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| women are continoally writ. | letters as the two foilowing, | expressions of gratis | ¢ tha ! | d Station. Ont -- *'1 have ta- | B. Pinkham's Vorviahle Come | publish this testimonial." -- PHEN J. MARTIN, Chesterville, Ontario, FEAR C.P.R. CONTROL Check Railway's Ships. to Anti-Railroad Section of Panama Can. | al Bill Is Reached and Wide Differ- ence cf Opinion Occurs Over Pro- posal to Against Foreign Railway Boats -- Britain May Retaliate. Discriminate | Washington, Aug. 9.--The extent to which the Canadian Pacific Railway might control trafic through the Pan- ama Canal gave the Senate occasion for much debate when the road. section of the canal reached late last night Little objection proposed anti-rail- bill was developed to the lan to prohibit any railroad {rom engaging in Ameri- through thg canal. 1 by the Senate con- mittee, however, to attempt to restrict She operation of foreign-owned rail- Toad ships, proved the subject of wide difference of opinion. Senator Simmons preposed to strike 'out all reference to the foreign railroad ships, BSenstor Bristow urged ade control of American coastwise jo, 80 that the transcontinental ads could not.control rates in the 'canal, but he did not believe the Can- adian Pacific's ships would prove a menace. If they were permitted to engage in American coastwise trade, he said, they would immediately be subject to American laws. The Senate finished practically all the canal bill except the railroad shi section before the recess at the e of the afternoon session. With the evening seseion last night, it was be- lieved a final vote would be had on the bill to-day. It will not be necessary for Becre- tary Knox to advise the British Gov- ernment of the action taken by Con- gress in exempting American vessels from paying tolls on the Panama Can- al unless Great Britain chooses to make specific enquiry on that point. It is scarcely expected that it will do so, satisfying itself by taking notice of the proceedings in Congress, as waa done at an earlier stage of the legis- lation. Although there has been no formal statement of the views of the adminis- tration in regard to the matter of tolls for American shipping, since the pend- ing eanal bill was reported from the House committee on inter-oceanic can- 'als, it may safely be inferred that there has been no change in their Pein since, in public speeches, sident Taft and Secretary Stimson both asserted the right of the United States to remit the tolls or grant re- 'bates to American ships. '1 Students of the situation point out that Great Britain could reduce the tolls of the Buez Canal to a point that would divert to the Suez a great share of the prospective business of the Panama Canal, end cause. consider- able financial loss t the Paname 'Canal, : rages rrarrpifte. i There are fifteen manufgcturers of listed" in the Londo diree- nd ie won of the Oartwright Agricultural So- ciety's Fali Bhow to be held at BLACKSTOCK on Thursda 268 and 27, 1912 Qificers for 1212. The following are the Officers of the Cartwright Agricultural Society for 1912; HONORARY DIRECTORS : J. C. Thornton, M.P. J. H. Devitt, Blackstock Andrew Devitt, Cadmus, John J. Jobb, Blackstock Nelson Marlow Blackstock, Robt, J. Parr, Cadmus, Wesley Campbell, Nestleton. Jas. Byers, Blackstock. Senator Beith Jas. Parr, Esq. Blackstock Blackstock Burketon John Wright... 1st Vice President..Isaac Whitfield . 2nd Vice President. . W. A. VanCamp James Coa Fred Taylor AUDITORS : Wm. Parr and Sainuel Jeffery SECRETARY Robt. Philp TREASURER Edward Montgomery Burketon Blackstock RULES AND REGULATIONS CARTWRIGHT AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY 1. All exhibits in Class IH oust have been grown by the exhibitor the present year in the Province of Ontario and all exhibits must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor. 2. All Articles, Farm Products, &ec., for exhibition In Classes F. H. I. U be io charge of the Arranging Commliitee not ck m., on the first day uf the Exhibition, when the ed and the Judges will proceed to award the prizes All animals or articles in other Classes must be on the grounds by 11 & moo Frilay--none but members to eompete. 3. Any person procuring more than one Entry Tjcket from the Secretary for the same animal or article fu any of the Clusses shall forfeit kuch prize or prizes as may have been awarded him for the same. In Class A, only Len entries free; all entries over ten ents exch. s8 I. must be made or prepared by the person wcturers or their agents ghall be allowed to and in the event of the latter exhibiting inall cases, In the name of the manufacturer, who, in order t Ain u prize, must be a member of the Society. 0 person shall recsive more than one prize on the same exhibit. 6. All exhibits in the Drill Shed shall be in charge of the Committee who will use every precaution to protect them from fnjary, and no person will be permitted to remove the same until 3 p. or, when all shall be required to leave the Drill Shed exhibitors and their assistants 1ibitor whose exhibit bas been protested shall be requir. Huavit that bis or her Exhibit complex with the above us, and falling to do so will forfeit any prizes Luwarded them. n of any Judge or Judges any animal or article is Class of does not comply with the above Rules and ul be the duty of the said Judge or Judges lo rule ) ed to take 1% on entering the grounds shall pay Twenty-five cents for of admittance: Children under 13 years Fifteen Cents : s Carriage, Twenty-five cents: Double Carringe, Fifty ccots. be retaired by Treasurer, oul of prizes awarded +, as membership for the next year. prizes will be pall at the Post Office, Blackstock, on ay of November, 1912 LIST OF PRIZES Olass A.--HORSES. DRAUGHT [Directors in charge, J. H. Devitt and Fred. Taylor lst 2n Team to Double Wagon. . Brood Mare, foal by ber side Two-year-old Celt, Gelding or Filly. One-year-old Coit, Gelding or Filly Foal by side of its mother AGRICULTURAL Director in charge, J. H- Davitt] Tram to Double Wagon or Democrat Brood Mare, foal by her side .... Two-year-old Gelding or Filly One year-old Gelding or Filly Foal by side of ite mother .... GENERAL PU [Director in charge, J. H. Devitt] Team to Democrat Brood Mare, foal by her side. ... Two-year-old Gelding or Filly.. One-ycar-old Gelding or Filly.... Foal by side of its mother CARRIAGE [Directors in charge, J- H- Devitt Team in Harness, Roadster. : Team in Harness, Carriage Brood Mare, foal by her aid Two. year-old Gelding or Filly... 20 Single Driving Horee (vot waiiie) : 21 Single Driving Horse (not entire) Carriage. . Single Driving Horse (not entire) under four y! Best ve, harnoss and robe, all owned by Lady Driver ..0' . 25 One-year-old Gelding or Filly . 26 Foal by side of ita mother.... . 2 SPECIAL PRIZE.--I agree to give a Five Dollar Woolen Pinning Blankat to the Horso Wiouing Fisrt Money wearing a Set of Harness purciased from H. F. LUCAS Class B--CATTLE DURHAMS--(Thoro' Bred and Registered) [Director in charge, J. J. Jobb] Thore' Bred Durham Bull, two-years-old and Taylor] $2 18 23 3 exhibitor 24 --_--t ND NR =--S £238 8 888888 ei lor : yest one yest. Calf, Ball, under ong year. aes Herd, consisting of one male and four females: _ GRADE (Direotr in charge, J. J: Jobb} 35 Cow, giving milk. or dn calf... Heifer, two years old.....~ Heifer, one year old 4.05. "Calf under ove year... FA Zh * (Oeex 76 Te TowNs#1e oF CARTWRIGHT ONLY.) 5 a Dp and Friday. September 6 {Open 70 vin wisiie or (a Xe [ Director in charge, J. J. po SES w t season © Boar over rarer tis . Bow over three aud utider seven miouths old. YORKSHIRE Sow that has raised pigs this season - Boar over three and under seven monthsold., 3 Sow over three and under seven mouths old.. 2 TAMWORTHS , +92 Boar over three and under seven months old.. Sow over three and under seven months old.. 2 [ Director in charge, Pair Plymonth Rocks. . Pair Brahmas, light Tair Brahmas, dark Pair Minoras, blaok I'vir Wyandottes, Pair Spanish, black. Pair Leghorne Pair] Andalusions Pair Buff Orphingtons . Pair Turkeys Pair Geese ... Pair Ducks Class P-DAIRY PRODUCE AND DOMESTI 81 82 83 [Director in charge, John Wright] Twenty pounds Butter in pail or crock Ten pounds Butter in prints Shee pounds Butter in prin 84 Loaf of 87 88 89 90 al 92 93 Dozen Cookies, home-made Dozen Ginger Snaps, home-m Apple Pie, home-made Collection of Canved Fruits .. Collection of Jellies Collovtion of Pickles 94 | Hooey in Comb 95 96 97 98 29 100 101 102 104 105 106 107 108 109 1a 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 Honey Strained Class G.-- IMPLEMENTS AND DOMESTIC MANUFATURES. [Director in charge, W. A. VanCamp.} Double Wagon ...82 00 § Doubl Carriage .. . 200 Single Carriage .. Single Cutter .. Faoning Mill Sewing Machine... wuts RLY, Set Harness, Double, Heavy Team ... .. Set Harness, Single--collar and hame and breast collar and tugs with it... ...... Set Bedroom Furniture Pair Gent's Boots, home-inade, sewed... Pair Ladies' Boots, home-made, sewed... Set Horse Shoes, home-made ... ...... . pe 10 N10 3 rt tt BD £23388 £88% Class H-GRAIN AND SEEDS [Director in charge, John Wright] One bushel Fall Wheat, red, 1912....... $2 00 § Oue bushel Fall Wheat, white, 1912 .. One bushel Spring Wheat, hard, 1912 . Ore bushel Spring Wheat, soft, 1912 .... One bushel Peas, Michigan Whites or Can- adian Beauties, vee One bushel Peas, small ... One bushel Oats, white . One bushel Oats, black... . Ope bushel Barley, six rowed. One peck White Beavs .. .. .. 2,00 23323 s% ~1 Class I-VEGETABLES [Director in charge, John Wright] Half bushel Potatoes, white . : Half bushel Potatoes, red. . Half dozen Tarnips ... . Half dozen Carrots, white Half dozen Currots, tah'e Three Heads Cabbage, Two Tsble Squash . Two Pumpkins... . Half dozen Beets, Tabl Half peck Onions, white. Half peck Ouions, red Half peck Onions, yellow. ... Half dozen anaes red. ae Half dozen Mangolds, yellaw ... Half dozen Tomatoes Two Water Melen Two Citrons EA Oue dozen Ears Indian Cerny Collection of Vegetables-- largest and best --not less than twelve varietics Class J-FRUITS [Dircctor in charge, John Wright] Half dozen Northern Spies Half dozon Russet Apples Half dozen Snow Apples .. . ... Half dozen Baldwins Half dozen Manu Half dozen Ben Davis Half dozen Talmon Sweets Half dozen Starks Half dozen Kings... . Half dozen Wealthys Half dozen St. Luwrence . . Half dozen Alexanders Half dozen Colverts ..... Half dozen Fall Pears .... Half dozen Winter Pears .. Half dozen Bunches Grapes ... vai Collection of Fruits (named) which may include different varieties of apples and other fruits when practicable--half dozen cach kind on plate Olass E--LADIES' DEPARTMENT [Director in charge, Jas. Byers] Baby's Dress Bedroom Slippers Battenbur; Bedroom . Burnt Wood Work Crazy Patchwork .. Coronation Braid Work Crochet Work with wool Crochet Work with Silk. . Crochet Work with Cotto Collection of Fancy Work Darned Work Darning on Worn Soc Embroidery on Cotton ... Embroidered Centre Iiece room Table ... «c........ Eylet Embroidery . Fancy Werk Apron... Fancy Pin Cushion .. Fancy Tidy y Knitting with W Fi Knitting with Cotton Five O'clock Tea Cloth in 8 Gent's 8hirt and Collar .,. .. Honiton Lace .... Handkerchief Satchet. Irish Crochet Work. Knitted Joka, Lob SAREE 828% 52822888888 § bd ----- ' pgeses £2338 50 0 50 | bo 50 50 50 2 » g srssEsREREEeRRaLEe 5160 Boar under 1 year ... | 62 >| Nore--An entrance fee of 26c. will be entry in Classes 11, 12, 13, 14, over ONE. 5139 Shearling Ram ol 41 PRIZE LIST the Port P 5 to 7 : i ach {riouitural Bosicys Fall Show Age! Phe A Show Port Perry! on 'Thursday and Prids September HORSES. Crass 1--CLYDESDALE Brood Mare oi ais rein One year old Filly yes One year old Stallion _ ... oh Two year old Filly or Gelding ... Three year old Filly or Gelding ... Foal of 1912 av & aie Two year old Stallion Pair in Harness . O00 =I Cs On ONY G0 Wb i OT altural or Light ] anyage Crass 3--CARRIAGE OR RoaD Brood: Mate io Pl © One year old Colt or Filly Sas Two year old Colt or Filly Foal of 1912 ve es 3 yr old Filly or Geldingin barness Single Roadster, 164 h. and under Single Roadster, over 154 hands Single Carriage, over 154 hands Crass' 4--HIGH STEPPERS Horse, any height, action, style and manners to count vs NoTE-- An entrancee will be charged of 50c. on each entry over ONE, King Proctor. 1st Prize, service of Horse, King Proctor for 2nd Prize, Cash See 3rd Prize, Cash . 3 i 4th Prize, Cash ceeevurionease CATTLE Crass 5--SHORTHORNS, PURE Br Bull, 3 years or over ... ve. $5 Bull, 2 years and under 3 years ... Bull, 1 year and under 2 years ... Heifer Calf 1912 Cow, 3 years or over ... ets Heifer, 2 years and under 8 years Heifer, 1 year and under 2 years Herd of 4 animals, Bull and three Females, 1 at lcast to be 3 yrsold 4 3 3 4 4 3 5 33 34 35 36 $5 4 Bull, any age Cow, 3 years or over toe Heifer, 2 years and under 3 ycars 4 Heifer, 1 year and under 2 years 3 (Lass 7--MILKING GRADES. Cow, any age . $4 Heifer. 2 years, in calf 4 3 37 38 of 50¢, on each entry over ONE.{ SWINE Crass 11--BERKSHIRE 54 Boar under 1 year ... ase 55 * Breeding Sow, | year or over... 56 Breeding Sow under 1 year Class 12--TAMWORTHS 57 Boar under 1 year ... . 58 Breeding Sow, 1 year or over. 59 Breeding Sow under 1 year .. Crass 13--YORKSHIRES. Breeding Sow, 1 year or over... Breeding Sow under 1 year Crass 14--BacoN Hog. 63 Bacon Hog, not less than 200 lbs. 61 SHEEP Crass 8--CoTswCLDS 40 Ram Lamb Ewe, 2 shears or over 42 Shearling Ewe 43 Ewe Lamb CLASS 9--LEICESTERS, 44 Shearling Ram 45 Ram Lamb 46 Ewe, 2 shears or over 47 Shearling Ewe 48 Ewe Lamb ud "i Crass 10--SHROPSHIRES 5 49 Shearling Ram vod wt 3150 Ram Lamb 2 | 51 Ewe, 2 shears or over 52 Shearling Ewe a 51 53 Ewe Lamb . iy ve ve 2| Nore--An entrance fee will be charged on Cl 10, of 25c. on all entries over ONE. POULTRY CLASS 15 Dorking Cock ' .. 80 Dorking Hen : ane Game Cock or Game Hen eo ve Silver Spangled Hamburg Cock ... Silver Spangled Hamburg Hen Black Langshang Cock | Ov GO.09 OO G9 CO OI = be WN BS RD O0 4 SPECIAL PRIZE of $20.00 Given by Henry McKenzie for foals of 1912, sired by 1913, $10 5 GO 0D == BO NO BD BS &2 © ea = NS 3 on Classes 1, 2, 3, 4, .00 .00 3.00 Competitors must be members of the Society. ED. 2 Crass 6--HoOLSTEINS, PURE BRED. $3 3 3 2 $3 2 3 *» BBD BO NO BO >» WN NSN ES Riis 50 50 50 50 60 50 50 50 50 1 SEE uE EYRE EE EEL » -- ED RD 1D BD charged on each 2.00 NOTE --An entrance fee will be charged on Classes 5, 6, 7, 2 186 188 189 190 191 192 193 W. GRAHAM, President, Loaf of Home made . Pan of Home made Bréad.. 1.00 Collection home made cooking. - 2 00 Honey in Comb, § 100 Heaviest doz. fresh lai . Collection of Canned Fruit . in Gems, .,.onsnvreivini. 1 Collection of Preserved Fruit rin CIS Ss ranean « Variety of Jellies, 6 8 Canned Peaches, 1 jar ,.i. 4 Canned Pears, 1 jar .., Canned Raspberries, 1 jar .. Canned Cherries, 1 jar... Canned Plums, 1 jar ,. 7% 1 50 75 25 7% eee 50 00 00: 75 00 75 5 50 75 75 75 80 LR Btc. ish. 5 'Wi Bush. Spring Wheat,any varty Bush. Barley, 6 rowed .....s Bush. Field Beans ... Bush. Rye ET Bush. Small Peas, any variety Bush. Large Peas, any variety Bush. Timothy Seed ....... Bush. Red Clover Seed...... Bush. Alsike Clover Seed.... 12 Ears White Corn......... 12 Ears Yellow Corn ...... Collection of Grain and Secds 1 Bushel of cach........ Bush. White Oats, any variety Bush. Black Oats, any variety VEGETABLES and CLASS 19 Six Turnip Beets . Six Blood Beets . ves Three Heads Winter Cabbage...» Three Heads Early Cabbage....... 3322888: ) x ges [rr sesenes Six Carrots, White. ... Six Carrots, Long Orange .... Six Stump or Garden Carrots «eee. Three Heads Cauliflower ....c00uee Three Heads Celery...cocuueete ole T'wo Citrons . ovis one Two Musk Melons Two Water Melons....... Twelve Red Onions ...... Twelve Yellow Onions Six Parsnips Cava ensue ey Collection of Potatoes, 1 pail cach.. 1 Pail of Beauty of Hebron Pail of Early Rose Pail of Early Market Pail of any other variety ... Yellow Pumpkin (common) Any other varicty Pumpkin . One Squash Collection of Tomatoes . . Six Tomatoes . Six Table Turnips . Six Swede Turnips Four Mangels, Red. ...... Four Sugar Beet Mangels. ... Largest Pumpkin ... Largest Squa h CLASS 20 Collection of Apples--five of each variety correctly named... Plate of five Alexanders ..... Plate of five Ben Davis. .c.e0.s Plate of five Baldwins ........ Plate of five Northern Spies... Plate of five K'n3s Plate of five Greenings. Plate of five Bellflowers. ccc ecco Plate of b Duchess of Oldenburg Plate of five Snow or Fameuse... Plate of five McIntosh Red .... Plate of five Maiden Blush .... Plate of five Pewaukee «cocoon. Plate of five Red Astrachans .. Plate of five Golden Russets Plate of five St. Lawrence ..... Plate of five Wealthys ........ Plate of five Cranberry Pippin. . Plate of five Starks. . Plate of five Ontarios. Plate of five Gravensteins. Plate of five Blenheim Pippins. . Plate of five any other variety .. Plate of five Transcendent Crabs Plate of 5 any other var'ty Crabs Plate of five cach, Collection of 'Pears, correctly named. ecco. Plate of five each, collection of PMS. ..ooeeevpossacncns ce f . $1 50 §1 100 1 00 # 00 $0 75 $0 50 50 y 283 $888888 00 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 £883888388 8g 2 J. H. BROWN, Secrétary 00 ole Cinoinnatua, Leconte, peris It ie not likely that there investigation into the ; Toronto police in connection with * Bank case, until I Duncan Women Break Prison, Toronto, Aug. 9.--Allow to visit the inmates of the formatory is ieved to have been responsible for the escape of thres women from there, two of whom sre still at large. 8h alter the escape | of the women a telephone message was received telling of a woman whose pe» had esca {wo files, 8 screwdriver and a strap. The woman recaptured is somewhad weak-minded and she is believed to have been the tool of the other two, both of whom have previous i It is thought the women secured files from visitors who secretly 5 tools to them. As a result the institu- tion will now ba closed to all visitors. Raffles Got $350,000 Chicago, Aug. 9.--Jacob F. Guthrie, confessed "gentleman burglar' snd forger, last night was book at the Cen. tral Police Station on nine charges of: burglary and two of forgery. He wea arrested last Saturday night and since then $350,000 worth of art goods, valu- able curios, ete., sigien 13 him have been recovered and m of been identified. : When Guthrie is arraigned befope Judge Sabath to-day a dozen or more of his victims, leaders in Chicago #o- cial circles, will be called as witnesses. It is said that his relatives have re- tained counsel for him. The police believe he will plead insanity. -------------- Two Severely Scalded. Quebec, Aug. 9.--A serious accident occurred last evening whereby twa - men were severely, if not fatally, scalded on board steam yscht Be miramis, lying st the Cornwall dock. The Semiramis, which is owned br Mr. C. B. Gordon of Montreal, - dent of the Dominion Textile Oo, was to leave with some members Mr. Gordon's family on a cruise. 3 after steam had n raised one of the steam pipes blew out, the esesp- ing 'steam badly soaldipg Mr. Be- langer, chief engineer, and Albert Mes. ocoux, fireman, . Bade Adieu to Jail. Brockville, Aug. 9.--Frank Grey, us- der sentence to the central prison for the theft of several bicycles in Brook- ville and Yiel, made his escape from the jail yard yesterday afternoon and all efforts to find trace of the prisoner have failed. Gray and sn. other prisoner named Rumah, also awaiting removal to the Central, were allowed the freedom of the jail yard about four o'clock for exercise, Dur ing a heavy rainfall, the men 4 into a small" enclosure before w ta be seen. A rope made led from the bars of sn