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The Brussels Post, 1894-10-5, Page 66 T'a LS PO T O. 5, 1$94 tr.x Nxusselo foot *�-3a aMagation- --• EVERY I''IIAAY MQRNIG (in Woe for the early mails) at 'qie Post" Stopnl Fubllahlug lfoul3e, Toitmnalatcr „ BUOSearie,:Otir, Tunis as Sonsonm1rQN.-0110 dollar and a half yyear in advaaoe. The-di/AO tpwliioh very eubeoripteon ie pard ie denoted by the ate On th a address label. AnvAp'rra0N2 llama. --The following rates will be charged to those who advertise by the year :— peon. I 1 VA, e' mo. 0 mo One Column Ralf e $00,00 600.00 020.00 $ lY ' I 05,00 20.00 12,00 Barter ' - 20,00 - 12,00 8.00 i60 th 12.00 000 5.00 Eight cents par lino forAret insertion, and threw cants per line for mat eubeegnent ln. sortiou. ,011. advertisement; measured as Nonpareil—l2 linea to the inch. Business Carus, eight lines unci under, 00, per annum. Advertisements without apeeillo dire°. tieee, will be inserted until forbid, and charged accordingly. Instructions to change or diaeontinue au advertisement must be left at the-0ouutina. room Orrnit POST .net later than Tuesday of each week. . 'Tb0e is imperative. Ai7GRR,, ]Editor and Proprietor. WINGHAM FALL FAIR. On Tuesday and Wednesday of last week the annual Fall Fair was held. Thera was a large attendance and the show taken altogether was said to be the best held here for years. The prize list is as follows:- Ronne.—Heavy draught—Brood mare, Wm 'Wellwood, P Fowler ; Foal, P Fow. ler, Wm. Wellwood ; One year old geld- ing, P 'Fowler ; Two year old ally, Jos Foster, Wm Wellwood ; Two year old gelding, PFowler; Team, J G MuKenzie, J Barboar. General Purpose—Brood mare, Win Maxwell, 0 W Taylor; Foal, 0 W Taylor 1st & 2nd ; One year old filly, Wm Max- well, Geo Cruickshank ; One yeer old gelding, Wm Barboar; Two year old hilly, Wm Fraser, Frank Anderson ; Two year old gelding, Wm Thom ;Team, Ales Watson, Jas Dow. Driving Horses—Brood mare, Frank Kling, Jerry Brydgee ; Foal, Geo Cruick- shank, F Kling ; One year old filly, Robb Molndoo, J Brydgee ; Two year old filly, 'Wm Orniokehank, ? Fowler ; Two year old gelding, Peter Clark, W Copeland ; Saddle horses, L Lott, Geo McKenzie ; Single horse, under 15 hands, J E Swartz, Joe Foster ; Single horse in harness, over 16 hands, I Days, J E Swartz ; Team, P Clark, L Lott. CATTna.—Durhame—Breeding cow, R Corley, M. Harrison ; Two year old heifer, H ldwarde, Wm Maxwell ; One year old heifer, John Elston ; Heifer calf, R Corley ; Ball calf, R Corley, P Fowler ; Ball over one year, H Perdue ; Herd, any other thoroughbred, S D Well - wood. Grade—Breeding cow, Jas Maxwell ; John Gordon ; Two year old heifer, A Fos, 1st & arid ; One year old heifer, IDI Harrison, Wm Gray ; Heifer or steer calf, R Corley, Agnea Derriok. Fat Cattle—One year old steer, M Har- rison ; Two year old steer, Wm Maxwell, R Corley ; Three year old steer, Wm Maxwell, Thos Henderson ; Fat beast, R Corley, M Harrison ; Working oxen, Jae Cochrane, M Harrison. SEEEP,—Leioesters and their grades— Aged ram, M Hodgson, R W Hastings ; Shearling ram, N Ouminga, 1st & 2nd ; Ram lamb, J Coultas, R W Hastings ; Aged ewe, N Comings, R W Hastings ; Shearling ewe, N Comings, R W Has. tinge ; Ewe lamb, John Goultes, P. Mo. Ewen. Downs and their grades—Aged ram, J Keiffer, W Snell ; Shearling ram, W Snell, W Copeland ; Ram lamb, W Snell, R M Henderson ; Aged ewe, McEwen Bros, let & an ; Shearling eve, Mc- Ewen Bros, let & 2nd ; Ewe lamb, Ma - Ewen Bros, W Snell Fat Sheep—Fat ewe or wether, W Copeland, Jae Clow & Son. Swn/E.—Berkshire, Essex or Suffolk — Boar pig, H Edwards, W Henderson & Son ; Aged boar, M Hodgson, W Hender- son & Son ; Sow pig, W Henderson & Son, 0 Henderson & Son ; Breeding sow, H. Edwards, M Hodgson. Yorkshire, Chester White or any other large breed --Boar pig, A Roe, H Edwards ; Sow pig, H Edwards, John Armour ; Breeding Sow, Thos Henderson. PODLTRY.—Brahmas, light, Jas Har. rison, W Henderson & Son ; Brahmas, dark, W Henderson & Sun ; Coahics, Geo Ireland, let & and ; Game, J A Xing, 1st & 2nd ; Wyandottes, Jas Her. rison, W Taylor ; .Bleak Hamburgs, 0 Henderson & Son, Jas Harrison ; Ham - barge, any other kind, Jae Harrison ; Langahans, 0 Henderson & Son ; Leg. horns, white, W Taylor, Geo Ireland ; Leghorns, brown, W Taylor, W Hender- son & Son ; Plymouth Rooks, O Hender• son & Son, Jas Harrison ; Bleak Spanish, O Henderson & San, W Hendereon & Son ; Minorcan, J A Bing, C Hendereon & Son ; Bantams, any variety, W Tay- lor, C Henderson & Son ; Turkeys, Mo - Ewen Bros, 0 Henderson & Son ; Geese, O Henderson & Son, dao Harrison ; Pekin Ducks, C Henderson & Sou, Jae Harrison ; Docks, any other kind, C Henderson & Son, let & 2nd ; Canaries, D Showers ; Mrs. Tamlyn. Ohiekene.—Brahmas, light, D Mc- Kinley, Jag Dow ; Brahmas, dark, 0 Henderson & Son, lot & 2ud ; Coahins, 0 Henderson & Son ; Game, D Showers, J A King ; Wyandottes, 0 Henderson & Son, let & 2nd ; Blank Hamburse, W Henderson & Son, lot & 2nd ; Ham - burgs, any other kind, 0 Henderson & Son, any Harrison ; Langshane, W Han dereon & Son, let &' 2nd ; Leghorae, white, W Taylor, 1st & 2nd ; Leghores, brown, W Taylor, lst & and ; Plymouth Rooks, 0 Henderson & Son, 1) McKinlay ; Black Spanish, W Henderson it Son, 1st & 2nd ; Minorcas, J A King, W Header. son; Bantams, W Taylor, lst & 2nd ; Houdans, 0 Henderson, & Son, let &2nd. LEATEOli AND OTEE1 0rANUFA0T11nna.— Men's sewed boots, F H Roderus ; Men's course boats, 'T Abraham let &:2nd ; Driving mite, George Mgffatt, D Mc- Kinlay ; Cooper work, W Taylor; Pump, D ,Showers, John Pelton ; Organs, J B Cummings, T H Ross; Sewingmaehinee, A G McDonald, T H Roes. A0101021TU1AL IttrrAtiENTS. — Lumber wagon, T H Ross, Wm Gannett ; Buggy, W Barbour • Knit quilt, Alex Rees, W Gannett; Gang lllaw, W Gan' nett, T Il Bone ; Don barrows, W. Gaflnett, T H Boss:; Suiltey take,'],' H Boo; Mower, T H Base. F1UIT.—Ap�plos•—Baldwin, Jas Ceob. Vane, Win ThOD1 ; icing, P 31'owlor, Pl. Hermon :Maiden's Noels, W Maxwell, B Fowler; Lowell II Edwards, 0 Hen, demon & Son,' Morthorn SPY, W )tender, eon & Son, M Hodgson ; Duebess of Ol- denburg, 0 Hendereon & San, W Hen- derson & So11; Rhode Island Greening, O HendersonHarrison & Son, M 'Harris •, Rib, sten Pippin, 112 Harrison, W Henderson & Son ; Golden Russet, 112 Harrison,,M Hodgson ; Seek'no Further, M Harrison, W Henderson & San; Snow, John Niohel, eon, John Elston; Blenheim Orange,P Fowler, A Tipling ; Wagner, Was Glow ek Son, 0 Hendereon & Son ; Golverts, 0 Hendereon a0 San, W Gray; Crab apples, John Elston, Wm Thom ; Six varieties, W Hendet'son & son, Q Hendereon & Son; Fall pears, W Henderson & Son, John Nioholson • Winter' pears, Jae Dow, Mra.. Tamlyn ; Blue Plums, W Henderson & Son, Mrs Tamlyn ; Yellow plums, W H, McCracken, W Henderson & .Son ; Quinces, W 11' Brookenehire, W Hender• eon & Son ; Collection fruit, W Bender. son & Son, B Henderson & Sona DAIRY AND PaovisloNs.—Dairy obeess, John Gordon ; Fifty lbs, hotter, John Anderson, M Iarrison ; Roll butter, T) B Anderson, W Hendereon &• San ; Honey in comb, D McKinlay, 0 Henderson & Son ; Honey extracted, 0 Henderson & Son, D McKinlay ; Home made broad, Mrs Wm McKenzie, P Fowler ; Oat coke, G Moffatt, W Hendereon & Son ; Mixed pickles, W Taylor, D McKinlay; Any other pickles, Johb Gray, W Taylor ; Tomato catsup, D McKinley, Thos Hen- derson ; Maple syrup, W R McCracken, Jas Dow ; Maple sugar,' W la McCracken, Canned fruit, W H McCracken, John Gray ; Wesp'e nest, Jan Coohrane. non An'rs.—Oil painting, Mrs D B Anderson, Miss O_landereon ; Water oolor painting, W F Brookenehire, let &2nd ; Crayon Drawing, W F Brockenshire, J Gray ; Painting on pottery, Miss Hen- derson, Mra R II WIlson ; Painting on silk or satin, Mra D B Anderson let & 2nd ; Collection paintings, Mrs D B An- derson, Mies Henderson ; Collection photographs, W F Brookenshire, 1st & 2nd. PLANTS AND FLOwaas. —Foliage plants, W Webster ; Geraniums, W Webster ; Greenhouse plants, W Webster ; Porth- oles, W Webster ; Collation flowers and planta, W Webster; Table bouquet,D McKinlay, Mrs. Tamlyn ; Hand bouquet, D McKinley, W Taylor; Wild flower bouquet, John Gray, Mrs. Tamlyn ; An- nuals, W Taylor, ID McKinley ; Dahlias, D McKinley, W Taylor ; Gladiolus, Mre Tamlyn, Mrs RH Wilson; Verbena head, D McKinley, W Taylor ; Pansies, D Ma- Kinlay, W Taylor ; Petunias, D MOKin• lay, W Taylor; Phlox Drammondi,3) McKinlay, W Taylor ; Zinniee, W Tay- lor, ay lor, W F Brookensbire ; Asters, D Mo - $inlay. Gum ono SEEDS.—Red fall wheat, P Fowler, Thos Henderson ; White fall wheat, Thos H Taylor, C Henderson & Son ; Spring wheat, 0 Hendereon & Son, Geo Moffat ; White peas, Thos laender. son, Geo Moffat ; White oats, C Hender• son & Son, H Edwards ; Bleck oats, Geo Moffat, R W Hastings ; Six rowed barley Thos H Taylor, Thos Hendereon ; Tim• othy seed, J Keiffer, Jae Harrison ; Beans, white, D McKinlay, W H Mo- Oraaken ; Beans, any other, W Taylor, W H McCracken ; Field Dorn, W H Ma- Oraoken, Thos H Taylor. Roan Coors. -'Swede tornipe, Thos Henderson, L H Bosman ; Any other turnips, ()Henderson & Son, W Bender. son & Son ; Mangolds, long, D MoItin. lay, W H McCracken ; Mangolds, short, W H McCracken, Thos Henderson ; Carrots, white Belgian, W H McCracken, 0 Henderson & Son ; Carrots, table, W Taylor, D MoSinlay ; Long blood beets. D MoKinlay, W H McCracken ; Turnip blood beets, W Taylor, D McKinley ; Parsnips, W H Ma0raaken, D McKinley. Potatoes.—Beauty of. Hebron, W Hen- derson & Son, D McKinlay ; Mammoth Pearl D McKinlay, W H McCracken ; Early rose. D McKinlay ; White elephant D MoXinlay, John Gray ; Any other kind, W Henderson & Son, Itobt' Mc- Kenna ; Collection, W Henderson & Son - H Edwards ; Onions from seed, JKeiffer, Geo Ireland ; Onions, any other, J Kelf- far, D McKinlay ; Tomatoes, plum or cherry, W Taylor, D McKinley ; Tome - toes, any other, W Taylor, S Yoahill ; Celery, dwarf red, W Taylor, W H Ma- Craoken ; Celery, dwarf white, W Tay- lor, D McKinlay ; Cabbage, Jersey Wake- field, Gea Ireland, W Taylor ; Cabbage, flat dutch, W Taylor, D MoSinlay ; Cab- bage, any other kind, D McKinlay, W H McCracken ; Oanliflower, IW Taylor, D McKinlay ; Citrons, W R McCraoken, D McKinley ; Cucumbers, J' Koiffer, W Henderson & Son ; Musk melons, W H McCracken, D IYIcEinlay ; Sweet corn, W Taylor, D McKinlay ; Pumpkin, W H McCracken, D McKinlay ; Squash', D 1}2oKinlay, W H MaGraeken ; Collection garden produce, D McKinlay, W H aro. Oraoken ; Red peppers D McKinley. WOOLEN Goons.—full °loth, home- made, J Keiffer ; Flannel, home.made, Sniffer, Jas Rosa ; Blankets, home - span wool, Jae Dow, O Henderson & Son ; Blankets, union, O Ienderson & Son, D McKinley ; Yarn, homespun, W H Ma- Oraoken, Mrs W McKenzie ; Sorsa blanket, Jas Ross. Loots' Woai.—Quilt pieced, W H McCracken, Geo. Moffat • Man's line shirt, Mrs. William McKenzie, Mrs. Tamlyn ; Man's coarse shirt, Mrs. Wm. McKenzie, Mrs. Tamlyn ; Night shirt, Geo. Moffat, Mrs. Tamlyn ; Wool socks, Mrs. Wm. McKenzie, W. H. ,McCraoken ; Wool mite, Mrs. Wm.Molienzie, W. H. Mofracken ; Cotton stockings, Mrs, Wm. MoItenxie, Geo. Moffat; Rag mat, Alex Watson, Jae ROSS ; Rag eaapet, W Hen- derson de Son ; Mexican work, Mra Wm McKenzie, Mrs It B: Wilson ; Embroide- ry, W Webster, Mrs Tamlyn ; Tidy, Jas Maxwell, Mrs Tamlyn ; Crochet work, Jae Rose' Mrs R II Wilson ; Sole, pillow, W Webster, Mrs. Tamlyn ; Pillow shame Mrs R H Wilson, Mrs Hodgson ; Crewel work, Mrs Tamlyn ; Darning wool soaks, Alex Watson, Mrs Wm McKenzie; Darn• inn cotton soaks, Mrs Wm McKenzie, Mrs Tamlyn ; Darned net, Mrs Tamlyn ; Bracket lambsrgnin, Mra Tamlyn, let & 2nd ; Fancy needlework, Mrs Tamlyn ; Berlin wool work, Gob Moffat, Mrs Tam. lyn Patches on pants, Ore MoXenrle, Geo Moffat ; Co/lotion work, dire 'Tam- lyn ; Log cabin quilt, Mre Tamlyn, Q W Taylor ; Dress made by unprofessional dressmaker, Mrs Ono Moffat ; Roman sinbroidery, Mra. Tamlyn het & 2nd; Coverlet, I) McKinley, J Hairier ; Quilt, patch work, Mrs Tamlyn, T 7s Jobb, het & god ; Sod plow, T H Watson, Jas Maxwell ; Cabin quilt, W H, McCracken, nitre TarnlYn ; Qeilt 'ereobet, Wm Maxwell, AS Maxwell Tatting, Aire Tamlyn, let & god Bean work, Mrs Tamlyn; .let sk 2nd ,• Spnni• Men lope, Mrs Tenit,vn, Erle 11 Il' Walaoa 1 Fancy knitting Mrs Wm RoHenzie, Ano Moffat ; Embroidery an woolen, Mrs Temlyn,'W Webster ; Embroidery any other, Mra Tamlyn, F H Roderus ; Braiding, Nye R AWilson, Alex Wet. eon ; Outline work, Alrs Tamlyn, Mre Il H Wilson ; Collection work Eire Tam. lyn, 1st & 2nd ; Tissue paper work, Mrs R H Wilson, Glenooe, the scene of the =seam of the MaeDonelde, was lately sold for 080,- 000, The estate comprised 6,300 agree. The monkeys in the Pomona Cardin doe Plantae, Darla' have been taoglib to Smoke cigarettes, and do 00 with apparent relish. Probably the Oraig.JOrgensen rias, which has been adopted for use in the United States army, 1e the longest range rifle nowin use. It is said that et this time there are 22. ex -sovereigns residing in different parts of Europe, none of them in, the comprise where they ruled. An unknown man 'about 40 years of age, with gray ineir, and dressed in a black Cheviot suit of clothes, wee found lying dead on the street early Friday morning at 3rd avenue And 31110 street, ,New York, with hie neok broken. He is, eupposed to have committed suicide by jumping from the elevated railroad. Saved Her Life. Mrs. 0. J. Woonnnmon, of Wortham, Texas, saved the 1110 0f her child by the Aso of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. One of my children had Croup. The case was attended by our physieian, and was supposed to be well under control. One night I was startled by the child's hard breathing, anda�nearlygc©ased found it SReal It bad dbeco eposhele in spite of dition liedbecomepose In spite of theiewoula given, I avail. thatd such remedies would be of no avail. Raving part of a bottle of Ayer's Cherry Pectorat in the. house,intervals, lsgave the druid three doses, at short intervals, and anxiously alwaitedwas given, results.From the moment grew Pectoral was given, short child's breathing s eeping quietly andabreathingg natur flwan y. The child is alive and well to -day, and Ido not hesitate to say that Ayer's Cherry Pec- toral saved her life." AYER'S Cherry Pectoral Prepared by Dr. S.C..Ayer&Co.,Lowell,iiaee. ,Prompt to'aet, sure to cure MON1ET TO LOAN. Any Amount Of Money to Loan on Farm or Village Pro- perty at 6 & 6i Per Cent., l'e�tlly, Straight Loans with privilege of repaying when required. Apply to A. Hunter, Division Oofvr't Clerk. Brussels. ARE YOU' GING TO Pa mt Tor lasso OR DO ANY Papering this Spring ?' 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