Warnock. Clinton, Isaac Salkeld, jr., Wm. Stewart. °reveling, J. Dickson, sr., J. T. Dick- son. Niagara, J. Dickson, sr. J. R. Shannon. Empire State, W. War- nock. Jessica, W. Warnock. Warden, S. Morningstar, J. R. Shannon, Moore's Early, S. Morningstar, P. H. Toms. Brighton, J. T. Dickson, Wm. Warnock. Mills, 2d W. Warnock. Water melons, C. A. Wells, W. War- nock. Yellow flesh melons, 2 R Warr- ington. Green or scarlet flesh melons, C. A. Wells, R. Warrington. Citrons, Mrs. Hamilton, C. A. Wells. DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE. — Honey in comber 10 lbs. Wm. Harty, Mrs. C. A. Humber. Jar of honey, Wm Harty, John Porter. Maple syrup, E. Richard- son, Mrs. C. A. Humber. Collection home made preserves, Mrs. H. R. Walker, S. Morningstar. Peaches, A. Curzon, Wm. Warnock. Pears, John Porter, George Church. Citron, Mrs. H. R. Walker, S. Morningstar. Cucumber, Mrs. C. A. Humber, A. E. Washington. Quince, Mrs. Toms,. John Andrews. Jellies, W. N. Howell, Mrs. H. R. Walker. Three loaves home made bread, Geo. Church, Percy Stewart. Three loaves homemade bread, made with yeast cakes, W. M. Knight. Goderich township, Percy Stewar.,.i Three loaves home made bread, made with bakers hop yeast. Geo. Green, A. Allen. Layer cake, John Stewart, Eva Cattle. Twelve tea biscuits, Mrs. C. A. Humber, Wm. Warnock. Col- lection of pies, Eva Cattle, J. L. Atkin. One dozen fancy tarts, Eva Cattle, Wm. Stirling. FINE ARTS.—Professional List, Oil Originals—Any subject, R. Crockett, C. H. Mountcastle. Landscape, Can- adian subject, 1• and 2, R. Crockett. Marine view, R. Crockett, C. H. Mount - castle. Animals, from life, Miss Polly, C. H. Mountcastle. Flowers or truit, C. H. Mountcastle, R. Crockett. Still life, not flowers or fruit, Jas. Griffiths, C. H. Mountcastle, Copies, any sub- ject, Jas. Griffiths, R. Crockett. Ama- teur List, Oil—Any Subject, J. T. Dick- son, Mrs. C. Campbell. Landscape, S. L.Scott,A.M.Polly. Marine view, Mrs. Campbell, A. M. Polly. Animals from life, Mrs. A. C. Johnston, Mrs. Camp- t bell. Flowers or fruit, S. L. Scott, Mrs. Johnston. Still life, not flowers or fruit, Mrs. Campbell, Miss M. Shep- hard. Original painting, any subject, Mrs, Johnston, Mrs. Campbell. Paint- ing on silk or satin, oils amature. L. Symington, Mrs. Campbell. Honor able mention, Miss Stokes. Water Colors.—Any subject, R. Crockett, Jas. Griffiths, Landscape, Canadian sub- ject, Miss Mountcastle, R. Crockett. Marine view, R. Crockett,, MissMount- castle. Animals from life, Miss Mount - castle. Flowers or fruit, Jas. Griffiths, R. Crockett. Still life, not flowers or fr uit, R. Crockett, Miss Mountcastle. Copy any subject, Miss Mountcastle, Jas. Griffiths. Sepia, Jas. Griffiths, R. Crockett. Pencil or Crayon drawing, ;iia.::. GARDEN VEGETABLES—White ele- phant potatoes, A. Bingham, Jas. Stewart. Beauty of Herbon potatoes, G. Shepperd, sr., A. Bingham. Pota- toes, any variety named, Mrs. H. R. Walker, G. Shepperd, sr. English vegetable narrow, Wm. Warnock, W. N. Howell. Summer squash, for table, Wm. Warnock. Winter squash, for table, Jas. Stewart, Wm. Warnock. White or golden celery, H. L. Watson, R. Warrington. Red celery, R. War- rington, J.H. Worsell. Winter cabbage, named, G. Sheppard, sr., John Salkeld. Fall cabbage, named, A. Bingham, R. Warrington. Savoy cabbage, S. Morningstar, A. Bingham. Red cab- bage, A. Bingham, 1:t. Warrington. Long blood beats, table, C. A. Wells, Wm. Kirkbride. Turnip blood beats, table, John Richards, Judge Toms. Radishes, 0. A. Wells, Mrs. H.Howell. Table turnips, Wm. Swaffield, Sam Furze. Long orange carrots, Mrs. T. Hamilton, John Richards. Early horn carrots Wm. Warnock, John Rich- ards. Scarlet carrots Nance, A. Bing- ham, Wm. Swaffield. Parsnips, for table, War Warnock, Jas. Stewart. Red onions, John Salkeld, A. Kirkbride. Yellow onions, C. A. Wells, John Salkeld. Silver skin onions, C. A. Wells, Geo. Shepperd, sr. Collection sweet corn, Judge Toms, Jas. Aiken - head. Corn, for table, R. Warrington, C. A. Wells. Egg plant, H. L. Wat- son, A. Bingham. Cauliflower, A. Kirkbride, Wm. Kirkbride. Ripe capsicums, J. H. Williams, C. A. Wells, Red tomatoes, Wm. Stewart, A. Bing- ham. Purple tomatoes, Wm. Stewart, J. 11. Worsell. Yellow tomatoes, Wm. Stewart, A. Kirkbride. Collec- tion garden herbs, C. A. Wells. Col- lection garden produce, distinct from other entries, C. A. Wells. Wm. War- nock. Castoria mires Constipation and Flatulency, Criteria neutralises the elects of oarbonio acid gas or poisonous sir. Castor's does not contain morphine, opium, or outer :sweetie property. Castoria - tee the f r tes the sten>taoh and giving healthy and natural sleep. Cestoria is put up in one -sire bottles out Don't allow . one to sell ou that it is "just as good" and" will answer every Ove that you get C-A-ST*O-8 I A. It is not sold in 'bulk. else n the OE The fav -simile signature of is on ever! ,tea_ ppa�• Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Modern , Featherbone Corsets must be confounded with those;`, were made five or six yet.: The Featherbone Corset ofd is as far removed from tk style, as black is from wht BUY A PMR AND YOU WILL BE P4kA Hub Grocery �- Tea Just arrived, a consignment of the celebrated BEE BRAND TEA, put in half pound and pound packages. This is the only package Tea pltt up where it is grown. The Bee Brand Tea is grown in the Palamcotta. Gardens, Ceylon, and is no mixture, but a pure Tea of very fine flavor and strength. This Tea took the first place at the World's Fair, Chicago. We have the sole agency for this town. Come and get a sample and try it.. €4-T_1 CO SWAJ €b W, . Clinton Miss Mountcastle, Jas. Griffiths. Pen and ink sketch James Griffiths, R. People Mut Live And in order to do so they want the very best they can get. We have anticipated' their desire by purchasing the choicest GROCERIES, TEAS, SUG ARS, CANNED GOODS, .FRUITS, &c Having had 35 years experience, think we know the wants of the people pretty well. Our stock embraces everything found in a first-class grocery, and we will not be undersold. We have a Beautiful Assortment of FANCY GLASSWARE and CROCKERY Special Cuts on SUGARS and TEAS in large lots Crockett. Amature Water Colors,— Any subject, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Campbell. Landscape, Mrs. Johnston, J. T. Dickson. Marine view. - Jas. Dickson, sr., J. T. Dickson. Animals, Mrs. Johnston, A. M. Polley. Flowers or fruit, Mrs. Johnston, Miss Fraser. Still life, not flowers or fruit, Mrs. Johnston, Miss Fraser. Original, any subject, Miss Stokes, Mrs. Campbell. Sepia, Mrs. Johnston, Miss Frazer. Pencil or crayon drawing, Mrs. Johns- ton, Mrs. Campbell. Pen and ink sketch, Mrs. Campbell, C. L. House- man. Painting on silk or satin, water colors (amateur) Miss Fraser, J. M. Robertson. Specimen penmanship, plain., S. L. Scptt, Matthew Woods. Specimen penmanship ornamental, Matthew Wods. Architectural Draw- ing—Professional or Amateur— A. Kaufman, R. Crockett. Engine, ma- chine, or mill drawing, A. Kaufman, J. C. Watson. li S x lianas—llistressing Kid ELIEF IN I ney and Bladder diseases relieved in six hours by the "New GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE." This new remedy is a great surprise and delight to physicians on account of its exceeding promptness in re- lieving pain in the bladder, kidneys, back and every part of the urinary passages in male or female. It relieves retention of water and pain in passing it almost im- mediately. If ,you want quick relief and care this is your remedy. Sold by Watts & Co., and ALLAN & WILsoN, Druggists. Cla�pp's favorite, S. Furze. Lawrence, Children Cry for o Casto,la. J. W. Irwixi, Grocer MACKAY BLOCK,, - - . CLINTON. POWDERS Care SICK HEADACHE and Nentalsia in so manures, also Coated Tongue Dizti- mess, Biliousness, Pain in the Side, Constipation, Torpid Liver 13ad Breath. to stay cured alto regulate the bowels. WIRY MON Td TAMIL /sales 2e CENT* Air DAuck 111TOrtltti • BINDER TWINE ! ax - A full stock and prices away down. It you want 100 lbs., 50 lbs., or one ball, we can supply you. The best is the cheapest x-- New Store B ARLAND BROS Old Stand WiekkayBlock , Brick Bloch • • , OF ALL SHAMS. The Business College Sham is the most to be despised. Not every institutiota dubbed Business College is worthy of your support. Yon will in all likelihood, take a Business Course but once, therefore, why not select a School that hay earned a reputation for practical conscientious work. 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