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Ethout experimenting. We do business planâ€"Pay Only for the Benefit You‘ . If you have any blood disease, eon- Free of Charge and let us prove to quietly our remedies will remove I‘m-‘3; of disease. Undcrtlze influence New Method Treatment the Skin be- cieuz', ulcers, pimples and blotchcs z. enlarge! glands are reduced, fallen 1r :':‘('I‘.‘.‘~_'. in again. the eyes become midnition and t‘JN’I‘L'Y return. and the 0" rcaiizesanezs‘ 1.x: has opened up to :16: to can. write for a Question List for Home Treatment CONSUI ., Windsor, Ont. 1r 7 ; ‘ .I' ‘ é L- . .u’ pl“! ‘1". k‘ 3% $5331? 9" £3?! a? "3’6"" .TATION FREE a.“ [HIPS RC. White Leghornâ€"Hen, H. Grasby, 1, 2 and 3; mullet, H. Grasby, 1, 2 and 3. 8.0. White Leghornisr-Coick, W. Con-nor, J. Latimer, C. Lang: (hen, J. Laitimer. W. Connor, J. Bogle, C. Lang: cockerel, J. Latimer, W. Connor, J. Latimer, J. Gibson: pallet. J. Latimer, 1 and 2. W. Connor, J. Bogle.- Pen, J. Lati- mer. W. Ctoumor 2 and 3, C. Lang. Best collection, J. Latimer. Blauck Leghornâ€"Hen. M. Wilson 1, 2: 3, and 4; oockerel, M. W'ilson 1 and 2; pull-eta, M. Wilson, 1, 2, 3 and 4; Pen, M. Wilson 1 and 2. RC. Bigown Leghornâ€"Hen. H. Grasby, 1, ‘2 and 3; pullet, H- Gras-by, 1, 2 and '3. Indian Game.â€"Cockerel, A. Mc- Donald, 1, 2 and 3; pallet, A. Mc- Donald, 1 and '2. S.C. Brown Leghorn. â€"â€"Cock, H. Grasby,1 2 and 3; hen. H. Gra‘e by; cocke1e1,H. Grasby, 1, .2 and 3. M.Wilsozn;pu11et,H. Grasby, 1. 2 and 4, M. Wilson; 3." :Pen; . H. Black Red Game.â€"-Hen, N. Har- vey, 1_, 2 and 3; cockerel, N. Har- vey': pallet, N. Harvey 1 and 2 Brown Red Ga-me.â€"-â€"C0ckerel, N. Harvey: pullet. N. Harvey. Pyle Gamaâ€"Cockerel. N. Harvey H. Grasby.,; pull-at, N. Harvey 1 and 2. H. Grasby. Bes‘t collection. N. HarveY. Partridge ROLL-kaâ€"Cockerel, R. Matthews, C.H. Oyns: pullet. R. Matthews 1. 2, and 4, C.H. Oyns .>. Best collection, R. Matthews, Golflen Laced Wy2.ndott-es.-â€"Hen, T. Cowanz-cockerel, T. Cowan: pullet. ’I‘. ‘Cxolw'am, .1, 2, and 3. Silver Laced Wyandottesr Cock. C.P. Kinn-ee, 1 and '2; lhem, C. P. Kmn‘ee. 1. 2 and 3; Icolcke'rel. C'. P. Kinnee, 1 and 2; pull'eft. N. Har- vey 1 and 4, C.P. Kin‘nee .2 and 3. Pen. C.P. Kinnee, Besrt [collection C.P. Kinnee. Blaék Wyan.d,o»tte.â€"Hen. J. Lat- imer; millet. J. Latimer 1 and 2, Buff ', 'Wya‘nxdaotte.â€"Pullet, H. Grasby 1 and '2. ’ and 2; aockerel, G. Thompson 1., 2 and 3, H’. “in. shy ; p ul- let. C. Lang, G. Thompson, ‘2‘ 3 and 4.,Pen, G. Thompson. Best collection, G. Thompson. collection, W. Macdonald, W‘hite Rocks. â€"-â€"Cock. W. Mac-don- ald. 1 and? :’hen, W. l‘vI.-n.-é’doxmld, 1. f: and 3; cockerel W. Macdon- al'd. J. VollettQJ. Gibson: pullet. W. Mauc'djomald, ‘J. Volleatt. Best The Durham Poul-try Association held their second annual exhibition in the town hall here on January , 7th and 18th. The Show was a! great success, and there were .100: birds on exfhibition, and Mr. AW. ‘ "Wakef-ord, of Listow,el placed the; a“ ands Where they belonged. The! general quality of the birds wasi good. and keen (competition in? some varieties, especially hhe, black, buff, and White Orpingtons, Wihite Leghornls, Plymouth Rocks, Blinorcas, thde Island Reds, W’hite W'yarmdlottes. Brown Leg- horns. Brahmas and GameS. Some ; birds changed hands at fancy pric- es. A plucking constest took place on Thursday night, and was a great attraction, Mr. Cthas. 0’- Near winning the prize. The As- sociation Wish to thank the citiâ€" zens Who [donated so freely, and also the town council, for their iibe1al ”rant. The exhi‘: itioai prov- ed great progiess ox er last year, there being more birds and bette1 duality. Nearly four hundred }_.re=ople visited the Show. THE PRIZE LIST. Light Brahmasâ€"Cock, N. Har- vey: ihen. N. Harvey; cockerel, W. Connor; N. Harvey, 2-. and 3; pulâ€" iet. W. Connor; N. Harvey, 2, 3, 4. Best collection, N. Harvey. a. __ -..... _-â€".â€"â€"â€"- â€"-.-.â€"â€"._â€".. Barred Rockss-Cock‘ J. Bogle; hen. J. Eagle 1 and :2, R. Mat- thews 3, W. rCyomnor 4.; :cockerel, W. Cxonm-or, R. Matthews; p1. 1"et W. Connor, R. Mmttfhews. 2 and 3. Wihirte Wyandaotte.â€"-Hen, E. A. Hay. W. Oomuor: cocke‘rel, \V. Coat... nor. J. Latimer, J, Vollett, E, A. Hay; pull-9t, W. «Connor, J. Lati- mer, EA. Hay, T. Cook. Pen. J. Latimer. Best collection. W. Cor.- Dark Brahmas. -â€"C3uck N H '1 and "‘ ° ihen, N. Ham ey, ,2. : cockerel, N. Harvey, 1 arlnd 2 (5 let, N. Harvey,1, 2, .3 and 4. collection. N. Harvey. ‘Black Javas. â€"â€"Cockerel. C. P.' Kinnee; Tullet. C.P. Kirnnee. i 83C Rhode Island Red. â€"Cock G. E Thompson; hen, G. Thompson, 1, ’i 2 and 3; cockerel G. rDhompson, H Grasby; pullet, G. Thompson 1 3. and 4, C. Lang, ‘2: ‘ hen, Timowmpson Best collection. "‘hompson. « ; -â€"..-.â€" .m .0 Best collection (1:0 1‘ Buff R‘o»cks.â€"Cockerel, H. Gras- 10m SHOW A GREAT SUCCESS Island Bede-C J. Bogle, Pen THE DURHAM CHRONICLE. Thompson [arvey. »ck.. N Harvey , rey,1,2gand :5 1 and 2: pul- : 3 and 4. Best: pric-l S.=C. Black Minm‘ca.â€"Cock, T. )lace .Cioowan, A. McDonald; shen, A. a McDonald 1 and 2, T. Cowan 3 . O’- I and 4: .oockerel. W, Connor, J. Vol- As- lett, T. Gorwam 3 and 4; pullet, J. citiâ€" Veollleltt, W. Connor, C. Lang, J. andgvnollett. Pen, A. McDonald, T. their Cowan, J. Latimer Best collec- 'I'OV-tiOn, A.McDona1d ' Leax‘ R.C. Black Min.01cas.â€"Cock, T. ettex Cook: hen. T. Cookl antic? :mock- dredzerel T. Cook M. Wilson.; pallet :.T Cook 1 and 3. M. Wilson 2 and 34.13911. M, Wilson. Best collection H31_!T. C'O-Ok. l, \V.i Andalusianâ€"Hen. H Bunnett: pu1_f-cockere1. H. Burnett H Giasby 2 3, 4 gland 3; pullert, H. Bu111ett. Best ‘ collecnion. H. Burnett. I '.\e v! Anconas.â€"Cockerel. C. Land 1. £2 nd:3;|and 3: pullet. C. Lang, 1, 2a11d 3. polâ€"i 811\ ;1 Grey Dorkingrâ€"Cockerels Bet: A. Brown: pulleit. A. Brown. 1: ‘3 co ._..i-.1 read, lead and inWardly di- gest win-1:; he had to say. He divided his subject into the follow- ing topics-z I ’bV English Pheasantsâ€"N. Harvey 1 and 2. Golden Pheasantsâ€"N. Harvey Tumbler Pigeonsâ€"M. Wilson- T and ‘2. A Homer Pigeonsâ€"M. Wilson. Magpie Pigeonsâ€"M. Wilson. An interesting feature in con-- neciion with the show Was an ad- dress delivered by Mr. A, J. Harris, of Barks Falls, The address was not 01.15" interesting, but profit- able. to all poultry raisers, .WhO i all:( Museovy Ducks.â€"1snt drake, lst duck, lst ywou'ng drake, lst you~ duck. M. Wilson. Mallard Ducks.â€"lszt drake, lst and 2nd dsuccks, A. Bnorwn. Pekin Ducks.â€"Drake, C. Lang. W. Conn-or; duck, J. Gibson, W. Connor; Pen, H. Grasby. Crhinese Geese.-â€"lst gander. lst goose, M. Wilson. Buff Orpingt:on.â€"COCk. W. Clarke, W. Ritchie '22 and 3; hen. \V. Clarke 1 and 4;, W. Ritchie ‘2 and 3; czolcke'rel, W. Clarke 1 and ‘2. W'. Ritchie 3 Dead 4; .pullet, W. Clarke 1 and ‘2. W. Ritchie 3 and 4. Pen. C.H. Oyns. W. Ritchie 2 and 3. Best collection, W. Clarke. Black Orpin-g‘tlo«n.â€"Cock. T. COW- an. J. Laatimer; hen, T. .00qu 1 and ‘2. J. Latimer; oockerel, T. Cowan 1 and 2., J. Latimer, C. Lang. puller. C.P. Kinvne‘e, T. Cowazn 2 and 4. J. Lwtimer, 3. Bronze Turkeysr-Cockerel, H. Grasby '1 and ‘2; pullet. H. Gras-by, l. 2 and 3. Toulouse Geeseâ€"Gander. H. Grasby: goose, H. Grasby; ,lst young gander and let yowng goose H‘. Grasby, C. Lang. \ ' "' Embden Geese.-â€"Gander. C,Lang: goose, H. Grasby _1 and 2, Golden Sebrizhts.â€"Co-ckerel, Harvey 1 and ‘2: pullot. N. Harvey ‘Black RC. Banutzzm.-â€"â€"Puliet, M. Wilson. . Buff Cochin Bantam.â€"Cock, and pullat, M. Wilson. ' . Black Cochin Bantam.-â€"Pullet, M. Wilson. White ClOlChm Bantam.â€"Cock, hen. pullet, M. Wilson. Cowain '2 and 4, J. qumer, 3‘ Pen, T. Convan, J. Latimer, C. P Kinnee. Best collection. T. Cowa-n White. 'Orpi'ntgt'on.â€"Cock, C. H. Oyns 1 and 2: beta, R. Matthews 1 and ‘2. CH. Oyns, C.P. Kinnee; cockerel. CH. Oynss, R. Matthews. C.P. Kinnee; pullext, R. Matthews, C.P. Kinnee, C.H. Oyns 3 and 4. Pen. C.P. Kinnee. Best collection. Kinnee. Best collection, C. H. Black Red Game Bantams.â€"â€"Hen M. “119ml pullet. N’ Harvey, M Wilson. Bnonvn Red Game Banatamvs.â€"Hen cockerel anad pull-at. M. Wiison, Silver Duckwmg Game Bantam -'-Hen.‘ M. 'ilsLon. Pyle (Same Ba. Harvey: pullet White Miynoovca.â€"Cockerel\ C Lang '1 and '2. Houdan.-â€"Cock, C. Lang 1 2zcorkere1 C. Lanrg; pull‘eEt, Lang. Silver Duckwineg Leghorn-Cock- erel, M. Wilson; pulle't, M. Wilson 1 and 2. Pen, M. W'ilson'. BlaTck Spanishâ€"Cockâ€"N,‘ Harvey 1 and 2; then, N. Harvey, 1, :2 and 4. H. Gmsby 3; oockerel, N Har- vey 1 and 2; pullert... N. Harvey, 1 and 2. Best collection. N, Harvey. S.S. Hamburgâ€"Clock, M. Vil- son, C‘.P. Kinnee; fhem, C.P. Kin- nee. M. Wilson: c-ockerel, C. Lang; pullet. C. Lang, 1, 2 and 3. Best collection, C. Lang. Wil s'om. Buff L-eghorn~s.â€"Co«ck, R. ‘Hinis. M. W'ihsozn: ‘hen. R. Hilli‘s. M. Wil- son 2. and 3; cockerel, M. Wilson, R. Hillis, 2 and ‘3: pallet, .M. \Vil- son 1 and 2, R. Hillis 3 and 4. Best collection, .M. Wilson, Grasby, J. Gibson. Ber-Lt collection, H. Grasby. }uinea.â€"â€"Cio‘ck and hen. M. Wilâ€" ylden Polands-PuHe-t. H, Gras- Bantamâ€"C-omkerel. N. C. Lang 1 and Harvey, M The judge, Mr. A. W. W'akef'ord, of Listowel, was highly pleased with the fine exhibit‘ and express- ed his opinion that the birds would be creditable in the larger exhibitions. The Society, too. express themselves as highly satisfied with his services, even those who were beaten on close margins Shavi'm' no cormnlnin‘rs A-“ Use of poultry, Euormity of the industry, Cleanliness. Breeds. Housing, Feed. Show room. Egg production. Markets. Conditioning the birds for shows. etc., etc. A fair-sized audience listened to What he had to say, and no doubt many of the poultry fanciers "fit- ceived valuable {hints from his remarks. The annual meeting of The Grey 8: Bruce Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be held in Miller's Hall‘ Hanover, on Saturday, Feb- ruary 10th, 1912, at 1.30 13.111” to receive the Annual and Auditors" report, and for the election of Directors, and other business. Hanover, January 18th, 1.912, D‘J'iHPi Air: AND SO 71"; ” (Tr? E"): PUULT"Y Arise 19.4th The annual meeting of the above Association will be held in the Oddiellrows’ Hall on Thursday night,’ February lst, at 7.30 p,m., for the election of officers and other important business. All Who are interested are requested to attend WM. BLACK, WA. MACDONALD President. Secretary, in-O' postage on same. The compo- sition is not very difficult, it is quite Within the reach [of young pianoiorte players, and is a Won- derfully effective piece of Work. To obtain a copy, forward two cents, cost of postage, to the Zam- Buk 00., Toronto, asking for a copy, and mentioning this paper. 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