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Wingham Fall Show..
The fall show, under the auspices of
the Turnberry Agricultural Society, was
held in Wingham, on Tuesday and Wed•
needay of last week. Tho following is
the prize list :—
Honsns—Heavy Draught—Brood mare,
foal at side, Thoe Todd, I Wright ; spring
foal, Thos Todd, P Fowler ; one year old
filly, I Wright, John Hardie ; one year
gelding, P Fowler; two year old f'ly, I
Wright, J Orowston ; two year old geld.
ing, R Corley ; team, J roster. Gener-
al purpose—brood mare, Wm Barbor,
Wm Pardon ; spring foal, Wm Barbour,
Wm Purdon ; one year old filly, F An.
derson, John Nicholson ; one year old
gelding, E Taylor ; two year old filly,
Peter McEwen, John Elston ; two year
old gelding, Wm Oruiekshank, Thee Jen.
bins ; team, E Taylor, 0 W Taylor.
Driving horses—brood mare, P Deans, R
Malndoo ; foal, R Molndoo, Geo Cruick-
shank ; one year old filly, Wm Cruick-
shank, A Fox ; one year old gelding,
Peter Clark ; two year old filly, P Deans,
11 Maxwell & Son ; two year old gelding,
P Clark, 0 Henderson ; saddle horse, P
Clark, Beattie Bros. •, single driver, Geo
Cruickshank, E Taylor ; teem, L Lott,
E H Dever.
CATTLE•--Durhams—breeding oow, R
W Hastings, R Corley ; two year old
heifer, R Corley, Jas Clow & Son ; one
year old heifer, J Armour, 3 Clow &
Son ; heifer calf, R W Hastings, M & R
Harrison ; bull ;elf, R W Hastings, M &
R Harrison. Grades—breeding cow, J
Armour, R Corley ; two year old heifer,
M & R Harrison, R Corley ; one year old
beifer, M & R Harrison, R Corley ; bei.
ler or steer calf, R Corley, M & R Her.
risen. Fat oattle—year old steer, R Cor-
ley, J Armanr ; two year old steer, R
Maxwell & Son, Thos Henderson ; fat
beast, J Armour ; working oxen, J An-
derson, Jos Coabraue.
SHEEP—Leioesters and their grades—
aged ram, John Barr, N Cuming ; shear•
ling ram, N Cuming, 1st & 2nd ; ram
lamb, J Barr, N Claming ; aged ewe, R
W Hastings, 3 Barr ; shearling ewe, R
W Hastings. J Barr ; ewe lamb, N Cum.
ing, 1st & 2nd. Downs and their grades—
aged ram, MoEwan Bros ; shearling ram,
J Orowston ; ram lamb, R of Anderson,
1st & 2nd ; aged ewe, R M Anderson, 3
Orowston ; shearling ewe, McEwen Bros
1st & 2nd ; ewe lamb R M Anderson, lab
& 2nd ; fat sheep, R W Hastings, 101 &
2nd.
Swore --Berkshire, Essex or Suffolk—
boar pig, 3 Armour, C Ilenderson ; aged
boar, 0 Henderson ; sow pig, W Hender
son, 1st & 2nd ; breeding sow, E Taylor,
J Armour. Large breed—boar pig, H
Edwards & Son ; aged boar, H Edwards;
sow pig, H Edwards, W Henderson &
San.
PouLTtr—Fowls—hrahmae ,15111, W
Henderson & Son, 1st & 2nd ; brahmas
dark, W Henderson & Soo ; 000hius, G
Ireland, C Henderson ; games, P Deans,
G Ireland ; wyandobtes, W Taylor ;
homburgs bleak, J Harrison, 0 Hender-
son ; langshans, 0 Rendered', 'W Hen-
derson & Son ; leghorns white, W Tay
lor, Jas Harrison ; leghorns brown, R
Elliott, W Taylor ; plymouth make, D
McKinlay, W Hendereon & 500 ; spaniel'
black, 0 Henderson, J Harrison ; minor-
oas, W Henderson & Son, 1st & 2nd ;
bantams, 3 Hardie, W Taylor ; any
other variety, J Harrison, J Crowston ;
turkeys, w Cray, 0 Henderson ; geese,
O Henderson, J Harrieou ; pekin ducks,
J Harrison, D MoKinlay ; dunks, any
other variety, 0 Henderson, let & 2nd
Collection fanny pigeons, P Deane, let &
2nd ; cage canaries, Mrs Tamlyn.
chickens, brahwas light, D McKinlay, W
Taylor ; brahmas dark, W Henderson de
Son ; aoohine, G Ireland ; games, P
Deans, lot & 2nd ; wyandottes, W Hen-
derson & SOD, W Taylor ; hemborgs
blacks, 3 Harrison, 0 Henderson; lane -
chane, 0 Hendereon ; , leghorns white,
W Taylor, 1st & 2nd ; legborns brown,
R Elliott, of W Taylor y plymootli rooks,
0 Henderson, let & 2nd ; spanieh blank,
J Harrison, W Henderson & Smn; min-
oraas, 0 Hendereon ; bantams, J Hardie,
W Taylor ; any other Variety, J Harrison,
W Henderson & Son.
Aen10aLTonAL IMPLs2teNTa,—Lumber
wagon, T II Ran, W Gannett ; buggy,
Jam Welker, Wm Dore ; sod plow, T H
Ross, W Gannett ; gang plow, T H Ross,
let & 2nd ; iron harrowe, W Gannett.
WOOLON GOODS—Fail cloth, factory
made, W W Inglis flannel, home made,
Jas Ross ; flannel, factory mode, NV W
Inglis ; blankebe, home spun wool, 0
Hendereon, Geo Johnstou ; blankets,
factory made, W W Inglis ; blankets,
Union, D MoKinley, 0 Henderson ; yarn,
home spun, W H MoCraoken, Jas, Ross.
LOATNEn ANn OTn0n MANOti'AOTURES—
Men's boots, sewed, F H Roderus ; mon'e
ooere0 boots, F H Roderns ; driving mite,
Geo Moffatt ; cooper's work, W Taylor ;
sewing machine, A G MoDonald, (singer),
T 31 Rose, (davis) ; wooden pump, D
Showers, let & 2nd.
Gaeta AND SElxs—Poll wheat, red, 0 Willie, youngest son of A. 5, Malley,
Henderson, R Maxwell &Son ; fall wheat, East Zoera, accidentally out the thumb
white, Geo Moffatt, 0 Henderson; epting of his right hand off with an ax,
wheat, Wm Thom, W Hendereon & Son ; David McNeil, who wee an Organ
peas, small white, R W Hastings, Geo dealer in Sbrathroy several years ago,
Moffatt' white oats, C Henderson, R has been oommitted to the asyhnn at
Maxwell & Son ; black oats, Jae rlar- Bernardino, Cal., as insane.
rieot, O Hendereon ; barley, eix rowed,
John Hardie, Wtn Ilenderson & Son ;
barley, twa rowed, C Hendereon ; tlm•
othy seed, Jas Horrieon ; beans, white,
R Maxwell .2 Son. Thos Ilondereou
henns,leuy other variety, John Hardie, W
Taylor ; field Dorn, E Taylor, W Taylor,
Hone Osoes—Swede turnips, Sella Di•
meet, 0 Hendereon ; any other turnips,
0 Hendereon W Henderson &Son ; man•
gels, long, D MoKinla W H 112o0rack•
en; mange's short, W H MoCraoken,
Geo Johnston; field °aerobe, W H Mo.
°reckon, Wm Thom ; table oarrote, D
MoKiulay, W Taylor ; bests, long blood,
W Taylor, FV II MoCrnaken ; beets, tut..
nip blood, W II McCracken, D MAIM.
lay ; parenips, W 11 McCracken, D Mo.
Kinlay ; beauty of Hebron potatoes, D
MoKinlay, Geo Ireland ; mammoth
pearl potatoes, D McKinlay, W H Mo•
early rosepotatose, D McKinley, W H
MoOrookon ; white elephant potatoes,
D McKinley, A Fox ; any other hind of
potatoes, H Edwards, W Henderson &
Son ; collodion potatoes, W Henderson &
Son, W Taylor; onions from seed, D
McKinlay, W Taylor ; any other, D Mo-
Kinlay, W H McCracken ; Tomatoes,
plum or cherry, W Taylor, D McKinlay ;
tomatoes, any other, 1) McKinlay, M &
11 Harrison ; celery, red, W Taylor, D
Mol{iulny; celery, white, D McKinley,
0 Henderson ; cabbage, Jersey Wake.
field, D McKinley, W Taylor ; cabbage,
flat dutch, D, McKinlay, W Taylor ; cab.
bago, any other, D McKinley, W Taylor;
cauliflower, D McKinley, W Taylor ;
citron, John Hardie, 0 Henderson ; ou-
oumber, W Henderson & Son, M & R
Harrison ; meek melon, W II MoOraok•
en ; 0007, green sweet, John Gray, D
McKinley ; pumpkin, W Taylor, D Mo-
Kinlay ; Squash, 1) McKinlay, w
Taylor ; collection garden produce, D
MolSinlay, W I3 MoCraoken.
Feurr—Baldwin, P Taylor, W Han•
dersoa & Son ; king of tompkins, W
Taylor, M & R Harrison ; maiden's
blush, B Maxwell & Son, W Henderson
& Son ; Lowell, R Maxwell & Son, 0
Henderson; northern spy, F Anderson,
Wm Thom ; duchess of aldeuburg, John
Hardie, C Henderson ; diode island
greenings, J Anderson, Wm Then rib.
ston pippins, J Anderson, 0 W Taylor ;
roxborongh russets, W Henderson & Son,
John Diment ; golden russets, M & R
Harrison, 0 Henderson ;;", seek no further,
W Henderson & Son, C Henderson ;
snows, 0 W Taylor, M & R Harrison ;
bieuheim oranges, A Tipling, P Fowler ;
wngners, R J MaKngue, 0 Henderson ;
oolverts, Wm. Gray, M & R Harrison ;
alexandere, J Oroustou, 0 Henderson ;
crabs, John Hardie, W Hendereon & Son ;
eix varieties orabs, named, 0 Henderson,
W Henderson & Son; grapes, W Hender.
son c2 Son, 3 Kerr ; fall pears, 0 Hender.
sen, A Fox ; winter pears, Mrs, Tamlyn,
Mrs D Melanie ; blue plume, Mrs Tam-
lyn, 0 Henderson ; yellow plums, W
Henderson & Son, W H MoCraoken ;
oolleotion fruit, W Henderson c2 Son, C
Henderson.
DA/RV AND Peovrsroxs. =Dairy cheese,
John Gordon ; butter, 50 lbs., J Ander.
son, M & R Harrison ; butter, rolle,
Thos. Hendereon, R J Moltagoe ; honey
comb, J A Morton, 0 Henderson; honey,
extracted, D McKinlay, 0 Henderson ;
home made bread, John Nicholson, Jae
Harrison ; oat cuke, W Henderson &
Son, W Taylor ; pickles, mixed, D Bio.
Kinlay, W Taylor ; pie't'as, any other,
John Gray, W H. McCracken ; tomato
ketahbp, W H McCracken, D McKinley ;
maple syrup, 0 W Taylor, E 'Taylor ;
maple sugar, W H McCracken ; oolleo.
tion canned fruit, John Gray, SH Mc-
Oraokeu.
Filen ARTS—Oil painting, Miss Annie i
Henderson, Miss J Duffield ; water color
painting, 1'13' Brookenshire, Miss J Duf-
field ; crayon drawing, 1V F Brooken-
shire, 1 & 2 ; painting on pottery, Mrs
Tamlyn, Mies J Duffield ; painting on
silk or satin, Miss J Duffield, Mrs D Mc-
Innis ; callecton paintings, Miss Annie
Henderson ; oolleotion photographs, W
F Brookenshire.
PLANTS AND FLOwens•—Poliage plants,
W Webster ; geraniums, W Webster, 1V
Taylor ; fuchsias, W Webster, 1 & 2 ;
table bouquet, D McKinley, Mrs Tamlyn;
hand boquet, Mrs Tamlyn, D >ll0liinley ;
wild flower bouquet, John Gray, Mrs
Tamlyn ; basket of annuals, W Taylor,
D McKinley ; dahlias, D MoKiolay
gladiolus spikes, D McKinlay, J Herr ;
verbena heads, S Youhill, 5 Taylor ;
pansies, D Maliinlay, 5 Youhill ; panne•
ins, D McKinlay, W Taylor ; phlox
drummondi, 5 Youhill, D MoKinlay ;
Zinnias, W F Brookenshire, 5 Youhill.
LADIES' Wonb.—Ooverlot, D McKin-
ley, J Ooahrane ; quilt, patched, Mrs Ma•
Kenzie, Mrs. Tamlyn ; quilt, knit, Mrs
Tamlyn, Mre G Mofatt ; quilt, cabin,
Mrs Tamlyn ; quilt, arotohed, J Mc-
Olenaghan, V/ Taylor ; tatting, Mre
Tamlyn, Miss Duffield ; bead -work, Mra
Tamlyn, Miss Duffield ; specimen of lase,
Mrs Tamlyn, Miss Duffield ; fanny knit-
ting, Mre. Moffatt, Mrs McKenzie ; em-
broidery on woolen, Miss Duffield, Mre.
Tamlyn ; embroidery, any other, Mrs
Tamlyn, Miss Duffield ; braiding, J
Brydges, Mrs G Moffatt ; outline work,
Miss Duffield, W Webster ; eollection of
work, Mrs Tamlyn 1 & 2 ; extra entries,
A Derrick, J Diment. Open to articles
never exhibited before at this show—
Quilt pieced, R MoKaguo, J Diment ;
man's fine shirt, hand made, Mrs Mo.
Kenzie, Mrs Tamlyn; man's coarse shirt,
hand made, Mrs. MoXenzie, J Brydges ;
night
gown or shirt, eh r
hand made, Mre
Tamlyn, Mrs G Moffatt ; pair wool soolee
or stockings, Mrs Mollenzie, W H Mo-
Otacken ; pair wool mita or gloves, Mrs
McKenzie, W 11 McCracken ; pair cotton
stockings, Mrs McKenzie, Jas Ross ; rag
mat, Jas Rose, J McOlenaghan ; rag ear.
pet, W Henderson c2 Son, I & 2 ; Mexican
or drawn work, Mrs McKenzie, Mre D
Molnnss ; embroidery, Mrs Tamlyn, F
II Rodeos ; tidy, Miss Duffield, Mrs
Malnaes, crotchet work, Miss Duffield,
lOIrs Tamlyn ; sofa pillow, Miss Duffield,
T' 11 Rodents ; pair pillow shame, W
Webster, Mrs McInnes ; crewel work, J
Brydgee, Mrs Tamlyn ; dress, made by
unprofeseional, Mre G Moffatt ; Roman
embroidery, Mies Duffield, Mrs Tamlyn ;
darned net, Mrs Tamlyn, Mrs Malnnees ;
bracket lambrequin, Mrs Tamlyu, Mrs
McInnes ; fancy needlework, Miss
Duffield, 'biro Tamlyn ; Berlin wool work,
Mrs. McInnes Mise Duffield ; 00110011mi
of work, Miss Duffield, Mrs Tanilyn - log
cabin quilt, Mrs Tamlyn, Mre Mallen.
zie.
THE BRUSSELS POST
Belgravia Fall Fair.
The annual Fair of East Wuwanosh
Agrioulteral Society wee held at Bel -
grave on Thursday and Friday of lest
wooly and was a decided encases, lu the
indoor departmentthedieplay was rather
below some other years in quantity but
outside, especially in the cattle and
horses, there was a eplendd.exhibit, In
POs
poultry
eipts at thengate wsoa ere field.
upwards rdb the of
570, East Wawanoeh Direotors are a
whole soulful lot of men who do their
work well. Our thanks are due to Fin-
lay Anderson, the well known Secretary,
for his oom'tosy. The prize list is as
follows 1—
Honene—IlsavyDraughb--Brood mare,
T Todd, Wm Wellwood ; horse foal, T
Todd, wan Wellwood ; two year old Elly,
wm Wellwood, Jas Dow ; two year old
gelding, N Cumming 1 & 2 ; year old
filly, Wm Wellwood 1.2 2 ; beam borne,
11 J MuKagne, Sas foster, R Scott ; year
old entire horses, T Todd, General Pur-
pose—Brood mare, Jae Anderson, T
Forbes 2 & 8 ; horse foal, T Forbes, 1 &
2; mare foal, J Anderson, T Boas ; two
year old filly, J Williams, W J Fenwick ;
two year old gelding, T Ross, 7) Scott ;
year old filly, J Dow, R Leishman ; year
old galling, T 11 Taylor jr, D Scott; span
horses, T H Taylor jr, Taylor Bros, Jaa
Dow, Carriage Horses—Brood snare, J
Dow, T Brydges, A Soott; Spring foal,
T Brydges, A Scott ; two year old filly,
Walter Scott, Van Vannorman ; two year
old gelding, A Scott, Iran Vannorman ;
year old gelding, H Kirkby, Jae Harrison ;
baggy horse, 3 E Swartz, Wm Geddes ;
hack horse, Jno Barr ; epan carriage
horses, L Lott, T Brydges ; brood mare,
T Todd ; team horses, T H Taylor jr.
Clans—There' 13 ed—Beet caw, 3 Ar-
mour, R Corley ; two year old heifer, G
Bowler, R Corley ; year old heifer, R W
Hastings, G Bowler; heifer Dell, N Cum.
ming, D Cook ; bull calf, R Leishman, J
Armour ; bull over two years, Sas Potter,
J Barr, Robb Scott; bull`under two years,
R Carley, D Scott; herd cattle, R Oorley.
Grade Cattle—Best cow, R Corley, J Ar-
mour, T Ross ; two year old heifer, Jno
Coultas er, Chas Proctor & Sons ; ysar
old heifer, M II Harrison, R Oorley ;
heifer calf, T Ross, G Bowler ; pair two
year old steers, T Ross, Mae Proctor &
Sone ; pair 1 year old sleere, R Corley, T
Ross ; pair steer calves, T Ross, R Soots ;
beeve, T Ross, J Armour ; yoke oxen, J
& J Anderson, D Cook ; herd cattle, 11
coney.
SS1EEr—Leioesters and their Grades—
Aged ram, N Cumming, J Henry & Son ;
shearling rani, Juo Coupes sr ; N Oum•
ming ; ram lamb, J Coupes sr ; N Cum•
ming ; pair aged ewes, Jno Barr,NCum-
ming ; pair shearling ewes, R Coultas, R.
W Hastings ; pair ewe lambs, R 0onites,
N Cumming. Dosvus and their Grades
Agedram, R McGowan ; shearling rem,
M H Harrison ; ram lamb, R McGowan
1.2 2 ; pair aged ewes, M H Harrison ;
pair shearling ewes, M H Harrison ; pair
ewe lambs, R�MoGowan, M11 Harrison ;
fat sheep, Jno Coupes sr, R Corley
pen of sheep, Jno Berr.
Pres—Large Breed—Aged boar, 13 Ed-
wards, J Potter ; brood sow, Jas Henry
& Son, R Leishman ; boar littered in
1898, H Edwards 1 & 2 ; cow littered in
1898, H Edwards, R Leishman. Small
Breed—Aged boar, J Armour ; brood
sow, Welter Scott, T H Taylor sr ; boar
littered in 1898, Walter Scott, 3 Owens.;
sow littered in 1808, Walter Scott, Jas
Owens ; pen of pigs, Walter Scott.
POULTRY—Pair geese, Jas Harrison 1 &
2 ; pair ducks, Jas Harrison 1 & 2 ; Ply-
mouth Rooks, Jae Harrison ; Leghorn'',
Jas Harrison 1 & 2 ; Spanish, Jae 'lar•
risen 1 & 2 ; Hamburgs, Jas Harrison 1
&2.
I110LEMENTa—Farm gate, Van Vannor-
man ; churn, H McLean ; pump, D
Showers ; buggy, Jas Walker ; double
carriage, Jas Walker ; clutter, Van Van-
norman ; plow, T H Rose, J L Geddes ;
gang plow, T 13 Ross, J L Geddes.
Gnuui—White full wheat, Geo Moffett,
R McGowan ; red fall wheat, J & J An•
dersoa, R McGowan ; fall wheat any
kind, Walter Scott ; spring wheat, Geo
Moffatt ; six rowed barley, Robt Scott,
J & J Anderson ; white oats, H Edwards,
Geo Moffatt ; black oats, Jas Harrison,
Geo Moffatt ; small peas, Geo Edwards,
Geo Moffaal0 ; large peas, Geo Moffatt ;
timothy, R MoGowan, Jas Herrieon.
lt'aUIT AND FLownse—Golden Russet
apples, R Oorley, J & J Anderson ; Bald.
win, Wm Geddes, J &S Anderson; Snow,
M H Harrison, Taylor Bros ; 11 I Green.
inge, Walter Scott, J & T Anderson ;
Maiden Blush, W Geddes, Taylor Bros
Northern Spy, Geo Bowler, W Geddes
oolverts, R Oorley, Jae Henry & Son ;
Tolman sweets, Jae Anderson, M H Her.
risen ; three varieties winter apples, Jae
Henry & 5ou, M H Harrison ; five fall
pears, 1I Wighbman, R Corley ; winter
pears, R Corley, Mrs Dr Tamlyn ; grapes,
H Wigbtman., Jno E Fells ; crab apples,
Tag Owens, H McLean ; plums, 1V 11
McCracken, Mrs Dr Tamlyn ; peaches,
J le Fells, Jae Henry & Son ; collection
of fruit, H Wightman, Jno E Fells; bou•
guilt of flowers, Mrs T Anderson, Geo
David ; flowers in pot, Jas Harrison, Jos
Owens ; oolleotion of house plants, Geo
David.
n
MANoxAOTnnED GOODS—Ten yards onio
flannel, Jae Owens ; pair blankets, W R
Erskine, M II Harrison ; pair Montes
boots, II Madden, F IL Roderus ; pair
fine boots (man's), F H Roderous, II
Madden • three tree bat
Ilea Mama
made wise,
Jas Owens, H McLean ; best cooking
sbove and furniture complete, H Mo -
Lean.
Rotes AND VEOSTADLE9—Elep1tent po•
taboo, Geo David, Wm Geddes ; match-
less cornea, Chas Proctor & Son ; beauty
of bebron, Geo David ; peek any other
kind, Geo David, H Edwards ; two heads
cabbage, G David, Van Vannorman ; 2
heads red pickling cabbage, G David, W
II MoOraoken ; 2 heads ouliflower, Geo
David, Van Vannorman ; long red beets,
W H McCracken, G David ; turnip beets,
W 11 McCracken, G David ; mangold
wurtze)e, W H Mc(raoiten, 20 II 'Taylor,
jr, ; swede turnips, Jas Henry & Son,
Van Vannorman ; field carrots, 3 Dow,
Waiter Boost ; early horn curate, Geo
David, M Il Harrison ; parsnips, Geo
David, W H lttoCraoken ; onions from
seed, G David, W iI Modraaken ; half
peck ouione any other, W H Na :reckon ;
celery, G David, Cho Proator & Sone;
0 ears corn, T H Taylor jr, Jae Dow ;
water melon, G David, 0 McClelland ;
mttek melon, G David, Jas Anderson ;
pumpkin, G David, Robt McGowan ;
squash, G David, W H fitoOraoken ;
citron, G David, W II McCracken ; to.
matoee, G David, C Proator & Sons ;
beano, J Harrison, W 31 MoCraoken.
Deny Peonu0E,--Kegdairybuttor, J J
Anderson, Jno Williams ; creek butter,
3 Williams, G DOW ; basket of butter lu
toile or prints, Geo Nowbtr, Taylor Bros;
bode made bread, Mrs Cbas Proctor,
Mrs Soo Harrison ; 5 lbs maple auger,
W 12 MaOraol;on ; maple syrup, J DOW,
T II Taylor jr ; oat ottko, A Proator, J
Dow.
LAuiue' D1PADTt50NT—Tatting, Mrs Dr
Tamlyn • arocheb work, Mee Dr Tamlyn,
Miss McClelland ; bead work, Mrs Tein-
lin, 1 & 2 ; hooked skirt, woolen, Thos
Brydgee ; fancy knittiug, Goo Moffatt,
Mrs. Tamlyn ; gent's linen shirt, Mies
McClelland, Geo Moffett ; gent's fanny
flannel shirt, Thos Brydges, Geo Moffatt ;
braiding, T I3rydiies, G Moffatt ; pair
woolen stockings, W H MaOraoken, alien
MoClelland ; pair cooks, Miss Mealel•
land, W 11 M00raolten 1 pair woolen
glove'', W H McOraoken, G Moffett ; pair
woolen mite, G Moffatt, W 11 nlaCraok-
en ; log eabiu quilt, Alio McClelland, W
H MoOraoileu ; knitted quilt, 11 Scott,
11Irs Tamlyn ; pabuhed quilt, W R
Erskine, Mre Tamlyn ; rag mat, A
Proctor, Mrs Tamlyn ; Berlin wool work,
raised, Miss McClelland ; Berlin wool
work, flat, Mrs Tamlyn ; soda pillow,
Mra Tamlin, 1 & 2 ; pard work, A Prom
tor, Go Moffatt ; leather work, Mrs
Tamlyn, 1 & 2 ; penail drawing, Geo
Sowlar, Mre Tamlyn ; oil painting, Miss
Owens, Miss McClelland ; hair flowers,
Miss McClelland ; embroidery on silk,
bilrs Tamlyn ; embroidery on linen, Mrs
Tamlyn, 1 & 2 ; lane work, Mre Tamlyn,
Geo Moffatt ; twine lace, Miss MoOlel-
laud, Mrs Tamlyn ; rag earpsb, A. Proc-
tor, Jae Owens ; best ooheobion ladies'
work, Mre Tamlyn, Miss McClelland.
5vnons.-0rain — A Taylor, Blyth.
Fruit—J A Morton, Wingham. Mann-
faotures—W Robertson, Wingham. Veg.
ebablbs--D MoHeulay, Wingham. Dairy
Products—R 5 Sperling, Wingham. Lad-
ies' work—Mrs J 13 Ferguson, Wiugham ;
Miss Nellie Rosa, Brussels. Implements
—H Davis, Wingham. Sheep and Pigs—
Sas Lane, Lanes ; Geo Dalgamo, Mar.
noon. Cattle—Jas E Grant, St. dolens ;
Robs Medd, Auburn. Horses -21 Bell,
Wingham ; A T MoDonald, Auburn.
sHEttoie', It0'C' COII'A 10LY.
A man nan take his life in his hand
and go boldly into the trackless prairie to
meet a herd of savage buffalo, or ho nu
traverse the horrors of an African jungle
withouta shudder in hls body. But he
oannat enter a fancy wool shop to match
a special hue without breaking into a
violent perspiration and finally rushing
away without fulfilling his task.
A man can suffer the amputation of e
limb in a heroic manner, but 1;e cannot
endure a mustard plaster of his chest
without shrieking aloud for inertly.
A man can bear the deprivation of his
wealth with the calmness of a stoic, but
he cannot lose his dollar stud on the bed•
room floor without a violent outburst of
temper.
A man can smile grimly under the
tortures of the rack, but he cannot tread
on a tack with his bare feet without a
bitter howl.
A man can walk forty miles a day and
arrive fresh and bright at the end of his
journey, but he cannot nurse a baby half
an hour without aomplaiuing that he is
utterly worn out.
A man eau calculate to the uttermost
farthing the cost of the Suez oannl, but
he cannot estimate the pride of a woman's
bonnet without egregious errors.
A man can possess the physioal
strength of a Sampson, but he cannot
help to take down the pioturss for the
annual spring olotning without feeling
completely exhausted with his labors.
A man can suffer death at the stake
with the dignity of a martyr, but he can-
not obese after his hat in a public road
without looking ridiculous.
A man will go through fire and water
to win the girl of his heart, but he will
not allow her to see him with a four
day's growth on his chin,
Poaches sold for 25 cents a basket in
London lest week.
Berlin's $6,000 skating rink was Bold
the other day for 51,800.
L. Lanning, of Port Stanley, lost three
cows lust week by the animals eating
bunk wheat.
The lightning last week killed four
aows belonging to Thomas Downing, of
North Oxford.
Bertram, who was tried for the murder
of John Heslop ab Ancestor end acquit-
ted, has had one of his eyes removed.
He is suffering 0rom cancer.
THE COOK'S BEST FRIEND
LARGEST SALE 1121 CANADA.
THE POST
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A Splendid stock of
BIBLES
—AND —
HYMN BOOKS
(Both Presbyterian
and Methodist).
just to Band this Week.
intending Purchasers should No them.
New stock of Notepaper, En-
yelopes, &c., just in,
Oar, 6, 1898
White $tar L flea McLEO D'S
ROW; malt STIwtsilii's. $ Stem Iten
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Petween New Yob and Iiverpool, via
Queenstown, every Wodneshuy,
of
Astl3o ?blotteddepends
this line 70(16 r'iser'22nd
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ace ngers uie reminded that an leanly ay1
plie anion for berths is neoemsary at this ;ma-
son, Per plans, rates, etc., apply to
W. I3. Kerr,
Agent, Bruseele,
MONET TO LOAN.
Any Amount of Money to Loan!
on Farm or Village Pro-
perty at
6 & 62 Per Cent., Yearly.
Straight Loans with privilege of
repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Division Cowl Clerks, Brussels.
For Oonstl;-:-..,.:�
For Dyspep k.
For BIlhousne 3'3
For Sick Headache
Aye7''s Pill h.73
For Liver Complaint
Ayer'ss PUUi•sti,
For Jaundice
Aye xvs ,PL(lils
For Loss of Appetite
Ay 'e's PiR Os
For Rheumatism
Ayer's Pfi6Qsi
For Colds
Ayer's Pil9e
For Fevers
fly'er's Palls
Prepared by Dr. J, C• Ayer R Co, Lowell, Mass
Sold by alt Druggists.
Every Dose Effective
—AND 0101021 --
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplesenes'', Palpate -
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sumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney
and 'Urinary Dioeaees, St, 'Vitae, Dance,
Female Irregularities and General De-
bility.
LABORATORY CDCERMCN, ONT.
T. M. 11IaLI$CD,
Prop. and Manufacturer.
Sold by J, T. PEPPER,
Druggist, Brnesele,
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New Insurance, 1892, $3,670,000`
Insurance at Risk, $22,565,000
Policies Non -Forfeitable and In-
disputable after two years.
Gains for 1892 over 1891 in In-
surance, Written, $755,000,
Or over 25 per cent.
Insurance at Risk, $1,978,000.
Or Neerly 10''per Dent.
Assurance Income, $48,678
In Assets, - $439,878
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We have all the leading styles in photos, such as Sun-
beams, Mikado Panels, Garde De Visitos, Cabinets, (Man-
tel) Cabinets, new style) and any size larger, up
to life size Crayon Portraits which we
make a Specialty of.
Also Pictures Copied and EzIlarged.
Our Prices are Reasonable
And our work nothing but First-class, which makes this the place
to get your Photographs,
A Call is Solicited.
Pail Wearer �ml Fal! Goods.
As it is now the season for a change of Clothing, we beg to
Announce that we are prepared to supply our many''
Customers with seasonable goods in all lines,
GOODS RIGHT.
PRICES RIGHT.
STYLES RIGHT.
General Dry Goods, Groceries.
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps.
We guarantee Prices and Quality equal or better
than any Competitor. '
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