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Aged ramâ€"lat S Hancock, 2nd A Mm. Kinnou. non. GRADE. Cowâ€"lat and 2nd J Campbell‘ jtx Heifer 2 yr oldâ€"lat J Campbell jr 2116 A McKay. 1 yr old-~13t E Bowes. 2nd J Gunn- bell. jr. Under 15} handsâ€"lat A McKizmon, 2nd Dr McKay. Saddle Horseâ€"lat 2nd H. Edwards. Boy riderâ€"A Baxter. CATTLE THOROUGB-BRED. Bull calf, l w: old~~lst A McMillan. 2 yr oldâ€"let J Campbell. jr. 2nd 0 G Campbell. Cowsâ€"lat 2nd J Campbell, jr. Heifer2 yr oldâ€"lat J Campbell jr. 2nd J McKay. l woldâ€"lat J Campbell it, 2116 A McKay. Heifer calfâ€"lat T Greenaway.. Ram lambâ€"Int J Gibbs, 2nd '1‘ Bean. Aged eweaâ€"lsh and. 2nd. T Roar. Calf~lst and‘ 2nd A McKay. Fat animalâ€"lat J Campbell 5:. SHEE P. Lntcnsnls. Ram agedâ€"lst and 2nd J Bagahaw. Ewe agedâ€"lat J Bagshaw. Shearlingsâ€"lst and 2nd J Bagshaw, Lambsâ€"let J Bagshaw. 2nd A MoKin. Teamâ€"431; D McCrlmmon. Single Driver over 15; handsâ€"lat F McEacheru. 2nd Stoddart 5:. Kennedy. 1 yr old coltâ€"lstN McDougall, J Bolton. ' Mains. an'cis. l‘oal of 1857â€"1312 D Grant. 2ndJ F McBrine. Mare and Foalâ€"lst D Grant. 2116 J F McBriue. Teamâ€"lst Ross 6; McKay, 2nd J. Bol- ton. 2 yr old coltâ€"lat J Campbell, jr., 2nd D. Grant. Foal 01 1837â€"181; 0 Ross, 2nd J.‘ W11; 4‘ son. Wilson. As a usual thing Woodville Fall Show is good and consequently the public do not hesitate in turning out to visit it. This year was certainly no exception to this and throughout, the affair was quite successful. The exhibits were good and numerous, the day was fine and the at- tendance large consequently all the elements necessary {or an excellent show were present. The show of stock this year was hardly up to that of former occasions but in other departments such as Poultry. Roots and Vegetables with the several departments of the Hall the display was good. In Poultry particular. 1y was the improvement noticeable most of the birds being in excellent trim and us to name. In roots, this section, if t shown here are a fair sample. can boast of having the best in the district, for we have not seen any elsewhere that could approach the exhibit shown either in size or quality. Everythinv passed 03 quietly and we believe without com- plaint Below will be found the prize list for which we are indebted to the energetic Secretary, Mr. J. C. Gilchrist: HORSES. DRAUGHT. Draught Teamâ€"let J Risdon, 2nd Q. Ross. ' ‘ whllare and Foalâ€"let 0 Ross, 2ndJ a. Independent In all Things and Influenced lw Mme. I) 2 and foalâ€"let W Thorndike. 2nd Ex.a.v 1 yr old coltâ€"lstD McIntyre, 2nd D 1 ' ‘- Ed colt-«lat F McEachel-n, 2nd G i'W’ho Woodvmo Advocate,"§ g Woonvmw. ONTARIO. i 3mmul'uullmuuuu"luluuluuum"lull! Woody/We Fall Show. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 14. 1887. “The Benetton Expreu," llnvxm‘ox, Osnuw. old coltâ€"13b A McKay, 2nd 0 A Vol-y Successful Dav- GENERAL PURPOSE. COTSWOLDS. ;000000000 0000 00 000000‘ J08. .l. CAVE puausuu, auvutou. ROADSTEBS. ”v- ___-- ...... vuluclUUp ulscl'o‘ bionary, Single Plowâ€"2nd Sylvester Bros. Single Plow-4L McKinnon, discre- fionar'y. ‘ Butter. 60 lb. tubâ€"lat Mrs. T. 2116 Mrs. C. G. Campbell. Basket of Print or Roll Butter. A. McMillan. 12 lb. Roll Buttonâ€"41m. McFa; FARMING IMPLEMENTS Fanning Millâ€"H. Ray. Discroti Fanning Mill-Wm. Cameron. 1 tionary. Crab Applesâ€"R. Flynt. Discretion .ry. Squashesâ€"lst D. Brown, 2nd 8. M Kenme. Citronsâ€"lst C. G. Campbell. 2nd 1 Flynt. Water Melonsâ€"let R. Flynt 2nd 1 McKenzie. Celeryâ€"‘18:; J. Barnes. 2nd J. Gibbs. Onions. topsâ€"Isl: J. Van Gibbs. Tomatoesâ€"Isl: J. Gibbs Pumpkinsâ€"15!; D. Hm McKenzie. Garden Carrotsâ€"lat J Wilson. 2nd S McKenzie. Mangoldsâ€"lst J Campbell. jr. 2nd D Grant. Cabbageâ€"lat R Flynt. 2116 J Barnes. Turnips. swedeâ€"lstJ Campbell, jr.. 2nd P Campbell. Tm-nips. greyatone. T Greenaway. Onions from seedâ€"lat J Gibbs, 2nd J. F. McBrine. Graham. White Beans, 1 peck-:ISI; Tilâ€"Green- .ani film! W Campbell. P031099. early roseâ€"lat W McKee, 2nd J Wilson. Cups. T Greennway. Any other variety~lst Wm. Campbell 2nd R Graham. Long blood beetâ€"lat J Gibbs, 2nd J Barnes. Field carrobs~lst W Reid. 2nd R - Fall Wheatâ€"lat T Greenawny, 2nd J Bolton. Spring Wheatâ€"let R Flynt, 2nd '1' Greeuaway. (not entered.) Langshan. recommended. D Howkins. (not entered.) Bufi Cochiusâ€"lst D Hawkins, 2nd T Greeuaway. Polandsâ€"Jst T Rear. Hamburgsâ€"lst T Rear, 2nd W M Thorndike. Houdeusâ€"lst and 2nd D Hawkins. Minorcas recommended, D Hawkins, I Light Brahmasâ€"lat and 2nd D How- kins. White Leghornâ€"J C Smith, special. Plymouth Rocksâ€"Isl: D Hawkins, 2nd W Reid. Black Spanishâ€"1st - 2nd D Howkius. Brown Leghornâ€"Isl: and 2nd D How- kins. Turkeys~J Wilson. Geeseâ€"31‘ Rear. 2nd D Howkins. Ducksâ€"1st 0 Francis, 2nd W Thorn' dike. ANY OTHER VARIETY. Aged boarâ€"Isl; D Brown. Aged Sowâ€"1st T Rear. Sow under 1 yr oldâ€"T (3 2nd ’1‘ Rear. SWINE. nxmamx. Boar under 1 vrâ€"lst R J McEwhern. 2nd D Hawkins. Aged Boarâ€"lat A McKiunou, 2nd T Greenaway. Sow uuderl yrâ€"lst T Greeuaway 2nd D Howkius. Aged sowâ€"lat T Greenaway, 2nd J Gibbs. Sow under 1 vrâ€"lst T Greenaway. Aged boarâ€"lst J Gibbs. Aged sowâ€"ls!) S Hancock, 2nd J Gibbs. DOWNS Aged ramâ€"lat and 2nd J Campbell jr. Ram lambâ€"lat A McMillan,p 2nd J Caxxllpbellj )l‘. Sneaningâ€"lstJ Ca bell , McMillan. mp it 20.1 A Ewelambsâ€"lstJ. Cam bell ‘ McMillan. p 3:. And A Pop‘Corn, discretionary, J Barnes. Slnoarliuuâ€"lst T Roar. 2nd J Gibbs. Ewe lambsâ€"lat T Rear, 2nd J Gibbs. Drfllâ€"Wm. Cameron. discre- {List 8 McKenz‘i'e.‘2fid T Green- DAIRY PRODUCE. POULTRY. GRAIN. ' SUFFOLK. . Hawkins, 2nd S. ly. Discretionary. Cameron. dihOl’t . l I, ary. IA; ‘. Vanstone, 2nd J4 McFarlano. . 2nd R. Greeuaway. 2nd S. “I MO‘ k? We kindly invite you to inspect our large and fashionable stock of Dress Gomls.â€"â€"-Gentlcmen. we will with pleas- nro show you our fine stock of new 'l'wemls. Rantings. ()vercoabingn, Wor- M8118. c.. J. R. I’nur. Woodville. Ladies. Honey--- A. Adams. Honey in Jar-A. Adams. Congction of preservesâ€"Miss Mon-i. son. discretionary. Pickles. Mrs. Gresnswny, discretion. ary. .Feather wreath. 0. Francis, discre- tlonary. cone work. farmer‘s wreath; Mrs. H. McKinnon. discretionary. Sofa pillow. Miss M. Smith. discre- tionary. Panel work. Miss Morrison. discretion- Breadâ€"lat Mrs. A. McMillan, 2nd Mrs. J. C. Gilchrist. Oil paintingâ€"lat and 2nd Sweyn. Lounge Matâ€"1st Mrs. Greenaway, 2nd Mrs. H. McKmnon. Hearth Matâ€"1st Mrs. Gree 2nd Mrs. Barnes. naway, Zephyr work, special pnze Barnes. Yarn. home madeâ€"lat Mrs. Green. away, 2nd Mrs. C. G. Campbell. Socksâ€"lat and 2116 Mrs. Greenaway, Mittsâ€"lat Hrs. Greenaway, 2nd Miss McFarlane. Hair Workâ€"lat Mrs. Wm. McLean, 2nd Mrs. H. McKinnon. Berlin wool flabâ€"lat Miss McKinnon, 2nd Miss McKinnon. Berlin wool raisedâ€"let Mrs. A. No Millan, 2nd Miss McKinnon. Fancy apron, Miss L. Gilchrist. d18- cretionary. Silk embroidery, Migs L. Gilchrist, discretionary. Darned Netâ€"431; L. Gilchrist, 2nd Mrs. Wm. McLean. . Fancy Tidyâ€"Mattie Smith, discre‘ tlonary. .. Collection of stntfed birds-Mrs. H McKinnon, discretionary. Wax workâ€"Mrs. Wm. McLean, dis- cretionary. Lady‘s under suitâ€"Mrs. G. Maybee, discretionary; ' ‘Pillow Shams-elliss L. Gilchrist. Braidingâ€"Mia. Greetiaway. Moss Workâ€"Mrs. Greenaway, dis- cretionary. Shell collectionâ€"Mrs, Greenaway, dis- cretionary. . Crazy Quiltâ€"Miss Gilchrist. discre- tionary. Berlin wool flowem-r-Mlss McKin- non, discretionary. Crochetâ€"lat Mrs. Greonaway, 2nd Mrs. H. McKinnon. ' Knitted tid’yâ€"MiSs'ili._Qilclirist.r Arrascene workâ€"Miss L. Gilchrist, discretionary. Millinetyâ€"Miss McKinnon, special prize. Patch Quiltâ€"Ash Mrs Greenaway. 2nd Mrs.Greeuaway.' a’ _‘ 10 yds fulled clothâ€"C. T. Young, dis- ctetionary. Coverletâ€"let Mrfi. GEBenaway, 2nd Mrs. Barnes. Counterpaueâ€"lst Mr‘s.>Wm. McLean. 2nd Mrs. Barnes. ‘ v Factory blanketsâ€"C. T. Young, dis- ctetlonary. 10 yds flannelâ€"C. T. Young. discre- tionary. Home made shirtâ€"Isl; Miss Edwards, 2nd Mrs. G. Maybee. Blankets, home madeâ€"lat Mrs Barnes. Fine Shirtâ€"130 Mrs. G. Maybee, 2nd Mrs. Greenaway. Fancy Quiltâ€"1st. Mtg. Wm. McLean. 2nd Mrs. K. Ure. Crazy Workâ€"Special prize, Lilly Gil~ christ. 2nd Mrs. H. Ray. Toilet Sethâ€"Mrs. H. Ray, discretion- Bracket Dru eâ€"D' , _ Smith. P ”mammary. MISS Single Outtaâ€"lat P. McMillan .1: Sons. ‘ Cone Lift Pumpâ€"lat J. Barnes. Square Lift Pumpâ€"Jet J. Barnes. Force PumH. Barnes, Dummtionv my. highly recommended. MANUFACTURES Seth Double Harnessâ€"lat A. J. Smith. Single Harnesaâ€"lst A. J. Smith. Side Upper Leatherâ€"Discretionary, A. Stewart. Suit of Clothesâ€"lat P. McSweyn. dis- cretionary. P. McIntyre. Gents' Fiue Bootsâ€"let A. Stewart. Sewcd Balmomlsâ€"lst A. Stewart. Slicer and Pulperâ€"Discretiouary, Syl- vester Bros. Silk Quiltâ€"Mrijlg'; Single Buggrâ€"lst P. McMillIu Sons. 21111 H. MoNei . discretionary. Panelâ€"Mrs.gA. Alfilillan. discretion- Gang Plowâ€"H. MoKiuuou. disoro' tiouary. Sewing Machinhu. Rw. discretion- ary. Organâ€"II. Ray, disozetionuy. mamas. DOMESTIC WORK. Ure'. discretifin- Jas. Cameron HARDWARE 8: STOVE EMPORIL’M Bt‘avottor, .Ont. . Parties requiring Coal should place orders at once as freight and prices of Coal are almost certain to advance. One Hundred and Fifty Tons " a" All kinds of salt and smoked Meats at R. Dunsheath's. Beaverton. Under this title a great deal has been written, and yet the substance of the whole thing "lies in a nutshell," or rather in four wordsâ€"~“impur1ty of th0 blood." This is the source of debility or weakness, whatever may be the prox. imate or immediate cause of the misfor. tune, and they are numerous. When Holloway directed his attention to this important and not unfrequent state of ailment, he found numerous theories ex- isting ; but instead of being led away by vain disquisitions, he restricted himself to the consideration of what Nature re-l , quires for the maintenance of health and strength in the human system. As he said, the stomach must reduce food into a wholesome pulp, which, in due course, is converted by admixture with the bile secreted by the hver into a milky aub- stance, from which the nutritious por- . tion is taken up by the absorbents of the bowels and conveyed through its appro- priate vessel (the thoracic duct) to the heart, through which it passes to the lungs and becomes blood. circulating through every part of the system, whose . wear and tear it repairs, renews and in- vigoratesâ€"‘if it,bs.p_u_re..’ .If this be not the case, then the body wastesâ€"every part of it shrinks fur want of 'nutriment â€"the vital stamina failâ€"and there is general debility or weakness. It was this accurate and simple view of the subject which led to the composition of ' those Pills which the 'world had gladly aceepMd from Holloway, and found to. be such a perfect restorative of broken and dilapidated constitutionsâ€"from whatever cause proceedingâ€"whether the result of unbridled licentiousness and vice, or the consequence of exhausting and poisonous mineral medicines. For- tunately for humanity was the day when Thomas Holloway inaugurated his new mode of treatment. How many loving parents have since then blessed him for the preparation of a medicine which arrested the grip of Death when it was fixing its inexorable talons in the hearts of their sons and daughters, which restored health and strength to worn organs, and. as it were, gave a new lease of life to bodies apparently doomed irrevocably to lingering decay and piece- meal dissolution l For, if there be one class of diseases more than others in which Holloway's Pills have been most successful. it is "General Debility.â€"â€" [Every Man his own Doctor.] at â€"â€"OF_..... SIUVE and NUT BUM An interesting ceremony took place in town on Thursday Sept 22nd in the afternoon. It was the occasion of the laying of the corner stone of the new Presbyterian church. The stone was laid by the Rev. D. J. McDonnell. of Toronto. who handled the “silver trowel" very cleverly. Mr. D. W. Campbell. of McGill Col- lege, Montreal delivered an interesting lecture on London. illustrated by 0118 hundred beautiful views. on the evening of Sept 22nd. in McCrosson's Hall, in aid of the Presbyterian Church Building Fund. Mr. Campbell is an intelligent lecturer and the evening was well spent in listening to him. He delivered his lecture on “A trip around the world" on the evening of Sept. 80th. in Midland. Mr. Beck mently Bought“ extensive timber limit on the notth shore pcyina for it 080.000. A dense smoke he‘s Morthmuding the town during the pat week undetiug the air dificult to bmthe. It comes. no doubt from the extensive bush fire. dong the north shore. GOA L. for Delivery this month REASONISGS 0N DBBILI‘I‘Y. I am receiving Pleasure Parties supplied at Short Notice with UIIUICE PASTRY and CONFECTIONERY ICE CREAM M. Prim-s Moderate. R ESTAUR‘AN T. nonn- FULFORO A 00., ”mum," October 15th, 17. 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