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cheapxnr than at any other first- class Callogu Sc'lmnl npv n the your around {183’ No Examinations on Entering. HE mOst successful Busi- incss Cullc‘gg m Canada. 115 Students enrolled during the past eleven month . L‘fBoard. Books and Tuition BUSIN Edlturml nmh-w In hut! culumn. nvo canny Hindu-um! mwruun mm thrme «camper Inc fur each mlm-qmw inwrflun. 'l'rumluut udvemiwumns. n runes pvr lime hu- flrul Inwr. , Hun; 't-nrh mlmuuumt lum‘l’flull. :3 mm; pur “no. hmmwt ualwrliwuwmu iunc ml at 314-? duct-d run-u. Adven-Uwuueuu mmu-om mnled ‘ kw \Vrfllvn in. II'lH‘H cm will he tum-nod l ”or“ band rhurw-d unymhuul)’. l Coursv, xlmrt, sluup, thowlwh and wamnubh. Stmlcnis Twelve a'mliticluul in- shurtirm. ()"rudualm in de- mand. Write for Circular. HOUSE PAINTER & GRAINER Kaluomlucr, Payer "anger and Glazier. ONTRAFTS lulu-n for inside am! out- side war]. at chm'st prives. Resi- dent'c new 10 Barney’s Lively, Mam 31.. anmersviHc. GOAL! £15361? mud MONEY TO LOAN AT THE LHWEST RATES. ' rmuxasvu'm. HIS fine. new lmrk hum] has been elegantly furnished lhrdughout m the latest slylen. livury attention paid to llw wunuul guants. Hood yards and stabl- mg. ...--.-‘ ‘\---I|1.|‘ II 4”,! 1.,â€" Oll'wv and Yard J. C. Judd, EARRISTER, ETC., lit-ot-kvillu ( )ut., Brockville, Ont... W. T. McCulIoug'h. 'nw llepm‘fm‘ 30h mom {a fully «lumped with the lam! AHA-Hut type and prwwu. nud mum-s ova-undulymr turning out um- ‘WILKESBARBE’ Stflcfl) m whunm'. $1.“) [10? nnnum. 0t OI.” it not pnlnl wmuu nix uumthu. Nu [upon discontinued until u“ urmunt um paid. THE subscrilu-r \vislu-s lo intimatu- m the public, Hml um-r the-.cvmplmiuu 01 his engugvmc-m Nth II. 0. Gordon & Sun as wenvcr. he WI“ Le prepnrmi to do all kinds of hand cusmm wmviug. such as our M, liamwls. mllcd cloth,&c. Shop antrrvsnlenun Part of the Levi Johmlw house. on MIH m wt. "v can be consult. ed lor the nut momh an the Cardiug LATEST AND MUST FASHION- BLE STYLES. i‘muensvuue a MALLORYTOWN 14“; Stage Line Mill New! dunr Formmn il k "WV" I um wsngsinn IOBIIIG, vnrhin . Pnnm m c9- “'0" wan m fog ‘muvngmn, H l urtolegrnph. 1):} V. :4 r. .4 ;.\{AN 3| ;\ l\' l N (i I‘rirvs fllfldt‘rtth’. A CH” 125 Solicilm’. """cll Screened. “(I-IQ T1; 1-: R u‘yRTER Custom Weavinfi. BROCK'VILLE COAL! COAL! VICTIIIA "It". HA VI Sll'l L. HECABOOM. PA” I N W 'ux. ‘ \Vobstor FRI-ID. Pl ERFE, Prnpriflnr. AUSTIN & BRESEE, ADVERTIIINO. MISS H. BYERS. Gamble noun, is I'MHJSHED J’OB WORR- THUS. MITCHEH All Coai Water Street, 'I'DI‘I. llE'l‘lllIl‘m LUV ERIN. l‘ublluhur «ml wuprwmâ€" NH “ ”VI" H1- n-m Banzai" Hum a] "I “’9‘." lied in limo FICE, l’rluripals. MIIu-rnlih Ilt'llll. H mun lw mm " 'l‘lll: Hial'nn'rlcn. New Harness Shop. THE om RELIABLE Tailoring House Sl'ITS ”1125' ('1’ 13‘ THE Lo'ITIL‘ST STYLES «11‘ SIIORT WOTICE. We call attention t0 mtr complete and attractive stock of Whips, Curry Combs, Brualies, Lap Ruben, Home Nuts, 'l‘muing Horse fixtures, Bandages, Shin Buuts, Quarter Hoots,etc., mnl respectlully re- quest all who require gomls in our line to impcct our stock before pnrclmwing. The! nutml Excelsior Oil, 31 r gallon. Re- pairing carefullyfittcndct to. A... IVE. CHASSELS My reputation as a first-class workman is now so well es- tabiished in this section that it is not necessary that l shoukbtakow space in rec- ommending my work to the public. Our Collars are made in our own shop by competent workmen, and are the best m every respect. Our Stock of Leather has been Srlrdcd with the G realm! ('arc, and all our work is WE take this opportunity of letting our old customers and friends know \nea'u Mill dang business, and that we have u Eurgc stock on hand of bath Hingle and double harness, which we guarantee lu bu all -Xll xvnrk \Vnrran! 0d. me first-class stock. We can givn a good so! 0! humans for 012.00. I AM prepared to giu- the mo the must Jumble, and the Lu boot or shoe in Farmvrwilhn EVA l’Sl-I! Inn 0 tlu- lurw-st \‘zu'i My of Stylish Lasts tn wurk on. I'ZCAI'SI". I km-p flu“ Inruv‘ sm'nnr‘m M‘ ”w lmmt n)! shm- urn-r5: {u} :‘f:"."" (mm. Villr. Farmers. NHL and 2M n pair of [wild mmlu Kip "Huh. and M11» ynm' Im't'dry. Repainnu nltcmlml \n prunmily. l’liuu mun)" dowu, to gun Hm hurl! mum. TIME IS MONEY In the Best Pquible Manner and on Reasonable Terms. BOOTS 8: SHOES, FRED. GLOW. W3 IAI'RI‘ZXUI A. E. WILTSE & Co... Parmenviuo. NATE}: GUARANTEED FIRST - CLASS. I. :. vrcnx pvanmxn --: SUBSCRIBE‘:-- IPA RM ER SV ILLE. VOL. II. N0. 37. “0:1“0 mmuum mmmrvd | Hence the Importance of u well Regulated Time-Piece. l L\Nl) NI.\I)1C ,, , Ash hm hm LW'M, haw». ltt‘lll‘S. (‘I‘H'kss Sula .\ :zonl i! ‘IRICI'.\IIII.\'(£ HAND MADE BIAIN 8'13, C B-HI NE TITS CRYJ-I'I‘II‘ATI-ID Hl‘l'l‘fl'au'Ll'lfif , ‘ Oppmih- tlw (lumbh AND COUNTY OF LEEDS ADVERTISER. and :Imwllm'}. 1 PH” Lille 0f DEAIER m khntr 1w is I an ("'l'l' to flu 7131527). [’50 f. ”mg-NH FARMERSVILLE. 1*” [ml rw‘n‘t‘ R m‘ Inn 5U h-s lIT'I‘ ”w m n Fur! 3T, “(rum Mh'r nvut tl‘fllt. mm tiniu Farmonvllle Circuit. Rev. 0. Romeruamntor. F‘ANIUMVILLI. â€"Sablum| wrvmm In the Sumh (‘huwh at Mt!) u. m. and 7 p. In. Public rruyl-r mumlnu Thurman ' evening at 7.36.. In ‘ has Nnrm ('hurch. uml \uuug People's meet- I lug Saturday evening M711). 1 umlny School at gum. In. Duncan Fisher. Supcrlummicnt ’ LAM: bur/um it 1.5!) p.m.. and suaumu's at 3.15 . m.. Sunday. Juvw 13th. [In] every alum» aw bbath thcmfwr. ELM: n 1.1!) .m. and ’I‘nwmm' at 8.15 m. finndng, uuu‘ b. and every alumnus 83b h of the Unionville Fair. At an early hour the exhibitors began to arrive, each bringing some product of the lair, the diary or the workshop, or specimens of the akilful handiwork of the ladies. All day long the proces- sion continued!supplemented by those from long distances, who were allow- ed to bring in their exhibits on the morning of the second day), until one of the finest exhibitions ever gathered together at Unionville was spread outi to the admiring gaze of these who} were fortunate enough to have a look} over the collection. During “'ednes- i day night the rain hogan to full in‘ torrents, which was kept up at intcr- : vals until noon on Thursday. Null} mm. the directors got together and; decided to hold thetuir over untll'! Saturday forenoon. Telegrams were; at once sent to all the surrounding: towns and villages and a number ol" bills were Struck ofl‘, announcing the‘ postponement. 0n the afternoon (iii Thursday, however, the weather clear- ed up, and therekvas a fair attendance. The judges on horses were called ati 1 p.m., and at once proceeded to‘ judge mares and colts, of which there; were a large number on exhibition; 1 Wednesday last was the opening day! The names of the successful prim takers will he found in another Column. Several heavy showers fell! during Thursday evening. making the , roads very muddy ; hut about 10 can.9 on Friday morning it brightened upi and gave promise ol‘a fair day. Byi ll am. the cattle, swine and poultry were in their places,'nnd were a really ‘ line exhibit. l A Lam Numb» of Entriu ad. 1. Col- on“! Exhibit. . Ar: IMMENBE CROWD, AND EVERYTHING PROPH‘IOUB EXCEP’HNG THE WEATHER. wlmmu'nxn's and Hum IsLAunalu-rnutcly Friday evenings at 7.30. Church of 8:31.54. Cnms'r's Clwlwu.~~Rov. R. N. Jon incum- bent. service the second and fourth unduys In the month, at 10.81) am. Iluly Communion utuer InuranySnycr. Service uvury Sunday m’entng at . nnday School at 2.11) DJ“. Scr- vtoe every Thursday at {mum Beats an (we. "ptiflt Sunda services at 7 (May mm. June 27th and July :55! mnmtcd.) l'rnyt'r and praise meeting every Wuum-mluy evening at 7. All welcome. Rev. B. Elwldun. ptwtur. Service In the Baptist (‘huruh every Sabbath morning at 104!) Aug. 29th llm . Dr. .lurdlnc‘ thgrcaflcr. A hn<ty run through the buildings and grounds vonvi'noed us that the display. taken as a whip, had never been surpassed at I'nionville. . Enter- ing the, ‘mnin hnH from the front, we thund ‘the Ladies Work. Domestic Manufactures, and Art Departments in charge of 'I‘. C. Brown, who has held. the pasnition nl‘ superintendent of” those classes for the bust five years. ”c nssuredgts that. the disffiay in his department was (with the exception of painting“) the largest ever got to gother here. The superintendent of the Grain: Rants, Vegetables, and Diary products was at his past. {Ill-1 he too added his testimony to the {not that in his department the exhibit was the largest and best ewr under his charge; and he has been superin- tendent for the pact tiye years. One (-xhjhit in tho vegetable department, whivh clmervvu sln-cinl mention, was that made by Wm. Noilmn. the got» in! profiidcnt of the sucivty. “"0 M- tomptml to count. Ilm different. vurie- livs shnwu by him, fur the special prize ofl'urml by Mr. Rnbt. Crawford. uf Town"), for the heat. cnllection of gunk-u \« gctuhh‘s ; but we gaw' up in «impair. . We were, huwcwr, inform. ml by Mr. Xeilmn. that. his exhibit «m <istw| of ovbr 600 \‘nrietim. )‘y 'll '5 Hhuw. .\l w-uc gnml in q! In Hm north“ win mum of snxins Ann Davin Irvin! I‘mmo w! nl Im‘umwv mm a “Hung: dunk. 'l'nr style! 0| work w“ gun-L km the cplleIy 6f the wand drew I'unh Mchmuimm wf mlmirminn I'I'mn all who saw it. The $4qu of We exhibit THE UN ION VILLE FAIR. ll) m 8330!! DIRECTOIY. of ON I" HHIIS *. and in E112 afiepprier Presbyterian- . .‘It‘lnnfl, (min! . I . m qualyty and q 'Ithodilt. m: madam“, me Ingn m: rv‘pre-sent'ml My .lug, M" l“:mnvrn\i|l0, who 0 mm-hinm m1 'I‘xhihi- Hm M“ m-n‘ snmo Farmersville, Wednesday. September 22nd, 1886. (mo \‘nrimm. PM exhibited in mlity and quanti- nf‘ :m“ I‘m-vim" "qu‘t'flhl'h‘ mm'hino. :0 M. ”101 nd qunnmy. was a splqudid tlic Hi ”t i hurrowé, ml'lrrs. Gum, on the grounds. ; The new all steel frame binder shown 'by the Massey Manufacturing 00., of Toronto, drew especial attenunn. and gwns decidedly the favorite amongst llho farmers present The company ‘ was represented hv J. Burnie. gvucml ngnnt, and Then. Buy-hey. of Farmers- hmdcr th. and is u , and : ville. The now :1" steel frame lie :1 mnrvcl of‘ shnpliaitv,streng ; durability. The drivth \vhonl ilight wooden one, with steel methfir 1 a" the boxes are ndjnstnd to ‘ i plncnn, so that by simvfly removing one _.-; n... 1.“. --.. LA humus! -mt when 6 ; John Collins, of Mallorytmvn, an a. number of other exhibited: Hol- stehm, Ayrrhires, Durham. Jerseys, and grades were shown in fair nnmo hers and excellent quality. Hugh M. Morrison, of Spring Valley, exhibited 7 head of Durlmms and 16 head of sheep on the grounds. The cattle were all registered pedigreed animals, and one leondid five-yeur-old ,cow drew marked attention. Thos. David- son, Spring Yalloy, hudgA head, and James Simpson, 3 head, of very super- ior animals. The show of sheep was 31.006 W H. \lcNish, E. C. Booth, 1111311 By 1011 3111111 I101, 011111 b: 11 Eng lawc flocks on cxhibitxon.’1‘he s11i11o were fi1i1ly r0 p1esc11tod,\1hilo the pouluy bu1ld111u 1111s firmly fillud with a choke 0010(3- tion of fowh. _ Implements were in greater profu- Nlon than on former years. there being 3 Raw than“, um; “H, In,“ II) w mowers, renpers, horse rakes, ploughs, Passing down to tho mule “3119, we found that the Holsteins were the favorites this year, as over 60 uinmls of this brood were on the rounds. Jas. Bissau & Sons, and A. iascll & Son_llnoWed 11 bond; J. R. MCNish. In the sm'sII hall Messrs F. L. Moore and J. Kendrick. made 3 msg- nilicont display of honey. The dis- play of butter and cheese wulhe smallest for years, about the only competition being for the specials of- fered by Fields, CNN“, and Filmin- mnm. * places‘ so that by simnly removing W" out the hox can he slipped out “.ht‘n worn. and replaced hv another. relief rake is a peculiarity oi‘lhiS machine. and is “solid in keopiua short. groin and s1 uhhs from clogging the heel of the knife. *8 well as help- ing to keep‘the butt of the sheaf squm'e before passing: lo the binder. The twine hox is a light tin receptacle, capable of holding enough twine to lost lmllndnv. This company also furnish a nmt hundylitllo truck on which the machine can he loaded in 5 minutes, when it, can he readily moved from field to field. passing through gnloivnys 6 feet wide without diflioulty. The tilting device lathe. host we have ever seen on any mach. ion. as it man he reaililv dropped inâ€" stantaneouslv to cut from 10 inches to 1 inch. The hinteris under oom- .plele control of the driver. and the grain table is shifted l8 inohel in an instant. This company also had on exhibition a sharp rake Toronto mower. and a Money harvester. Frost & “’ood. Smillv'a Falls, lhohl their selfibinder, new model mower. and Dnisv reaper, nmlJool Judson showed the Milwaukee light binder which thev claim is the only really two horse. hinder in the market» Geo. was made from uh, grown on the form of James lIcI-hleon, of ()eintown. The whole lot was purchased during the fair by A. E. Donovan. ofthis town. S. lf’ritchard had a fine display ot'standord works from the well'kuown publishers. J. B. Robertson, of‘Toron- to. Next in ordon came the display of Domestic sewing machines, preeidel over by N. II. Beecher. of Toledo. The Domestic is well and favor-ab! known to thousands in Canada, on , in fact all over the' world. In the centre of the main hall the flower stand was well filled by Meedamee Kerr, Mott. and Brown, making a. flue collection. We had almost for- gotten to mention that 0. II. Broese, (me of the principals of tho Brockvillo Businge College, was on hand with some -ue samples ofhie pen work. 7 I’. McNinh. Lyn. exhibited it"hrgo‘ number of ploughs, land roller, culti- vas. and cemetery railing. Connolly Bron. had a fine lot ufpnmpe Mull plnughs on the grounds. On the west g side of the main building was placed ' one of the finest displays of omingosl ever «lawn in 11in section. W. N.‘ Rogers. I-vpreseutlng the Gammquvl Carriage (30.. had 13 curing”, b I'llltt‘l‘l, ‘2 lumber Wagons. Their new; style cutter, called “solid comfort," isl likely to be the loading cutter ot‘thol Unit-mun 1‘o.. mm 1 (”Mon ‘2 luuflwr wcm an lo outlet, called "m likt-I) to be the loadi next nonv‘m. Mr. Inn-in}; sold 7 \mggim um] vxprcssed himwlf ml with the tronhm from the manages: ul‘ nus Cole. 0f Ram's ( Hrm'kwino. exhibited ml with the tronhnvnt he rfilivwl from We managers of {In}: Fair. (3m- nus Cole. of Rnw's Unr’norn. budk 0f lh-m-kvillc, oxlk‘ihited 7 carr'mgus, in- cluding: a 0mm y tnp villwo can. "0 ~vcurml tint prize un top buggy, firs! nu npvn buggy. wound (m Natl‘urm wngnn,snd first on dog out. "is first' win: mwwml buggy wu'mlol to Gen. 50mm". of Furmomvme. (Just lure Wm “M! tn Jim-em to myth!!! “‘0 think nnr nmnwfiv-tun-r» nu Imhim! thinknm' I:M‘-1'I?31"lnrc~r-~ mi: 'mhin": CLASS ('«.\\’nsmkl: Puma. u "““"“‘.’“. "‘ "W anina 3" 0ur’ .u-..I_u»s: \Villiam \"iltmn.Willium "WM-V "U" M ""‘Y“"-‘-“-“““-“ ”m“ “ Twmml and David l‘icIu-n. lmll.a «lmhnoo mm- thmr wqrosthgve and )"“"'9“"" “I'Wrmh. David Robinsnn. rupture thv (min-d wh’u-h mught hr Jame, Himlm'" ”WW." ”I"; lmll. "mm." ““"“."""‘?“‘"'*b‘° 0m“ "S m, mum... Patterson; hhll, 1x2. ““0 ‘0 ”mm them.) Junm Simplou ; bull val". Ed'ard )l r.» “0:19" r‘c] arts um hiwhly he n ringosl J nudges : R. Johnnon. S. Totten N. NJnml (*d‘). 1:00. Colt, 2X3. I'OSId ("- noq“..|cnrriago. Than; Dixie, Van Amber .9. blBrown, Jns. “. Tommm; stallion. 1'new:3"4~ parringo. Juan. Bmch. Wm. King; rt," is I anllion, 3x4. draught, Selah Hawks ; of tho 'alraught smhinn, W. (7. and 0. thcs. ”(my Ala-l Stvvona : gmwml purpose stal- mflgflinn. Jamvs Justin, E. (Yarnnclmn ; ..],.M.-(-:\rlinuc stallion. S'H'Mun Y. “Ilnis. ("\S Mon, JWer Jam W; {Innngnlds WW MM W, Mm-lmrth; turnips. W [Won flefin' Forth Alevmho- ison; carrots, mm m [M GomlLJ-n‘tham; buckwheat swam Mlia “’YHWâ€"COMRTH .Mnler; strawlmrrius, Wm. oats, WW, Ruhmm “Vim. Patten-mu ; peas, 1m» Cayeumgk, 'W'. Anson Manhard; The total number of entries for the exhibition was 2,486; gate receipts, $002.00 ; receipts from new members, $180.00; and from shows, games, &c.. about $40.00. Who can my, thnt the Unionville Fair of 1886 was not a grand success? JebnGerLâ€"Hwymn. Judges: A. W. Blanchard and John Johnston. Spring wheat, 30hr (1733114; R. Jolmstaa; Iohn-i’auémorcg‘ pats, , 7 WW John Johnston. Spring wheat, 30hr Gm It. Jolm ohmi’atlimorc; oats, , KW“ (Wm. Patterson; pens, IMCayel M W, Auscn Manhard hops, Jamâ€"MM. Lnthcrbhqan g Samuel 1L~fiflpmn i]; Judges 'Rubut Armstmng, John, Iii Diukcy. Weptom corn IWJPPIM we think 'that. wlmn exhibitors saw that the magma-tn could not. be changed,they quietly acquiesced, and one who was loudest in condemnation ofhuving to come back Saturday, was found on the grounds early that morning. remained until the close and expressed himself as highly pleased will} the arrangements. Consid'eruble grumbling was in- dulged in by some of the exhibitors in huviug to Iowa their articles and animals until Saturday noon ; but as the directors had announced that the fair would continue on Saturday until 12 o'clock, they did not feel jultified in changing their Msion. However, The hundreds who were fed by mine host, John Forth, bore willing testimony to the excellent arrange- ments end the nbundanco of every- thing necessary to satiato the appe- tite of the moat lastidious epicurcnn ; and we firmly believe that the pre- diction of our Glen Buell correspond- ent, that not a dro of spirituous liquors would be sol by our model hotel keeper, wu fully verified. Judges : Rubplt Armstrnng, John, Diukoy. Woptmn corn 1mm)?“ Luau)a 1W Jew-Idli- more ; mm WW 0, (1W Dudley, \Vmiarh I'cnnnck; potatoes, Sheldon Bullifl, AlbWt. LLLU Chad}; beam, JWW Wu Bvrnn Lama»; orchm',d MW, WW. omgm, Mann, JanhnLcs WNW; miner, Jan. Bullock. CLASS B-éllonsrza. Judges: Frank McCrco, W. A. Edgers. and John Webster. Brood mam, (loo. Dudley, John Dockrill. Silas Hamlin ; foal, road or carriage, Geo. Dudley, A. \V. Ladd, \V. G. Bench; foal. draught. (Sen. S. Strat- t0n, John Dockrill, John F. Percival ; foal, general purpose, Silnl Hamlin, Albert Gile, James Cavonegh : colt. 1x2, road or carriage, Geo. F. I’urvis, Nelson Forester, James annagh; colt, 1x2. draught, Silas Hamlin, John Doekrill, Frank Preston; colt. 1x2, general purpose, Seleh Hawks, James Beech. James Horton; qolt, 233. road or carriage, Sheldon Y. Brown, W. H. Neilson.Van Amber Brown; polt, 2x3 draught, Henry Patterson, Geo. Johnston. Alfred A. Chapman ; colt, 2x3, general purpose, Sclah ngks. R. M. Arnold, Geo. Patterson. "Cheap John,” and “Ablner,” and the usual number of babies on the block were present. and when they all got in working order the din was simply indescribable, The Toledo band discoursod sweet music in which they Wore ably assisted by the fine baud of the L. & W. Show. Levin and Wardrobc's tentad show was on the grounds during the fair. and drew a fair share of patrpuage. "(Human YALâ€" n _‘..I ‘1‘! 2,-“ lll' \' IS \nlulllfll “all" r , go'neru Jnhmnn, Jimmy: Mulh'mgull; ca Hmilh. Jmmu Johnmn, Jufilmfi‘ h . Mr A‘hglluug:;\ll ("Illlingo Slum», Jmmw A. LN mmlqu h-mu. Hm") um Millqr, Enos Sop ago. ”Inn. OJ“. 1'“ James Juhwn. 'l‘hm mml‘tvr him in" Nilltjr, Eu ago. (Man. 0 James Juhuln Mom-h. HIHHIOH “(NY In m'nerul pyrloo m SI‘Ir'Brxmwy, Ilm'ris carriage 1mm. Edward ‘ A. law, “in. Parker ; u. llvnry Low. Welling- uos Savor ; sulliun, any Ll“. From-I": special). 7‘ ‘ ' I. lhm. Dune. James clm garden, “mum ht 1H (Ylmrl mun I, Gun. Ilnl'l‘iu E. Barber, R. Barlow, Thmnas D11- vidson; heifer, 2x8. John F. Per- ivul, Hiram Aldrich; 111111'1-1', 1x2, (error), John Forth, Jumps liissvll 1% Sons; heifer wH'. H.111. Ar 11oldLg‘. J. (filmy, 1‘111011 11'1111st1-1'; IM. Koclor. J W. Baker. I’ Eaton. David Robertson ; lnilch cows, stid Robertson. Wm. Patter- Iong-a R. Arnold &Co.; heifer, 2x3, Wm. Potterson, David Robertson. Jsmes Simpson ; heifer, 1x2. David Robertson, James Sim on; heifer calf, David Robertson, olson Forest- er, Edward Eaton ; herd of Ayrshires, ,stid Robertson. } CLASS D-Dunmu Cans. , Judges 2 Richard Ken, Jonathan Johnson and James Miller. Bull, 8 years and n words, John Forth ; hull, 2x8, Hug M. Morrison, Isml Stevens; bull, 1x2, John Forth 1st, James ' McDougall 8rd ; hull cnlf', Hugh M. Morrison. 0. W. Dickinson, John F. Percival; miloh oow, Hugh M. Morrison, John Forth ; heifer, 2x3, John Forth, Hn h M. Morrison ; heifer, 1x2, Hugh . Morrison, John Forth ; heifer calf, John Forth ; herd of Durham, Hugh M. Morrison, CLASS Eâ€"Homrnm CATTLE. Judges: Alox. Atcheson, David Nichols and Sidney Eamon. Bull, 3 em and u wards, James Bissell & ons, Thos. avidson, C. J. Gilroy; bull, 2x3, Geo. Taplin; hull, 1x2, Weldon Mott, J umes llissell & Sons, Than. Davidson ; bull Golf. John Loverin, James Bissoll & Sons, Rich. Arnold & Co.; milch cow, (error), James Simpson; heifer, 2x3, J. R. McNish, Tho's. Davidson; heifer, 1x2. Artomus Bissell & Horn-Jae. Bissell & 5011, 3.1L McNish ; heifer calf, Jos. Bissell 6; Son, A, Bisscll & Hon, Tlios. Davidson; herd of Holsteins, J. R. McNisll; heifer, 1x2 (M. White‘s special), Artemus Bissell 6; Son. CLASS F.~GumE CATTLE. Judgos: Richard Johnson, Ethon Pratt and Robert Armstrong. Bull, 2X3, Robert Barlow, Jns. 1’. Horton ; bull. 1x2, John Collins, R. \V. Little- johns, David McLo'nn ; hull calf, Jns. P. Horton, James Moore. Rolmrt 13m" low; milcli cow, Robert Barlow, Jns. Simpson, Henry Lee; fat beef, (ilms. A meetil‘lg of the Unionvino Fair Din-atom will be held at. l'nimwilln on the 3()tl}_i}lst., at} pap” \yhon all pro- Lasts will be considel'ed. Persons hm" ing any business with the Society will plvnw' attend without, further noticu. All hills must be presented to the Sec- retary on or before tlmtwluto. SEPTEMBER l5.-â€"-J. Curtin. 1’.qu in- tends exhibiting some fine specimens of Dominion organs at the Lansdowne fair. 'l‘horrit. & Murphy are making things 1mm with that new threshing ma.- chine. Inspector Kimmy made his regular official Visit to the (Yaiutowu school lust week. Teacher and pupils were well pleased: W. H. Jones. Esq” presided at UN Division Court last week in Mallory- town. A certain M .P. appears somewhat agitated since the rum“. of the Huldi- mnnd election. A few more medals new! be manufactured. - Mr. J amen Simpson, of Sherwood Spring. an old and respected residuut, is at present very ill. The lilubr snys that, the Liberal plough has a new I‘nlh'r, and we say that for such yoeman service in the field of Ilqldimand they fairly nu'rrittwl one. The second day's races opened up with delightful weather. There was a largv attunlaucv of sporting men. and an unusually large turnout of ladies graced the proceedings with their presence. First. in order mum the The Programme Succoufully Carma Ont. ‘ wd Everyhody lauded. 2.40 Rumâ€"$120.00. divided $70.. samumpbrwlnich 331.1% postponed from the first day's races on account of darkness, Nouletop having made two first heats. Th0.jm]grs taking: the stand. at once vnlkwl the horses to their places, After some little Renting. Hm Word WM grim" m pm to n “0011 start. and Luum (fl. taking thu Ivul. drvw lwrm-If out uf tllv rm-k in n smedv Imnmrr. anlrtup fulv Guaranteed Circulation, 500. Inwm; a 1.5mm 4' cum : “'1‘ mull «r \lannlv I". \ton liwh Im 11. l. 'l‘ln islwd with 3 Mia Mluihi and as the horse -.-t pasu wirv Laura C. stmnl u go I"... mom]. and leq-m next "in hunt: “'m'r- tmt time. giving first Mac-v n thir “W TM‘O lilm ll‘ll’fi I'ABXERSVXLLE DRIVING I’ABX. gmul start. and lvul. «In-w ln-rsoli 1 slwcdv Imnmrr From 01‘ Yonge Items. Six 1-89} BOARD MEETING. >|nnm W 0 and NNllc-tfllv Nnircl. Thu m: “I"H' trotted 011‘ in (hu- 1 first flaw and flu" rhro tn Mum! Fa. sncml-l; Nt-HlI-Mp mm: IL. hlnckmvith Mai"! inn withdrawn from this Imus In all wow trutml : L 2'88. 9'8“. 2'37. 2‘87}. ayndv l'. was makmp .-r. 'llfhv Imp. mu up oxhihitkm of up: mm pasm-vl undu-r shun] a good fir-4t : M: M5, ut "”1, “In". 11! it In giving the names of the judges in our last. week‘s report the types got. slightly mixed. The names should haw rend: B. B. Algnirc, J. P. Met The track was in excellent condition. the managers of the races were prompt. efficient and courteous, {airplay reigned absolute, and the verdict of the large crowd of visitors was that the Farm- ersville races are now firmly egtablish- ed as one of the institutions of the county. DEAR Sm,-â€"â€"Well may the Indus- trial Exhibition. recently held in Tor- onto, be termed Canada's Great Fui; . Without seeing it. one can form no correct idea of its elegant display. ()ur own Unionvlllc fair is greatw greater than one would expect of a country fair; but the Toronto Indus. trial, being held at Canada‘s centre. which teams with wealth and popula- tion, is a colossal affair. Every Can- adiuu should see it. that he may learn of the ingenuity of his follmr-oountry- own, and lvoust of a feeble nation's. m‘e'h‘rbuimlnmcments. . 0n Chiming and ask himSelf wlwtlwr'lle has not. like lip Van Winkle, slept for an age and been smldmly awakened to behold the change. To me it seemed like a dream. and I said to JnySelf, “I am proud to be a Canadian." 'l‘he noise of the busy machinery alarmed me ; the immense throng of people goingr to and fro bewildered me: the gorgeousappearance of the build- ing delighted me, while beautiful music enchanted me. Everyone no conducted the portion of the fair under his own immediate supervision. as if the success of the whole depended upon him. Everyone you would meet bore an air of respectability. When one pays a visit to the old York l’imn-er hut, situated on the grounds, and sees the feeble beginnings of our forefathers, and then looks from its rudely constructed doorway to the evidences of great advancement all around him. it kindles within him a passion to do something for his nutiVo land. ()ne feels like commencing anew. with more push and energy than ever. You love your fellow-country- men and your Canadian home; you are changed from a more sojourner to a zealous patriot. ready to break down every barrier to the march of Canadian progress. ‘ Tum: Maw-u Rwy-4100, «liwlul $55. 380 515.1110 wan tulun In lflucksmith Mait' l ‘m Hmiuht heats. “ith Nuxwvl second. Nun-mum third, Maud E fourth and Donnybrook fifth. Time, 25-47. 216*. 2‘“. Then came the , Fuz-roa-Au. Busâ€"N00. divided OlOO. $40. $20. Hurricane 'wu placed at the pole. Purity second. iStar third. and Neighbor! lip fourth. while Harry 1%.. as his driver remark- ed, had the pole on the outside. The scoring was very tedious. on account of . Hurricane not coming up to the start as rapidly as the other horses. After the patience of both judges and spec- tators had been nearly worn out. a good start was eil‘eoted. Hurricane took the lead and kept it easily. with Harry B. a good second and Purity close behind, making at times during the heat fine bursts of speedier second place. From the first it was practical- no race. so fur as the other positions of the horses were concerned. llur’ rieane had it all his own way, and finished the heat fully half a dozen lengths or more ahead. The race was trotted in five heats. the fourth and fifth taking place on the following day. darkness having caused Wostpone- ment. Hurricane teak the race; Harry 1!. second. Purity third, Star fourth. and Neighbors [7p iifth. Time, 2'33, 2'80, 2'36}. 2'36, 2'35. sons. During the second day. an interest- ing game of lacrosse was played. for a silver cup, between teams selected from the Mallorytown club. vin and Levi Soper. Editor Reporter Sometime ago, as you are meats, the promoters. or rather the committee, of the Canadian Society of Artists suggested a scheme to gamble away the pictures of Our native artists. that they (the artists) might obtain u liveli- hood thereby. A slur upon Canada- anrl her people ! But taking into con- sideration the youthfulness of Can.- «limi art. and the spare handful of its votariea in this ~,new country, we can but censure to a. certain extent those, who are striving by almost awry means to advance art and suntein our artifice. who like other men must have a lit, tle moni- \ at times. In comersation \\ ith an mtist at the Exhibition. he said: “To me praise and passion are great incentives; but nothing will in But, sir, for me to do justice to thix institution with my frail pen is lmynnd my power; a'mT, not wishing to tire you or your readers, I. will concluda with a few words on the art display. spire mitts mom than penpie's. If 1 IN'VCI‘ sold my pictures untxl I got wlmt they were worth. my wife and little mu-s would starve." Thepicturcn at the Exhibition Wore fink, and mid of a (-rnwning future fnr some of our ni‘tiqts. Nnno but tlmsv who Imm mmlu thn (-mlmu-or know how huh-l it is m r. prmrntx‘m canvass the l‘nhufi I»! n Cunmliah landscauu 'l‘hr- Inn-s nm m‘trrmclv brilliant mvl lmlcl. whim 2'3‘H- The second day": pmgrmmuu was then takenup. lumimxing with the um. 31. IL, of our ’own villapn. and lu‘ninHsz‘ in ”It" ,I""'HI""N' Ionw tune mo, and “hiv h I “mold Iikv very nm b Ms“ hruhm‘cl in y'nm worthv Jmn' ml. 'Hw dmtm h m lmtnm] mm art that trihmv “hich only thflhrmd can uixe. Y our lmmhio .0er rm AT THE TORONTO EZEIBITION. OH nm of place. -|'orux:t 1*». u 'h‘alw \‘nm' nth-Minn 1" an Ml written by R. K. Adult L. of our ‘own village. and Mn son: I)