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The Huron News-Record, 1897-10-06, Page 3_—_ .... '11 THE CLUEST . 4 009ftT 1, A110 THE Ou . Cough -cure, the most prompt and effective remedy for diseases of the throat and lungs, id flyer's Cherry Pectoral. A:l a n enlern'ellcy medi- C.i.v, for the cure of ` N, Croup, .,ore Throat, .Lung Fever a n d < 1''hoopino Gough, AYER'S C h e r r y Pectoral cannot be equaled. 1:. DI. DRAWLEY, II 1). D. Dis. Sec. of �I the American Bap- tilt Publishing Society, Petersburg, 't-„ Va., endorses it, as a cure for violent `�i colds, bronchitis, etc. Dr. Brawley 11'iljiso adds: To all ministers suffering • ,froibtt throat troubles, I recommend me I "a 8 Chehy Pectoral ='!!warded Medal at World's Fair. AYEWS PILLS Cure Liver and Stomach Troubles ThE Huron News -Regi 1 25 a Year -81.00 in Advance A lr► WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Oth, 1807, Huron Central Exhibition. NAMES OF PRIZE WINNERS. HORSES—CANADIAN HEAVY DRAUGHT.— Team,C Dale, W Doherty & Co;brood mare, Geo Dale, Jno Dale; spring foal, Jas Chisholm, Geo Dale; year old filly or geld- ing, Geo Dale, Jno Dale; two year old filly or gelding, Jae Reynolds, J Carling; beat horse or mare, Jas Reynolds. AGUICULTURAL.—Agricultural team, Jno Dale, C Dale; brood mare with foal, G Stephenson, R B McLean; Spring foal, G Stephenson, Jno Dale; year old filly or gelding, G Dale, Jno Salkeld; two year old filly or gelding, C Dale; J Cartney; best horse or mare, G Stephenson. GENERAL PURPOSE,—Team, W Elliott, C J S Naftel. ROADSTERS.—Spring foal, J J McLaugll- ton• Harvey Davis; year old filly, H. Davis, W Weston; two year old filly, W Dale, S Beattie; brood mare, foal, W Robinson, J W Yeo; road horse, Oliver Johnston, Geo Dale; roadster team, H C Barlett, W Whitely; beet horse or mare, 7 Carling. CARRIAOE.—Carriage horse, D A Forres. ter, Mcdurchie & Cc; best horse or mare, D A Forrester. SADDLE. --Saddle horse, J J McLauglin, D B Kennedy. CATTLE—DunHAm.—Aged bull, W, J Big- gins; two year old bull, H Plumsteel; one year old bull, W J Biggins, Jae Snell; bull ' calf under one year, Elcoat Bros, Jas Snell; milch cow, Elcoat Bros, Jas Snell; two year old heifer, J Avery, Jas Snell; year old heifer, Jae Snell, 1 and 2; heifer calf, I and 2 Jas Snell; herd of Durbams, Jae Snell 1 and 2. NATIVE OR GRADE.—Milch cow, for stock breeding, Appleby & Hunter, Jas Reynolds; milch cow, for dairy, Jas Reynolds, Cante- lon & Junor; two year old heifer, J Avery, J Stanbury; yearling heifer, 1 and 2, Ap- pleby & Hunter; heifer calf, Appleby & Hunter, J Reynolds; steer calf, Appleby & Hunter, Jno Stanbury; year old steer, El - coat Bros, Jno lieyholds; two year ad Steer, J Stanbury, J Reynolds; best cow or heifer, J Avery; herd of two-year-old steers, J Reynolds; herd of yearling Steers, J Reynolds, Elcoat Eros, POLLED ABERDFFNs.--Best herd, Jae Me- Parlane. IiEREFOADs.—Herd, W E,liott. JERSEYS.—Milch cow, J Newcombe, A McCrea; bull, any age, W Rooiuson, Jno Gibbings; heifer calf, J Newcombn, J Van. Esmond; year old heifer, J Newcombe. FAT CATTLE,—Fat cow or heifer, J Avery, J Stanbury: fat ox or steer, 1 and 2, J Stanbury. SHEEP— LEICFSTERS.—Aged ram, G Pen - bale, R Charles & Son; Shearling ram, Jae Snell, W Glenn; Ram lamb, J Snell, Geo Penbale; Aced ewes, G Penhale, J Snell; Shearling ewes, W Glenn, J Snell; Ewe lambs, R Chambers & Son, J Snell. SHROPSHIRE.—Aged ram, Cooper & Son, A Duncan; Shearling ram, J McFarlane, A Duncan; Ram lamb, Cooper & Son, Duncan; Aged Ewes, Cooper & Son, A Dun Care; Shearling ewes, I & 2 Jas McFarlane Ewe lambs, A Duncan, Cooper & Son. FAT SHEEP—Jas McFarlane, G Penhale PIoS—YonxsniRE,—Aged boar, J Stan bury, Lindsay Bros; brood sow, Lindsay Bros; young boar, H Plumateel; your Sow, 1 and 2, Lindssy Bros. BERKSHIRE.—Aged bo.r, Jas Dorrance brood sow, W McAllister, Jae Dorrance young boar, W McAllister, Jas Dorr&nce young sow, W )McAllister, Jas DOCraDCe boar over one year, W McAllister; sow ove one year, Jas Chi,•bolm. CHESTER WHITE.—Aged boar. Jae Foster brood sow, Jas Foster, W Weir; youn boar, G Penhale, Jas Foster; young sow Jas Foster, Lindsay Bros. POLAND CInNA.=Aged boar, W W Fiche brood sow, 1 and 2, W W Fisher; your boar, 1 and 2, W W Fisher; young sow, d2 W wFisher. an TAMWOIITHa.—Aged boar, W w Fiske young boar, W W Fisher, Geo Baird young sow, Jas McFarlane, Goo Bair Pair b,Lrrtw pigs, Robb Fitzsimons, 1 Weir. Poumity.—Brabinas, light, G Irwin, V Walker; Brahmas, dark, 1 & 2 G Irwin Cochin r, buff,G Irwin, N Davis; Cochin partridge, W Wallace; Langshans, Fair service Bros, W J Irwin; Game. B B N Davis, Lindsay Bros; Game, D Walter Coats; Gans e, Indian,Walter Coat Hamburgs, golden S, W Carter;Hamburg Silver 8, W Carter, J Howrie;, Legborn white, W Carter, W Hartry; Leghorn brown, D Mellville, W Wallace; Le borne, buff, Frank Hall; Spanish, bloc W J Irwin, G Irwin; Minoroae, black, Hartry, T A Walker; Dorkings, silver gra J McFarlane, G Irwin; Plymouth Roc barred, Walter Coats; Plymouth Roo white; Lack Kennedy, D A Forrester; PI mouth Rook, any other variety, W G We son; Hondans, W Carter, Fairaervice Bro Yolanda, W C B, 1& 2 W Carter; Poland x-07, W dhrtei•• Polanda, 8 8 C, W Carte Wyandottes, 4 or G, Appleby & Hunte Jae Cartwright; Wyandottes, white, Fal (service Bros, J 0 Gilroy; Andalusiane, bin Eloost Bros; Red Caps, W Wallace; Be .tame, game, G Irwin; Bantams, any oth in variety, G Irwin, C Oampbell; Fowl, any A LIFE MER TO MANKIND other variety, l & 'd W Carter; Duoke, In p 1& 2 G Irwin; lluokg, Roues, W J T Itwiu, J Allan; Duoke, Aylesbury, W Oar. T ter; Geese, Toulouse, J Cartwright, J Al• is what Mr. George Benner Ian; Geese, Bremen, G Irwin; Geese, any w other variety, W J main; Robbits, Fair- Wiarton Ont., styles E service Bros; Elhntt Dymeut & Bro; Plies• ► •a auto, Lack Kennedy'; Canaries, Mrs T Cot, Dr. Chase's Kidney- tle; Collection fancy pigeons, N Davis, L a Dyment & Bro. Liver Pills. H Galeas.•—Brahmae, light, 1 & 2 Lack a Kennedy; Brahmae, dark, Ii Plumsteel, G Not that I am at all fond of havingm 7 L•wiI.; Coobine, buff, 1 & 2 G Irwin; Lang- name nb in nolle 1a00a, but as tib Shang, W Hartey, W J In, Game B B sayer to mankind, I hereby state what Dr, a it, 1 & 2 F Willis; Gains, Pyle, I & 2 Wal- A. W. Chase's H, -L. Pills did for me. ter Coate; Game, Indian, W J Irwin, Wal- For nearl four ears I was resit iron- ° ter Coate; Hamburge, S S, Fairservioe bled with Constiyation and agarol weak- Il Bros, J S Howrie; Leghorn i, white,' W Car- Hess in the kidneys, and in my perilous ter, Jae Howson; Leghorns, brown, J B position was Strongly advised to use D Rumball, F Willis; Leghorns, buff, W Wal- Chase's Pills, and to-do,y I can safely lace, J D Mellville; Minorcas, black, T A and truthfully State that they have saved y Walher, N Hartry; Minoroae, white, 1 & 2 my life. bl J S Harland: Dorkings, grey, G Irwin, J I GEO. BENNER. & McFarlane; Plymouth Rook, barred, T 3 Walker, Chas Walker; Plymouth Rook, To all who find themselves with health white, D.A Forrester;Plymouth Rook, any gradually slipping away, Kidneys and Liver variety, W C Watson; Houdans, 1 & 2 W so disorganized that they are inovable of tt Carter; Polands, 4V,0 B, W Carter; Po- keeping the system free from Poisonous d lands, S S C, W Carter; Polands, G 0, W waste material, Stomach Disordered, 1 Carter; Wyandotteg, S or G, G Irwin, J Bowels Constipated, Head Aching, Back 0 Cuninghame; Wyandottes, white, 1 & `l J Paining, take Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver t C Gilroy; Andalueiane, blue, Walter Costs, Pills. The quick way they help you back a W C Watson; Game, bantams, 1 & 2 C to health will surprise you, h '1' Campbell; Bantams, any variety, C Damp- All Dealers sell them at S bell, W Hartry; Fowl, any variety, F Wil- ZG C:l1IW'T'8 A BOX. a lits, W Wallace. f GRAINS.—White winter wheat, M Pre- thour, 6 Puree, Red winter wheat, D Bre- thour, M Brethour; Spring wheat, S Furse, oatmeal cake, D Tiplady, S L Scott; home M Brethour; White oats, D Brethour, M made bread, white, D Prcttso, Cantelon & f Brethour; Black oats, M Brethour, D Bre- Junor; home-made bread, brown, S Wise, thour; 6 -rowed barley, D Brethour, M Bre- W Carter; collection pickles and sauces, thour; 2 -rowed barley, D Brethour, M Bre- Mrs G Nott; Canned tomatoes, J Howrie, thour; Small peas, M Bre.hour, John Mrs Walker; collection preserves, D Prouse, Salkeld; Large peas, J Sallaeld, M Brethour; Mrs Nott; peaches, Mrs G Nott, J Howrie; White beaux, J Salkeld, S Furse; Red pears, J McFarlane, D Prouse: plums D t clover seed, M Brethour; Timotby seed, D Prouse, W Carter; quinces, H Walker, J J Brethour, M Brethour; Alsike clover, D Howrie; citron, D Tiplady, S Wise; jelly, Brethour, M Brethour, J Howrie, S )Vise; maple sugar, M dreth- J APPLES. -Winter, B Tyreman, C Will- our; maple molasses, G Baird S Wt -e; isms; Cooking, W Elliott, Jae McFarlane; grape wine, S Wise, G Nott, 1 Desert, J McFarlane; Golden russets, J LADrEs' Wort Ii—()OiIPCtIOn of ladies' work, Allan, W Weil; Northern spies, B Tyre- Mrs Nott, Mrs Avery; cotton crochet work, man, J McFarlane; 20 -oz pippins, C Will- S Wise, Miss Symington; crochet work, iams, W Elliott; Seek -no -further, C Will- wool, J Howrie; embroidery on sills, or satin iams, J McFarlane; Snow, B Tyreman, W :Miss Symington; table cover or scarf, ora - Ontario, C J S Naftel, J Wiggin- broidered, Mrs Avery, S Wise; embroidery ' ton; Po'rnme Grise, Elcoat Bros., W Car- on felt, Mrs Avery, Mrs Nott; embroidery ter; Blenheim Pippin, F Hall, J Allan; on flannel, J McFarlane, Mrs S Coats; ar- I Wealthy, C J S Naftel, G Baird; Ben Davis, raeone embroidery, Mrs Nott, Miss Sym- C Williams, Elooat Bros„ Tollman sweet, ugton; gold or silver tinsel work, S Wise, i B Tyreman, C NVilliams; ithode Island Mrs Nott; chenille work Miss Symington, Greening, .J Allan, G. Irwin; Spitzenburgs, Mrs Nott; slipper case, Mrs C Campbell, W C Williams, J McFarlane; Baldwins, G Hartry; darned net, Mrs Nott, Mrs Avery; Irwin, B Tyreman; Vandevere, W Elliott; pillow shams, Mrs W Downs; drawn work, King Of Tompkins Co, B Tyreman, W Mise Symiugton, Mrs Walker; mantle Carter; Ribston pippins, J Cartwright, 0 drape, Mrs S Coats, Mrs Nott; tea cosy, Calton; Alexanders, D Tiplady, J Cart- Mrs Nott, Mrs Avery; sofa pillow, Mrs wright; Cayuga red streaked, Elcoat Bros., Nott, Miss Barlett; lady's fancy apron, B Cantelon & Junor; Fallwater, C Williams, Ty:euian, S Wise; drawing room screen, B Tyreman; lluchesa of Oldenburg, EI- Mrs Nott; patched quilt, Mies Symington, coat Bros., G Nott; Gravenstein, Lindsay S Wise; crazy quilt, Mrs Nott, Mrs,J Car - Bros„ B Tyreman; Maiden Bluab, Glrwin, ninghame; crochet quilt, J Howrie, Mrs W .Elliott; Roxboro russett, B Tyreman, J Van Egmond; etched quilt, Mrs Avery, Mise S Howrio; Wagner, B Tyreman; Mann, G Symington; knitted coverlid, Mi,S 61kJott, ' Irwin, W Weston�,Colvert, C Williams, J Mrs Hartry; etobing in silk,•MrSNott, Mrs Cartwright; Grimes Golden, A McKenzie, Walker; Roman embroidery, linen, Mrs C J B Rumball; Any other variety, W El- Campbell, Mrs J Avery; knitting, woollen liott, J Allan; Heaviest, any variety, J Al- stockings, Mrs Nott, S Wise; knitting,wool- lan, Elcoat Bros, ton socks, S Wise, Mrs Nott; knitting,wool- GRAPES.—Brighton, S L Scott; Concord, len gloves or mitts, bliss Symington, Mrs 0 Hoare, J Cottle: Rogers No. 19, B Tyre- Nott; rag mat, Mrs H Walker;'• Mrs J man; Rogers No. 4, B Tyreman; Delaware, Avery; yarn mat, Mrs H Walker, Airs S L Scott, C Hoare; any other variety, S L Nott; whisk holder, Mrs Nott,Mrs S Coats; Scott, Jae Cartwright; collection of grapes, parlor sachet, Mrs Walker, MiSS Syming- S L Scott. ton; table mate, crochet, wire S L Scott, PEARS.—Fall pears,B Tyreman, S Furse; Miss Barlett; table mate, embroidered, Mrs Bartlett, W Elliott, G Baird-, Flemish S Coats, Miss Barlett; fancy tidy, Mrs Beauty, J Salkeld, W Elliott; Duchess Nott, Mrs S Coats, fancy foot stool, Mrs C D'Angoulef ie,J C Gilroy,li.Downs; Clapp's Campbell, Mrs H Walker; toilet set, Mrs H • Favorite, S Purse, .Elcoat Bros.; Seohel, B Walker, Mrs C Campbell; pin cushion, rtlrs '1'yreman, W Carter; Keifer, C Hoare, Jno C Campbell, Miss Barlett; shawl, crochet Salkeld; Sheldon, W Weston, W Robb; or knit, Mrp Nott, Mrs C Campbell; point Josephine de Matinee, T Holloway; Louise lace, Miss Symington, W Ilartry; netting, Bonne de Jersey, B Tyreman, D I rouse; \V Elartry, T Cottle; linen centro piece, Souvenir de Congress, J Cuninghame; MISS Barlett, W Elartry; linen centre piece, 6eurre Bose, B Tyreman, S Furse; ulair- lace work, Mrs Nott, W Hartry : kitchen goau, S L Scott, D Prouse; D'Angou, B aprou, Mrs Walker, 1-2; home-made blan- ryreman, S Puree; any other variety, B kets, S Wise, S Furse; handkerchief case, Tyroman, D Prouse; Quinces, H Joyner, Mrs J Avery, Mrs Nott; easel drape, Mrs C R Coats. Caml:bell, S Wise. PLB)1S. — Peach plume, T Holloway; Fim, ARTs-1'i:OFJ.SSIONAL LIST, OIL, Green (sage, T Cottle; Glass Seedling, 1 (OrIgIrlTl).—Any deeliil painted, J A Fow• Holloway, T A Walkor; Jofferson,C Hoare; ler; m,rine view, J A Fowler, Niagava,T Holloway;Victoria, T Hollaway; ,t,AI.ATRUR LIST, OIL—Landscape, Cana - Imperial Blue, T Elolloway; Reine Claude dian Subject, W Hartry. J Gibbinge; mar - de Bavay, T H011otvay, Miss Fowler; Lom. barJs, T i;olloway, Miss Fowler; Pond's ine. view, Canadian subject, Mrs Campbell, J Gibbings; animals, from life, J Gibbings; Seedling, R Coats, T Holloway; Duane flowers or fruit, Mrs Campbell, J Gibbings. Purple, T A Walker, T 1,ottle; Imperial . Gage, T Holloway; Bradshaw, T (Mottle, T PROFESSIONAL LIST, WATER COLORS, (ori- wler• 'llolloway; Smith's Orleans,: C Hoare, T sinal).—Any design, painted, J A 1 0 , L[olloway; Yellow egg, Alrs LV Downs, T marine view, Canadian subject, J A Fow- Holloway; Coe's golden drop, T Cottle, '1' ler; Sepia, J A Fowler; pen and int(, J A A Walker; German prune, Miss Fowler, T Fowler. llolloway; General Rund, F Hall, T Hollo- AMATFurt LIST, NATER CoLORs.—Land- way; Shipper's pride, T Holloway, Miss scape, Canadian subject, Mrs Campbell; Fowler; any other variety, Mrs R Downs, marine view, Canadian subject, Mrs Camp - T Holloway. bell; pencil drawing, any subject, J Gib- Peaches—Crawford, W Weston; any oth• bines, T Cottle; Pastel, any vublect, Robbie er variety, It Coats,. W Weston. Stewart, Mrs C Campbell; flowers or fruit, VEGETABLES — Collection garden ve�got- Mrs C Campbell; collection of pictures, J ables, by market gardener, J Allanson;pot- P Tisdall, 1 and 2. atoes, D Prouse, G Baird; white elephant, Judges—Fruit, T H Race, Mitebelll; Do - Lindsay Bros, J McFarlane; Burpeesextra mestic Manufactures, D Cantelon, Gole- early, Mrs Walker; empire state, Lindsay rich: Vegetables, T C Naftel, Godericb; A Bros J Allanson; Freeman, H Hibbs, M Dairy Products, H McCartney, Brucefield; Brethour; puritan, M Brethour, T HOIIO- Grain, Tbos Trick, Jae Connolly; Ladies' way; any other variety, Lindsay Bros, J work, Miso MoTaggart, Mrs Robb, Clinton; .Ulanson; long mangolds, J Salkeld, J Al- Miss Hutchison, Mies Proudfoot, Goderich. , lanson; globe mangolds,J Salkeld, H Hibbs•; pigs, E. Bell, Londesboro. Poultry, W. ' Held carrots, J McFarlane, C Calton, swede Grieve, Seaforth. Heavy horses, James turnips, W Weir, Lindsay Bros; short Connolly, Goderich township; L. Bell, Hul- g carrots, J B Lindsay, J Mianson; grey- lett; W. Rinn, Hullett. Light horses, stone turnips, C Calton, J Allauson; long John Grieve, Seaforth. Sheep, John Gov - blood beets, J Allanson, J Salkeld; blood smock, Winthrop. Grade cattle, S. Smith, tur.iip beets, B Tyroman, D Prouse; vege- Clinton; T. Ross, Blyth. Thoro-breds, H, tableoyster, M Brethour, J Allanson; par- Smith, Exeter. snips, C Calton, J Allanson; radishes, Jog rAllane ,n; winter cabbage, J Salkeld, J At- lanson; pickling cabbage, J Salkeld, J Al- East Wawanosh Fall Show. . lanson; surehead J Allaneon, C Colton; --- Savoy, J Allaneon, C Calton; cauliflower, J The fall exhibition of the hast Wa- g Allanson; red onions, D Prouse, C Hoare; wanosh Agricultural Society was held ' yW1ri-i,y9V,,` takdr, H Walker, J Lanxon; silver at Belgrave (in Thursday and Friday, r l Prouse; yellow onions, J Allanson, and on the whole was a Success, both ise; English potato onions, T Hollo- in attendance and financially. The day 1 H Walker: silver skin onions, J Al- being fine, allowed many farmers to lanson; sweet corn, J Allanson; corn, any be piesent. We are indebted to the i for the Anderson, 'gala , Fisher variety, J Allanson, ,I Salkeld; water mel- Secretary, Findlay 1. ons, J Allanson; musk melons, J Salkeld, prizelist as follows:— d. S L Scott; citrons, J Lanxon, cucumbers, 11ORSE1,—HEAVY DRAUGirr—Brood mare & `f J Lanxon, W Elliott; red tomatoes, T foal, M H Harrison; spring foal, At Il FIarrison; Cottle J Allanson; purple tomatoes, H BcvaYntwo year11old s gelding, ng,rJae. Forster, rylor N V %Volker, J Lanxon; pumpkin, J Allanson, (fuming; team harnessed, Jae Forster, John E C Calton; largest squash, D Fares, J How- yells. ; rie; hubbard squash, J 411anson, S L GENERAL PuarosE—Brood mare and foal, a' Scott; vegetable (narrow, J Allanson; win R Scott, Barber Bros, M Cardiff; spring foal, g Barber Bros,.) Casemore; two year old filly, R ter celery, J Lanxon; white plume celery, J Owens, D Scott & Sonsi two year obi gelding W J Lanxon; heaviest mangolds, J Salkeld, J Taylor] year old filly; J Taylor, J Owens: year Elcoat Bros; heaviest Turnips, H Hibbs, J old gelding, Barber Bros; team, 0 Taylor Bros, Coats Allan; heaviest carrots Bloom Bros. J Owens. s, ROAD AND CARRIAGE—Brood mare and foal, DAIRY PRODUCE -1.0 ]be crock butter, Jae J Brandon, W B Wilkison, N. Qeddes; sprb g s, foal, J Brandon, L Tasker; two Year old geld- s Van Egmond, S Wise; butter in prints, U ing, R McMurray, W (leddes; year old gelding Tiplady, G Nott; butier in rolls, G Nott, D. J Brandon T H Taylor; single driver, Robert k, Tiplady; home-made ehees>, Miss Syming- Moindoo Y Scandrett; haelt horse, in saddle, Levi Lott- team, J Brandon. ton; factory Cheese, J Hil), CATTLE —TnonottonnRED—CO*, •O Sowlar, ed R'Corley, R Corley- two ear old heifer, R Cor - honey, DGDIFW arty, WAC Tyre Jar honey in �1 toy, D Cook; year old hos er T H Taylor; heifer honey, W Hartry, B Tyreman; honey in calf, T H Taylor, R Corley; imll calf, R Corley, Rock Y• �O�o� IN�� blbc�ruJml1libmlls L°Tu r .bb; agtfd vw�esy .! bb, 1 and a; shearllnl( ewes, J Tabb, L li „•_ ewe lambs. J Tubb, L Tasker. PI(q}�S—LARGE BREED —Aged boar H Ed- brood sow, It Scott, Fl ards, R b o r,,R y awards; boar, I Edwards 1 and E; sow, H '`J� !�O ��• RScott. SUALL BRRED_.$rOUd Bow, R McMurray, 1 boar, H Edwards. 1st Pl'1zH .... $200.00 . , . • . ... 200.00 POULTRY—(luese, ll 'howers,T M Hendar- n; ttukeys, 11 Showers, 1 and l; dual+s, '1' 1V1 2tid PI lze .... 100.00 100,00 • • • • • ' enaersou, 1 ttud'l; Ylyntouth vectis, TAI}len- 1 and 3 Legghorns, W 'Taylor 1 and 2; TAI. Flenderson, 1 and? Wyandottes, • • 3rd Prize ... 50.00 .... . _ _ _ 50,oQ M Henderson; Cochins, T m 1�ondereon, 1st and. 2 Prizes of ..... 25.00 each .... 50.0!0 IMPLEMENTS — Farm gate, H Edwards; W Taylor; pump, 0 Morniugstar, D 5 Prizes of . - . , 10,00 each ... ' 50,00 lumber wagon, J Brunsdon; baggy, ,l ruusdon, J Walker; plow. w Gannet, 1st and 10 Prizes of . • .. 5.00 each 50.00 ' ' ' gang plow, W Gannet; washing machine, B Anderson, GRAIN -WLite fall wheat,T Mc-Ngndersonl H Harrison;red fall wheat, if EdiNards, G $500,00 & son; six rowed barley, it MuAlurray; auk oats, H Edwards; white oats, C Proctor son, R Mo Nurrlty; small pori, R Scott; large To the 'rwent people wbo solve this Puzzle if there. are so man correct Y, P p r y r R McGowan, H Edwards; timothy, It we will give the above Prizes IN CASH, R McGowan. FRUITS AND rLOWERS— Golden russett pples ill it Harrison T :tl Heudereon; bald- W fled- WITH YOUR g ANSWER. A MONEY ins A McGowan %V Geddes: snows, as, J Owens; ltlMote island greenings, G Sow- , W Geddes northern epos, J Owens, w eddos, Ben Davies, R McGowan, C Proctor: If more then Twenty should be correct, every correct one will (in addition auadta reds, It MoGtowau• G Proctor; king of Sowlar, D B Anderson; winter to the Money Prizes) be awarded our famous "Faithful Timekeeper Silver pples, W Cleddes, C Prootor; apples, Al Look- art D B Andel•s°n; full pears Al ll Harrison „ .. Watch, of ` M iienderson; winter pears .Al Lockhart{ W Cott, variety of grapes T At konderson• crab pples, R McGowan, J (wens: plums. W Bona J E. Fells; collection of which the net factory price A word hero meaning O O TH O UL"True to the The qualidw of our Scott; peaches, ruit, T al Henderson, R Corley- table boquot, Sackrider, Mrs Henry; hand Coquet $ewers is $10. If Timor' Watchet W'T•ay�or;flower in pot, Mrs H E Sackrldier; collection of house E SaekriderI Mrs H McLean; collection oliage plants, E Saokrider, Mrs H McLean, fered the pro r winner can _— O O 0 position JU STOur Proud suite Watch which are acknowledged ' A14NUFACTURES—Union flannel, J Owens; obooseagenn- 1 Trade, to be the J Owens, T M Henderson; coarse Haugh, lstand 2nd; men's fine boots Haugh; home -mode wine, R McGowan, T A� ine Gold. — foremost ROOTS AND VEGETABLE'S—elephant nota- nes, W Geddes, W'Paylor; ntatchloss 'torlies weed Watch of the same n A ward which & 0 K O O G hero means they will last In the English and American Coultes, C Proctor & son; empire state, E M H Harrison; any Other variety, rel us. 11 a llte•tim0. I Merkete. t MCGOwan, W Taylor; cabbage, E Sackricler As this W 'Taylor; red pickling cabbage E ,5'aokride-, w Taylor; cauliflower I'' Sackritler W=; T Al 11011 rson; wonderful offer is onlymade to advertise our far-famed Silver Watches, every ong blood beets, W Taylor, nip boats, W'raylor,TMI{enderson; man- Competitor must read the following conditions and comply with them. p wurtzels, E Sacrider, W Geddes; swedo J Coultos, VV Scott; field carrots, E it Aicmu ray; early horn carrots,W 1. Send your answer on an "IliternatieNl Post- largest amount, and sn on. If not mare than twenty C Proctor &Son; parsnit)s, E Sackrid- Fl Edwards, onions from seedd E Sackride Card" which can be bought at the post•o(11ce (price 2 cent,). There is no entrance fee or charge what win and receive the watch and Cbain, and If these do nit buy anything from the Catalogue, the whole W Taylor, hall' pock onions, E backrider, .ver. of the prize money will be equally divided among Taylor; celery bV 'Taylor, E Stwkridor; corn, R McMurray, Ili, McLiowan; water melon A melon, W 'PaY-Timekeeper" 2, In addition to the Cash Prizes, everyone who sends the corroet answer will thorchy win one of our I them, giving 825 each. All amounts in this advertisement are taken at the. -exchange of 85 to £1. A be fre to must be h haw E Sackrider; musk Keil a or, E Stack'ri,ler• pumpkin, l: Sackri(lor, VV E 5aekrider, H Edwards; eft- Silver Watches which we aell "Faithfulfr ;,) England for 81east,• and which could be sold 5. L,rm will sent you which filled up ani forwarded to react us by Dooetnbor 26th of all Gonda ordered on accouuG of those Prizes. Geddes; squash, -on E Sackrider HiEdwards; plate tomatoes, R A1'eMurray, v\� 'Taylor; boars, E Sackrider retail in America for $15 to $28 eaeh. R. Every winner of the watch is required to puri 6. The names and addressees of the cash prime winners will be rented in the Tearer, Daily Tete - W Taylor: collection garden vegeables E Sazk- W Taylor. ' Chale one of Our SPLENDID VALUE iueXtt)en81Ve Selid Silver Albert Chains to wear with the 1Yatoh, as per graph and Standard, nt London, on Dec. 61St host, and subsequently in the New York 11carld, Drafts ))AIRY P1i.ODUCE-50 ib dairy butter, John butter, C our unprecedented offer which we will Bond. These cbmins are flall•marked on every link by the for the Prises will be posted same day, write in full every Coultes, Al H Harrison; crock of Proctor; butter iu rolls or prints, t Coultes, English Govergment. If the same watch is required with Gnld•a1led ease instead of Solid Silver, a Chain 7. your name and addroes time you write to no En avoid mistakes. G owlar; home -glade bread, It AlcAturray H W Suott, R Scott; }ac- to match may, if desired, be chosen. 8. Orders for these Prizes may be sent in nepar- be Edwards; maple syrup, choose, A Ketehbaw, 4. with our )Vetch and Choir you will receive our mammoth Catalogue quoting wholesale Factory nlely from time to time, and you will credited, with the total of all when you send in the report )'.LVE ARTS—Painting, still life, Miss L Sparling, Miss Owens; pencildrawing Mrs Prioes for Jewellery, Plate, etc. The first Prize will be given to the oua who solves the Robus, receives form as above, U. wben sending Orders please remomber that the Hole, Airs Fr Carder; oil painting, A1iss bio• of oil the Waioh and Cbain, and orders altogetbor the letter pcstage to England is 5 cent., per half ounce. Clelland, 1) B Anderson; collection paintings, Mise Sparling, Miss Owens; Colles- largest amount of Goods Prom the Catalogue ; the Second Prize to the winner who orders the swoud and if ineofficient postago IS used the letter is liable to go astray. tier, of photogral)hs Al lee Edwards. Alis LADIES' D},,'AR� Mls'NT — Tatting, Snarling, 91ra }tale; crochet Werk, Mrs Dr Send you answer at once I '�Ou are sure to win a Prize if correct, while y Cardor, Mrs He!e; bead work, Alis AlcClelland Mrs Hole, hooked wool skirt, Mrs Bridges; Mrs McKenzie, Aliss AlcClel- even if not correct it ,Costa you nothing. knitting, gent's linen shirt, Airs Mckenzie, Miss McClelland; gent's fancy flannel shirt, Mrs Bridges, Airs McKenzie; braiding, Miss Brid- ADDRESS --'• h f Ernest Good's tones, Miss Sparling; featherflowers, AlissOwens The Iffatehmakon Alliance & ges , pair woolen stockings, Alrs McKenzie, Miss AlcClelland; pair socks, Mrs Haugh, Airs Airs Me- LIMITED, McKenzie; pair woollen gloves, mitts, M, iss Incorporated according to fled of Pa?—Captlal 290,000 ($450,000). Kernzie* pair br r�°7olien n Owens, AlcClelland; knitted quilt, lvlrsss Sow - ENGLISH WATCHMAKERS, at, Mrs Scott; patched quilt, .urs Bone, Mrs Dr Carder; rag rout, offs Henry, Airs Gad- 184 �a�'®mrd �t>r-e tet, �O1CaCi011e des; Borlin wool work raised, Mrs Carder,Miss Spurting•, Berlin wool work flat, Mrs Carder, Atiss Sparling; sofa pillow, Alrs Carder, Mica Cable Address : "CLOCKLIKE, LONDON," Business Establishetl836. Spatting; silk quilt, Airs Hele, Aliss 2dcClel- li ud; painting on satin, Mrs Carder, Airs "'il- kinsow hair now I-$ :Hiss :11cclelland; embroi- derpon silk, Airs }talo, Aliss Sparling; emhroi dory ou linon, Mrs t'anlar, Miss McClelland; la, c P.Ctat.00N, heft] nlOr111n•r Llld NVerrin I 'il'he Sel;tool Rook Question. r, ' +•' Battalion hated :uldt'd - lace work, Aliss Sparlillg, Airs Hole; twine e Mrs Ftole, A1i,•4 ALcCletl;;nd; rag Carpet, Mrs the 31ird plait. ingly to the prograultlle. The live' Speaking at West Tot•onto Junction, Owens; colloctioll ladies' work, Miss McClel- stock wits shown on the agricultural I Dr, Meacham, M. P. P., Said:—"The )and, Airs Helo., grounds in the afternoon. The dis- OI)position had some years ago pleaded -- play of horses was the best ever with the Government to dtOp the price GOdet lath 'H'ownsltiD• shown ill Huron, both in num- hers and excellence of breeding. of the drawing book to five cents and had been ridiculed. The next year Mr. SiIhEI' WORILIpIO.—Recently a 1111111- bet• sheep owned by farmers on the Thirty-seve Il hol's", were ShOwl) ill Oile class alone, The cattle exhibit was Boss made the drop and saved thous - ands of dollars to the country. (Ap- of Bayfield Line have been worried by froua the herds of the well known pl ause.) At the present titne people forty cents for ftnlrtlt dogs, Those who have clogs addicted this bad habit should see to it, that breeds of this section, and could hardly he equalled ill point of perfec- were p;assns book readers, The Opposition had to they ;ai.e destroyed or chinned up+ tion. The entries for sheep were equal shown to the Government 'a dinilat• book sold in Ireland at abouts 10& or 13 otherwise the owners will he compelled to heavy (lavages. At, least twu to former years, but there was a Sad falling off in tha swine exhibit. The cents Canadian money. No wonder play sheep were killed outright, show of poultry and pet Stock was well that last yr'ru' three different firms had Gov(:rnlnent a royalty of PERSosAL.—iSliss Elliott of Philo up to the old line mark. The ring rat- tractions, were the captivating fe;tture paid the $:x,000 each on school hooks. The put) dlelphia, vy he wins on a four, weeks of the day's proceedings. ine fan tit- lic paid. the looney :and the Govern - Visit to hey I.arents, Mr. and Mrs. has returned. em' trot was won by Robert Wilson's rnent puts it in their pockets. (Laugh- ter and applause.) Would it not be Wn1. Elliott, NEW St3ED,—The. congregation at, Annie Laurie in splendid style. The relay race between Seaforth and Eg- manly, he asked, to cut the price of Bethel Methodist church have decided nlondville sprinters was won by the school hooka? (Applause.) Perhaps he crank, but he, believed that the to build a new shed and are proceeding This is n eomulend- former after an exciting contest, The receipts are in advance of foroler was a prisoners in the Central could do the to erect it at cnlce. able Step ,Ls the aecotnrnodation it will Already the gate years, work. The plates could be sent there at a small cost. The rest of the work supply is ulucll needed. friends have contributed cash, timber _-�� was simply manual, and would not co Wath any other industry. nud 1111uher. A bee fov work is to be held the church SAt11rday first. 1111 d(oW it Afffeets Grey ting,It would he a wise and good thing, and iild at interested rare invited to kindly help. For the whole province the airount the fourth book readers would thereby he reduced to at lea -it 20 cents. - — . 1'______.&_1 which the Provincial Government squeezes from the municipalities in ex- (Applause.) Mr. Ross bragged that That Stanley. cess of the former contributions is a lie had but one aril iinetic. was not true. His (the speaker's) COUNCIL.—Council nlet on Monday, .little more than a quarter of a million 'a $370,000 in round figures. little ho had said the other Sept. '27, all the rnerilhers present, The yeln', ut' day that he must have a new collector's bond was accented sand his This i� how the system affects the arithmetic. On enquiry he found that appointment contirale, by by-law. county of Grey: such was the case, a new edition con - been The clerks f,,',"..---- t e ditches and twining two extra pages having watercourse ;ret was fixed by by-law rLt 10 c•ts. per h11ndred words and 11)cts. The province used to give in cash grants to the municipalities of Grey ublished, and owing to he renumber- Published of the pages and excercises the old per- mile for delivering papers. A by- $2,8<88 yearly. one hard been rendered useless. If one law was passed l y the unaanimolts con- it drew from Grey $1,447 as license were to question Mr. Ross about it he sent of the council levying.3 per cent. fees would laugh. He (Dr. Meacham) on all I:axes not paid by the 11th of December. The following accounts The county was thus $1,411 to the watlld not Say it was an idiotic laugh—laughter—but when Mr. Ross were paid :-1'eterBaLker, for removing bridge, $`?; J. good, had no argument to advance he just laughter stone under McCully's Now there is no cash grant to Grey, laughed. (Renewed rind ap- Watson, for Writer., $3,02; Municipal (7. H,Lrt- ' sand of the fees the Governolent takes Vause.) There was another point e Government, World, for blank forms $2.3(3, ' $1,887. had urged upon the ]tib, for spikes, $ ); Rohs. ('oats Rt Son, .(.,S, underclothing for Mrs. Bannerman, The county pays $1,887 instead of re- namely the need of a I;eogra}}Aly Prim- er, costingahout live cents. (Ap)lause.) $1,03. Council meets again cue Mon- ce,iving $1,441, and is therefore $(3,328 The big hook was all torn up long lie - day, November 20th, at one o'clock p. worse off than before. foie the pupil had gone through the m, --J, T. UAIRNS, clerk. There is now an annual provincial various forms—(applause)—and if a -.. _— defleit of $400,000 yearly, and the que`i- boy or girl stayed at School Until they --�---._- tion is what new assault upon the tax- renched the last for111 they used up Seaforth, Payer will he arra de. Ross I•geographies. AIr.I ss re or for t three He DOIN-09.--Miss Nellie Cline of Wing- friends.— -- — had still laughed, (Laughter.) could not see anything but Toronto ham is in town calling on Mr, W. F. Tweddle was til Fergus last ,� Great Grain Comttry• University, and he was hound to make week attending the golden wedding of essrs. Broadfoot, Box RL A few days ago one of ourgrain corn- an order from the Irrl- a the "glory of Cho en.rth."( Laughter and applause.) 'rhP carnnum School his parents.—� Co. are manufacturing a sideboard it)qn;units ants+s received penal Government of Russia for a was, in Mr. Ross'opinioo, only a Step to the. high school and the latter file and (lining table for 1L gentleman wfll cost $ of Ca.nadia,n Oat9, stepping -stone to the university. W Hartry; display of honey in N Cuming; bull, two years or over, R Corley; comb, comb, W Hartry; display of extracted bull, under two, R Scott. GRADF—Cow, Al H Harrison, R Scott T H & �on, C t- honey, W Hartry, B Tyreman; homemade e; buns, plain, D. Pronse, D Tiplady; home- Taylor; two year old heifer D Scott Proctor & eons• year old heil'er, D Scott & Sons D Scott & song, Tin o S, made buns, fancy, D Prongs, Mrs G Davie;' I& 2; heifer calf, pbott steer, C Proctor & r; plate a pie pie, J Flowrie, Mrs H Walker; p Mrs It Downs, Mrs H Hibbs year old sone; year old steer, I Barr, DScott & Sons; D Scott & Sons, J Barr. r, pumpkin pie, r- custard pie, J Howrie, S L Scott; tea big- e, Mrs R Downs J Howrie• fruit cake, J steer calf, SHEEP— LFtCESTERs AND GRAnr,s — Aged ram, N Curring, R G McGowan; shearling ram J Coultes, N Cuming; n- cult i Howrie,Mrs R Downs;layer cake, JHOwrle, Walker; J Conites; ram lamb, aged ewes, J Coultes, N Cuming; ahearlin J Coultes, N Curring; ewe lamb, N Cum - or Mrs R Downs; tarts,J Howrie,Mrs ewes, I g,GiFIenry. DpWNIi AND THEIR GitAD,113—Ag ratII L lkerr, uslier; dwttrds, nd2; arson panisjt an hurn, Lowers; nd; routor oma cots, ar, ompkihs.-G W E ESackrider, McLean, P blanhots, bcote,J J Henderson. Sackrider, gold turnips, Saakrider, Taylor, er, Bider, tory fancy land: I g �O�o� IN�� blbc�ruJml1libmlls L°Tu r .bb; agtfd vw�esy .! bb, 1 and a; shearllnl( ewes, J Tabb, L li „•_ ewe lambs. J Tubb, L Tasker. PI(q}�S—LARGE BREED —Aged boar H Ed- brood sow, It Scott, Fl ards, R b o r,,R y awards; boar, I Edwards 1 and E; sow, H '`J� !�O ��• RScott. SUALL BRRED_.$rOUd Bow, R McMurray, 1 boar, H Edwards. 1st Pl'1zH .... $200.00 . , . • . ... 200.00 POULTRY—(luese, ll 'howers,T M Hendar- n; ttukeys, 11 Showers, 1 and l; dual+s, '1' 1V1 2tid PI lze .... 100.00 100,00 • • • • • ' enaersou, 1 ttud'l; Ylyntouth vectis, TAI}len- 1 and 3 Legghorns, W 'Taylor 1 and 2; TAI. Flenderson, 1 and? Wyandottes, • • 3rd Prize ... 50.00 .... . _ _ _ 50,oQ M Henderson; Cochins, T m 1�ondereon, 1st and. 2 Prizes of ..... 25.00 each .... 50.0!0 IMPLEMENTS — Farm gate, H Edwards; W Taylor; pump, 0 Morniugstar, D 5 Prizes of . - . , 10,00 each ... ' 50,00 lumber wagon, J Brunsdon; baggy, ,l ruusdon, J Walker; plow. w Gannet, 1st and 10 Prizes of . • .. 5.00 each 50.00 ' ' ' gang plow, W Gannet; washing machine, B Anderson, GRAIN -WLite fall wheat,T Mc-Ngndersonl H Harrison;red fall wheat, if EdiNards, G $500,00 & son; six rowed barley, it MuAlurray; auk oats, H Edwards; white oats, C Proctor son, R Mo Nurrlty; small pori, R Scott; large To the 'rwent people wbo solve this Puzzle if there. are so man correct Y, P p r y r R McGowan, H Edwards; timothy, It we will give the above Prizes IN CASH, R McGowan. FRUITS AND rLOWERS— Golden russett pples ill it Harrison T :tl Heudereon; bald- W fled- WITH YOUR g ANSWER. A MONEY ins A McGowan %V Geddes: snows, as, J Owens; ltlMote island greenings, G Sow- , W Geddes northern epos, J Owens, w eddos, Ben Davies, R McGowan, C Proctor: If more then Twenty should be correct, every correct one will (in addition auadta reds, It MoGtowau• G Proctor; king of Sowlar, D B Anderson; winter to the Money Prizes) be awarded our famous "Faithful Timekeeper Silver pples, W Cleddes, C Prootor; apples, Al Look- art D B Andel•s°n; full pears Al ll Harrison „ .. Watch, of ` M iienderson; winter pears .Al Lockhart{ W Cott, variety of grapes T At konderson• crab pples, R McGowan, J (wens: plums. W Bona J E. Fells; collection of which the net factory price A word hero meaning O O TH O UL"True to the The qualidw of our Scott; peaches, ruit, T al Henderson, R Corley- table boquot, Sackrider, Mrs Henry; hand Coquet $ewers is $10. If Timor' Watchet W'T•ay�or;flower in pot, Mrs H E Sackrldier; collection of house E SaekriderI Mrs H McLean; collection oliage plants, E Saokrider, Mrs H McLean, fered the pro r winner can _— O O 0 position JU STOur Proud suite Watch which are acknowledged ' A14NUFACTURES—Union flannel, J Owens; obooseagenn- 1 Trade, to be the J Owens, T M Henderson; coarse Haugh, lstand 2nd; men's fine boots Haugh; home -mode wine, R McGowan, T A� ine Gold. — foremost ROOTS AND VEGETABLE'S—elephant nota- nes, W Geddes, W'Paylor; ntatchloss 'torlies weed Watch of the same n A ward which & 0 K O O G hero means they will last In the English and American Coultes, C Proctor & son; empire state, E M H Harrison; any Other variety, rel us. 11 a llte•tim0. I Merkete. t MCGOwan, W Taylor; cabbage, E Sackricler As this W 'Taylor; red pickling cabbage E ,5'aokride-, w Taylor; cauliflower I'' Sackritler W=; T Al 11011 rson; wonderful offer is onlymade to advertise our far-famed Silver Watches, every ong blood beets, W Taylor, nip boats, W'raylor,TMI{enderson; man- Competitor must read the following conditions and comply with them. p wurtzels, E Sacrider, W Geddes; swedo J Coultos, VV Scott; field carrots, E it Aicmu ray; early horn carrots,W 1. Send your answer on an "IliternatieNl Post- largest amount, and sn on. If not mare than twenty C Proctor &Son; parsnit)s, E Sackrid- Fl Edwards, onions from seedd E Sackride Card" which can be bought at the post•o(11ce (price 2 cent,). There is no entrance fee or charge what win and receive the watch and Cbain, and If these do nit buy anything from the Catalogue, the whole W Taylor, hall' pock onions, E backrider, .ver. of the prize money will be equally divided among Taylor; celery bV 'Taylor, E Stwkridor; corn, R McMurray, Ili, McLiowan; water melon A melon, W 'PaY-Timekeeper" 2, In addition to the Cash Prizes, everyone who sends the corroet answer will thorchy win one of our I them, giving 825 each. All amounts in this advertisement are taken at the. -exchange of 85 to £1. A be fre to must be h haw E Sackrider; musk Keil a or, E Stack'ri,ler• pumpkin, l: Sackri(lor, VV E 5aekrider, H Edwards; eft- Silver Watches which we aell "Faithfulfr ;,) England for 81east,• and which could be sold 5. L,rm will sent you which filled up ani forwarded to react us by Dooetnbor 26th of all Gonda ordered on accouuG of those Prizes. Geddes; squash, -on E Sackrider HiEdwards; plate tomatoes, R A1'eMurray, v\� 'Taylor; boars, E Sackrider retail in America for $15 to $28 eaeh. R. Every winner of the watch is required to puri 6. The names and addressees of the cash prime winners will be rented in the Tearer, Daily Tete - W Taylor: collection garden vegeables E Sazk- W Taylor. ' Chale one of Our SPLENDID VALUE iueXtt)en81Ve Selid Silver Albert Chains to wear with the 1Yatoh, as per graph and Standard, nt London, on Dec. 61St host, and subsequently in the New York 11carld, Drafts ))AIRY P1i.ODUCE-50 ib dairy butter, John butter, C our unprecedented offer which we will Bond. These cbmins are flall•marked on every link by the for the Prises will be posted same day, write in full every Coultes, Al H Harrison; crock of Proctor; butter iu rolls or prints, t Coultes, English Govergment. If the same watch is required with Gnld•a1led ease instead of Solid Silver, a Chain 7. your name and addroes time you write to no En avoid mistakes. G owlar; home -glade bread, It AlcAturray H W Suott, R Scott; }ac- to match may, if desired, be chosen. 8. Orders for these Prizes may be sent in nepar- be Edwards; maple syrup, choose, A Ketehbaw, 4. with our )Vetch and Choir you will receive our mammoth Catalogue quoting wholesale Factory nlely from time to time, and you will credited, with the total of all when you send in the report )'.LVE ARTS—Painting, still life, Miss L Sparling, Miss Owens; pencildrawing Mrs Prioes for Jewellery, Plate, etc. The first Prize will be given to the oua who solves the Robus, receives form as above, U. wben sending Orders please remomber that the Hole, Airs Fr Carder; oil painting, A1iss bio• of oil the Waioh and Cbain, and orders altogetbor the letter pcstage to England is 5 cent., per half ounce. Clelland, 1) B Anderson; collection paintings, Mise Sparling, Miss Owens; Colles- largest amount of Goods Prom the Catalogue ; the Second Prize to the winner who orders the swoud and if ineofficient postago IS used the letter is liable to go astray. tier, of photogral)hs Al lee Edwards. Alis LADIES' D},,'AR� Mls'NT — Tatting, Snarling, 91ra }tale; crochet Werk, Mrs Dr Send you answer at once I '�Ou are sure to win a Prize if correct, while y Cardor, Mrs He!e; bead work, Alis AlcClelland Mrs Hole, hooked wool skirt, Mrs Bridges; Mrs McKenzie, Aliss AlcClel- even if not correct it ,Costa you nothing. knitting, gent's linen shirt, Airs Mckenzie, Miss McClelland; gent's fancy flannel shirt, Mrs Bridges, Airs McKenzie; braiding, Miss Brid- ADDRESS --'• h f Ernest Good's tones, Miss Sparling; featherflowers, AlissOwens The Iffatehmakon Alliance & ges , pair woolen stockings, Alrs McKenzie, Miss AlcClelland; pair socks, Mrs Haugh, Airs Airs Me- LIMITED, McKenzie; pair woollen gloves, mitts, M, iss Incorporated according to fled of Pa?—Captlal 290,000 ($450,000). Kernzie* pair br r�°7olien n Owens, AlcClelland; knitted quilt, lvlrsss Sow - ENGLISH WATCHMAKERS, at, Mrs Scott; patched quilt, .urs Bone, Mrs Dr Carder; rag rout, offs Henry, Airs Gad- 184 �a�'®mrd �t>r-e tet, �O1CaCi011e des; Borlin wool work raised, Mrs Carder,Miss Spurting•, Berlin wool work flat, Mrs Carder, Atiss Sparling; sofa pillow, Alrs Carder, Mica Cable Address : "CLOCKLIKE, LONDON," Business Establishetl836. Spatting; silk quilt, Airs Hele, Aliss 2dcClel- li ud; painting on satin, Mrs Carder, Airs "'il- kinsow hair now I-$ :Hiss :11cclelland; embroi- derpon silk, Airs }talo, Aliss Sparling; emhroi dory ou linon, Mrs t'anlar, Miss McClelland; la, c P.Ctat.00N, heft] nlOr111n•r Llld NVerrin I 'il'he Sel;tool Rook Question. r, ' +•' Battalion hated :uldt'd - lace work, Aliss Sparlillg, Airs Hole; twine e Mrs Ftole, A1i,•4 ALcCletl;;nd; rag Carpet, Mrs the 31ird plait. ingly to the prograultlle. The live' Speaking at West Tot•onto Junction, Owens; colloctioll ladies' work, Miss McClel- stock wits shown on the agricultural I Dr, Meacham, M. P. P., Said:—"The )and, Airs Helo., grounds in the afternoon. The dis- OI)position had some years ago pleaded -- play of horses was the best ever with the Government to dtOp the price GOdet lath 'H'ownsltiD• shown ill Huron, both in num- hers and excellence of breeding. of the drawing book to five cents and had been ridiculed. The next year Mr. SiIhEI' WORILIpIO.—Recently a 1111111- bet• sheep owned by farmers on the Thirty-seve Il hol's", were ShOwl) ill Oile class alone, The cattle exhibit was Boss made the drop and saved thous - ands of dollars to the country. (Ap- of Bayfield Line have been worried by froua the herds of the well known pl ause.) At the present titne people forty cents for ftnlrtlt dogs, Those who have clogs addicted this bad habit should see to it, that breeds of this section, and could hardly he equalled ill point of perfec- were p;assns book readers, The Opposition had to they ;ai.e destroyed or chinned up+ tion. The entries for sheep were equal shown to the Government 'a dinilat• book sold in Ireland at abouts 10& or 13 otherwise the owners will he compelled to heavy (lavages. At, least twu to former years, but there was a Sad falling off in tha swine exhibit. The cents Canadian money. No wonder play sheep were killed outright, show of poultry and pet Stock was well that last yr'ru' three different firms had Gov(:rnlnent a royalty of PERSosAL.—iSliss Elliott of Philo up to the old line mark. The ring rat- tractions, were the captivating fe;tture paid the $:x,000 each on school hooks. The put) dlelphia, vy he wins on a four, weeks of the day's proceedings. ine fan tit- lic paid. the looney :and the Govern - Visit to hey I.arents, Mr. and Mrs. has returned. em' trot was won by Robert Wilson's rnent puts it in their pockets. (Laugh- ter and applause.) Would it not be Wn1. Elliott, NEW St3ED,—The. congregation at, Annie Laurie in splendid style. The relay race between Seaforth and Eg- manly, he asked, to cut the price of Bethel Methodist church have decided nlondville sprinters was won by the school hooka? (Applause.) Perhaps he crank, but he, believed that the to build a new shed and are proceeding This is n eomulend- former after an exciting contest, The receipts are in advance of foroler was a prisoners in the Central could do the to erect it at cnlce. able Step ,Ls the aecotnrnodation it will Already the gate years, work. The plates could be sent there at a small cost. The rest of the work supply is ulucll needed. friends have contributed cash, timber _-�� was simply manual, and would not co Wath any other industry. nud 1111uher. A bee fov work is to be held the church SAt11rday first. 1111 d(oW it Afffeets Grey ting,It would he a wise and good thing, and iild at interested rare invited to kindly help. For the whole province the airount the fourth book readers would thereby he reduced to at lea -it 20 cents. - — . 1'______.&_1 which the Provincial Government squeezes from the municipalities in ex- (Applause.) Mr. Ross bragged that That Stanley. cess of the former contributions is a lie had but one aril iinetic. was not true. His (the speaker's) COUNCIL.—Council nlet on Monday, .little more than a quarter of a million 'a $370,000 in round figures. little ho had said the other Sept. '27, all the rnerilhers present, The yeln', ut' day that he must have a new collector's bond was accented sand his This i� how the system affects the arithmetic. On enquiry he found that appointment contirale, by by-law. county of Grey: such was the case, a new edition con - been The clerks f,,',"..---- t e ditches and twining two extra pages having watercourse ;ret was fixed by by-law rLt 10 c•ts. per h11ndred words and 11)cts. The province used to give in cash grants to the municipalities of Grey ublished, and owing to he renumber- Published of the pages and excercises the old per- mile for delivering papers. A by- $2,8<88 yearly. one hard been rendered useless. If one law was passed l y the unaanimolts con- it drew from Grey $1,447 as license were to question Mr. Ross about it he sent of the council levying.3 per cent. fees would laugh. He (Dr. Meacham) on all I:axes not paid by the 11th of December. The following accounts The county was thus $1,411 to the watlld not Say it was an idiotic laugh—laughter—but when Mr. Ross were paid :-1'eterBaLker, for removing bridge, $`?; J. good, had no argument to advance he just laughter stone under McCully's Now there is no cash grant to Grey, laughed. (Renewed rind ap- Watson, for Writer., $3,02; Municipal (7. H,Lrt- ' sand of the fees the Governolent takes Vause.) There was another point e Government, World, for blank forms $2.3(3, ' $1,887. had urged upon the ]tib, for spikes, $ ); Rohs. ('oats Rt Son, .(.,S, underclothing for Mrs. Bannerman, The county pays $1,887 instead of re- namely the need of a I;eogra}}Aly Prim- er, costingahout live cents. (Ap)lause.) $1,03. Council meets again cue Mon- ce,iving $1,441, and is therefore $(3,328 The big hook was all torn up long lie - day, November 20th, at one o'clock p. worse off than before. foie the pupil had gone through the m, --J, T. UAIRNS, clerk. There is now an annual provincial various forms—(applause)—and if a -.. _— defleit of $400,000 yearly, and the que`i- boy or girl stayed at School Until they --�---._- tion is what new assault upon the tax- renched the last for111 they used up Seaforth, Payer will he arra de. Ross I•geographies. AIr.I ss re or for t three He DOIN-09.--Miss Nellie Cline of Wing- friends.— -- — had still laughed, (Laughter.) could not see anything but Toronto ham is in town calling on Mr, W. F. Tweddle was til Fergus last ,� Great Grain Comttry• University, and he was hound to make week attending the golden wedding of essrs. Broadfoot, Box RL A few days ago one of ourgrain corn- an order from the Irrl- a the "glory of Cho en.rth."( Laughter and applause.) 'rhP carnnum School his parents.—� Co. are manufacturing a sideboard it)qn;units ants+s received penal Government of Russia for a was, in Mr. Ross'opinioo, only a Step to the. high school and the latter file and (lining table for 1L gentleman wfll cost $ of Ca.nadia,n Oat9, stepping -stone to the university. Stratford which —Dr. Acott is having is stone founda- Still more recently the Department Agriculture at Ottaw" hits been tion put under his house on ,Goderich by Mr. S. Ilolmes,— of asked to select ten tons of No. 1 hard St. , A ILnriltinfr tiers Pronounced In - street, occupied Duncan of Guelph is visiting Manitoba wheat for shipment to C11rallle by Right DOCtOVS Miss Mwy Petersburg. —Cured by Dr. Chase. friends in town, In both cases the grain is to be used ALL SckeTs -The annual fall show of thF TuckPlsinith branch Ae;ricnit- its seed. ago the Russian Govern- Mr. R. D. RohhinS, l t8 Cowan Ave., —oronto, says: ---"i had a bad leg which ural Aociety was held here on Friday, the attendance being unusually huge. Four years ment purchased tintention of sowibarleng it. with he knee to ire ly ankle wasom one below gr•eat Owing to the burning of the Agricult- hall allont three weeks ago, the tarso These facts cannot he too broadly ad- sore, Eldoctors treaated me wit.h- heEl h I was induced to try ural indoor, exhibition wits held in the curl- hoots and vertised-, they give the world an idea he of the cereals raised in O,lt DI• Chase's Ointment which cured me, the ing rink on )•lain street. of quality Land all that remains to he seen are vegetables of rill kinds were sadly de- Canada, scars " ficlent, in size suet quality, its was lL1N0 When a great agricultural country the fruit exhibit. Grain of all kinds was Superior' in every respect to that of like Russia comes to ns for seed t,o im- prove its production in three different -- Lieut. -Col. Dawson dropped dead at frit met ears. The ladies department t' an new and nt- bd'tter, Many classes of grain it payer ns a COnlpli- I must not be too food- we m his residence in Toronto Sunday even- lug. Heart disease, was the cense of wfLs uPver tractive features were in evidence. magi which est to refer to. death. " 'file. hall was literally packed with .. ... . < ... ,,v J.. S,