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. Lil. Lillflll .mnsn dBoh agedâ€"l B. Burchell ; 33km caw, 1 and 2, B, Bnrohell ; Dur- ”heifer, 1 year old, 1 B. Bnrohell ; Dur- mbullcalf, land 2.Bnrcholl ; grade cow, iRa’ot. Szanles, 2 B. Burohell; grade M9133 year old, 1 and 2 B. Burchell; hefler, 1 year old, 1 and 2 B. Bur- mn; grade calf, 1 Wm. Bain. mes. Aged Bur-1 B. Burchell, 2 Thos. menaway; spring boar, 1 B. Burchell; 3 Tuna. Greenaway: brood sow, ‘1 T. many, 2 B. Buchan; spring saw, 1 lGraenaway, '2 B. Burchall. SHEEP. Durham bull, W cum 1 ”heifer. 1 Y‘ 1:blln‘JSlfrl: ‘ Riot. San] um. - year unmadw ,H. mm. Geeseâ€"1 Hugh Reid; turkeys, 1 H. Rs! , .R. Staples, jr.; hens, white leghorn, 1 Wm. Brown 2R.Handlev: brahmas. 1 H- Raid; barnyard fowl, 1 B. field, 2 B. Bur- :hell; black minorca, mcmmended, 1 W. Brown. mush: Horsesâ€"1 and 2, B. Burohell; “near old. 1 R. Staples, 2 B. Bur- ,n;colt. 1 year old, 1 B. Bnrohell. 2 a, aawle; span general purpose, 1 5,, Banana). 2 Robert Handley; 2year g colt, l E. Wilson. 2 B. Bus-chm; mmoldJ B. Burehell; carriage team, ,W. H. Stelnkx-anes, 2 Chad. Bowing; “1. carriage horse, 1 G. Scott, 2A. B. 5.33:1; roadster colt, 2 year old colt, 1 an. Wallace. 30133 VILLB Quasarâ€"aged ram, 1 R. Handley; {nestling ram. W. Shuttleworth; ram ab, 1 and 2, W. Shuttleworhh; aged pas. 1 and :2, W. Shuttlaworth ; shear!- jg ewes, 1 and :2. W. Shuttleworth; lambs. 1 and 2, W. Shuttleworth; wold aged ram. 1 C. Bawins; fine a, aged. ram, 1 B. Buchan; shear!- 1 ram. 1 and 2, B. Burchell; ram lambs, GRAIN. Fall Wheatâ€"1 B. Bluebell, 2 T. Green- way: spring wheat, bearded, 1 Jae. Ea - Mb, 2 )1. Haygatth; white Russian. 1 J39. Haygarth, 2 M. Baygnrth; Scotch wheat.1Jas. Baygarth, 2 T. Gmnaway; wring wheat, not named, 1 H. Reld,2 J an. Haygarth; peas, large, 1 M. 1151381111, 2 Thus. Meenaway; peas, small, 1 Jan. Ety- mth: oats. black, 1 B. Bumhell. 2 M. Haynaréh: oats, white, 1 Joe. Karma, 3 “. Haynnr‘sh: barley. 1M. .Bay‘gflflh; rye. 18. Hun-hell. {ILL EXHIBITIONS. .AunnVILLE FALL SHOW. I; ram, 1 sun I». D- I sad 2, B. Butchell : LBurchell , shearlin AYERS d CATTLE. mm bull. usedj? m. 1 Mrs. TZEi-Eenimy, 2 Markham: “hoard work, 1m Morris; linen floss. “I! Mrs. Morris: nu Berlin - Rain, 2 mum-u; M(ootm)lM1-a. mam More Winter; mm mm 9:: Elma. OCTOBER 18. ill: for liver and bowels. of 3. Well Known Doc”): cod medicine that I have 1d I have tried them all, 1390 ms action and efiects so many mes as Ayer's mpg-mm. :AmuLL. AngusmM .Burchell?;g§d fives, 1 and 2, L1 , shearling ewes, 1 and 2, B. ewe lambs, 1 and 2, B. Bur- 311111111211: 20:”. P1183 LII HORSE. at the World’s Fair. apples, 1 '1‘. Greenaway, 2 T. Howie, asset apples, 1 J as. angarth, 2 T. Howie; tolman sweet apples, 1 J as. Hanan-ch. 2 T. Greenaway; snow apples, 1 '1‘. Gmnaway, 2 J as. Hanan-tab; crab apples, 1 C. Bowins, 9 J. Ham; grapes, 1 Robb. Staples, 2 J35. Id Haygarth. ELDON TO WNSHLP ram. The “big day" of the Eldon agricultural society’s annual fall fair was held at Wood: ville, in the society’s grounds, on Wednes- day last. The entries this year were in excess of any previous year, all the classes being well represented. There never was suoh a showing of roots and vegetables, which were equally as good, and in some cases better, than those shown at the 'pro- vinoial exhibition. The ladiee’ work was the finest ever shown in the hell, and re showing of butter was also extre good. Eldon is noted for its good butter-makers, l and. the large tahles full 0! exhibits of fine - .. ._or_- Al.- tawnâ€" In stock all classes had a gcodlynnmber oi! entries. In single driving horses of 15} hands and over there were eight entries, Mr. '1‘. Bower, or Oakwood, securing the red ticket with his handsome driver. Mr. Bowes also got 23d for single carriage horses under lsfi hands. Mr. John Morri- son is the justly proud possessor of a beautiiul bay yearling general purpose colt class at all the local faith. The Hammill Bros., of Louisville, were large exhibitors in roots, vegetables and grain. and also won lat prize for a well bred general pur- i In swine, Mr. Dennis rum-m. w..- ._- lion’s share of “reds" with his Yorkshires and Berkshires. The number of high grade sheep shown was large. Among the largest exhibitors in this class was M r. John Campbell, who showed four pens or first prize winners at all the principal exhibitions in Canada; also Messrs. Donald Ross, Andy McKay and others whose names will appear in the prize list. Mr. Jacob Barnes had. one of the famous wind mills for which he is agent in this county on exhibition ; it was a centre of attraction, and no doubt some good sales \ will be the outcome. '7 - -nâ€"u lantern-gr Cool my but I. his Exhibit 3nd 3 good Wu]. DU WU vu vvvvvv The bicycle rac 3, which is a. new feature. was a source cf great interest. There were five contestants, Ferguson. 02 Glen- arm, being the winner of the first prize, with E. Houghton, of Lindsay, a close second. The‘Cannington brass band played many lively airs during the afternoon which helped to keep the crowd good natnnd despite the chilly atmosphere. The show was a good one in every wayâ€"in many respects the best in the history of the society, and the indefatigable efl’orte of the president, Mr. A. J. Smith, and Secre- tsry J. C. Gilchrist, did much to make everything go 03 pleasantly. Mr. Wm. Rear had a refreshment booth at the south end of the main hall, but the crowd did not “indulge." as fur coats were mcro in demand than cool drinks. The was! mutton of the renewal Agricultural flock”. The Fenelon {all show was held on Tues- day and Wednesday or last week at Fenelon Falls, and there was agood crowd present-more especially, of course, on the second day of the felt. ' A â€"~â€"â€"-A Ahrflnw nf roots as the Fenelon show as there was this year. The mangle: and turnips were of abnarmai site, one genius turnip weighing 27 pounds. (th can but in) The principal minim“ In men and grain was: P. Mama. Mebaugan 8: Brandon, Myles Hannah. W. slathoflagtou. E. Samba-am, W. J. Saiiharm. ‘1‘. anytime and Jan. rating”. # _.i -1.“ nj xha uni (“in Ham 1: a"--- ..-- The first! display was alas at she my Mess. Gas apples: plums and grapes heirs «999le good. In these Messrs. W. H. flaws. John Wfllosk. 51:43am Basin was“ the (mat show. . . LL- Lul'lfllnm man in on: attun- uuw .. . In the upper part of the building was to be found the ledies’ work, consisting of all kinds oi tsnoy needlework, pointing. patchwork, and reg carpets. The work 0! Mrs. Hand, Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs. '1‘. Green- wny and Mrs. D. Brown was admirably executed and carried ofl’ meny prizes. The horses shown were among the finest ever seen in this section of the country. There were ten entries in the carriage horse class, and it was very dimcnlt tor the judges to decide which should take the “red ticket." Messrs, Wm. Iona“, Ben. Burchell, Wm. Hetherington, er., and W. H. Cullis hed horses there the like ‘ of which are not to be seen every day. Messrs. J. H. Brendon, Yeoman Smith. T. Hopkins, J. D. Naylor, and Ben. Burch- ell made a very fine exhibit of cattle, which were to be seen on the western side of the grOunds. Sheep, hogs and poultry were not so many in number, but what there were proved to be of the very finestâ€"Messrs. J. D. Noylor, A. McKay, J. Walker, R. Lamb, and N. Day showed some fine sheep; Messrs. Megee Bros. and N. Day mode a good showing in hogs; while S. Oliver and E. D. Hand had 3 very fine poultry display. In nonsn RACES. St. J chn’s Wheel of Fortune won the stallion race on the first day, denoting P. Clunen’s Duke; and on the second day when thejudgesâ€"Meeers» Simpson, Foster and Fitzgeraldâ€"Md“! the stand and called for the green race. which was open onlytohorses owned in East Victoria, e crowd gathered around to see the 04-. .uF- . y Lucille......... ....... 1 . 1 1 l. Littleneehor.......... 2 2 <2. I: WNeekmm.... 3‘ a: 3 ; M’s-tie... eeeee "u... 41," â€" e ' .m:8.04.8.04.8.i§. _‘ FENELOI' FALLS FAIR. nth. 2 MN. l‘onolon 686 “W m “m“plh" mum. In mo 1.» but but. the wand umqumfl 0‘ ‘ u m down mud MIME; u was a. very uniting me. II W.- I v“; “v.1-” Thommmnumthonoflmon the mom; 01:1thqu onto!- od. St. J ohn’o Emma and Clum'o Danna whonthoywnetotho moon the judge: would not stub two horses. and When! at Fortune woo oonb around the course In the first heat, drawing on ordin- ‘â€" “a on?» And then he dropped out. mud cut, end then he dropped cur. Thence finished: 1 Duke“... .......... .. 1 2 1 ‘ Forename ............. 2 1 2 WheelotFortune..... 3 â€" â€" Time: 3.07.3.05. 3.05. nous ‘or m DAY. , â€"The crowd was somewhat lessened by ' Woodvflle and Omemee fairs being on the same dates. | ‘ A -n LL- noun. ; satisfaction of the public, Bavlflm‘lvlv .- .â€"- Mr. w. '1'. Jankmftiié mm, who did all th at was possible to make things eon:- tormble for those who took my active part in the proceedings; THE PEOPLE MARVELLED AT THE RESCUE 01’ MR. KET- C'ALFE OF HOR'ING MILLS. -â€" Badly can!“ With “hues and III In- mu sumo: so: Yuriâ€"rot 'rwo Yam Wu lot Able to D- m Wax “- mnm‘ mu m We. run to Icahn. From the Shelbnrno Economist. The completion of the looel telephone service between Shelburne end Horn- ing's Mills by Messrs. John Metcelfe end W. H. Merlett, referred to in these restoration to health some time ego of1 Mr. Metoelfe. the chief promoter of the line. For about two yeers Mr. Meteelfe was it terrible sufferer from scietioe, end unable to work. While not eltogether bedfest, he wes so badly crippled thet his bent form, as he occesionelly hobbled about the streets of Homing’s Mills, ex- cited universal interest. The trouble wae in one of his hips end he could not stand or Walk erect. His femilier atti- tude, as the residents of Homing's Mills “Walked in a Stooped Position.” can vouch, was a stooped over position, with one hand on his knee. Mr. Met. calfe says :-â€"“For about two years I was not able to do any work. Local physi- cians failed to do me any good, and I went to Tomato for treatment, with equally unsatisfactory results. I also tried electrical appliances without avail. I returned home from Toronto discour- aged, and said that I would take no more medicine, that it seemed as if I had to die anyway. My system was very much run down and the pains at times were excruciating. I adhered for several. months to my determination to take no 1 more medicine, but finally consented to ‘ a trial of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills strong- ly recommended by a friend. Before I hul taken them very long I felts great deal better, my appetite returned, and the pain diminished. After mine the pills for some time longer I was able to stand and walk erect and resume my work, in the fall enjoyment of health and strength. People who knew the mar- velled at the change. end on my pemasl reeemmendetiea many have used I’luk Fills. This is the first time, however. that I have elven the tests for publica- den.” 1 ,n1__ Ali‘- On helm: asked if the aeletlee ever resumed. Mr. Meteelfe stated that once or twice. as the mule of unusual expe- eure. he bed experienced dial": Attack: but he always kept some at the pill. .6 hand for me on such ooeulone. and they never foiled to fix him up ell righé. Mr. Metoalfe, who in 52 you: of one, in in the flour and provision bueioeu, end. a j__'_ “DUUm-v' .. , I the flour and provision hueineu, end, u g I proof of his ability do as good I dey‘e _ work as he ever done in hie life, we my ‘ state that the most of the work connect» ed with the erection of his lix mile: of telephone line was performed by himlelf. Mr. Metcalfe 3150 mentioned eevernl other instances in which the users of Pink Pills derived great benefit, among them being that of a lady resident of Horn- ing’e Mills. The Economist known of a number of instances in Shelburne where 1great good has followed theme of thil well-known remedy. The public are cautioned against im- itetione and substitutes, said to be “‘just as good,” These are only offered by some unscrupulous dealers because there is a larger profit for them in the imite- tion. There in no other remedy that con euccesefufly take the place of Dr. Wil- heme’ Pink Pills, and those who ere in need of a medicine ehould insist upon getting the genuine, which ere dweye put up in boxes bend!!! the words “Dr. Willinme’ Pink Pills for Pele People.” 1! you cannot obtein them from your deeler,’ they will, beeentpoetopeid onre- eeipt of 50 cents a box, or $2.60 for nix ‘ boxes, by‘eddreui'ng‘the Dr. Willinme’ a ho bud only W“ “a a“. who PM I; n. Baum-Nook . a. bum“ at 313m“. WI“ 0!. Mg. 0n the whole World’s ma. Fawn. N. Y. â€"Smmn‘s CUBE. the 81'5“ 00"“ “‘1 Group em, 1. In great demand. Pocket also contains twenty live. 0111! 5°- Child- ren _lova it. Sold by A. 3181313093”: dragglst. Lemons origimlly cane {mm Linn. mum“. mgr. Pooh um once only n 90". or bug mmmmnnguveham Whenshemomfimmmrm Whenshebeeameml. shoelunswmh. tumors. MW“ b! mull. “'50 cents. Dr. Snyno Son. Phnndalphh. Lyman, Sons 8?. 00.. Manual. Wholenlo When she In: n menu was nun-tene- There ls e poeelhlllty thet the fervor ox- hlblted by All oleeeee for the blank omlee with It on element of anger. Exerclee te eeeentlnl to we heelth. but in dleeeee or In thoee eeeee where the muecelu‘ (one Is sweetly redueed. the nee of the wheel ehould be employed outlou‘ 1:. The neopfletere e! the very well known remedy. Petmeh'e Gen WW. attribute the lugeneee of their eelee not to the one of the bicycle by the people 0! Ceoede. botto the eheolute eel-tell” o! thelr moaretloe to remove the meet pell- . tel m: In twenty-tee: been. Petun‘e Core Sumter le elem «Minute. end peleleu. Try It. mu! m: maul“ Symonâ€"Moisture; Intense 100111118 ad Banging, most It night; mo ‘3 mm. RM to continuum product: which nu ma coming into favor In the Chino-o cm!) put“. in the Out dim spam remedy tor minty about! at til kinda known 3: Dodd'l Kidney Piiilo The medicine VII till! introduced by Cul- adlma. and the lam in it- uo both by Europeans sud mum in mm am pom. “4333}:3 m «um in 011an ‘11 kinds °£ km which are very prov-1°“ "' ‘3‘ h" '71â€"; mg n roan Greater (Idamfifl't dammeganwm M g you any. Lfi‘eo lo we have. Ire's most a” the . 13in." N.- mu. P»; Family ab: 1 of .0 led hhflf‘ofl There are Good Goods, Medium Goods and Poor Goods. Tents, Awnings, Sai men an. manna oooTas no women. The Rathbun Go. ”I“ on”; 31.. rim-momma. rmuo. 0AM“- Suitable Table or Kitchen. md Butt of Double Hanan und 3011' for “In“ Good traveller- premise!» corner Lindll! Doors and baa h. sums mm mugs SORREL PONIES Anna G. B. The Company hm ‘0' “‘° ‘ .911 mocked Team of thron lung 0! Mb! unhingw seetheponiu'i‘h mucmw‘“ 00a] and Wood. 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