The Signal, 1894-10-4, Page 22
THE SIGNAL: OODEKICH, ONT., THURSDAY, OCT. 4, l$"4
AT THE NORTHWESTERN.
emelle ere lemal nes a.
Woods. Asprtoalterwl- breed .ate, H
J. T. dalheid ; noel et ISM,
Hurdmle
steweet McDougal;
emillohed team uar Jae Sievert,
DavM Liedaay. Wegk yr ape l-- walk-
ing lean to worn. empty, wheels ant look-
ed, Uta. /siwrser, beml. Putter ; heavy
dltsu'bl. imported -Statham, It years old,
sod dtyMma, also ally 2 years old, Jan
shit; brood mare with lost and lend of
1104, Thea Todd, Joha Avery ; heavy
d1ewebt, Caeadise bred stellroe, 3 years
.id sad aver, J. W. You sod dipio.s;
brood man with teal, this Dais, Jas. Noy -
meads ; ally or ranee, 2 years old, ties.
Dale, Peery Soarers ; gelehee or buy,
yyee irhag. Geo. DJs. J. 1. Dale ; foal of
lal4, Jae Reyaotds, J. F. Dale ; ups.
bergs. lea Reynolds, J. F. Dais.
C•e?e,I-l)erbem, therougbbred - bull,
2 years old, Jae. Sa.11, Robert Bess ; bell,
1 year old, Jo.Tebb, Isaac Salkatd,jr; buil
calf, oder 1 year, Js. 5.011, baso balkeld,
jr ; beet buu of any ads s. JaSled ; cow
in or giving milk, Jas. Tabb, Jas. Small;
heifer, 2 years old, 1 mad 2 Jen Seen;
better, 1 year old, J. Sacci ; bade calf,
seder 1 year, J. Small, lasso Selk.1 ; best
hale of say age, J.. •leas. Hereford,
thereeghbred -bull, 2 years *Id, Mrs. Wes
llrl.tt ; sow, is calf or goner intik, 1 sed
II Mrs. Win. Ribose ; healer, two years old,
Mrs. Wm Elliott ; bailer, 1 year old, Moe
Mott Wa ott ; butler salt, ceder 1 year, 1
sad 2 Mrs. Wee. EWott ; lest hoods s of
fay age, Mrs. Win. Kilbott. Polled Asges
or Abrdeec, thoroughbred -bull, 1 year
old, Jobe Varcoa ; cow, m colt or giving
milk, 1 sad 2 J. Yorke* ; better, 1 year
ad. J. Verne. ; best teuisle ol say age, J.
Verges. Jersey, thoroughbred- buil, 1
year old, A. Drysdale ; ouw, is calf air giv-
e* milk, J. L Autos, G. H. Vox ; heifer,
1 year old. A. Drysd•te ; Wafer call, under
1 year, J. L. Little ; best female ot any
ago, A. Dry.dele. Grade b' atilt,- cow,
estate J. J. Father. J. W. Sslkekl, J. H.
Wift•me ; better, 2 years old, H. Lumen,
Jobs Clark, Mrs W. Elliott ; haler, 1
year old, J. W. Helk.ld, Mrs. tV. Kliwst;
heifer Balt, Mrs. Wm. Elliott, John Clerk.
two year old steer, Mr. Wei. Ktltott, Jobe
Clark ; y usrliog steer, J. W. Salkeld;
beat female, snare J. J. Yeller ; best
herd, J. W. Sallied, Jobe Clerk ; tat co
w
or halter, VS. T. Mersey, also recommended
as beat Oa the ground.
Smear--Leteeste. lames Snell took all
that prises is tete clam sod 2od:for shearing
ewes, and IL Citroen 2od la ram two .hears
sad over. Southdown. ---Ula Bros takes
all prizes in this clam. Oxford Dowse -
Jae. TON takes all prizes in this alma
Sheep m breed, mooed-- ram, two shear,
'stele J.J.
. Fisher ; sheari.ag ram, A. M
Polley ; ram lamb, estate J. J. Fisher;
pair of she tong www, A. M. Polley ; pair
of ewe Iamb., estate J.J. Fisher ; rsm,aay
age, estate J..1. Fisher ; ewe, may age.
A ill. Polley. Shropshire Down- rem, 2
shears sad over. G. W. Sturdy, Jobs
Avery ; shearlisg nm, John Seibold, G.
W. Sturdy ; ram lamb, 6. W. Sturdy,
J,bn Salkeld ; pair of ewes, John Salkeld
John Avery ; pair of sheselteg ewes, G. W.
Sturdy, John Avery ; pair of ewe lamb_,
John Avery; ram soy are, ewe any age,
G. W. Sturdy. Fat Sheep beet fat shag',
Jac. Snell, Js. 'late.
Ptu• - - Improved Berkekire. --bear ft
years old, Win. McAllister; boar, over
year sail uoder 2 years, H. Curies ; beer
littered in li:b4 lad boar of say sga,Wm.
McAllister ; sow 2 years and over, Wm
M.Alhster, John Salkeld ; sow over 1
year sad under 2 years, 1 and 2 rim. Mc
Libeler : sow of any age, %Va Mc kneeler
Suffolk. -Js. Willa teas sill prizes in
this ease. naiad China. - boar over I
year, *strip J. J. Fisher, Win. %same:
beer Buored in 1894, X. Be-chler, Wm.
Miaelair ; hoar of say age X lk.-ablor;
sow 2 yams and ever, Won. S.nelair, X
B.e:her ; sew over 1 sad under 2 years,
1 and 2 \ fi.•ahler : sow, littered in 1894,
But. J. J. Fisher, Win. Siscisir. Improved
Yorkshire -boar, over 1 year, boar of say
age, Robot Bess Largo Breeds- 0. B.
Wilson and Joe Wilma take ell prizes a
this alms eacepe for pea which wee award-
ed to Wm McAllister.
Aoal. -c t.Tu.'.aL POOD,CT,. -Yield Grans,
.ho -rd Meehan what, T. it. Wellies, H.
Carom ; dee,oerat fall wheat, H,Curwer,
Robe, Beals; soy other variety fall wheat
white, named, H. Curwea, D. Lindsay;
any other varier tall wheat, red or ember,
lamed, John Salkeld, Geo. Dela Spring
whet, Color•do,Joho Salkeld,'H. Carves:
Spring wbeat.sny ether variety, H.C.rwes,
Joke Salkeld ; six -rowed barley, H. Cur -
wee, S. Romeo ; two -rowed brley,aemed,
Jolla Seibold, H. Curwea; large peas, S.
Furze : smell peas, S. Furs ; white oats,
S Farm, W.. Lamprey ; black oats, S.
Furze, J. T. Seibold ; flex seed, John
Salkeld, 8. Furze ; timothy seed, 8 L.
Soott, Jeb. Seibold ; clover seed, G. W.
A.dreo, H. Comma. White beam, h. L
Seott: best sad largest oolle does of grains
is the straws, grows by exhibitor, S Furze
John Salkeld
FI.t.D Reim, Va.;Ra.Lm, en' --Long
red old +urtzets, Win, Warnock, G.
Bheppwd,
or.; gold .aagold wartzele, Win.
Warnock, G. Sheppard, sr ; swede tur-
n ips,
arnips, Abe Derain, Thom Beattie ; field
carrots, long sad red. T. R. Wallis ; white
garrets, Wm. Warlock, Jos. Wilma ; peek
of onions, Wm. Warnock, W.. Stertt.g;
bald Done, John Salkeld, estate J J. Fish-
er ; largeet pumpkin, Wen. Weraook, Jae.
Alkeshsd ; largest squash, Wm War-
mish ink ; largest turnips. H. Cornea, A.
Drysdale : largest stalk Sold sera, John
Porter, Joe Wilms.
GAMMON VMORA nt.te -Whim eleph•at
tatew A. Biegbam, Jos. Stewart;
uty of behron potatoes, G. Sbepperd,
le, A. Benham : pommies. say variety.
.amsd, Mrs. H. R. Walker, Oea 1' -ppsr
er. ; Buglish resemble marrow, W m. W►er-
seek, W. N. Howell ; .nose squaw, for
table, Wes. Warnock ; whiter squeak for
table, Jac. Stewart, Wm. Womack;
whim er golden H. L Walesa, R
Wsrrinet nal; red oehry, R. Warns. 'toe,
J. H. Worsel,: wister cabbage, resod,
0. Sheppard, or., Jobs Salkeld : tell
eebbage, mined, A. Btngbsi R Warring.
ea y
t ; my cabbage, S. Moremptar, A.
Biaghaus; red caliber, A. Biagio., a. War-
AMgle.; long blood Lew, table, 0. A. Wells,
Win. Kirkbriee; turnip bleed Wale, , M
Jobs Riaberde,J sere Tcbl.s : radishes, G.A.
A. Wells, Mrs. R. Hewell:tekle turefpa,W.
1..mad s Ferxo,bog usage sons., Mrs.
T. Hamllhe.,Jeka Riobsrit Early hers ear-
eos, Wm. Wr.eeb, Jells Richard.;
seen* armee. Nem.., A. Blaghem, Wm.
Swalbs11. paroip., for mils W.. War.
melt. Jas. Stewart; red esteem, Jobe
A. ElrkbrMM ; yellow esters, C.
A. Well, Jobe 2.11.11 1 slyer this slew
a L Wells. flea. M vow. err. i .*Scathe
.meet ewe, Judge Tem s. A*Mebmd:
tae table, s Wmt.C. A.
pima. FMi L 'Ws..., a
Mr
mall ...esi A. RiehbeMn. Wm.
bide ; ripe e•pisems,.1. R. William
t. A. Wells i roe s.atemr, Wm. Sswers.
J. L Wessell 1 peik.. e,yemt, Wm.
A. Efr{tb sda, -t" ellos maimharks, A. Wi ; Cslg-Mes madam
premises Assam trim ether unwise. C. A.
Weds. Wee. W er...k.
Durr Promos. -Tea moor table
better, Wm. eyrliMrs. Win. i lash%
Gm poseds table Miter, Aatkeey All...
Wes Bter4eg; tab or week of sab batter
not less thea 40 piles. James Usaeetm,
Mrs. Hsmiltus; tel welds salt butter,
W m Swelleld, G. F. (lark ; thea•, SwF
WS/ made, Walter IV.
?tic tray -BraMw. light, R. Mets..
J. H. Williams ; beshnss,dark, W. Irwin;
.00hs.', hag, Iles. L It. Walker; der -
bias, sliver grey. W. Irwin; hemberge,
spangled, golden sad waver. Jae Pasta -
waits, R. IdeLeas ; bomberp. black sad
white, W. Irwin; Mask Spada, whim
fused, b. A. Whitley: leighorms, bleak.
Jobs Dues; *Mem. white. J. C. Lynas,
G. • Whitely; legberas, brawn. 14•610
Boob, J. Postlewets, T. Merman hoe-
d ae, W. Irwin ; polish, golden mod silver.
J. Posslewuis ; piyesseth reeks, W.
Irwin, U. A. Whitely ; wyeadotas, J. C.
Lynas, Join Knox ; ',modems, whim,
G. A. Whitey, J. Diekese, e; .addasiw.
(l. A. Whitley; .hares', W. Irwls, J.
Poeslowaits ; Mamma, white, ' U. A.
Whaley ; domms,
blank-breastediaisks. R. Hale ; gaff"
red, l said 2, C. A. Wells;
Game. pile. J. C. Lynas : g.as bantams,
bl.ok-breestsd red, I •ed 2, R MoLe.a;
g ame, bastions du.kwktr, R. Mobiles;
turkeys, bream, 1. Salkeld, jr; genas,
e.sdes, G. A. Whitely : gess, toabws,
We. Lamprey. Glee Bros: ducks my
other variety, W. Irwin, eetateJ. J, Fisher;
pima fowls, R. W. Resins, Mn. Win.
puma
gees, Chia, G. A. Whitely.
g«
s• soy other vart e% John Ssflteld. D.
Lindsey; ducks. Reams, Ditindlesy
docks, Pekin, W. Irak, W, Banana.;
awing chickens, Grahams. IWO,H. L
Weimer. J. H. Willis..; breams, dark,
1 (' Lyons ; bc.►erg . apeaeisd, golds&
and silver. J. Poetlewaite; black Spw.ish,
white famed, G. A Whitely: leghor.s,
black, J Duo; bikinis, white, Win.
Hartry, R. McLean; limbers., Woes.
single comb, J. Duna. T. Morrow; hoe -
dans, A. Kirkbride; polish, whit* greeted.
black, .1. Pstlew.ite ; ply.outb rooks,
W. Irwin, J. C. Lyons ; wvaadoties, J
C. Lyon, J. H. Worsstl; IF f.sdottes.
white, G. A. Whitely. J Dunn; soda's -
slain. G. A. Whitely; mis•reos 1 sad 2
Wm. Harley; dominicks, H. Hale; genie,
black bsessted, red, t', A. Wein.;: game,
pil..,f♦Beattie. J. C. Lyons; `.as
home= black breasted red, R. McLean:
pmt bestow brown breasted red, R Mo
Less ; gnaw bantam clockwise, R. Mc -
Lem ; red caps, J. C. Lyons : turkeys,
bronze, I. Salkeld jr, J. W. Solkeld ;
turkeys, black, Mrs. W. Elliott ; geese,
emblem, 0. A. Whitely : geese, toulouse,
Wm Lamprey : gees, say other vsrrety,
1. Salkeld jr, Mrs. Wm. Elliott ; ducks,
roam, Mrs. H. R. Walker ; ducks, pekia,
1 end 2 W. Irwin ; duck., any other var
sty, Simon McKay, Mrs. Wm. Elliott ;
collection rsbbits Geo. 3i1(ib ; collection
pigmies. not less than three pair., Geo,
Si 11 ib, Simon McKay ; collection of bars.
vend fowls, Mrs. Wm. Elliott, W. Irwin ;
Breeding Pea - bra/lama, light or .kirk, ft.
McLean. J. C. Lyons ; lee:o es, say var-
iety, Wm. Aotay, T. Morrow ; wym.
dotal, any variety, J. C. Lyons, J. H.
W orsell : games, say variety, C. A. Wells ;
singing canary, W.. Lamprey. W. Irwi.,
parrot, Beatrice (:arrow : owl, Geo. S/nib.
sed. r eepsrs.esi..
Ftnwses.-Colleetioo of cut flowers, H.
L Watson, W. Kiely : dableac, 'Vm.
Stewart, tV. Kiely ; verbena., H. L. WOt-
soe, R. Werrington ; four difereat roes.,
Jobe Stewart ; heel bouquet, A. Bieeham,
H L Watson ; table bouquet, H. L. Wat-
eta, R. Werrioetos ; aarnatiom, H. L
it wise. ; dianthus, H I.. Watson, Win.
Stewart ; floral design, H. L Watson, R.
tarriostoo ; zinnia., double, H. L Wak-
es, W. Kiely ; geraniums, single flower,
John Stewart, Pt. L Watson ; geresiume,
e..uble flower, H. L. Wats•, John Stewart ;
personal phloxes, H. L Watson : phloxes,
asnnel, Win. Stewart, H. L. Watson
gladiolus, A. Bingham, H. L. Wateoo ; eiz
'meatier gladiolus, named, W. Webster, A.
Bieghsm ; sten, Wm. Stewart, H. L
Watson ; pansies, Win. Stewart. H. L
W etaoo ; balsam spikes, an bloom, W.
Kiely, H. L Watson ; stocks spikes, J.
H Williams. Win. Stewart : petunia..
eagle, Wm. Stewart, H. 1. Watson ; pet-
unias, double, John Stewart, K. Weimer -
toe ; annuals. named, H. L. Watson ;
coleus, .lobe Stewart, A .oz -
combs, spikes, Win. Stewart, W. Webster ;
tuberous begonias, single, John Stewart,
A Hingham ; tuberous begonias. double,
.lobs Stewart ; bogaeies rex, A. Bistgbam ;
fuchsias, varieties in flowerWm. Stewart :
geraniums, single, John Stewart, H. L
Wawa' ; four geraniums, Snide, H. 1.
Waal, R Warranties ; eight geraniums,
double, in bloom, .lobe Stewart, W. Kiely ;
four geraniums, double, in bloom, H. L.
Wawa, John Stewart ; nine voids/Ma
greenhouse planta, R. Warrington, A. sing.
ham : nine varieties. foliage plant., diner-
ent from other 'tries, R. Warrington, A.
Bingham ; two hanginr flower basket., H.
L Watson, A. Siochem ; one h.bgisg
Bower basket. A. Bingham. H. L Watson.
AwaTsra Lter. -Collective of cut
Bowen, W. Webster, P. Fox ; six varieties
dahlias, W. Webster ; oolleotion verbose',
J. H. Williams, J. T. Dickson ; hand bou-
quet, P. Fox, .1 T. i)ieksom ; table bee-
fiest, J. T. Dickens, P. Fox ; oolleetioe of
disatbue, P. Fox, J. H. Williams ; aoileo-
ri.. sissies, W. Webster, .1. H. Williams:
oollsotiee trim ireradures, We. Stewart,
O.K. Holt ; slleotlen phloxes, J. H. Wil
hams, N. Webster ; eolleeties sten, W.
weber, .1. H. Willies ; °ell.ction pas-
sim, P. Fox. J. H. Williams ; .ollestio.
p.teinie , eagle, W. Webster, J. H. Wil.
Gems ; eoll.etion missies, double, W.
Weiler ; four varieties miens, P. Fox.
W. Webster : three varieties tuberose be-
gonias in bloom, J. H. Wiuia.0 ; two bo-
✓ eal) no. P. Fez ; two faobels' lie bloom,
Wm. Stuwert, W. Webster ; three gers•-
mate, single. ie bleu., Wm. Stewart, J.
H. William' ; three geranium, double, is
bleo., P. Fox. J. H. Willie.' ; three
varieties foliage Ousts, Wm. Stewart, W.
Weber : three varieties pleats is bloom,
sot spudded J. H. Williams ; sae beagle,
bsak.t. J. ff. Willie.' : two aeons, L
Riuh.rdens, W. Webster . hedecsylle in
Mem, special by Jae. Stewart, J. H. Wil-
liam ; twe ~team heps.lea is bleats,
R Riobrdee., W.. otew•rt ; beet set
lamina in pets, W.. Stewart, .1. H. Wil
hems.
BeenervLTVoat. Demesne or,. -A
tea veriaW., mimed, Mrs. W. J.
T. Massa; dx vcriulM...msd, sucki�.
Jeb. Riehords, J. T. Dirk.su, Mrs N.
Eluent ; sorther. spy, C. W. William,
Job. Perim ; Mode bleed gnn.iag. Yea
W. =Mk Mrs C. A. Member ; .side.'.
Mud. Mrs W. Meet, W. Y. Knight.
Geduld tetr.ebip : ••lexerder, J. T.
Melissa, Judge Te.' ; wt.lsby. IN Joke
Bn1k.1 : esfeert, W Irwtm, ewsee J. 3.
Flier ; Wham, W. Y. Ksfgpe, Jeb.
Illcwsra i hag of edsuq 1. T.
0. A.. Whi"�` mrrett�et.k�
hllevater. 0 W.Wiplaras, A11,41:
Bros; memeek se.. Them -
t_
J 0 La Teasel; hgbbenlese's segeseb
J. 1'. S AMdi -- --' r seam emir*
Wm Reerlog, Mi. W met ; MMus
league, BeliMr.. Met, J. T. Blaenkik ; LOSS of Flesh
..goer, Mrs. W Ellw+, W. A. Wt inial
Maltese wpm., Mr. W Blhut.Thus
asessue; hem davit, J. T. Diekeoii, is one of tb.ei first sighs of
John B•Ikeld ; swear, Iles W Elliott,
Paean ha.$borea, Julia
w J V L. d
To ; seines ge1Mn.
J r ItokTomei aan; swede red, U A Menial
estate J J. llahr; eweuu poems arm,
Jobs Stewart, Jos Dicke is, or ; pones
mime, Abe Downie, 0 W Asdrewe;
mann, J C i.e rueeol, w M Knight;
Ontario, jobs Cox, 0 A whitely ; snow,
was warwoek, w Irwin ; grevtssteb, Jobb
Stewart. Mrs was Elliott; St Lawrence,
Mrs w Elliot; 20 -aa pippin, w H Knight,
U E Holt ; homey .4 hoot,
U S Holt, John Seibold ; aysea
red streak, win Irwin, sr Sterling ;
Joebem of olde.berg, 8. Firm, Sella
Nott ; ohesaspo .trawherrtr, lies. Win.
K:liott ; Mom". Mrs. Wm. Elliott, J. W.
Salkeld ; tolmaa's ewe, Juba Porter,
Wm. Warseek; wereSsidlses t-se-hrthe
C W. Williams S. L. Best' ; weak apple•,
O. .A. Whitely, I. Beek, J. R. 81.......
Wm. Sswrrt, Porter Jed: a To ;
amKlcan pip a, J. C. Lme s Totem", G. • A
a body ; special, W. T. Mersey, 1st
special, J C. Le To„sel, laid Peen -
Ma varieties, armed, S. Fusee, H. Cur -
wen ; three varieties, named, Wm Warn-
ock, H C ., woo ; uartlet, J H R or
sell, W.. Vi •aloek ; flem'eb beauty,
John 8.11.1d, Goo C:iurch ; vicar of
wskebeld, H L Watson, Glen Bros ;
duchess d'daguulo.e, J H Wo.ree:l.
Arthur Curs to Preoideut Draard. J H
Willis as Rolle Lucrative, Mis Hamil-
i,' i, Juho Stewart. Lo.ni. Boone de
Jersey, J T Dickson. Thomas Beattie.
Bemire D-Aujoo, A Drysdale, 8 Fors..
Brunn Superfine, J C Le Touzel, A Cur-
zon. White Doyenne, John Seibold, J
t:u•berda. Grey Doyenne, John Rah-
arJe,Ja. Rush. BrernHsrd„J R•ohards.
Beurre Diel, A lhy.dale, M's Hamiltou.
Ileum Rose, S Forte, A. B..rgham. Shel-
don, Wm Kcigbi, A C McD.,oald. Winter
tetania, H Corson, Jas Du,keos•, sr.
Bootee Clairg on, J R Shannon, Horace
Hortoo Howe'', Jae Dicksu i, sr, J■.
Dickson, jr. Salol, Jobe Andrew., .1
T Salkeld. Clapp's favori.e, S Forgo
Lrwrmioe, H Huron. Boyars, A Drys-
dale, H Curvet.. Josephine De Manure
2nd, A Bingham. Kallen. W Warnock,
A Drysdale. Special, W.o Knight.
Plums-Pt,nd's seedling, Wm Stewart,
John Richards. Smith's Orleans, Win.
Stewart. Yellow egg, Wm Warnock, A
Binehsu. Duane's purple, Win Stewart.
Lombard, Win Stewart, P Foz,sr. Rome
Claude de Bevy, Win Warnock, Mrs
Hsmiltuu. Imperial gunge,W in Stewart
Cue's Gulden Drop, we. Stewart, Horace
Hurt.w. Peach -P Fox ,sr,win Steeart.
Peaches -early Crawford. w T Mu. ney,8
Morningstar. Mountain R..e,J T Dick-
son. Late Crawford. m m e aruuct,
Seedling, M Carl, was wernock. Grapes,
Melons, etc -Beet and heaviest, 2 clust-
ers, white, ruder glees, R. warringto. ,
Best and heaviest, 2 olmters,blael,unde.
glas,R warrington.J R Shannon. Twelte
varietlea, grown iu Jb: en air, 2 clusters of
each, correctly named. w waro.-ck, J R
Shannon. Sgjet varieties, named, open
air. 2 clusters of each, w wernock, wm
Stewart. F.,ur varieties, named, open
air, 2 clusters of each, w warlock, A
Biengb•m, Three bunches Delware, w
weroo.ck. 11 Bingham. Cunuord,w warn-
ock, A Hingham. Hartford, win Raw -
art, J T Dickson. Roger's No 3,A Hint.
ham, J K Shannon. Rower's No 4, wm
wernock, J T Dickson. Kot,et's No 9,
w wernock, J K Shannon. Roger's No
14,1 T Dickson, w warnock. Roger's
No la, wet waruo.ck, J R Shannon.
Roger's No 19, Will warnock, win Stew-
art. Raters Nu 44, J T Dickson. Iona,
wm Warnock. A Bingham Salem, A
Bingham. J income, sr; Moore's dia-
mond, w warnock; Raton, w wernock;
Yirgennes, w wrrnoel; Clinton, 1 -lac
Salkeld, jr; wm Stewart; Creveling, J
Dicison,.r, J T Dict eon; Niagara, J Dick-
son, it J R Shannon; Kmpire State, w
warnock; Jessica, w waruock; waraen, S
Morningstar,JR Shannon; Moore's Early.
S Morningstar. P •♦ Tom; Brighton, J R
Dickson, w warnock; M111,241 w wernock;
water melons, C A W ells, w w.roock ;
Yellow flesh melons, 2 R Warrington;
Green or scarlet fleshed melons, C A
well., B warrnngton; Citrons, Mrs Ham-
ilton, C A wells.
D.'s'sort. • Statterm:Toar*e. - Honey
in e.nnn, 10 lbw, win Harty, Mrs C A
Bomber: jar of hooey. wm ii trty, Joh n
Porter; maple syrug, E Richardson, Mr.
C a Bomber; collection home-made pre-
eeris, Mrs it R Walker, S Morningstar;
Peaches, A Curzon, woe warnock; Pears,
John Porter, Geo.r,te Church; citron, Mrs
a K walker, 8 v .rnn,gstar; oucumher.
ere C A number, a E washington;gninces
en Towns; John Andrews; jellies. w N
H OW. Il, ere ,u R walker; three loaves
home-made breed bread, Geo. Church,
Percy Stewart; three losses. home made
bread, made with yeast esker. W M
Knight. Percy Stewart ; three loaves
home-made breed, made with baker's
hop yeast, Geo Green, A Allen; layer
cake, John Mower!, Eva Cattle; Twelve
tea biscuits, Mrs C A Humber, W Warn-
ock; collection of pies, Eva Cattle. J L
Atkin; me dopes fancy tarts Ev Cattle,
Win Stirling.
Hew to Gather Seed.• Seed,
Garden seed meet be gathered In a
happen -and -by -shame method rod then
good Mem *ay sepeelei Mkt par.
Gather the SM well -farmed dies tomato
and animater from which to keep med.
This will make tomatoes and cucumbers
from two to three weeks earlier than the
neighbors and of the Isms fruiti have
gathered the pods of lima bane which
matured Bret and stored them away secure-
ly with the sad in the banish with poled
beans, redlais lanes, onions, etc., all of
whish were roved from my teat. so I im-
post to have of the beet next year. If
good, large heads of dabbega sad smell -
flower are desired, til boat of the bands
grown Haat smelt Its., be saved,
oat the whole pleat from which le yew
seed. It is Moose so trou'ile to tab pro -
'action in this, sad be who dose It is al-
ways
ndways amply paid Is tie sprtag._-Es.
• Sewn of sonar.
Amy Mom beams ani bear .veld he
male bmetifd by .p..11es a very seal)
mom. of mosey en. Mt very mesh alma
PAM • flswa- jjJ
end w �et•s
mew
kind .f .si gee be tM.s.i It
pee le elven ensilIWM Aar
sni=ebersilehf ..mama ••
poor health. Coughs, Colds,
Weak Lungs, Diseased Blood
tbllow.
Scott's
Emulsion
the Cream of Cod-liver u.1,
cures all cf these weak fleas-
es. Take It in time to avert
illness if you can. Physicians,
the world over, endo"tj it.
Illi be deeektd by Sibstitdtt!
MOs a ..-es. .Miall a:i Dews,•t.. is. a et
FASTENING FOR DOORS.
• Ps sIbio impreve.e.t s. Koons Held
Catches fee Certain Lases
Dr. H. H. Shaw, of Genoa, N. Y.. •
dentist for many years, but also • pattern -
meeker mid • awe of some mechanical
ingenuity, has suggested • substitute for
the ordinary knob and latch for such doors
as do not require locking. Upon the edge
of the door itself he would place, et the
proper height, merely • smell metal or
wooden projection. Opposite thereto, in
a recess 1' he jamb, he would put • smell
upright leer, pivoted, as show. to our
diagram, and having • notch cut in the
rounded upper end. To the lower sod is
attached • stiff spring, who.. upward
pressure tends to throw the lever to one
side or the other of a perpendicular, sod
to hold it in either of the two slanting
positions indicated by the full lines and
dotted lines of the diagram. In opening
and closing the door the projection would
engage the notch in the lever. Dr. Shaw
believes that this plan would keep the
door from rattling_ in the wind, and make
it fit more ogagly against the jamb -easing•
thus excluding flies, ants and drafts of air.
It would also involve less carpenter work.
A door thus fstene.i could be opened with
• push, without turning a boob or lifting
• latch. -N. Y. Tribune.
• Vara el Two sebacsew
Poetised Deily Pres : They were silo.
nisi mese es the liaise of lee yostuday.
I esm..s" that • beg while age then
were built is Calais at the same inns two
mates .shesame." said Capt. Dtuesk.
«leywere twmaNre wed jest alike,
do-
blew baa
s.e vaunts for that day. (be
el thin was •sad the Jul ?mirth, sod
ass ether the ?earth of July. They both
lsedad with lambs and sailed oat of Caul
the some day, hosed for the same pert.
They had set Ms out as., days whew, is
a tisk tog. they WOWS isle o.11isisa. The
Nardi of Jai wee emasbed to pieSad
Wet. The Jody Tenni' ssryivvd aid in do -
log bus.... Meg the .meet yet. I see her
o.ssstomlly •
• ate-p•..d Wbsriesaa,
Bracken Chromate : A Ciectmmti bi-
cycle ma• has usdertakes as immense eve -
inset. rfo has agreed to equip one of New-
port's distinguished Cl 114101h with • wheel
worrsetod not to head or break. The
.satMesa who is iatersstsd is J. W.
(irides, formerly of thea place. He testiest
26 you.. ell sad weigh. just 444 pomade.
He is mire as • school boy. The bicycle
is to he .lief le rags semi pipty sad
will weigh shiew-ave pounds.
1h. Peeress..
She paled at est : then slow returned
To her ebeeke the tint.o of dews,
As she stood and stn. d tall carefully
Complexion powders on.
Who Meet Dignified Pursuit.
It is a gneer commentary on the state of
affairs that while hundreds of thousands of
men are idle and half starving in our
olden. the farmers of the country are cry-
ing for help to do the necessary work on
their farms. In many localities it is im-
possible to get farm help at prices that
would have been considered large five
years ago. It is possible that we are near-
ing • time when farming will be looked
upon as • menial pursuit, which self-re-
specting men will c.t engage int We
hope not, for when that time comm we
will se the beginning of the end. in old
times the farmer was looked down upon,
and was, in fact, • slava In many coon
tries he could not leave the manor upon
which be was born, and was subjected to
any privations or indignities that the
owner of the land felt like afflicting him
with. Then, with civilization, the tiller
of the soil came to be recognised as an im
portant facto/ in the prosperity of his
eountry, and began to receive more
consideration until within the last century
be hes coon to the !root, chiefly
became of the high place he has woo for
himself in our country. The farmer won
his ,,lace as one who must be recognised
as the oornerstone of prosperity, and from
his success the farmers of all the civilised
world have profited. it L a noble calling,
sad it Is to be hoped that the workers of
oar eountry will never be so blind to their
own Inteseata as to begin to despite farm
work.-Amariesa Farman
iosabater H.asbes,
We frequently get Inquiries about the
pereentage of eggs that should hatch in an
incubator. A Ser•iogs. New York, poul-
try man sends the following to the •s.ri-
ma ?meter :
i have token 18 hatches out of my m-
obiles this meson which gave me the fol-
lowing results Pereentag. of .hishs
bombed from fertile eggs. Al 85, 711, the,
814. 814, 47i. 78. 80. 64. 76, 84, 77. Aver
age per asst of chicks hatched from fertile
eggs. 76+. I would ley is ezplanstbn of
the hatch that only yielded 47j per soot,
that ti:e eggs used in them were from two
to four weeks old. and let me gay right
hue to all amateurs and movies that the
(testier your eggs an the larger wpl lis
your pmesntage, and your ehleks will be
stronger sod healthier Now them per
-
meows are a:l "send fapm the Mad Hr -
We ergp Is the .cabanas es all peresetsgme
with iseab.tos ars. Bet as some may
wet to know whet the •won'' resell was
from the total amber of epi' placed to
the wahines i will glue that alss i
plowed 8116 nap M the In.tbster sod
Welted 11101 Alamo or 61+ pat eget of
the total number d asp placed ha the le-
P. Dell a es. se fdirdesevaX CaselMe
Ossdy. old M yeast, who kir bas nisi
ler the*.. elms pines. emYaley -.mein
Ms eyed** V. week.
)t•
a "
i\191`
If i- t lit' la•rtrotion of the well
n,atnn .i ail int l,ri erly enrol
by ex, tart !ri'ot'era.
Mild
,titort•ul, h ,ilbt and of match -
fess Flu 'lay; Mastiff l'lug Cut
pleas b lit• most fastidious.
J. S. PACK V
CoMFORT
IN CORSETS
Can only be obtained by wearing
No. 391 't Improved All -Feather -
bone Corsets." No side .steels to
break, hurt or rust.
TRY A PAIR.
All First-class Dry Goods Houses Sell Theta
J.(ATURE YIELDS ANOTHER
SECRET !
TI has often been contended by
physiologists and men of meioses gen-
erally, that nervous energy or nerv-
ous impulses which pass along the
aerve Abuse were only ether names
toe shetrieity. This seemingly plaus-
ible statement was aerated far a
time, but has been eomplet.ly aban-
doned tines it has bees proved that
the serves are not good conductors of
eleelrieity, and that the velocity of a
n ervous impulse is bet 100 feet per
eseesd-whish is very mesh slower
than that of .lestridty. It is now
generally agreed that servos' energy,
or what we are pleased to mall serve
Amid. is a wondrous, a mysterious
terse, is whish dwells life ambit.
A very eminent specialist, who
has eddied profoundly the workings
d the nervous system for the last
twes/reve Scare. has lately demon-
strated that two-thirds of all our
ailments and thresh diseaw eas
due to deranged nerve rains within
or se the base of the brain.
AU knew that an injury to the
spied seed will ea. to the
bed, beim the Wined4. The
u
Neese iter this as, nerve
tmras ie jj.ewsbd by the hasty from
less:l. w'hsa isles into the
e
stomach, it sones is with
numberless nerve fibres in tie wells
of this organ, which at one. treed •
nervous impulse to the nerve Centres
which eentrol the stems/h.
themnolitbing
of the preemies f od; w
u pon the nerve mitres send dews a
supply of nerve fore* or nerve illi,
to at ones begin the operation el
But let the nerve mettles
whisk soaks' the stomach be d•
ranged and they will set be aide le
reaped with t suaeiest supply of
n erve lore*, te proper! digr the
food, sad, result, In igestion and
dyspepsia make their appearenea.
So itis with the other organs of the
body, if the nerve antra which eos
trol them and @apply them with
nerve fosse become deranged, they
are else dragged.
The wonderful enema of the
remedy known as the Great Beath
Amerisea Mervin. Tonle is due te
the feet that it is prepared by our el
the most eminent pkyeiAne 614
speeisiists of the egp.ate i b•iri
se the foregoing rel.eilAs dbeoMsry.
Istarvelloam ?Owen log
h ears of Mervesa
Prostrsties. Hsedaehe. Bleoplesenes
P.sN-cesose, BLVilss's Danes, tha-
w Deepsei-sj, Hysaiaa, Heart
Dimes. Sirs/uses e/ resale-,
`a M. ea Aside a Rhe km aMaas% dish Ileelligehe. It i
e losash truthless
The Signal
JOHN�_ 17AV_IS,
Ood/irNik Md t AqF
filibearlbs tor "Ths-Iiirstair"- a ill&
sass mere •Nle se to its
Joh
the atlare mem-
w he pr
imp
cadesemrwee d all a...of
erA pencil et this sone•,.
Met as.7 aggiNin solssolddiag you me
be es agedal rine el, /ad a�inn cash sem we
lot os. tc - � M
ess
o�
the apprl of a wise
t►
Ott i‘tAti1
This useful toss is kept in the hill
rtasigs GSM qualities csas letter
beds While
Zatttrx %toti1
In this line we have a very lazy
stock d !lame writing papers gait
able for every class of business
rerressetsd in this legality, coin
prest.g hid and wove, li....,
quadrille and other papers, ruled
or unreled, as may be required
Ifiterft0. �tati1
are not so generally used, they ill
an oorim � ine comwhat Wei t
lies what we'ie
got under the above heads.
‘testis
If the " pay-as-yw;o " plan was
the order of the day the demand
for account paper would not be
se great ; but there are come men
wbo get so many denser' that
they wonder if the stock will ever
run out. We don't intend it to,
and at present our stock is coin
piste in this line with four eases.
Good paper and neat ruling.
Seth anir1e and double dollars
and emits columns. They come
cheaper than bill heads, and are
the proper thing to send after •
delinquent once • month. They
are sure to fetch him 'round -
sometime.
Now, it would be hard to get
along without envelopes, and te
keep up with the demand for
ahem we keep a large stock on
hand. We have now about •
hundred thousand in stock, and
the prices will range from 75c. to
$$.00 pier M. We handle coin
meRttial and legal sizes exclusively
Qf ttltOak r thtAtntlt4v
Tse
orated in some of t e heads above.
There is, however, a vast amours
of work under this bead that to
enumerate would more than take
up the entire space occupied by
this adv't, but we do it all at Tem
Stolt•L.
mum
Z hl1\to.*i out
to an "At Home" or a wedding
require oonsidersble taste in selec
tion sometimes, but we make it
an easy matter by keeping in
stock the very latest and best
samples to be had. Call and res.
r oar atims
of entert inments and meetings
promptly turned out, from the
plain but neat to the most elegant
with cord and pencil attached.
Wweutkars
We aim to excel in all the differ
ant kinds of work we tarn out,
but especially is this, and keep
in stock plain and fancy papers
suitable for all requirements
Curtis aha 'e'.lktts
This bead covers a large range of
work, from a bread or milk ticket
to a neat calling card, from as or-
dinary admiaioa ticket to • testy
business card or a handsomely
printed membership ticket.
asters
Our facilities for turning out thin
clean of work are evidenced by the
feet that the great bulk el it is
done by us. This line also in-
clude.
Dotigtrs
which our three fast -nosing job
presees are able to turn out in •
surprisingly abort time.
%mkt V 'l\.1
belong to the peeler department
also, and we ef
them--pramptrtese being our aim
in this reagent. A nodes of ssls
will appear la Tan teaAL free of
charge when bills for sane ere iso
hare.
ACMattia o Work
in the t iprinting lime
can be aim.
is this
gtlabiirkss+t
in ais e.padilioue and arias&
meaner and
Oulr �P rt►ee 1 uwts. bt S tnt1
'sex% rw/ouusNA
Wo extend ear theeks for pawl fav
ase and solicit a se.tle..nee of the