HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1903-10-08, Page 8October Stk 1900
The News*Rinord Citnton
IterikolsonsBittik
Ineorperated by
• Act of eVarliatuent. 055
; 'ftlapital :$2,5e0,000
Rest -- - • ,?..,250,000
MONTREA14.
Molson Macpherson, Iortstdent .
- General Malla-ZO'
discounted. Colleetioes nvede.
ft e isnimi. • Sterling and .Amer -
Exchange bought and • sold.
utereet alowed on depeeite
SAVINGS 1341,./K
In el e t allowed on sums of 1$1 WA •
Up. componntled half yearly. • •
- FARMERS - •
limey advanced to fa mere on
heir own note& with one or
te te endorsers. No mortgage
. equired as sem rity.
1.C BREWER, Alunag,er, Clinton. .
0. D. McIaggart
BANKER.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TRANSACTED. NOTES DISCOUN-
TED. DR.ArIS ISSUED. INTEREST
• ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. -
ALBERT STR,E,ItT, CLINTON.
W. BRy1)0NE1
"My hair was falling out very
feet and J Wig greatly alarmed.
then tried Ayer's Hair Vigor and
my hair stepped falling 0 once."-
, Mrs. G. A. McVay, Alexandria, 0.
• The trouble is your hair
does not have life enough,
Act promptly. Save your
• hair. Feed it with Ayer's
Haig Vigor. If the gray
, hairs,are beginning to
show, Ayer's Hair Vigor
will restprcolor every
81:43 a bottle. AU Absents.
if eeue druggist cannot supply yen,
,send us ono dunir cod we wilt express
'Yon athettle. lie sure and give the name
o yeur nearest express °ace. Address,
.7, C. 4.10tet CO. Lowell, Mails,
••••••
enrsor.nmeemn=r,:exesnestecomer-asor- aneenegn '
00 •0000000000
0 0 0 0 0
For an up-tedate
HAIR CUT
- AND
CLE AN SHAVE
BARRISTER, SOT,I . II OR. • '
NOTARY, PUBLIC, EV-•.
'•1•I'S' the leading barber.
NEXT DOOR TO IRWIN'S DRO.CERY
OFFICE -Sloane *Block- CLINTON'.".
HENRY. iniArriE
(Successor to Mr. Jams Scott.)
BARRISTER, soLiciToR, IT
olliee formerly occupied by, Mr.
Jai les Scott, in Elliott Block . .
MONEY TO LOAN. .
RIDOUT & IIAI,E
Comfeyanc.rs, ConnuiSsioncrs, Real
-
Estate and Insurance Ageney.
Money to Leah.
-
George D. Roberton.
.04?* 0
•
Cook's Cotton Root Compound;
Ladles' Pavorite,
Is the only safe, rellabla
regulator on which woman
can depend "in the hour
and time of need."
Prepared ln two degrees Cif.
Strength. No. 1 and No. '2.
No. 1. -'or ordinary oases
Is by far the best dollar
medicine known. '
Por special. cases --10 degrees
three dollars per box
No.
Otronge
• Ladies -ask your druggist for Cookies
C. 11. HALE - JOHN RIDOPT. Cotton Root Compound. Take no other
. .1 as U pills, mixtures and imitations are
dangerous. No. 1 and No. 2 are sold and
recommended by all druggists in the Do-
minion of Canada. Mailed to any address
On receipt of_price and four 2 -cent postage
{Stamm. Tie COOk. Company. .
Windsor; owe.
Na. 1 and No.2 are" sold . in 'Clinton
by H. 13. Combe, .T. E. Ho•vey,• Watts
& Co. and R. P. Reekie, Druggiists.
11. R. IIIGGINS
Conveyancer, Fire and Life Insur-
ance, Mortgages, Deeds, Etc.,
drawn for $1 each. All Work
neatly and cheaply done. ,
DRUCEFIFJ,D, - - ONT.
DR. W. GUNN
R. C. P. and T,. R. C. S., Ediiihurjh.
Night calls at front door of r..sidente
on R:ittenbur.,- street, opposite
iresbvtL rian church.
OFFICE- Ontario street -CLINTON.
R. FHAW
"IAN N
,
02)posite S'e. Paul's thumb.
R0E:ON.
Wood's PhosphOdino,
The great English
is an old, well estab.
Robed . and reliable
preparation. ilasbeen
prescribed and used
oyer 40 years. All drug-
gists in the Dominion
of Canada sell and
recommend as . being
Pefore and After, the only medicine of
its kind that cures and
give% universal 'satisfaction. It promptly and
permanently cures all forms of Nervous Weak.
:nes:4 Emtasfons, gpermaturrhcea, Impoienpy,
and all effects of abuse or excesses; the excessive -
use of Tobacco, Opi mica
fun r • f a to In
Insanity, Consumption and an Early Grave.
Price st per package or six for $5. One will
ptpase, sin will cure. Mailed• prompt'', on re-
ceipt of price. Send for free panmhlet. Address
The Wood Company,
'reindeer. Ont., Canada,
Woods Phosphodine is sold in Clin-
ton by Watts & co.., H. B. Cotube,
R. P. Reekie ,and :E. Hovey, Drug.
gists,
rio street -CLINTON.
DR. C. W. THOMPSON
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Special attention given to diseases of
the Eye, 1-*:a.r, Nose and Throat .
(..11"fice and Residence -
ALBERT S.TREXT WEST,. CLINTON.
' • North of Rattenbury $t.
G,. VV. MANNING SMITH
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office formerly occupied by Dr. Pal-
lister on Main street.
,BAYFIELD, •-• ONT
DRS. AGNEW & FOWLER
- - DENTISTS - -
(Mite ad;oining Ph.;to Gallery. open
every day and Satr a...y nights until
O o'clock,
Auburn every ;Monday.
Dungannon c..ery Tutsday.
•
DR. G. ERNEST HOLMES
Specialist in Crown mid 11r1dge Work
D. D. S. -Graduate of the Royal Col-
lege of Dental Si,rgeons of Ontar-
io.
L. D• S. -First eluss honor graduate
of Dental Department of Toronto
iversity. . •
pecial attention paid to preservation
of children's teeth.
be at the River Hotel, Bayfield,
cry Monday from 10 a. in. to Er
.111.
J. FREEMAN
VETERINARY SURGEON,
nember of the Vettrinary Molical
Associations of London and Edin-
gh and C;raduate of the Ontar-
Veterinary College.
VICE- Huron street -CLINTON.
Next to Commercial Hotel
one 97
arriage
Licenses
Isstrup BY
Ittlinball, Clinton
Y C.• CA it S'
tf.:xPtniENce
- 4
TIE Manion IllUtual Fire
Insurance Cormanll'
-Farm and Isolated Town PrOperty=:
• -Only • Insured.- ..•
orFICERs. •
J. 11. McLean, Preeidsnt, • irCipipen , .
0. ; Thos. • Fraser, Vice-PreSident;.
Brueefield P. 0". ;.. T. I -lays,
Treasurer, Seaforth P. 0.
• DIRECTORS.
William Slicsnee, Seaford' ;, . Johu
Gr eve, Witthrop ; George Delo, Sea -
forth ; John Watt, Harloek.; John
Benne w i s, Prod hegast ; JamesEvans,
Beechwooct; James Connolly Clinton.
AGENTS. • •
Robert Stnith,.. Harlock. ;
ch 1 ey , Serdorth ; •James :Cummings,
Egincindville ; S. W. Yeo, Holmes-
ville. • , . .
Parties &sirens to effect. insitranee
Or transact • other Imsineee . bel
promptly attended to on .application
to any of the above • officers addressed
to their respective postoffices. • Loses
inspected by the • director whoe lives
nearest the scene. •
TIME• TABLE.
Trains will arrive -at and , depart
from Clinton . station as follows : •
BUFALO AND GODERICILDIV.
Going East Express • • 7,38 a.in.
• ,8.23
4./5 Pan'
Going East Mixed
Going West Mixed • ro.1.5
Going West EXptt.SS • 12.55 pan.
, 7,os a.m..
,, 11 71
• TO,32 p.m.
LONDON, -HURON Al.si'D BRUCE DIV
Going South Express
• " " Mixed
" North 11xpres0
" Mixed
•7.47 °eine
. 4.15 p.m.
To,r5
6.55 pein.
A. 0. PATTISON, Agent.
r. R. HODGENS, Tmen Ticket Agent.
J. D. MACDONALD, District Passer"-
. get Agent, Toronto.
TRADE MARKS
DESIGNS
• COPYRIGHTS &C,
nriliendirig a *kaiak and description mai
r•tateartaln bur OpInlatt Vet) whether all
an ts probably Ind Wank). Communlea.
mune eraeldehtlte. HarttlbankOtiPtittnt4
ree. Oldest taaney for securing patents.
outs taken titration mum & co. exordia
1 t*#14, without charge, in the
Vegtely., tatita4t aln
I:0 40 1 'Rio:Id...iv, li101:41 Yorie
1.44.41 1.1.11 0 .00 •• it.f. •
The Best Current Literature
MANY SHORTi STORIES AND
PAPERS ON TIMELY Tojaios
$2.110 PER VICAR: CTI;A COPY
NO CONTINUED STORIES
A FAMILY .LIISAARY
12 COMPLETE NOVELS YEARLY
111110kITHLY, MAVA11114EI
LIPPINCOTTS
XVIfitv 00Miii.rvE IN ITISELP
Moral Imbecile's.
As the outcome of much painstaking
Investigation the existence has been
demonstrated of a class of human be.
logs called moral imbeciles. Their ea-
sential characteristic ho complete mor-
• insensibtlity, revealed by a total ab-
sence of repugnance to the ilUggestion
of crime before thy deed.
THE ROYAL MONTH AND THE
ROYAL DISEASE. ,
• 'Sudden changes ot weather axe es-
letcially triing and probably to none
more so than. t the scrofulous And
conennottive. The progress of scrofula
during a normal. October is commonly
gseat.• We -never' think of scrofula -
its linnehes, cutaneous •eruptiebs• and
wasting of thebodily • substantee-.
without thinking* lei the great good.
many sulieras 'from it have derived
front Hood's Sarsaparilla, whose rad-
ical and perinanent gimes of this one
dipease are'enough to make it the
moot famous. medicine in the world.
There is prebably not a. city or town
where Hood's . Sars .- has net
peoved its • merit in 'nese homes than
one in arresting and conipletely eradi-
cating scrofula which is almost a.s
seriousand as much to he feared aS
its „mar relative, -consumption.
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ce. If the label ent your •
• paper reads .Tan 97 it
• Means that you owe
• for six years seb-
• eeription. ' ••
. DOW; that look
• 9 well ?• te
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t • it • rather •
long, six years too •
long ?•
• •
TO have the label •
O rad Jan 04 woitld •
• 0 be better, much bet- •
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• yours say?. • •
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.EOR *OVER SIXTY YEARS..
MrS. • Winslow'S Soothing, Syrup ha.s
been .used • by millioes of mothers for
their, children while teething. • If dis-
turbed by night andbroken of • your
rest. 'by •a. sick • child • sullc•ring and
crying With pain of cutting teeth send •
at once , and get .a bottle of: "MrA.
-Winslow's Soothing Syrep" for child-
ren teething. It will relieve' the poor
little sufferer immediately: Depend
spon it, mothers, there is no mistake
'about it. It et res • Diarrhoea, Tegu-
lates.the Stomach and • Bowels, • cures
Wind Colic, saftens.the Guins, reduces
Intlainmation and gives tone , and cit.:"
ergy to the whole system. •"Mrs;
Winslow's Soothing .Syrup' for child-
ren teething is .pleasant to -the taste.
and is. the presermtion of one of the,
oldest and best female physicians •and
nurses- in the United States.' Price
'25' cents A bottle. • Sold by all drug-
gists •throughout. the world. Be.' sure
and aek for "Mrs. Winslow's 'Soothe
Inge Syrup." *
• • • WANTEDSeveral persons of *ehar-
actor and good • reputation • ' each ,
state (one in -•thii .county required)to
representand advertise old cstaliliali-
ed wealthy. business house 6t solid
. standing.. 'Salary' .52T'‘.yeek-
ly with expenses additional, all. pay- .
ablo in cash direct every Wednesday
[ram • bead ,offices. 'Horse and :carriage,.
-.furnished when necessary: 'References. •
Enclose self-addressed envelope. ,Col-
onial„ 332 Dearborn St., 'Chicago.
LerePe Y -Z (Wise Hen d )Disi n foetan t Soap'.
Pciwder is be kr than .other soap poliders,
. .
it also acts us a d1sinfeetant. •
2,..
AUTHORIZED LIFE OF POPE LEO
XIII MANAGER WANTED, • •; •
• •
• Trustworthy lady or gentleman in
each .•distriet to • manage our business
and etart . agents in the sale of • the
Official' and Authorized Life of Pope,
Leo •xiii. Book issued under the int-•
vriniatrire of Cardinal -Gibbons i and
-endorsed by • the leading Archbiskope,
and priests 'throughout the• • United .
States and Canada-, printed in . both
English_ and French. '$20 straight cash
salary teed expensee .paid each week .
direct 'from headquarters ; expense
money advanced, permanenteposition
Address David 13. • Clarkson, 324 Dear-
born Street. Chicago. •.
Grand Trunk Ry
• , HUNTING .SEASON, •
The Grand Trunk railway have issu-
ed a *very handsome and illustrated
pamphlet •entitled "Haunts • of Fish
and Game," giving information re-
garding. season for shoodug deer,
moose, reindeer, caribou, ete., tit the
"Highlands of • Ontario," and other
points, :along the line of the Grand
Trunk. Copies of same will' furnish-
ed • oti application at Grand Trunk
ticket offices or to D. ineDonald,
District Passenger Agent,' Toronto.' .
*ABLE AND GRANITE
0114BiTS
Rattenbury Street Works
Direct im pate re, Work man-
•k4hip and Material guaranteed.
J. a. SaA.Lfl ntid Co.
PRornnuotta,
Hay Fail Fair Prize List.
000
HORSES.
Draught -Brood mare accompanied by
foal, R. It McLean, J. Patterson 2 and
3; foal, T. J. Betty, PattNxsou. 2
and ; 2 -year -Old, L. W. Willard, A.
Geiger ; 1 -year-old, R. D. McLean, 13.
Sloane, IL Pilit,; Want, W. J.* Elder,
Wm. Fee.
Agricultural -Brood suar, W.Moody,
R.MeArthetr„ W.J.ItIder; foal, W. Moo-
dy, R. McArthur, R. 13. McLean ; 2,
year-old, A. Buchanen, E. Gies, A.
Love ; Wain, O. TiCoy, J3. Gies, John
Deicher,
General Purpose:--Brpod mare, A.Gei-
ger, J. Itaberer, wendel
J. Patterson, Gorge Clan:nes, Wendel
Smith ; 2 -year-old, John Deicher, John
Galltnan; Alf. Melicic ; T-yeateold, J.
Petters•on, S. McBride, John Galician;
team,. Jas. Hagan, Jacob Roeder, W.
'
Caeriage-Brood marc,
Geoeee Dick,
W. Witzel, JOhn. Becker •, foal, W.
1VitzeL 'P. Lamont, • A. Geiger ; 2 -
year -Old, W. Witzel, C. •F,ilber ; Teyear
old, A, Rennie ; team, J. Johnston ;
Buggy horse,* W. II. Wood, J. F. Rus-
sel, C. Miller; •
Roadsters -T. N. Forsythe W.Witzel,
P. Lamont ; foal, W. Witz4 William
McAllister, T. N. VorSythe ; 2 -year-
old, A. Buchanan; W.Witzel, Noah Sae -
eras ; T-year•old, W. 'Wit uff,,D. Sch-
nell, Wm. bleAllieto ; team, M. Me -
Naughton ; buggy lroree, E. J. Waiver,
I. Errett, W. Wilzele holy driver,W.
Witzel, R.13. McLean, R.,. McArthur.
Judges -Jas. Ilaudford, Centralia. ;
Chas. Wolfe, Crediton.
000
0000
GARDEN VEGETABLES.
Rose Potatoes, Henry It -meter, G.
Schroeder ; Elephant Potatoes, Lewis
Roeder, G, Schroeder ; Cd
Colorado Re
d•
Potatoes, Wendel Smith ; Micltigait
Blue potatoes, J. Ita.herer, W. llattler,
Wendel Smith ; any variety, G. Sell-
oelligi W. Battler, Wendel Smith ;
Potatoea, Snowden Bros., W.
Smith, W. Battler ; ltniplre Potatoes,
G. Schroeder, • G. Sehollig, W. Batt-
, ler ; Carman Potatoes, F. • Willert, W.
Roeder ; •Stnall White Beans, G. ohm..
eius; W. • Battler ; • 13eans any variety,
3. K. Wise, G. Decher ; Yellow Corn,
C. Oswald, Snowden -Bros. ; Sweet
Corn, 5. Wise; Red Onions, W. Batt-
ler; Yellow Onions, Jacob Weber ;
Dutch Setts, A. S. Faust, S. Witmer;
White Fleld Carrots; Snowden 13ross.i
Wen al Strath ,• Red Garden Carrots,
L. Roeder, ' A. Geiger; Sweetish Turn-
ips, P. Hartman, Henry Roeder ; Whi-
te Turnips, W. Battlero$nowden Bros.;
Yellow Globe Mangold - ,nowden
Bros. ; Long Red Mengo'ldsi Alonzo
Foster, John Galltnan ; Long Yellow
Mangolds, SnoWden Tiros., 1?, Hart-
man ; Oxford Cabbage, B. Truenener,
'1'. Johnson '; Black Spanish Radishes,
B. S. Phillips ; 'White Radish,. 3. Hab-
erer, Wm. I-Taxing:en ; Pumpkin any var-
iety, 117; Klapp, 3I. Neel' ; • Mammoth
Pumpkin G. Schroeder, Snowden
Bros.; 'Celery, T. Johnson; Alonzo
Foster ; Squash, *Snowden Bros. ;Blood
Beets; IL Well, Snowden Bros. ; Root-
ed. Beets, A. ' Geiger, W. Battler ;
Watermelons; • Jacob. Weber, C,•C,olos-
ity ; Meektrielons, Jas. Weber, .A.. Gei-
gerGeerig;e J Dutch cabbage, • A.
o son ; Red To-
matoes, R. R. Johnston, Siiowden
Bros. ; Yellow Tomatoes, W. Battler',
T. *Tolleson, • Judges -R. J. Drysdale,
Exeter ; J. J. Monier, Dashwood.. •
• IMPLEMENTS.' .
TTLE.
Durhani-Cow, ,Tacob Roeder, T, 2
and 3 ; 2 -year-old heifer,. ,T, Chamiars,
Wm. 11IcAllistei, J. Chambers.; year-
ling heifer, Henry Roeder, .1. Chum -
here Win, Roeder ; hall eau, Jacob
Rom!ler ; heifer ealf, John Geiger, Wm.
Roeder; -P. Deichert. -
Other than Thcrobred Derham -Cow,.
John Pfaff e and 2, J. Wel •cr •, heifer
calf, r. Hartman, • Win. McAllister,
toithe*Roeder ; 2 -year-old heifer, Snow -
dell .-Bros., H. Reeder, P. • Hartman .;
yearling heifer, Fred, • Willert, II. Roe-
der, 3,•*Chanii,ers ; e -year-old steer, P.
Hartman J. Roeder EL Roeder ; fat
ebw or heifer, • Wine ,MeAllieter a*and
2, Wendel Smith ; yearling Steer,: r.
,Wilkrt, J. . Roeder 2 melee ; jersey
cow, S, Rennie •, • fat • steer, Wm. Mc-
Allister, P. Hartman ; steer Calf,Lonis
Roeder, , Fter„ .• ecoe• Weber..
JudgeS-.,Tohn Shephard, Hensel]. ; • R.
Penhale,. Bayfield. •.
5llP
-Long WoolLAge:.atn,. 0. Perdiale•;•
vairling rain, G. Peshalc ; Pelt 61,veS,G.•
Penhale, IL True -miter ; 'pair yearling
ewes,' G.. 1' enli al e,. • 11. Tructuner.'• pair
e,. e.„ : la Penhale ; ram lasub;
Geo. Penhale 1 and 3. .
, Fine Woela--Yearling ram; :A. Dtin•
can T and 2 ; rant lanfb; 'A. Duncan 1
and 2 ; Pair yearling, eWes, A. • Dim -
can and. 2 ; pair ewes, A...,Dinican
and' 2. ••
. . HOGS.
. • . .
Perteleire-Aged boar, Snowden Roes,
aged Sow, 'J. Harvey, Snowden Bios. ;
spring boar, SnoWden Bros l• and 2 ;
spring .sow, Snowden Peos..; ',*1 -year-
old sew,. Snowden ,Bros. • •
Tamworth -Aged boar, , , Snowden'
'Bros ; sdring sow, Snowden Bros.:
;and 2 ; i -year-old sow; Suowdefr Bros.;
,aged sow, Snowden.
Chester Whitc--Aged sow, Snowden
Bros. ;- spring sow,s Snowden Pros. :
yorkshire-Aged boar, J. II'arvey ;
aged sow, 4. Itervey, ,Sti.bwden pros.;
spring sow, Hervey, Snowden Bros.
.T-vear-old boar, I -I. Truinuner •f-year-
olil sow, ..T. Harvey •Snowden Beos. .
•
-.POULTRY. • ,,
• Plyinouth Rochs, p. W.
Becker ; Wyandotte, • P. 'Becker; , W.
Battler ;' silver -crested Polands, G. W.
.1 and 2 ;•. Light 13rahanis, G. W.
lttviit; Dark Brahmas, W.. Irwin, P.
Beelor e Games; O. W. Irwin i and 2;
Black Minorcas, :G.. Ni1:' Irwin. 7 and 2;
White Miecrea.s„'•G, V. Irwin and 2;
Red tape; e Geo,- Clausius, Wendel
SMith. White Legborns, W. Battler,
Dan: Rauch ;• White Langshans, 0. W.'•
IrWin.; Doff • Ceehins, George Ciausins,
0; AV, Irwin ; par trio ge Cechinse G,
WeIrwin. T and 2 Bantams, '0: W.
Irwin* T and 2 Col. Cockerels, I', Beck -
and ; Pekin china due;t4, G. If.
Snowden Bros ; 1ouen ducks,'
0. W. rrwi 31, Snowden Pros. ; dicks
any.. 'breed, G. W. Irwin' .geese, . :Hy.
Roeder, IT. 'rruemner 11. trrkeys, 11
Treenmer; G. Irwin ; guinea, fowls, •
Geo. Clausins ; collection pigeons, • P..
Koehler, • H. . Truemner e: col. rabbits,'
C. Oswald ; Toulouse geese, Snowden
Broe. Clausius,
. .
GRAIN AND SEEDS;
White 'fall wheat., 3. K. Wise. D.
Hauch, Wnt. Roeder ;' ted fall vdieat,'
W. Mont', S. Wise, • C. •Schoeh .; •spr-
ing wheat, E. Wise, 3, K. Wise ; 6 -
rowed barley, 'Pl. Gies; W, ,Battler,
Wan: .Rocxler ; 2 -rowed barley, J.
;. black 'oats; A. MeEWan, J. lc,
Wise; S. Wise ;, White oats, S. Wise,
K. Wise, V. Eatticr ; large peas, J.;
K. Wise; ' S. Wise, A. MeEwatv ; rye,
Alotteo Foster ; spelt -t, A. 1VIcEwane
Alonzo li'oster ; col. grain' in heads,' J.
IC. Wise W. Battler le small peas, .8.
Wise, 'J. K. • George lausius ;
red ..clover seed, B. S. Phillips, P.Hart-
man ; timothy seed, A. • ilieltwan,
Philllips, k. 113cArthur.'
Col. apples • any. kind, * E. 'Gies, 1311 -
mot KloPP'Snowden Bros. ; fall ap-
ples* •varieties, E. Gies, .Ellanor Kl-
opp ; winter. apples 4 .varieties, Ell- •
mot' • lopp, . WendelSmith ; King
Tompkins, Louis Roeder,. E. Appel ;
Snow . Apples, Henry Roeder, • Henry
Kraft ; Northern Spies, Henry toedee,
0. Schroeder ;,s Ella:nor Kl-
app, Den. Sureme ; R. I. Greettings,
Henry Kraft, Snyder Bros. ; Spiteen-
burg, Alex. Meltwan, Ehimor Klapp
Ritson Pippin, W. Battler, Sylvatus
Witmer ; Golden ReisSett, reed, Willett
Jacob Weber ; Ben Davis, Snyder Bros.,
Louis Roeder ; 'Sentare, Dan Surerus,
Ehlnior Elopp Wooers, 11, Trueinner
.1, Roeder ; • Mann, Hy. Reeder., Dan
Hauch ; Maiden's Bluelt, P, Hartman,
'Wendel Smith ; Blenheim Pippin, n,
Gies, G. Shoellig ; Pewaukee, W. Batt-
ler, it. Gies ; Colverie, Suowden
13eos, 13111mor Elopp ; Gloria Mundi,
G. Schroeder, 0. Slioellig ; Col, Rus-
eett, Elimor Klopp, John Dealer ;
COL Pears, Jacob' IIaberer W. Batt-
er narttett Pears, Jacob '11aberer ;
•Viettlish Beauty, 3, Roeder, Jacob
Halyerer '; Peaches, J. Roeder, E. Gie's;
Prunes, Well, T. Johnson ; Red
Crab Apples', Sylvanus Witmer Ales,
McEwen ; plate grapes, Ily. kraft ;
Col. Grapes, G. Schroeder, W./lattice ;
Pieta Plums,T. Johusoii ; Col.Plums,
T. ,Tohneott ; Col, Canned Wait, R..
R. Johnson, John Metier. Judges -D,
Vteitch, Clinton ; Wilt; Moore, Hawaii,
1
Open buggy, nos & Son ; Cov-
ered Buggy, F. Iless & Son. ist and
2m1 ; Covered Carriage, }Tess
Son. Judges -7-J. C. Stonenian• ; Geo,
Brown, Ilensall. •
.• MANMPACTURES.
Sett leavy harness, C. lIartleib est
and mid ; sett buggy harness,•C.
Hartleib ist and •24c1 ; 'sett carriage'
harness, C. Hartleib 1st ; c011eetion of
shoes Pe Bender ; collection of leteth-
er, Wi twee ;" finished flax, • George
Cook ; cement work, J. B. Foster ;
Geo. IVIcXaY piano, II,' Well,
DAIRY PRODUCE. .,.
. , .
Putter • in tub, R. }Tartu -UM; Snow: -
don Bros.; A. Geiger ; salted • butter,
•W. Smith, Snewden Bees.;
honie-firaele • CheeSe, John Geiger; Wm:
'<lope; S, Wise; honey in Comb; •
Habcra, Pet, r : 13ecker home-made
bread, G. Clausius ; baker's • bread,:.C.
• Either , • R. R. J oliesonLe . home-made
bu1le,"•12.• R. • johieeton, Snowden,Bros;
extracted honey, , Wendell Smith, • G.
Clausitts ; • maple syrup, Wendell -Smith.
Alex. .McEwen ' honey,. 0. Claus.
„ins, J..aberer Judges --B. J. Drys,
dale, Exetee 3, Merrier,. Dash,
Wood. '• • • • •
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ADIES: WORK..
.• • • "
Crochet' quilt, John Decher, ,William
Klopp ; crewel work, C. Campbell ;
Tufted quilt., S.' Witmer, W. tattler.
knitted. quilt, 'I'. Johnseni, J. B. Fos-
ter ; leg cabin quilt, G:].8.ehoellige C.
.Campbell ; patch quilt, T. Johnson,. •
S. ' Wise ; quilt .sewed 011 grOund work
It Roeder,. John Deeher ; outline
Hartinan, W." Battler ; boine-made
tient, 13. • Hartman, S.
made mat, Cochrane. ;
hurne-Made rag carpet, cotton warpe.
J. K. Wise, T. Johnson ;. painting on
'velvet, . C. Campbell, 3,, G. Forest ;
Wool work C. Campbell ; Ber-
hill
.Wool pillow cushion,C.Campliell,j,
Cochrane ;. crochet work, C.
•Jolinso.n ; album barkete e,
Canip-
hiehl, J. Cochrane ; heir wreath,
Nob ;. leather ,wreath T.;• :Johnson •*;',
cardboard werko :rohifsdn.:; sigo.
ctishioii, \V 1< lopp, S: Wise.; .lioniton
lace C. Cairipbell, T: .Tohnson ;.knitte•
.ed. lace . Curtain,. T. Johnson,II. Neeb
leuther:• ,worli, • .C. Campbell ; 'eemb
work, • Q. ; cushiion toilet,: T.
G. Forest; JeCoatraue ; lamp gnat, .T.
Wise, • Wan. XlopP ; ,toss work, 'C.
Campbell, T. Johnson ; bead. wor'.1,C,
Campbell ; shell werk, Foreet,•
eT. Cochrane ;. eheinise, R. R. Johnson,
S. Wise darned work, C. Campbell ;
gent's :dreee • Marts, Johnson ;
tatting, Dr, 1.13iichtinan, C. Campbell ; :
enthreidery on silk, T. Johnson, C.
Catnpb el 1 ; ettibre d ery 011 ntuslin, T .
S'ohnson.; pair .woolot stotkings,hand-
made, . S. Wise,W:Battler ; pair cot-
ton stockings, ,hand-inade, S. Wise, T,
'Johnson ;, knitted mitts in, Wool,hand-
made, A. Geiger, • S.' ,Rannie ; knitteid
socks in wool,••hatidaUad, 11. Neeb,•
S.. Wise' t • paper basket, J. X. wise,
g. wise arasene work, C. Campbell;.
Ceaey work, T. Johnsen; C. Camp-
bell ; , crazy work, T. • Johnson, C.
Campbell ; silk patchwork, T. Johnson
J. Cocliranee: knitted .pillow shame,
H. Neeb ; outline apron, C. Campbell,
S. 'Iltriee batton wreath,. .R, R. john.
ston, Eihnotir Klopp; crochet petti-
coat 'John Geiger, S. Wise ; crazy'
clothe, C. Campbell, T„ Johnson ;
chair tidy, C. Campbell, Judge,s-Mrs
Wm, Becket, Mrs.' G. Buchanan, both
of Zurich.
• EINE ARTS.
• .0i1 painting, portrait, C. Campbell,
Snyder Bros. ; -do landscape, C. Cam-
pbell, J. G. Forest 1 crayon. work,
portrait, J. G. Forest ; it or water
co or flowers., 3. 0. Forest, Ellanor
1C1 pp ; pencil drawings, I. Coolirane,
J. , Forest ; pen and ink sketehes,,C,
Campbell,. ,T, G. Forest ; ponneanalop,
C. Either, G. Holtzman ; paintieg on
silk, J. G. Forest, ,T, Cochrane ; pain-
ting on plaster pari, .1. Cochratie,T.
JohnSon. Judge -W. Weeks, Exeter,
FLOWERS AND VLANTS. .
Collation of pansies, T. Johnson,
Henry Roeder ; collection of fuchias,R.
R. Johnston. .
EXTRA' PRIZES,
Anther wheat, Wm, IClopp ; drawing
work, Wm, Xiopp ; pocket handkerch-
ief„ Wm. Mom) ; knitted *irk, Win,
Itlopp ; crochet work, Wen, "Chen'
battentburg„ Wen. Moo ; point lace,
Wm. Klopp ; slumber robe, Wm. Klopp
bedroom slippers, Wm. loop ; slum-
ber robe, Berlin wool work, Ellmor
Elopp ; pansica, T. Johnson, It Rae-
der ; fuschias, R. R, Johnston ;.• green-
hotise flowers, W, M. Itarbourto
SPECIALS,
•
Faust's (dowers) E. Appel ; Hess'
(seed grain) S. E. Wise ;
(amber wheat) WM. MOM) Zeller'n
(penmanship) C. Tillberi Holtman,
• COMFORT EOR TUE AGED.
Judging front the letters of people
HP in years there is Mx medicine
whi-
011 NG yroluptly frees them ot aches
and 'pains and insures regularity of
the liver, kidneys and IntWeIS as Dr.
Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills. -Even when
all other meibs have failed old people
.Can turn to this great medicine with
full 'assurance of relief and cure.
• Artificial roe.
ICe artificially manufactured by the
use of chemical mixtures is not a late
Idea by any means, the invention dat-
ing back to 1783.
rertile Morocco.
' liforocco 10 one of "the most fertile
countries iu the world. The soil Is very
rich and has only to be scratched to.
produce luxurinnt crops. The majority
of the people live by agriculture. There
Is very little machinery of any kind.
Labor is cheap, and everything is done
by hand.
°UnglIsh Army Hazing.
/fainting, as die cutting off of an oar
or a hand; was practiced in the earlier
English armies, and in a chatter of
Richard 1. roantien IR made of death by
drowning. •
Had Been m
• Four Hospitals
lint the doctors did not cure him -They
said he would never be well -Dr,
Chase's Nerve Food a vronderrni
• ' medicine,
M. Sums Ceouriza, shoemaker, Tio
•Lagauchetiere St, Montreal, Que., states;-.
"For six years I was not able to work, my
herves were all unstrung and my digestion bad.
1 had severe attacks of headache, could not
sleep,and suffered with
shooting pains in the
small of my back,
was ha doctors(ourhoscpoitudalls
but
not cure me. They
said I would never be
well again. In spite of
their decision I 'began
the Use of Dr. Chase's
Nerve Food some
months ago, and I am
cenvinced that I owe
my life to this medicine.
• Mr. Cloutier • I have now been at
work for over two weeks, and believe that my
bealty has been billy restored. It is a pleasure
foveae to add my testimony to the hosts of
others from persons who have been cured by
this wonderful medicine." •i
To protect you against imitations the portrait
and signature 9f Dr: A. W. Chase, the famous
rreemceees:
receiptbookauthor, ate on every box of his
• energy into the whole system.
eisewees-eineseamereemeeme •
Your
Doctor.
\l'‘ wish you would ask your
kloetar what he thinks of
Yapo-Cresolene, lie will say
"it's certainly the best way
of reaching, the throat and
lungs, this Inhaling inethod."
You see, it brings the medicine
in contact with the weak places. If it's
asthma, bronchitis," whoopivcough,
croup, or any such trouble, the Creso.
lene .vapor touches every inflamed
place. Relief is quick, certain, 27
Vapo.Crosolene 1 :oli by an druggists, or sent es -
press and duty prepaltl 14)00 receipt of priea. A Vapu.
Cresulei.e luau, irn lading tlut Yitporizer and Letup,
which ,1 (11 last a life•tinie,, and a bottle of Cresulene,
cemplete, extra supplies of Crlsolene, as cans.
and so yentg. I ilustrate.1 Irr,1.1‘t ci.ntatning physleinue
testinu.rnals s( -e upon request. Vme-Ces..,oLess
7770 Fulton tit., New Yorl:, U.S.A.
High priced Shaving.
The most exclusive barber shop In
the world is at London. Two dollars ia, •
the price of a shave there, •
Remedy For Burro,.
Take equal parts of olive oil and
cold water, beat them to a cream and
apply to the burn on a piece Of soft
old linen. Change the dressing as soon
as it becomes dry.
Kent Awake to Die.
Death- from sleeplessness is pc pun-
ishment for murder .in some parts of '
China. The culprit is kept awake by
beating the soles of his feet, and this
treatment continues until he dies. • At
the end of nine or ten days the victim
breathes his last.
The Dahlia,
The dahlia was introduced into Eu-
rope for the value of its bulb asa sub-
stitnte for the Irish potato, which It re-
serables when baked.
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• • LOOK ON THE BRIGHT SIDE,.
The sufferer front nervous exhaustion
'Is. generally 'blue and discouraged., Ire,
looks on 'the dark side of things and •
..fears paralysis, locomoter ataxia or
insanity. All 'this is changed by the
persistent use of Dr. Chas,e's Nerve
Food which -gradually and naturally
' rekindles and 'revitalizes the wasted •
nerve cells:. andinstils neW vigor. and
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Buenules i a1(1. ;...illor than& Collogo is_ •quiekly. provided With ... a
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in this leading College P. .• . •
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.or Shorthand is -only s'.,x' montha 1.r. for both °horses,- eno.y.ear ;
the coat is..small and the, rdsults ate perinanent. .''. - ' . .. : • .,
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