The Clinton New Era, 1886-10-01, Page 3Pt
FRIDAY, OCT., 1, 1886.
'Prize klot of Hutton Fall Show,
' MUSES.
--igilaorte4--711eaary-1ralight.
draught team; .A lanes. Brood mare, R
llarten, bum Spring foal, A laws:
27r old filly, James Ross. Year old.filly,
Robert Marten.
Canadian Heavy. Draught, - Ereaay
draught team,- A Innes, G Bateman. Brood
mars; D McGregor, W Grieves. Spring
foal, Mris John, 2 -yr old fillya.T Wallace,
T Carbert, Year old filly, D 3icEtvan.
'Agricultural or General purpose. -Brood
James Connally, H liortOn. Spring
Malt R Barton, W Broadfoot, 2.yr old
gelding, john- Stevene, W Carter, •2 -yr
014 filly, john Ram, •J, NeKaY &
Agricultural ea general purpose teani, Jas
Bern', R Baker, Entire colt, T Wallace,
John Mason MeIntoeir& McGregor.'
12.1n4 or Oarriage--Breorl Mare, W
Smith, J Stanbury. Carriage team, A
Forsyth. Roedster team, jonnthanaIiller,
J Avery, 2 --,"yr eld gelding, W 'Scott, 2 -yr
old lJy, W Cuningharae, McKay & Sou.
Buggy horse,13 Churchill, $ McLean,
Saddle horse, John Avery, -A Cook. Year
oldeolfor filly, Wilson & Young.. Foals,
George Shipley, W Stanburylea43est lady
rider'Alias J. Horton„Best.”1", driver
Miss Bay, 51PB T Moon. Year old road
- er carriage eolt, James Broadfoot;
Special -Road or carriage team, Thos
Bissett, ATorayth. Buggy horses, W W
Ferran, 5 McLean. Walking team E
Bateman.
CATTLE.
Thoroughbred and-ViThir atn-7-3111cla cow,
Jaa Welsh, Et Plunieteel, 2 -yr old heifer,
•A• RlOnat, Snell & Sons, ` Year olci heifer,
' 1 and 2 HSoeIl & Sens. Bull calf, 11 Snell
I & Sons,A Eleoat. Reifer calf, 11, Snell &
Sons,11 Plumsteel. Thoro'brea female ani.
mal, any age or breed, W a Biggins 11
" Snell St -Sons.. Herd of. any breed: H
Plumsteel,H Snell & Sons.
Native or Grade gattle.7-. Mitch eqtraaL.,
W-baTe. act Sleet., 1 and
2 J Stanbury. 2 -yr old heifer, 1 and 2 CI
R .P.....r.P=.
3 Allanson Short garaen carrots, Jno Clarke. One yr.old heifer, 1 -Fisher, T Beat.
Elliott, 11 Walker. Long blood bests, 8 tie, Wm.Bairden. Tvvo ar-eld heifer, Wm,
Coek,..H. Kerwin: Blood turnip beets, -11 Clerk°, Bull ealf, 1 and 2 1 Fisher, Heifer
Renee, Jas Ross. Parsnips, Gook; ii calf, T Beattie,.Wot Bowden, Wm Clarke.
Kerwin. Winter cabbage, J Elliott, J Herd, ventilating of three fenialea and one
Allansonv--Pieklinr-eabbagea-jafillatiacin: 1"NITitivtisedPacrime A3calttrilr....:6-owi-j..;27A-v--
.1 Elliott. Cauliflower J All
Onione, 3' Salkeld, 3 A.Ilanson, Potato Bawden, Isaac Salkeld. Twe.yr.old heifer,41
Onions 1 Rattenbery, J Allanoon C r , ender, 1 and 2 wrmsawdeu, W421(0)0130.
J T Salkeld, I Salkeld S Furze One mad
., , , o,n
j Elliott, ,T B Weir. Water melons, J
Sten. Celery, 3 Ewing, 3 Allanson.
Johnston. Seuesh,.J Allanson, A. John- . o e o working oxena'Alex Chisholm.
3 Allanien. Pumpkin, a Allanson, A Fat ,heifer or cow, 8 Andrew, a and 3 R Mc-
lanson, A Johnston, T013'314008, J. Ewing, ex or ateer, R McLean, 2 and 3 S Andrevre.
:417, AmosYrid Piher, Ws : E Elaa , wdSalkeld.n. SS:: eC.alFt'a jt
Allanson, -a- Johnston. • Mnah Melons; Marra* J 0 Srewarti Thee Beattie: Heifer
3 Allanson, & !Johnston. Citron; J Al-
: iminy. pEont.I.X. • i Leicester . It
T Fear. Crock butter, ."-ataed rain, R. Snell, J. 0, Sta. 1
Tub home made butter, Mrs• C Shipley, i wart, Jas Rowe Snearling ratu, H. Snell, J.
M adman, aa., 1 O. Stewart. Ram lamb; lit and 2.ed H
Ross, CreamerY butLosi G WP., l'eed"" 1 S earling ewes, 11. Snell, ff. 0, Stewart, H. .,,
boro 11 aleCartney, Brucefield, 13utter , Seen. Aged Ewe*, It Snell, J, 0. Stewart,
("lumen. Es' H S 1/ 'mt. Clarke '
socks., Mrs YOusgi 2sitra Hanlittell. Motto 04
cardboard, Miss Symington, Mies Humber,
Sampler work, Mra Nott alias Symington.
Clotb mat, Mise Symington, Mrs W Swaffield,
P A. Robertson, Counterpsneknitts
-Mise-Symingtear, Catititartiatie, crochet work,
kiss 8,yinington
.aeey re V Ccui.
ningbam, Mrs Ailcenhead, Mr e Hamilton.,
Srevrel 'wk, Aliso MAllee, Rini Wm Oun
ning air woollen gloves, Mrs Robert.
son, 1.Pair woollen mits,1 and 2 Mrs Graham,
Mrs Nott. Patch ea ma old garment, alre R
Howell, Mrs Hamilton, Miss Buchanan. Darn
on a sock or stocking, Mies Buchanan, Mrs
Hamilton, Crazywork, M aw ey, Mrs
Graham, Mies I3onnonay. Rick reek, Miss
13onnorny. Hairpin netting, Mre .1:1
lies Symiugton. Pancyluetting, Miss W11 -
lams, Alias AI Allen.
in roils, Mrs T Ship/ay, R Carter. 25 a. 0 Stewarlt! lambs. " W
-crock utter, W"Robinson, G Nott. Ex- Cotsweld.--Aged ram. John Cummings,
tracted honey, .A Johnston, Val Diehl. Shearling ram, John Cumming. Rani lamb,
Roney to comb, Jas .Steep, M Schwalm. ! john Cumming, Aged ewes lit ancl 2ad,
Factory cheese, H McCartney, Home I Cumming, Ewe Limbs, 1st and and, John
made cheese,. A Johnston. Borne made Cumming, Fat ewes 11 Snell ond Hy Our.
bread T. D I '
breed, Jn Steven, 1' Holloway. Baker's wen;zJ Q Stewart.
JUDGES, •
Horse, -J Mason 3 afernagh, T 13e11,
Cattle( Girvin; E Caulk 11 Beacon), A
rysdale';
• Sheep atetSwine-0 Praetor, Caultis.
L °portico. .
1
Inanlements-T Brunstion, J P Brown,
Poultry --J 'Welke roT A rolrew s, W Grieve,
PruitA, Sande, J Welder, W Watt,
Flewers-W Mara:id, It Lurie,) William -
on.
un op, Young„ Maple augir, 0 fora Downs or Shropshire DOWDIVI-. Garden vegetables --0 Girvin, Joe. Gold -
A Johnston. 31aple molasses, R. alarten, I Aged ram, R Snell', Jelin 'Audrews. Shear'. • thorpe, M Levy.
R Elford.
- ohn Andrews, Eivelambs, john .Arelrews
otne Manufactures -0 Nairn, 0611.141164
_ INt _Arri jig rata,_11 iaarni,g.ona, R 111,04.1.- pile-Rate/14,m J_C° Ili G If rt is
, Aged ewes, H Snell. Ram littnb, 1st and 2ad . "id°
Pencil drawing, 01;aa Bowers ' W ; ' 11 Snell -
et. Water color. paintines t " Lacliesavreekagealre NV Salk I 1 S
V Diehl. Crayon sketch, R S Molveney.
?ellen sketch, C Bowers, W Cooper, ?en-
utanahip by boy under 16, j Chidley.
Pen ni an ship by girl under 14,, Miss J. Sal-
keld,
, oknown, Southdowns-•ageil ram a st • I lev.
. e , .
Shearling ram, Glen '8aos,, J 0 Stewart. Art --II Gluons.
Shearling ewes,- Glen Bros J 0
Stswart,
Salkeld, Ewe lambs, I &Meld, Stewart,
Glen Bros. • .Aged ewes, Glen Bros., .1 0 Ste-
wart. Ram lamb, lab awl Ind, I Salkeld.
rr.o-wzna. PIGS.
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Large Breed and Polaucl China -S Andrews
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Suffolk,-,-Boet, mg, 8 Potter. Sow pig;
Potter. •
Berkshire-SCw pig; AndOws, R Me.
Lean: 'Bear •pig,let,2nd and 3rd,13 Andrews.
:Sow pig, 1st, 2ud and 3rd,..S, Andrews.. .
Ten. weeks stoek, W Taylor, W Robin-
son. Vert-re:Jos, R Coats, W Robinson.
Petunias, R Coats, T Holloway. Ger.
animus, Witobintion. Bouquet of Natur-
at:flowers, NV Robinson, R Coats. Dahli.
as,T Rollaway, T
ZADIES' avonK, ,
•braiitada117' Pon'T.Tirr.
Collection ladies' work W w .t" ' Tr-
, .. ,arran, :11,,Benf,t vaarrze3raliiiirgrilak,t_
aiz 1 f.taise. 1
Arti„Morray...--.14ncy-Braiding; Miss Mc= F'lleatele; t'arlv'br: n 131sak Solt/nab Jar,
Gill, Miss ,,Nott: 'ratting, Mrs,* Connino- Munroe, I' '13eattiea e: Dorking, F, BerIttle.
wan. Crochet work,. Miss P. olands, p Beattie, jos. Munroe. Game, Jas.
Avery. 2 -yr old steer, .I.. and 2 J Stan- IVIeGill, Jos Symi gte L '
bury. Heifer calf, j St-anburi, . • Murrayn' 11. ace' w° k' '
ay, Jas. ymington. Embraidery
r liars Munroe, T Morrow. Hanaburgsvlad alunroe
. . • a F.3)3meagtutitt _ oBeekn tp B
es .Ft Beattie: J.its Munroe'
SHEEP. ' cotton or mindin, Jae Symington, Mriii. 11 ''R , al 0' a tie, W 'Hick.' WInte
Leicesters aria their grades -Aged -ram, Murray. Eurbroldery %in,. silk, -Miss Mo 'Llegir!Ilif ILrBe,e4amttaien°, ;., lkewli`ttt -110iwel';!°.t-
° 11 -Snell &.Sinitt: ' "Slitar1trig-ritin,'H-san -111-awan) Miss Rid icil. Bead Work; Miss
& Sons. REEm lamb, 1 and 2 H 'Suell & aleGill, alAs ^Johnston. Knitting, fancy, 11B6eratlie, D W Crane, TurkeYe, J T Salkeld.
Sons. Pair aged ewes,1 and 2 H Snell & Miss Nott,' Jas Syrningto'n. Kuittinye, •Geese, I and'2, .P Beattie.' ..,...-r'auces,o,1 /33eestattttiiee.,.
Sons. Pair shearling ewes;13 Snell & Sone, cotton stockings, Jos Syntington, mr.,73. ,4ufniekaenpilgezdi 'auldir'Isovy d
H Kerwin. .Pair ewe lambs, 1 and 2 El Cunningham. Crochet work, Mre. Can- Of fancy pigeons; L Downing, 8 Andrews.
Snell 4.Sone. NV Cranes. C011ection
ningham, alias 1VIcEwan. Patch work in
Cotswolds and their grades-Aged.rem, pi& or• velvet, Miss A 13eeslear, Md.' Cilas- , • . . „.
.
• ----- sPitille atiERENS, .
John Coining. Sheariing ram, Land 2 .T gow. Patch work in guilt, Jas. Syming- Branma *hire, D W Crane, F Beattie.
,
Coming, Ram lamb, 1 and 2 J Ctnning! t , M. t• 't) . Gent s •
linen shirt, Brahma! dat•k, D W Crane.. Black 8 anish
:'''''' Pair aged ewes, 1 arid 2 J CtIming. ?air 111,40ithnaton ',,Geo-Notir-•••,Gent's cotton-, —914Be-attit&Le. el7.11-101.3147,79-el'F-44thBeattien,g'-,.-1-'111a
--- • ewe /am beTriiiid"27-CaThing,'" l'at Weep, shirt, Miss Me'Ewan Mies iy tt
II Snell & Sons,li Kerwin. Pee of Sonth-
downs, Robt Marten. Pen of OXfOrrl or
Shropshiredowns, W Cooper; H Snell: it':
Son,e.$ •
riGS: • ' .
Small breed, Suffolk -Aged boar, brood
sow, boar, sow, G Pleaves. .,.
Small breed, Perkshire-Aged. boar, G.
--A Coovei, J-Striribury. Breed sow, Jahn-
Stanbury, G A Cooper; Dear, T C)arbert,
11 Snell &'Sons. Sow, H Snell & Sons,S
Gray. •
rouLynv.-
Black Spanish, 1 and 2F Beattie, Light
• Brahmas, 1 and 2 F Beattie. • Dark Brah-
mas, F Beattie.Gray Dorkings, 1 and 2
F Beattie, Bleck Polands, 1 -and 2 F
, Beattie. Speckled -Hemburgs, F Beattie,
W Stanbury. Hondana, F Beattie,-Barta
a ridge Coehins, F Beattie. Plymoa th Rooks;
E Howard, F 13eattie. Buff Coehihs, F
Beataie. White Leghorns; B Howard, F
Beattie. Bre wn Leghorns; E Ilowara,' X
• Beattie. Bantams, 1 and '2 F Beattie.
Ducks, F Beattie, ilahn Mason. •Muscovy
ducks, F Beattie. Geese, 1 and 2 F Beat-
tie, Turkeys, 1 and 2 T Fear. Collection
singing birds, Ohas Spooner. Collection
'pigeons, .10 Bettie, Ed,Oantelon. Collec-
tion' fowls, other than above, F Beattie.
narnaltenaa. • ;
Eclipse gear lump -seat corneae, J. Leslie,.
P W 1)18 -Play of carriages, cut-
ters, etc • P W Hayward: 2 -horse nggy
open, 3 Brunsdon, P W Hayward: • Tivo
. horse buggy, covered, P W Hayward.
One-horse buggy, covered,.3 Brunt:don, J
Leslie. One-horse buggy; open, P W'
Hayward-- 0 nezhoraitistreia;413euhlidearV
Fanning mill, McMurchie & .Co. Gang
pima, T Tipling. Iron harrows, T Tipling,.
R Thou:min. Democrat Waggon;a1 Leslie,
',Horse R' Thompson, T
Wooden pomp, 1 and 2 j Roes: Wooden
axle lumber waggan, R Thompson, john
13runsdon. Wrought iron beam Lao**, 1
and 2 3 B Weir.
noire' AND PBIIIT.. " •
White winter wheat, .A Johnsen; J,Salk-
eld. Red minter Wheat, Il'Kerwiri, 'jaw
Lindsay. Spring wheat John Salk Id "
Johnston.•_Wee o____,Eits SitlkeL,_r1 Andw
si -rowed barley, I Lindsay theabloodr-Keen the liver in f r r
g :wept thoroughly purifyang
A Cooper. Small peas, A Ooopet, -andmarelikantwiltre-lhe•resnit, Dr. Piece'
"Golden Medical Discovery," a Purely. vege•
Kerwin. Four varieties ivintbr apples! 6 :table compound doee all this and more : while
A Cooper, J Beacom. Colkietion apples, it purifies the blood A also builds up the sys.
W Wise, G A 'Cooper. Golden russets, A tem, strengthening it against fulare 'attaeks
Johnson, Robt Marten. Northern' spy, of dames°. Ask' for Dr; Pierce's', ti Golden
Wmlirise, Jos Ohidley. 20 oz pippins, j Medical Disccivery," • Take no . other. All
• Southcombe, M Sehwanz. • SnoWapples, A druggieta;
^ •
Johnston, A Inneit. Rhode Isjand green;
ings, J Ohidley, A Eines. Spitzenburgs,
:A. May, W Herbison. Baldwins, W Wise,
3 Salkeld. Fall pippins, n Denny, V
Diehl. Strawberry. apples, M Sehwanz,
Plevves. Clinton grapes; T Pear, H Walk.
er. Concord grapes, 5 Cook, 11 Elford.
•Plums, T Holloway, T.Pear. Peaches,
Johnston. aVinter petits, Jelin Mason.
Fall pears, H Elford, J Saikeld. Quinoss,
Ewings. .• • •
BANEVA MURES.
• '1•10mer‘mmaxi-drItlf,• A Johnston, -D Cor-
bett. Home-made 41anne1,alts. NOtt,Mise
McEwen. Factory -made cloth,E Corbett.
A Johnston. Faatory-made flannel, „
Corbett, A Johnston. Blanket,', A 301111.,
storr, Misa McEwen. Double set*farm
• harness, Geo Sharman. Set single lair..
ness,Geo Sharman. Parlor' set, A A
Bentiatt. SpeCimen marble work, W n
IICooper. Grape wine,A Johneton, T Fear,
Gent's suits, Jackson Broia
Game# "'grid 2, i Morrow. Rambu
fancy flannel shirt, Miss McGill;Miss Nott. teethe., •F 13eattieirRantania, R 111clAnna--
-Ialairr hand sewing, Mali McGill, J -Sym- latiro-ra-P vmout focip,EFealitteiea.ttittoNmaZiaenky.
ington. Berlin Wool work, Min 11114 cGill,'Legbores, T.Morrow,
Miss jcihnston. Braiding on si , Jas. other .I.i.Wroyed breed, P Beattie, D W Crane,
Symington, Miss Nott. • :Twine work,' • neeneamtra
Mise.MaEwen, -James Salkeld: Flowers,
silver wire, • Robert Martin, alise
Johnaton. Woolen- stocking, Miss .111ca-
vi°1" W Pa ward A -- T I b
• Phate. ton or open buggy, 9 a. Canteloi, P
. . , wo..-, iorse- uggyr
orton, P W Hayward, 8-A Oantelom
Ewan, Jas Biggins. ' Woolen socks, --Miss One horse buggy, covered,- IA Morton, P W'
McE wan, IVIisa McGill. Woolen . gloves, - I•litaWard: Fanning • mill, Armstrong Bros.
• Not: known, Miss Freeman.. Log Cabin Iron' Ildrinws R Tbonipsou. Pteld roller,
gent, Miss MeEwan, Mrs, Nott. •Rag A.rrostrong. Br'os. Turoip seed drill,I- ill it
rnat, Mitis Metwan, Mrs.. Nett. • Rag car- Son, Tureip clatter, Bell its Son.. 'Horse
pet, Mrs, Nott, Miss Johnson. •Hand shc'es,. frP°2 the henuner, A Kirkbride, R
painting, on silk or velvet, Mrs. -Glasgow -Thompson. •Horseshoes, polish.ed, R Thomp-
Mrs, Doherty. . • / son, A Eirkbride, Piimp, J Ross, Armstromr,
• • ' ,:- ' • 3-0-130ES-",
Thompion, A. Kirkbride. Ircin beam p ow
Eros. Wocalen . axle lumber -Wagon, R
..,.._ 'Betray. draught horse -J Melaride .0o1- chilled mmildboard, Bell,* Son; 0 A -Humber
borne ; W.Graitigar, Hulletta D McInnes . Iron beam plow, steel mouldboard, Bell et
'Osborne: ' ... . ' San. Horse hoe, Bell ac Son.
. . Read and 'canine, herses-W 3 Mc-• °R,an'T a'P'' sWs-
Cutcheon; Wingham ;-E-13oesced... iberry, EClavison fall wheat, T Hamilton, T Oatroll
rich.; A Youno,Seaforth ;.S Selkeicl,Gode- JPotter. •oily other variety, S Ernie, I Sal-
•ricii. -• . . • •keld, 3 Varcoe. -Spring wheat, Fife, lir Pot -
Cattle -J lietchin, Stanley; E -Gaunt, ter; W Swaffield. Any ether *adaty, W C
W Wriwanosh; T Rosa, .E Wawanosh. . Potter, S., Potter, J Rose. • Rye; ISalkeId.
• Sheep ana .Pigs -C Procter, Belgrave ; VVhite barley, T.Ranailton,. J. Andrei/a,8
W roaler, Tuckerstnith. ' • Farza• Large nese I Salkeld H
Some Folks.
Rave mueli'difficulty hi:swallowing the huge,
old.fashiona pill, but anyone can take Dr.
Pierce's "- Pleasant Purgative Pellets;" which
are composed of highly eencentrated vegetable
extracts. For dioeeses of the liver and
stomach, sink and bilious headache., •etc., they
have no equal- -T-heir-operation ts atteoded
with no chscomfort whatever. Tliey are Inger
coated and put up in glass vials. Sold by all
druggists.
6ELEEIRATED
,D? CHASEti-
..stalDRAKer*
V1‘.— DANDELION
LIVER
CURE
FOR LIVER AND KIDNEY MSEASES
" when an intelligent man wants to pur-
chai4C, he uis front parties wh.ose standing in
e retugard to patent mediAnes buy
theiileverilIkegPie't:(4.P Arttgt
onlyalioso made y practical proressional• anen.
d orablrknowirhy-
orrow. his, receipt books to require any recommenda-
rg, .
DR% CnAsis's iLiver Cu_re has a,..XeceiPt.boolc
w'elf4.9 lagrooludn. d every bottle Which is worth Its
D. CHASE'S Liver Cure is guaranteed to cure
all diseases arising from a torpid or inactive
liver snot na Liver compliant. Isyspeneia,
indigestion, Biliousness, Jaundice, Beads,
ache, Liver Spots, Sallow Complexion, etc.,
THE KIDNEYS THE KIDNEYS
Dttreagsu's-ltrer Crawls a certain cure /or
all derangements of the kidneys,such as pain in
the back pain in lower portion of the abdomen,
constant desire to pass urine, red and white
sediments, shooting pains in passage, Bright's
disease and au urinary troubles, etc. .
Try it. taken° other it win cure you. Sold
by all dealers at *1.0o bet bottle.
EDYIANSON Co.,
sokt AGENTS FOR CANADA. • • BRADFORD .
Clinton ;,W. Coats, Teetswater. ' •
poaltry.4-1Dr Scett, Seafortli ; T z e8. M aWI I IT: et (18 t st), uTr-' !elt '19k mil*::Soen:34
Invalids NOtellSorpeal Institute
Andrews, Curwen. • Black °ate. T Hama -
Grain arid FruitRobt thavenlock; Mc- item VEGETABLES' AND-ROOTE, • Organized with n rull Sitar or eighteen
Laplementii-J Dorsey, Seafartin John ton, J Collection of " 33t7PPTA-Z,164' 1\T-.-""E-
Lasham, Londesboro; W Kaiser, Brneefield. roll.
Killen ; J H Morton, Wingham ; T W
',At" Man old wantiel A ou W Clarke. *Ezpei e d kit rtall Physielans .
Manufactures and Daira.Produce-Gen carrots, W Hick,:' White Belgian- carrots -A
on, Clinton. : Igwrde gtut nips, T D -08a. ttY, Ar"C'eunAaen. Field nu
and thirgeons rer the treatmeni of'
Stewart, Vitrint.;'W L punnette Lonclerp.•_:_ Allen, Ponter. ..Peeic-iniionsaaaTata0eir.'70"-- OUR FIELD:OF-SUCCESS '
SeifeatEi NV Plum- :Sheapard. Twelve...eare norm -R-Gibbons "j" '
. Rusk. Pumpkin NV Sivaifield. W Potier. oh 01,1' N •
PluMmVegetables_. -W Griere, meitinep ; s Squash, W Swafdeld.' •• • • • Lust; pigeon:et, V...niTgitiittriflailitittfr
Ladiey Work:-Mri. W L Ouimette
er and 1' Watson, Clinton. . DAIRY PRODUCE. , Ditasraties, siodoer stietenses, Diseases
i • Ten pounds table butter NV. Swallielii.' :11il 12111:rAIZIrs°a°11"l'issdelal°8
• G Young. One quart, maple syrup. -.P.-A1.-all-narttaalara-a-Novvo
Well established that eonsunipiionai attended in comb, 0 A 'Humber. Jar of honey', J
• jet es Fact . Itoberteen, T Beatty, Fifteen pounds honey eanay„ piocturikai. °saes.
us Debili Impo-
however, *no -true' and ratio al iv
to in itafirat inagea,,cahhe ce_red. There ter,d_G_Young, 0 A Humber. Loaf f h and an -morbid c CI
Iondesboro.; Mrs. J Young, Clinton Stewart.. G Sheppard. Tub -or croe r
'• with or without seeing 'the" patient. Come and
• McMichael, Seaforth. • ••
. Wf"Swatiield rris g
2olbs:, see us, or send ten cents En stamps for bur
I 'N Potter. Cheese s6eavalidea Guide Ylook,” which gives
. .
o ome caused by Voutrilul Fol
n ay. to cure tan e bread, J Stewart, J Rose.' Home made Hes and Pernicious Soli
this tiThease, which is really scrofulous racers- Wine from grape 1 and 2J Mosely. .
tory Practices are speedily
and perimmentloy cured by -our
tion of tb 1
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Specialists-. 'look, post-paid,. ors. in stanaps.
VEGETAELES.
Collection karden vegetable, Jes Allan.
son, A Johnaton. Two varietiea potatoes,
peck of each., A Johnston, T Holloway,
• Early rose potatoes, f Elforcl. 3 Salkelcl.
Beauty. of Hebron, Jrio. Stevens, T
Way; White Elephant, Holloway, J Iz-
zard. Mangold Wurtzels, T Fotvler, A
Monteith, Yellow Globe Mangold Wurt-
• zels, H Snell & Sons, A 1VIouttiit1'1. Al-
tringliam carrots, •J Allaniton. Long
Orange wrote, A Monteith, Net known,
White Belgian carron5, W Wise, J Allan.
non. Swede turnips, J Lindtay, 11 Ker -
„win, Grey ,stono turnip!, Jai° Mason
:West Huron Fair •
13elow id that -portion of 'the 'West Huron
• prize list of most interest to our readerd. We
omitthe- fruit and vegetable department ; the
prizes'are nearly all confined to Goderieli pee,
• pie, in these classes, • • • .„4 .• •
PRIZE LIST:
. Ironies.• • •
Heavy dranght.-7.13rood mare with feat, let
•
•
.and--2nd-Wm Irord, lat awl 2nd'
Wm. Ilawden. Two yr -old filly, 34 Pisher
Win Baden .4. 111 Polley, Two yr -old geld:
ing, Jet and 2nd A. al Polley, One yr-eld
Iding, A M Polley Win Bowden. Heavy
draught team, E Bateman, .3` 111cOluskey,
0 Stewart,
Agrieultural,--13rood mare with foal J mc-
.
Mulkey, Connolly, Wm Elliott. • Peal, J
MeCluskey, Glen 13rost Wm Elliott. Two
yr.old Thos Hamilton, John Martinis.
\Van taWden. ;Two ar.old gelding, Wm
Clark, One yr.old filly,,Glen Bros. Olie yr.
old gelding, Cunningham. Span genera
purpose horses, mares or gelding:, ./ 0 SteW.
art, John Guinn:lingo, James Roae. '
Road and Carriage...-Drooci team and foal-,
R Morrie, .A. Young, John Morris. Spring
foal, colt et filly, J Morris, A Young, .Ffenry
Morris, One ynold filly, g Andrews. One yr
-
old gelding,. John Porter. Two yr -old, .geId.
ing, Young, -Two yr -old filly! -VVin Can.
bingliatn, J Mellen. Span carnage horses,
A Forsyth, Jonathan Miller, Buggy horse,
aterefainen, Robb Mehean Wrn Cunningham.
Saddle horse, Bates, Dr Whitely, Gorge
CATTLE,
Gentatalairk-litren front, handanade, Lizzie (laity cured, without -the knife,
litilpture, or- Breack-radi-
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Bnobanan, Mai Hamilton. Mrs Geo Nett. without' dependence upon
Gent's shirt, linen front, machine made, Mrs. .irt 8 t' p pain. Book sent for ten cents
trusses, and with very little
Hamilton, Miss Budbanan, 31ra Nett.' Gent's pix,E%iyeeine's isgengezegklEit
laney.flannel.sbirt,•macktine made;Mrs Ham- • treated with the greatest success. Book Sent
ber, AIWA Buchanan. Gent's fancy flannel ror ter) centa in stamps. Address Wo
-shirt, hand made,' AIM Nett; Miss Bachanaia, DISPENSARY MERMAL AssotaATION, 603
Night dress Miss'Syro ington, Miss Buchanan, Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
lotting, Mr's Cunntrigham. Miss al Allen;
Crochet work, rnodern, Mrs Ounningliatii,
Mrs S F Graham, Mist: Symington. Macrame
work, Misal Breckenridge, alias Symington,
Mrs D Cunningham. Migtiardioe lace, Miss
M Allen. Embroideryin linen, Nlisti gyming-
ten, Mrs Grahath. Point lace, Arra Graham,
Miss Symiugton. Honitortlaee, Miss Syming-
t a ' ”
, ra ann l'aney leather week, Miss
Symington. Sills etnbroidery, Mrs Graham, ' "
„
Mrs Nott, Miss Buchanan, Miss Symington;
Miss Ts1 Paney breiding and material, pavonie, rrescription
Itibbini work, Mrs Graham, Alm Wan etzn., is the reanit of this vast experience.
The treatment of ma
thousands of eases "al bo
• N7V AMEN
nt the Invalids' Hotel a
Surgical Institute, has a
totted large eiperience in adapting remedt
fOr their mire and
-
Everybody should see the
Coln nibus tek
Before buying any oilier,
FOR SALE ONLY BY
ROB. W. COATS,
. CLINTO1V,
-1
lams
iigDargaios in rockery
. AtE SELLING :A. FINE
a
-
IRONSTONE CHINA TEA SET'
44 Piecesi..for $2.25 Regular Price $3
These Goods are strictli first -aloes, and are Olierip'est 'ever ollered
in Olinton
Call find see theni;
LINT
TENNIS SHOES 1
Great Variety
.CHAS. °ARLINE,. compg B‘ock. cuNropu
Central Grocery.
. .
�]3J3'L. Sta*d. :
. .
. The sudascribe0.: has • bought out the Srogic of P. Rath; consistina
G-ROCERIES,"'GROGNEgy, GLASSWARE, Ito:
9
Which, heingabought loa, rates he ieentibled to Offer at the very closest.price
•
Patronage iespeatially orders iiiorontly filled. •1 Rooms to leb.
WALKER, .; CLINTON.
,_ GILES.'
INIKENT lodhle /amnia,
••••
Weak Backi Bnlarge:70iuts7PardiYsist
' -
The speedleM and 'Meet certain medicine ktbe sve,-
-4441, ivek trarti u s; rt. • • l
itheuunolsin, Neuralgia. Diphtheria,
• •, Sciatica,' Prolapeua•-11terel,
Ti)e 1;ea't an'd oNalgeneearitenialrveieneniikyleo7rsoLeve 142- oi;d1
!awl nteceleteneworliponliia,:tot:e.srtoosfil:.korieniO. ngjoi.so,tts::dvinagrdiaIan:tavnetinree,1113eitgeuanori
Insects or Sick &Mahe. Ito oil or grease is clean gad
ny.: I , Inilanatiation of the Kitneys, Bright's
se, I DJ'abeteri;Pleontineteesfurine,' Io. tke nal"' LlaiMillt1"
. •
agavioirvItdeporgetirlaig ulterStive poirers. Cab Iletaken in
(118Mo:ft, ,
VI E.13,91.11, L'N.11). Yrh!inir'?Olri.a,°wt Ile 'W2111$°dr e
atnd Dysentey.
rlicwaTO• ,afUlirsdiujitilons dealers sad counterfeits. Tbe
'' 'genuine bas the notschlown tbe &sapid facsimile of tho•
yitssOverer'S name over theb cork,
GIBES IMPROVED MAMMA
liable 'and otroctivo, purely vegetnitbEle.rrP'F'oLy. tbs:cteurte"oef
all
disenses of' the, Stomach, liver, Bowels, &O. Bold by .all
drliggiste it pe,r bax.
diseases peculiar t
• DO. .PEERCE'S
ninghatu. Pitney knitting by hand, Mrs j 10 It Is a . powerful Restorative Tonic
Graham, Miss Symington Mrs Not. Fancy and Nerviney- imparts It and and strength
knittima by machine, Mrs W 0 Potter, Mrs, rotAVer'41,t.'d 214417(ktvrigge,,,,,trt
-Harvey Rola' ell. Plain knitting by machine, flowing, painful menstruation, tin.
Mrs 1100,011. Fancy Patehed work, bliss natural ercressions, prol?siis or
Symington. Patched quilt, in ootton, Mrs 11121,41487ont, VetilittiirZticiTlie,41bf iiitticil=
1Mrs Rowell. Patehed „guilt, in wool, down eensritione, Chronic canoes.
ra T Hamilton, Mrs'Nott, Mrs James Bose. tion, inflantinatiott and ulceration
Mrs IV Cunningham. Outline embroidery, ttleiri , au
Chenille work, Mrs Graham; MiseSYdliegtoti, °Nithte0nrdelmiNbie078::: itifig•Int3741:Illii:ie' Irinalaill
.Mrs,Grahana, /Miss Symington. Painting on It .rkontistly relieves and eures Naiisea
An or oath) oils, Miss Hemphill, John Mc- tftrocin sfinofiltrig: oNfergvgeongitlitettnnt4if eh'
Intyre, Miss! Hemphill, Painting on silk or iirieSlooplestiiiese ilileither :ex. °n'
broidery in linen Mrs It Hawley. Arrasine
satin, water cglors, Miss Allen, Roman eta- pflicE $100 'on ,6- giorrfogs‘
rkt Sye;ington Mrs Nott, Mrs W . 1FOIL •MOO..
u :yogi/ann. Darned net, epechnens of, •SOld by Drogglete etterinsv/iere
•
ADIS SYMingtOil, )41re Nett, Berlin wool ivork
anit Mre W 1
alre Graham, Berrie .,wool work, raised, i World's Disponsaiy MedicatAssocktIon,
o stamps for Dr. Pierce's large
Treatise on Diseases of Women, Illustrated.
ing am, Mias Syrairigton
and 2 Mrs NV Cunningham Mrs .1 Stewart.
ltag Mat, Miss Buchanan, airs Nott, Mrs WI • 0 ' ' a •
03 akin Street 33UPPA40 IsI, Ini
Svatfdeld, 'Oil p ing,profeseienal, I and 2 1 '
,
Miss Georgina a lin,» :laden. Oil paint-
ing, aniattur, Miss Mary Allen, 2 and 3 Mee
Williams, Water • colors, amateur, Miss
Williams, Mrs Aikenhead. Pencil drawing,
Miss J Breckenridge, Miss Allen, Orayobp ,
t ,Thoroughbrod,-Nlilch cOto• 1 and 2 Immo Pair WOOlen stoekings, Mrs Gordon Yoshi, .
Marmon. ii Ilan gi :he turnips, j Mason,* Fisher, Thos Beattie, 0/16 yr.old bull, WM airs Graham, Mrs T Hamilton. Pen, woollee '
,
1 and 2 arise AI Allen, Miss 1 Breckenridge,
* 0
17.0'414
,SICK.HEADACHEy
flIHou Ifendittelt 0,
Dizziness,. Vonstiptie
tibi,,. indigeationif'
and ftIi1o, Attacks,
promptly cured by Dr.
'Pierce's Pl elasant
AlstlYgative-Pitlitttei-fid-
eeilhi a vial, by Drzuttimte.•
Myth i"tunp Factory,
JAMES FERGUSON
Ifroring removed his business tO tho premises former&
known as ME MOUNTOASTLD MILL, would thank
all old patrons foulest faVors and is in bettor POsi•
.tion than ever toPromptly en'an'ordars entrusted to
bitn, A. STOOK OP GOOD PUMPS ON.IIAND.-
ardered work a:specialty. Wells dug mai completed
on short notice. All work guaranteed, Prieesroason
able. ,Oarietta Ine MAIL PEOMPTLY MIMEO TO,
0.
JAMES PERGIVS01,1, BLYTB,
SAKIN-
OWDE
THE COCK'S BESrFRIEND
arldsdizasearce, lint those soli* sortie re
Sties/in r(Ond,
rnte, t,i1 innirtn 00.131 nt,rk II yell
Ibeyron 10. 004 ttve 644.e;tiat1X44.13 Ay
fron cis $13
,L47er •-fteUrt rr•rr • . • V 7:74'12:.,
A*;:reV;;;1111,;6•
ters:
T qoErticKs..
Oyaters Served -in the 'latest Stylea;allso in
Balk and Can, direct from Baltimore,
Guaranteed Olway a Fresh:
BEST SC. CIGAR IN TOWAT.-
• anomie T.,0T OF, PIPES,' CHEAP.
Iliad quarters for CONPECTIONERY and, FRUIT.
0.1) EILX0
3A0kscoli BLoOlt,'11411011 STREET. bLTNTON:'
ALLAN UNE
T 0-
loirpoo f IA IA only. a:
Parties going to iho old counfry this summer should
take tWs popular line. Tho boats are the most com-
plete tn tho Atlantic, and acconinnidation unsurpassed
,
CA MN re ItES' VititY 1,01V
HEAP JENctiRaiON RATES,
.STIDEICADE PASSAOli
: BOTTOM PIGICEZ
•
Call and got all particulars of
A. 0. PATTISON, CLINTON;
• AGENT G. T. It.
. "THE MIEFIcHANTS' •
Protective .atid -Collecting AOsociatio
CAlEADA
4Hrliee, Ifittniitori, otit. •
EsTaaLlsitED 1884,
5191 Associatior, 'of business anti pidfessional mon,
havingfor its object the
.• COLLECTION OP DEBTS;
• And to prevent Its members making bad' debts hy
furnishing them gith lists of parties who do not pay.
• ,v
lterehants end others hoeing aeecunts to collect and .
wishimrtu meinbers, by ' remitting $7 to one
Managers, Hamilton, Ont, will reeewo by return mail
full particulars., certificate of member914,
B, 111'wr,s & Co,,Ittrinageri„llamilton,
Or to JA, TIICUPPO'N, Agent, Clinton. \
•
If.,..1114:-.-AILtlersetmet.o.wasined-ogainotai.inah4nitt.--*
e it;-Pettlitutr,lailing.frofil tg,„garVarive will 110 •
reenenifto any mothers taken by imn atter this date,
or 'anodes pled to lann: