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Vsl [I - 6.4,.- w The Fine Arts department needs at- tention. The artists who exhibit their manufacture. These were wheel- barrow. scuffler, pkough, palper and turnip seeder. Livingstone was also In evidence with ploughs and other implements. C. lieKinnon's display consisted of waggons, cutters, pulpers. ae. A'nnonsexlnmt or sewing machines plum-s and organs was a centre of at- traction all alternoon. Livingstone had a seasonal)“ stove exhibit and sewing machines, while upstairs, Smith shows some tine robes tanned by his famous new process. Outside Calder had a striking and, iorthe weather, appropriate display of robes. Besides he had quite a tine show of vehicles. plough: te, R. P. Lemme. of the Soho Foundry, Ceylonhmla few articles of his own manufacture. These were wheel.. barrow. r,u1ner,, plough, pulper and, o.......'., “U“, --- v . The verdict or old timers is that the hall is nut up to its usual standard, that puuitry show is immense, that the 0mm! was largerthan ever, that the track was never in better Condition, and that the crowd never was happier." Lenahan's homelike corner in cab inetwaro he was much admired. Me- Kinnon‘s exhibit of sewing machines pianos and organs was a centre of at- traction all altemoon. Livinmmmn tend to the roots. the fk stock, the batter and the The horses neverfail to In Mention, and the hillside crm to melt when the vaeing, over. etc. I comp II have la Hearty thanks are due Dandsmu. and LI) Messrs. Alex. Bunnie for us‘isram the prim 1M. Cn‘erukur The fruit shows up Well. potatoes a lime " in quality. Wheat, we have seen a better dnaplay. but the coarse grains are excellent, especially peas. cal show. they are, he says. fit to appear anywhere. Our local fanciers. Brown, Moore, [u-nvens. Holt, Harvey. Knapp. Lang and a few others put up a splen- did show and deserve credit. The Direcwra must be "tigfied they built the uddxtion for the poultry men, seeing the well filled ttondition of the building. And it!" the cry is for more room. " We have the best poultry show within GO miles,” is one mun's (.plmull. Judge Wnsrht, of Owen Sound, pays thema high eotnpliment: not only are they aheirl of any other lo. cal Show. they are, he says. fit to nppenr anywhere. Our local iaruners, Brown. Moore, lu'iH'E'flS. Holt. ”mum Km..." Mrs. Wm. Mount-um captured the first prize for home mod» bread. A. bout a dozen entries, and all of is looked .. good.“ This is a much valued prize as u. should be. J. L. Browne has the only eolleetion oi photos, and as usual there is some beautiful work. In the Fine Art clues Mrs. J. D. Roberts I nee M128 M Main) shows her skill mu taste again, and the judges found it no easy task to place the honors. Mr. F. Lmahan has a fine display ot COblnelere which makes a cozy .. comer ., down suits. A number of classes of ladies' work in ”can; this year. Mrs. Abram; is an extensive prize winner, not being well her exhha is in change of Mas Mes aenger. who naturally was well pleased With her success. DURHAM REVIEW. SOUTH GREY SHOW. Thursday, Sept. 28 T le Calder had a striking and, weather, appropriate display Besides he had quite a tine vehicles. ploughs &e, Lots oi Entries in Cold Weather. SECOND OAI I tine w 1w a cr 11 run! to maintain di. hillside crowed begins he racing unterest is It ml. each other the flowers it th d South Gre: her which lie W no iist I ' lu The few at tl Jerry .twaiuing was Bl'iltll um shivering from the , 1899. the the JOtl ht Collection fall A ples l of each.. G' Parris, JI Willis, 'fa'.) Allan. b' Alex- ander. .Thos Smith. Plluir. liscLaw- remee..G Purvis, Jos Curbet. 6 Col- verts. .J Corbet, J Allan. G Duchess ot Oldenburgh. .wm Smith, D Edge. [Collection ofwintcr Apples, 4 of each -eee_ “m-.. ---- -. WW ..II McDonald, Jas Hillis. 2 winter table Squashes. .wm Herd, Jas Hillis. l; table Tarnips..G Fnrvis, T Gadd. ti ears Sweet. Corn. .T Gadd. 2 yellow or greentiesh Melons. .Jno Davies, G Purvis. 2 water Melons..wm Herd. Jno Davies. 2 Citrons..Jno Davies, G Parvis. 1 lb cured hops. .G Purvis, N llarvey._ JFDGES w Gorsline, J H Davison, Mt Forest. ""_- ,._......,.. ..w nerd. T Gadd. 12 commonlpot. am Onions Ol' b'hallots..hl Willis, It Edge. 12 english potatoc Onions in clumps of two or more..C Lang, M Willis. 1 pint of dutch set Onions..M Willis, N Harvey 1 pint small top top set Onions, .0 Lang, Hugh McDon- ald. 6 Onions from dutch sets or tom 2 howls Cabbage rcd..w1n Herd, Will Willis. t; long tahlv, Carrots. " (Mild, Wllt Willis. " intermediate Carrots .h' Arrowsmith, T Gadtl. " short table, C'at'I'wts. . N llurvc), Jos Brown. Six ( Paismipr, irytiritletyse..P Muir, M wil- lis. 3 hauls red Cclevy..U' Parvis. 3 heads ot white 01' Yellow Celery.. Joe A Brown, w J Adams. Uradishes winter..G l’urvis, Syd Willis. " Jla.. dishes. summer. . wm Herd, Syd will- is Collection of Peppers. .5 Arrowsmith, N ilarvey. IP, red Tomntoes..Johd Davies, U Purvis. 12 yellow Toma. iues..S Arrowsmith, (s Purvis. Col, lection ot Tomatoes. .G Purvis. thong Blood Beets..R Edge, M Willis. 6 'l‘urnip Beets..R Edge, P Muir. 12 Onions from seed..T Gadd, Davies. One pint silver skin Onions for pickling --- " N I -. AN , ' A ‘ l2 roots Salisty..wm Willis, T Cook Two Heads of Cauliflowers. . wm wil- is, wm Benton. 2 heads otCzlbbage. early-tvm Herd, Will Willis. 2 heads Ca Image, winter. . it Edge, Thos Brown 2 heads Cabbage rcd..wm Herd, Win Willis. t', long Labia Carrots. " Gadd, Wilt Willis. " intermediate Carrots .S Arrowsmitli, T timid. " short table Bushel of Potatoes, any kind, Wm Smith, Geo Parvis, Mark Willis. Col- leetion, not less than six varieties.. Andy Scott. T Cook, Moses Ellis. 6 Swede Turnips. . Wm Smith, ft Edge, D Edge. I', Tlalnips, any other kind.. Wm Scarf, Wm Smith. 6long red Mongold Wurtzel, . . Wm Herd T Cook R Edge. i', white or Yellow Field Carrots, . . A Muir, Wm Herd, wm Smith. (1 Sugar Beets..ujm Herd, A Muir. 2 pumnkins wm Herd, It will- Runs. " stalks Longest and Best En, siloge Corn . . ll Barber, Thos Scarf. Black Oats..Alex Muir, G Binnie, Jas Hillis. Barley..A Muir, II Brigham, Jas lIillis. Small White Peas..W ASharp, Wm Herd, A Muir. Peas any other kind..Jas Hillis, Syd Willis, Wm Willis. Timothy Seed..Peter Muir, Wm Herd, D Edge. Flax Seed . . P Muir. Wm Ritchie. 12 Ears Indian Corn. Wm Herd, H Williams. Class v-Spring Wheat. Two bushels Bearded Spring Wheat . . Wm Willis, R Edge, Thus Gadd. Two bushels Bald Spring Wheat. . Wm Mountain, A Muir, Jas Hillis, Class 3-Other Grains. Two bushels Short White Oats. .G'eo Purvis, Jas llillis, ll Edge. Two bas. hels Long White Outs. .Jus Hillis, Wm Smith, Mark Willis. Class I -Fall Wheat. Two bushels White Fall Wheat.. ll Brigham, W Willis. James Hillia. Two bushels Red Fall Wheat..W Willis, Jno Allan, Jas Hillis. Class 5--Garden Vegetables. FIRST DAY-"PRIZE LIST. Mr Jno II Hunter is a big prize win- ner m horse flesh. With such a warm support the Dir.. ectors another year should get some special attraction by way of entertain- ment. W Herd scooped in 5 fitsts, in sheep, and three seconds and has won laurels with his Leicesters in Hanover and walkerton. Mrs Herd got the coveted lst " tub butter, and is an extensive winner in several lines A Muir, Cey- lon and II Brigham, Allan Park got their share ot prizes. The little boy and the young man with his best girl Voted the day a fail- ure owing to the lack of bo. iths. Strange omission! not even a. candy stand to sweeten the thousands, who is to blame? In the speeding contest there was some pretty work. Caldwells’ Black Diamond came in ist in the first heat, bat in the 3thllowing heats J A Han.. ter's Blaekthorn, R. mutt driving. had things his own way getting tirs mon- ey. Diamond got 2nd money while A Griersoc's speedy little whitetace Was a good third. tine work should be treated to a better position as regards light, and should have a better background than a hem- lock board. The hanging committee should give this consideration. Cattle were scarce-r than usual: A S Hunter's tine IIcrctords won much ad- miration, As wiil be "ten w L Dixon, a new man. walked right in and took tipr,t prize for Ayrshire bull aver such breeders as Caldwells. :5 F Reiner had Some mod Durhams hit two bull calves winning 1st and 2nd though Mr It. dit'- fers from the judges and holds the 2nd prize one, worth .510), placing the oth- er at 5580. Class 4--Field Roots. Class 6--Fruit --e'ev ' -J . A‘UIIVUIUVG rrtr'orsline, Harvey. Ivy..R Edge. flleyyieCBrown, Binnie. 2 Single Fuchias. .Gorsline, Arrowsmith. Col- lectton Begonias, flowers. . Arrowssmith, Collection Begonias, foliage. .McDon- ald. Collection Coleus .. McDonald. Collection Scented Geranit1ms..Gors.. line, McDonald. Collection Fuchias, b' y.arietes..G'orsiine, Harvey. Col- lection Catti..Gorsh"ne, E Milligan. Ivy Ueraniums, Palm Iaeaf..Biifnie, McDonald. Ivy Geraniums, Varie- gated . . McDonald. Pelarsrnnio,,, fur.., ..Gorsline, Single Ger- aniam, any other color. .Gorsline, Me. Donald. Collection ot Foliage Plants c, varieties .. McDonald. Abutilion flower Maple)..C Leavens. Rose in 'lower .. Gorsline. Hydrangea .. Smith, McDonald. Ilibiscius. .Gorsline. Caleedaria .. Adams, Arrowsmith. Two Double Fuchias..Gorsline, Har- vey. /..'.1,1loer,o,ter. .IIarvey. Heliotrope an... I.,., t-_._- _ -- __ . - a, W..,..7 iun, wl1ite..Harvey, Barnet. Double Geranium, any ogher color. . Binnie, Arrowsmith. Single Geranium, white [VV_.‘_‘!, _ Class Ir-- Plants. Collection House Plants in Pots, 20 varieties. .Gorsline, Hugh McDonald. ColleetionyIomse Plants in Pots, 12 varieties..Mrs N McKeclmie, Arrow smith. Collection Double Geraniams. (i varieties..Gorsline, McDonald. Col- lection Single Geraniums, U varieties. . Gorsline,MeDonald. Collection Tri. enlor Geraniams, " varieties..McDon- ald, Harvey. Two Aeharanthi .. Gorsline, Argowsmitli. DoubLe Geran- [ 6.1.. ...c.u, _----- " - - ' ..ilerd, Ptwvis. One Dozen Tans, any kind..A Scott, Willis. Apple Pie ..Davis, Willis. Pumpkin Pie..Ats rowsniith, Willis. Raspberry wine.. Arrowsmith, Purvis. Fix Bottles of Canned Fruit, assortment .. Arrow- smith, Ptwvis. Three linttles Mixed Pickles. . Arruwsmith, Bmdwin. Five lbs Maple sSugav..Adatr,.o. llnltUnl- Ion Maple Syrup-w Ritchie, T Cook. Ten lbs Honey in Comb., w Benton. Jas Edge, John Young. Five lbs Honey, strained .. Binnie, Ritclne. Five lbs Bees’ wax..M Willis. Young. Class 12---Miscellaueous. Two Loaves Brown Bread..G Pur- vis, Mrs. w Scarf. Two Loaves Home Made 1h'ead..11ountain, B williams, Parris. (In: Dozen Home Made Buns ..Roberts, Ahrens. Painting on Vel.. vet..Smith, Arrowsmith, Painting on Plaque..Rober:s, Ahrens. Paint- ing on (ilafs..Roberts, Barnes. Col- lection of Photographs'. . Browne. Pencil Drawing..Jos A Brown, J L Browne. Crayon .. J L Browne. Painting Fruit or Flowers, Oil..AI1- Pens, Roberts. Painting Fruit or Flowers, water color .. Thos Smith. Landscape or Murine View, Oil.. Browne, Ahrene. Painting any other subject. Oil..Roberts, Smith. Paint- ing any other subject, Water Colon. Browne, Ahrens. Painting on Satin ..hlys Brmlwin. Kensington Outline in Cutum..Mrs Mountain, Mrs Brad- win. Sofa Cusliiun..l$ F' Ahrens, Mrs Bradwin. Fancy Knitting in wool.. Jas Hillis. Fancy Knitting in Cotton ..Mrs Bradwin Mrs Mountain. Braid. ing in Silk..1’ Muir. Mrs Mountain. Braiding in Wool . . W J Adams. Braid- ing in Cotton . . P Muir, Mrs E W Brad- win. Pair Pillow Shams. . " h' Ahrens, H Williams. ()rninental Leather work..J Davis. Wax Fruit Flowers ..J Davis. Flower Wreath .. Ben Williams. l’air Woollen Socks. . Wm Mountain, Jas Hillis. Pair Woollen Stockings.. Jas llillis. 1 lb Home Made ann..J Hillis, Gtrwee Patwis. Pair Woollen Mils..Jas Hillis, Jno D Roberts. Pair Woollen Gloves..Jas Hillie, P Muir. Pail. Cotton Stoeking..Jatnes Hillis. Patched Cotton Quilt..l$ F Ahrens, W JAdams. Patched Quilt all wool.. ll Williams. Log Cabin Quilt..And 1Scott, Jno D Roberts. (guilt any ‘cther kind..Jno D Roberts, P Muir. Oramental Quilt..,", F Ahrens, WJ Adams. Knitted’ Counterpane .. II Williams, ll IP Ahrens. Crochet Coun- terpane..B F Ahrens. Mrs F, Burnet. Plain Hand Sewing..B Williams, W Bradwin. Men’s Fine Shirt..W Bradwin, G' Binnie. Rag Mat..W J Adams, B I" Ahrens. Yarn Mat..Mrs E Burnet, Mrs Adams. Straw Ilat.. W Herd. And Soott. All Crochet in wool..li F Ahrens. All Crochet in cotton.” F Ahrens, W Adams. Croc- l hot in Cotton with Fancy Brnid..B F Ahrens, Mrs Adams Embroidery in Silk..B F Ahrens Mrs Bradwin. Em- broidery in Cotton..Alex “eggs, Mrs. Bradwin Applcquc Embroidery. Mrs W Mountain. Mrs Bradwin. lio- mun Embroidery .. Wm Mountain. Mexican or Drawn Threads..ll F Ahrens Kensington Outline in Silk ..Mrs Bradwin. Kensington Outline Best Tinnet Dairy Butter not less than 50 lbs..Wm Herd, Wm Ellis. Best.?,,', lb Crock Dairy Butter..Jas Ilillis, S Willis. Thos Morrison. 4 lbs ot Butter for table use US Arrowsmith, Wm Mountain, N Harvev. Home Made Checse..J Hillis, s Willis. Class p-Home Manufactures. Ellis. G' Purvis. 6 snow Apples-nt Herd, It Edge. " ribson Pinnins --J Allan It Edge, 6 man" Apples-tr' Purvis. J Young. 12 crab Apples..R Edge. Collection ot Plt1ms--S Arrow- smith. (i full pears-M Ellis, G Purvis 6 winter Pcavs--wm Lawsod. Grapes eolleetion-S Arrowsmith. 6 Apglees any other kind-Jas Allan, Jos Cor t. --G Pnrvis, M Willis, R Edge. 6 king , of Totnpkin--S Arrowsmith, J Corbet. , t; wealthy-G Purvis w Smith. 6! Spitzenbatv--hr Willis, w Herd. 6 * Northern tsp.vis--u Willis, M Ellis. ti, Rhode Island Greeningi---R Edge, Ji, Young. 6 Ben Davis-(no name) M, Willis. 6 Golden Jlt1ssets--R Edge, M ' Willis. I', liussets any other kind-M , McDunala. -iiGiiiiiiimn' Ger Class co-Fine Arts. Class 7---Dairy Produce. liilinic, Ritchle. M Willis, Young. TORONTO l" Whrte Plvmouth Rock, Cockerel---T f e Brown, N Harvey. Pullet--T Brown N 19: Harvey, Barred Plymouth Rock, te Cockerel--B B Moore] & 2, Pallet-B ’1" Moore 1 k 2. Buff Plymouth Rock e. Cocketel--T Brown 1 & 2. Pullet-T ts Brown. S' C white Leghorn. Coekerel m i-df/ta",', 1 &2, Millet-Knapp 1 & 2, in R C W lie Leghorn. C'oeketer-LI1' Swal. low, tl Knapp. Ptrllerr-Kpapp, S U, .. Brown Leghorn. S.i,ykptlryaas,r,enshi C. Moore, Pullet Moore 1 & 2, it C i Brown Leghorn. Cnckerrl. - heavens; r- lst & 2nd, Pullet--Leavens Isl. and 2nd le Silver Duckwinq Leghorn. Uockerel '_-r,'-) g, Leavens. lst and 2nd. 1'u)ltt-zLeaveus,l ie Istitud 2nd. Silver Spangled Humbug, 1. Cock'l& pul-C Firth. Houdum. Cockercl- l, Joe Brennan. Pnllet--Jos Brennan. fl l- l McDonald. Black Jams, Cockatel~ l I Brown, lst and 2ud. Pullet--Brown, lat l I and 2nd. Black Miuncrns, .Coek_eref--at) , I Matthew“. T Swallow. Pullet--R Mat-l I" thaws. T Swallow. Black Spanish, Cock.. - I ere1---Harvey, Ist and 2nd. Pullet--Hara. I l' vey, Ist& 2nd. White \Vyaudotte. Cock'l ', & pulltrt---Gotaline. Silver L Wynndotte, " I Coekerel--rGrvey, lst and 2nd. Pnllet-- ' 1 Harvey, In and 2nd. Golden L Wynn- i' _. , ___ _ -- -., ... .. “u mun-Han. ”an n ;';y. Golden Duckwing (fugue Cock-- Class 23----Roadsters. Ed jl,'i/ii,g//,; '/c,trti,i i1lil,itiyul'/1-, Brood 1nre---gno H Hunter, ll A ', . it s, at - row t, - c I . _ .: p Kw; (1)132): Seahright Bantam Cook HhEWB. Mn Scull. Spring I onl- --Wm Mountain. Ilen- Wm Noun-[H Hunter, It Matthews. Lye. tain, Ennlllinn T.., n rr . h -- urn, , Li’ith‘llS, n n .unmv. it I' hrmvn Leghorn, Covk "' Leavtms, Silvr duckwinr,r Leglmrn l luh-Lvuvos. Hett,--Leavens lst & 2nd, Silv‘r Spangled ll-nnhurg. Cock C Lang. Hen (iLungJ Firth, Hull Cup. Hittttlr'ws, _i'oelc-lrui'vc.v lst & 2tul, Jlvn, -lluis my lst k 2nd. llumluus. lluanm. 1111mm. Elm-k J;tv,ur,. Covk-T Brawn lst/thui, Ho--'rlhrosvn lst & 2nd. Black Minnl't'ns. cork-v -I{ 1Iattluaws,hvn T Swill). 1 & 2, HIM-k Lungslmm. lien- T Hull. P,lnck Spanish. Cock- Harvey, lil‘ll' H‘Iryvy. “lute Wran 1lotv,l,'oclc-Crrusliue, Ilor!--Gor-siine, Silver J, Wyandotte, l'yck--rHyrTyey, "en-Hat-r l (K' 2. Golden L W.vai" dotte, Cock-Ono Milligan, Hen-Uno Milligan 1 k 2. White Crist'd Black, Polish. Cock-Have, Heta--t) Linn") ens 1 & 2, Cornish Indian Game. Cock ( -Jos Brena". C', Lang, Hen-Bremen, 1 & 2. Bl'k Breasted red Game. Cock-. . _ Harvey 1,,& 2, “Hl:llv-Ed Milligan. Haw. _ Hi MATURE Bums m1"/'t',r, Light Brahiuas--Cock.s No first, 2nd C [ en ' lt Lang. White Plym'th Ruck. Clock AN} D k Harvey. Heu-Govsline, Harvey, Ply; "N f',"..-,-, Rock, lhuvedi'ock In; Holt, J Sharp i-rl stoydt Hen-T (i Holt I & 2, S I' white Logu’ Imrn Covk--Co" Knapp, Hugh McDon-f ( ull Heuc Knapp. T Swallow. IIC, Span ll white Loghnrn. (‘m-kaKnnpp l N 2. S I a,,: "rrv,c. SECOND DAY-PRIZE LIST. ..Mockler. Marigolds, collection .. A Scott. Petanias, single collection.. Arrowsmith. Petunias, double collec tion. .Arrowsmitli, McDonald. Phlox, Perennial: .. Arrowsmith, A Scott. Pansies, collection, 12 varieties .. Browne, At'rowsmith. Larkspurs, collection .. Harvey. &rapdragons, collection. Arrowsmith. Large and best display Cut Flowers. .Arrowsnith. anium. .Gorsline, Harvey. Hanging Basket. .Arrowsmith, McDonald. Class 14---Cut Flowers. Boquet, Large Vase, any tiowers.., McDonald, Arrowsmith. Boquet, Hand, any flowers. .Miss Mockler, hte. Donald. Boquet, Hand, house flowers ..Mockler, Arrowsmith. Asters, col- leetion,-Arrowsmith, Cook. Dahlius . .Arrowsmith. Dianthus, collection. . S 1teott,.A Seoit. Gladiolus, _eolleetion I Class r6--Chickens. Poultry-- Pure Bred Bull-w L Dixon. Cal'dweu Bros, ~Caldwell Bros, lst and 2nd. I' Ball, 2 years-W A Sharp, C IFarden. Bull, 1 year-dot, Sharp IBM-her. Bull Calf-S F Raider. J 1hul. Cow-s F Reiner. W Pam]. Bull, any a,tto--A S Hunter. lat ( Cow-A S Hunter. Class 27--Galloways. Bull - Jas Falkinglmm. Cow [ 1ittliriugham, It 2. i an... a yeiuW--" A Sharp. C Chie. Fayden. Bull,1year--Jos, Sharp. Matt Barber. Bull Calf-S F Rainer. 1st and 2nd. Cow-s F Reiner. W Pender, s F Rainer. 2-year-old Better-S F Rainer, Wm Smith. I-year-old Heder-Wm Pen. der, Wm Smith. Heifer Ctut---wm Pen. der, S F Reiner. [ ,,,_,-. will-IIF', L oNi--ont9 iH Hunter, R Matthews. 1-year-old (elding---Juo H Hunter, It Hay. {Class 24-Coach and Carriage. E Brood Mare-Wm Allan. Sprung "i'oal--Wm Allan, Wm Willa. 1-year- lald Gelding---W J Adams. _ Class 25--Thorobred Cattle Durham. Orchard. Orchard. 1 yr old Scarf. Class 2r-Horses Span Walking Hotses--Wm Jas Hillls. Driving Horse um 1'ehiele, C' Knapp, Jno H Jan Hilhs. Buggy Hcrse--T der, Durham; Dan Fers,ruuou, f Park. Saddle Hopso--'p G Lat Williams. Heavv Farm ”mun GREEK. Gander -- Wm Willi, Herd, Wm Willis. Class r9--Ducks a Pekin Drake-it Brigl Duek--C Lang, In! and Gander-N Hmvay. lst I: --N Harvey, lst and 2nd. White Turkey Brown. lieu-.-"] (done. ('oelotel-Jvo Milligan. Pullet-- lMiHigM‘. Whitt- Crvst'd Bl'k Polish, _Co_elierel--Leavens, lat and 2nd. Fallen -Ltstoetss, Isa and 2nd. Cornish Imlmu Gtuue,Coekerei--Brenmut. Pulrt--ihvu. nati. Bl'k Breasted Red “mm, Cockurel ---U'u, Mounmin. lst and and. Pallet- T Smith. Mountain. Golden Duckwing Guuw. pullet-- Harvey. Buff Cochin. Cuckerel - Gurnliue. Pullel. - Knapp, (iorsliuu. Partridge Cochin-I. coelusrel-, Brown. In: and 2nd. Puller-B-u, In: and 2nd Class 17--Turkeys, Bred Prior _ to 1899. Drako--H Snyder. H McDonmid. Duck H Snyder, H McDonald. Class 20--Common Fowl Class 28--Ayrshires. Class 26--Herefords. Filiy--S Putidiifoui'h, Wm & 'ey. Coeli---W Mountain, T ....-T Brown. In & 2nd. Ducks and Geese. Deon. f Haruessr--g A HTC' A Grierson. Brigham. C Lung. and 2nd. Etude" ud 2nd. Good, Goose - Wm Foal-Jun l-yeahold Hay. Wm Smith. attached :0 H Hunter. n. Pullet-- , Bl'k Polish. I Class It-polled N 2mi. l‘lnllec‘ L'ull--Rsigum. Cow-H ,. Cow & 2nd. --hu, Mat. mu- thte t "iiirjiiiiiiiiii- new: ,. . “nu“ not Pattie. Fstnm---Wm. Lewis l Dams. --hus. Hump! FIELD Roots.~J. H Goraline, FINE Ants.~Tbos. E Wm. Lewis. . LADucn’ Jyosur.---Mr, Mrs. Wm Edge, Mrs W gel; in this class recoml of the list. to prevent In ing exhibited yen- after ru;s.,~'l‘uos. Mileut. Geo. Moore. Povmnv.~H. Wright. Owen Sound. 'letr.aay,ocs:-CrLJ,' Hampton. Mt. Forest, Adam Robertson. Durham, W. T, Petrie, Holstein. "A, Hcmovs., W. Kirchner. I McCIeuclmn. Cedarville. ctrri--ivm, chklsu Geo. Moore, Normanby. J 'Pea'.--!- Byers, ams. Joan Nichol. l Tendmf, 2 Pveastet, Flesherhm. 4 ti Blake: There Ware 3 heats coming in the sump ft “our - t Breeding S theWs. SI. Snyder. Class 27 - Pi Class L'otuu-.-It Britten. Jos Sham. 8ow--Wet, Smith. Cteldueit Bron Pigs-Wm Smith. Caidweli Bros. Class Class 3.1-Long Wool Sheep. 1lou--wm Hera, A Muir. SI-earliun Ram-Wu, ”and, h Muir. Rum IAtuit- Wm Herd, Irt and 2nd. Aged Ewes-- A Muir, Wm Herd. Sl-emrliug Ewan}. Muir. Wu: Hull. l’uir Ewe Lambs--... Wu, Herd, A Muir. Fat 'iheep-Wm Herd, Wru Willis. Iaus, 2 trheous--H Brigham. Slamming lutu--M WIMP. A' Rum 1ouuir-..-it Brigham. It Pair Aged Ewen-ai Willis, lat _tiltearitus. EWen~.\l Willis, H l'air Ewe Ltsun,r,--tt Brim: liuhs. .. _ __ --".e. u‘J'th‘UHI HoJer--D mlgr. Wm Herd. 1-year-old tletter-Wu, Men]. S F Rumor. Heittr Cali-vi' ()n-umd. Working oxeu--Ptctr, en Bras. 3-year-old titeertr--Wm Surf, Jul Sharp. 2-year-ul-l titeers - " tituitb, Was “out. Fat. b'tseve--A N Humor. Jon Sharp. Class 3 p-Short Wool Sheep. l1..hr " I --, >l(”L-."Thmu ioay--.itri, Co Class 3a---G Cow-o Inigo, It ling Ewes-u wad, ti iGeair Ewe utui,r-H Brigham, Wm 37 -Tamworth or Other Red Breed. 35--Berkshire or Other Black Swine. “'me 36--Suffolk or Other White Breed. BU Culdue wing Pi w- - Thos. Brown Yt ‘LE RACES J ['DG Hampton, ..- .~Mra. Jon. Hampton. Mrs Wm. Scarf. Jad. recommend yrsvmon Sunni order an sune articles alter year. Is-dl Brigham. Itst & 2ud. i-Y. P/tun, Wm Willis. Bukisr/ti' -Ahade Cattle. 'ith. _ ---__ lobertson. W. T, Uiekutou. Mildmuy. uby. Jno. Brown. Byers, Henry Ad- It Edge. 2-Jear-old Wm Herd. 1-year-old hub: F Homer. Heilcr £85 “all “his, t'/Uii, ranlwell Bros. H Polled Angus. Icklsml I C. Firth. Lon. -- McIntyre. . Dun-on. Wm. 'dltt7i' , .;"!.£3_53 gym. Wm WHEEL; Us itott. Priceville. the contestants l Hanover, W 3 Mumn wiles It Matthew. a C. Firth, PRC Bremliug . Spring Bud 2nd. Brixbam tinte. 1n Calde _ J!!! . in! EMEA T V 'ay For sale h; " T/H/i.".-":"' llllllfllG,i. PILLS Rheumatic $pailio The FLIASANT. Pups P11333111 ENE: MO DURHAM. For Roughencd PINOI. SALSA Carr’s Our Tonic I'll. "SLY Al'., PREPARA'HI»\1~ nut‘actu {a mvm our New irftti%lii, Ph always I colds wh It 50c our lt W ( PHRE mmrame 'hai", "] " at“ Dun p