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S1B CHARL&S TURP Visits THE EXHIBITION!

Aai Delivers an Eloquant Address.

Sin CHARLES Turres arrived by steamer

from Pictou last evening accompanied by Judge Car . Madame Caron, NI 33 Ia ereau ana Miss Piecaud Lhe pearcy LOOK

tea at Government House, and afterwards

tended the concert of the Court Musicians This forenoon they inspected the Exhibi ; Governor Mac w Haviland, Hon

tion, accompanied by Lieu lonald, His Worship May: D. Ferguson, and other gentlemen.

At noon to-day, Sir Charles Tupper was ; unds,in the

presented, nh the exhidition er

iidst of an unnicnse throng of people, with} 4 cause of some depression has been the he following address, which was read by|loss of the West India Trade. But the = ‘ ‘ y we His Wo ship the Mayor resent minister of Great Britain at Madrid ADRESS as just negotiated. a treaty with Spain ots Oy 4 KOM. ¢ which will greatly benetit this country \s » the J a ‘ iC. B., Hiah ¢ . n evidence increasing influence of at aad this country, he might say that he,as a ' . . Hivh Commissioner of Canada,had received rt ion wwponk wm « i i : ‘ — x oe Then. tn enipotentiary powers to act in } : Provin Exhibitio Prince iward : . : . ny ' ‘ alt wead4 \jeonjunction with = ti British Min i te i presen s y* - steel : » ly ‘ iw ' Ss ’ \ ir caer tine eat this Province, on the occasion of o in } aes : fa rid, nder or wreak) \vricultural Show, with great satisfaction, | “2 hi » en. concluded, Canada i desire to-re : hich appreciation }1s placed in the hst of the most favored of that sense of duty ica has prompted}nations ; and on thi Lith of October all _ : , , , your appear dst o leep/articles sent mm Canada into Cuba and s-* . . } niy bere i i } c t- |} Port Ri vill be entered on the same vements term ' tips which bear them fly oes »s rs t fertuity |the Spanish fla \pplause.) This Is an : 31 . to The i} ; ; ; ; wats _—_ eee jannouncement which ali parties and classes { . pro ctl ‘ vehipe , ' t i oe . i ’ , : Wi receive Witla unteigned Satistaction. ih } Prince Kdw ts ly req ; Bat j ao re i sion, Sir ( rie§S said that no people e355 LO iv : iti aA ‘ ‘ : | , , t ‘ a brigni nication with land jin ' .@ le vear, t i tak i . ppas 7 bai ' I hi ‘ nt and pon t i ‘ } yourse. Vas nd to your country rut iengst agricuiturai ; l : in your sheuider to the wheci, and there w ill . . : mm. therefore [ 1) ‘ t rjb ich 8 t net uur re ure Vitkeos, Che i i is ud ’ , j uu YF irom i ! is ind to th ia et tue ca > 3 : yo : t V be the wonder oi t word eu Sin . Lh de C 4 | i Nie ( ries ly Ww war y chee ad hucw ial y : il » j | A , > > ; t ca ad : , 4 i \r - a sei seid an ne i i Leitain from restrictions \ t on ‘HON eR: } WHIOITI A: imperilied it, and in securing for the Domin-| 3 bidiek i AvEB er, i i es ion commercial advantages in the marke fj} 4 eee cee Parca Wits foreign counts ie : and the y cherish a hope | at | anil

that the strong will and powerful advocacy which has contributed so much

mw alta via

my jetion of the great national and trans

} :tinental highway of Canada may e en

; ‘ } | ‘ Hated in support of a practical scheme ior the eet

emoval of tue only serious obstack which ies in the way of the prospermty of Prince

‘ward Island

fne wonderful success which has attended the eff>ris-put forth by yourseif in ecnnection

th the representatives of the oth r Colonix possessions of Great Britain, in orgavizing and

rying forward the great Colonial and Indian

ubition of the present year in Le on, isa

:

use for sincere conyratuilation. The advan- yes already secured in making known to the peopie of Murope the ! pro .

}

uctions of Canada.wil!l, we are assured,

e greatly increased by the

steps whi sKen for estabilshing a permanent the Domin ion In the metropolis of the British Empire. r. H. Haviianp, Acting Chairman Board of Commissioners, and Mayor. in reply, Sir juent address of about an t full report of which will appear in Tue Examiner. He returned thanks for the address, aud said he regretted that he was unable to visit P. EK. lalnnd last year whe aking arrangements for the Indian and Colonial Exhibition; but he desired to thank most heartily the Government and fer their excellent contribu-

of the Island for tin, without which the representation of

renresentation of the resources of

Charles delivered an elo- hour's length

' ‘

Te ple : i

Canada would have been incomplete. He}

was very @iad to visit the islatid on this interesting occasion. From his

tions of the Exhibition now being held. as

lZ obdserva-

gamed in other sy3, he was convinced that the Island was, griculturn of the very best portions of hoped that by the first Island's exhibits would

: forwarded to the Colonial Exhibition in London. In the Mother Country thers unfortunately existed crass ignorance and tisapprehen

‘ ? y } | well as from knowled¢e

iy, one Canada ; and he mer some of the

sion respecting the

% her than ever Canadian 34 per i '

present so splendid &# nail ac- ed in so Short a time, by population; and the most remarkable thing

hat the burden of taxation 1s now just L879.

does not i

compish

ibout the same as it was it

lly t Pacifie Railway

runt ry any

h Can } an been built without costing the « thing. The credit of the « runory sw how

ire selling in the London markets at 9 Phere is no reason why the people should

feel that all they have to do is to be true and their country. Som@ pei- ‘hard times, but youdo not

to themselves

} 1 ns’ talk about

nl many evidences of hard times among th eople to-day The only persons who in reasonably complain of hard™ times are the money lenders, who | find that he prosperous peop! can pay sooft their mortgages \s far as trade with the States is concerned, we ought to stand

rights and our own interests. policy alone will we obtain a fair il treaty with the great Re

by our own By this

sn mmmeret public.

CXR abd variety of the}

A/S teste te

; ‘ cittmate ot {+

The Show of Live stock.

Apnovut f ur persons were ad- ; :

mitted to the xh ibition yesterday. Ameng the public a aa omineut men not already mentioned we m jon. Mr. Bell, Leader of

oN. va Scotia, Hon. John

s Hon. Samuel Prowse, Hon. Stewart Burns, Mr. William Dennis, of the Halifax Hei abs, I. Brecken; Bac,

> own = yi FUSCf ey

the Opposition of Lefurgey,

ice Inspector, John Ings, H. la McDonald, Ksq., | R. Frame, aye 4 E. Whitman, Rev. Stephen | Phelan, Rey. Jas. E, McDonald> Rey McDonald, ee Father Senator Carvell.

i F OS{ ‘

Burke,

THE sCBWAY. interest was excited among the thousands whe thronged the Drill Shed, by Senator Howlan’s exhibit of the plans and models on which his “Subway Scheme is built ; and many were constreined to admit after pr longed examination that ** there’s

Grreat

a good deatin it.” The plans showing the secti mm or the Strait to be CYrosseu are very carefully drawn, the gradients being ob

tained from Captain Maxwell’s recent sur vey : and the depths | at which the numer- ous gpecimens of sand and »brick clay were obtained by the borings fade under thé lirection of Mr. Jonah,.C. E., are precisely The mode! of the caisson and tube

shown.

i

i were subjected by many persons bo a most

| ae : i

how ful examination ; and the maps, show- ing the relative lengths of the various lines

(Quebec, much

of eridel between Belleisle anc. attracted the attention of a very interested people.

HORSES j

Outside the Exhibition, building the centre of attraction was the ring within which the horses were judged. A _ most ?

ificult duty the judges had to perform!

is country. but this ignorance aud mis- | Most of the classes were well filled; and yprehension is being rapidly dispelled by | the merits of many of the animals were so means particularly of the Colonial Exhibi-| nearly equal, that their points hal to be tion. The Prince of Wales and Her] very careft ually critieiz od Altogether there Majesty the (Jueen have evinced the utmost | were over a hundred and forty entries of mterest in the Exhibition of the Colonial | horses in ev ry ciass the animals were Viapire, and advantage is to be}excellent,—in some they were splendid, taken of the desire to mark the | It was ;artic ularly pleasmg to see large Majesfy’s reign, to] classes of cart mares with their foals and

fiitieth year of Her ike the exhibition a

tion

permanent institu- The Government of Canada h

reed to give $100,000 as Canada’s con tribution to this end ; and

ceive a heartier endorsement

no vote wiil re- . Da+); from Parlia- ‘ ot Mietit and tne ore

1 ‘

at be dy of the pe opi : He had approached allthe Provincial Govern- ments; and aaa] had agreed to give to the proposal all the support in their power: and he believed th ut, as a result, the trade of Canada would receive an Impetus never before imagined. \ large amount of capital will be attracted, and this Island

the garden of Canada peopled by as iutelligent an enterprising a population as can be found in the wide Dominion—will not be

which can be

evel

devised for drawing this

¢ ' > 1 nd me CiMRELY to tne M nian . led : . ai Ase ; : i "4 vv r , } pe :

i ¥© ils rt? ‘ ti Ww

i a pr Perel. OK the son of i prophet. bu he

i i

vould say that if Senator Howlan’s Subw

scheme ¢€ raid be Tl a ul ata reason eost,it would be as vurce of great advantave

the Island and Canada. In the mean- tune the people of the Island will only be d iny jus to themselves Dy giving

an advertizement of their country in the ia stropolis of the world; and there is no means by which they can so well advertize the unrivalled attractions of P. E. Island, as by sending forward to the Colonial Exhibition sampies of their products. P. E. Island is, in respect to agriculture, abreast of the age. Her farmers under. etand well the value of having: the finest

without its share. Any means

| cart fillies. The ‘‘horse marenes have in | recent years taken away so many prime j animals that there seemed tu be reason for | fearing that few were left for breeding pur- | poses and that profits from this souree must necessarily be reduced. But the s indicates that there ts still abundance of material in the country for the production of good - saliable Darrister’s stock formed one of the best

Snow OF mare

stock.

features of the show. Borsinte rs foals of this year formed atlarge class, and included

700 Tbs., Scott Mc-

H. M. McLeod ’s foal, weighing Anthony Essory, 686 lbs., J.

Leod, 640 Ibs., James Johnson, 637, lbs., Connolly, 635, besides many other remark- ably fine, lively, active, well built foals, \ yearling col It from St. Dunstan s College wm at 1,170 Ibs, Of two year

sht were shown. oa of

yped the bes these 1,425, E. Meach- 1.405:

: ra 4 a : | ’ nin ocewart &§ welvied } am? IVODLUS0ON 8 . , > , . : } » cielit Cart il Ly ica bY Mh Brown weighed 1,336 lb . +o a, Liberty admired. for

| **Barrister,” “Stockman” and were shown and gre itly “Stockman” and ‘‘Liberty” it was the first | appearance at a Provincial show. ‘They }are certainly both animals of very great promise.

The classes of carriage horses were head- ed i by. “*Hernando, # “Rysdick, jr.,” “Black Pilot” and included many horses of breed- ing and merit. In carriage mares and fillies the competitions were very good,— the best anim: als being ot course indicated by the prize list, though many vthers are

j aT Ys ‘ > —_ | e : : . “* cattie and the best means of till-| worthy of honorable mention. a‘re 1 ; . ' ; 1 “1 : P ge “ a oe » well to hs he peopie CATTLE (ie iy her ¢ mtry Ow in this var of ‘ ; 7 ex products fhe classes of cattle were not so well

A GREAT EANCGE ; ’ et ¢ ce throughout ( tuada 1 Peat Twe ir ge ' F ‘ i twen ye@ars The eou try has 1 mae m sclTul fr : \ ™ | P va ‘ 3 : : an Intercolonial | ‘ ich Howe dame “Fohna r¢ . FOOUNSTON 1mm , nA o> ,eanh sl ul ft i : ,

ed nts } .* = section fhe « a ind the ( anadian Pacitic 2 atlw yh as been extonded from

Onehec ly the whttw of the Pavign. Juebec

liisttry

included mileh cows and some of particularly tine.

’ ’ } ued, though the nn petitions

animala. The were excelient,

ome very tine on exhibition

the calves and helfers

Hon. D. Ferguson exhibited apart from h Galloway helfers--eighteen animals in | cattle, sheep and pigs. Mr. F.L. Haszard

has eleven entries, Lieut. Governor Me- Donald five; while His Worship Mayor dieVinwi, U4 ae Muisnan and cheers,

showed iahe stock. Mr. so small @| wiy fat. i and quite ' beet CALTIe,. Practi | shown and some not so very fine. h: 8} whole, the show of cattle was not what it | night have been. ion the grounds cents. ; ©

|

ae | tock Farm; and the various animals com- |} prising it were greatly admired. sMREP.

competition in nearly all the classes In sheep and cattle, Mr. Lot 49 made 40 entries, and worth, Esq. Nunn, of \ !

of excellent stock

all, 114 entries.

hifty pigs, some of them perfect all of the m g rood in the several! classes. Mr. MeQnaid’s monster objects of special attention and the bred b

T. A. McLean and BUR

of the exhibit pork continues tu rule low, poultry was exhibited were ex

music

{ | vegetables on exhibition

| the fruit and vegetables exhibited in Mon- i treal PRIZE LIST HORSES

M..B..P;, Bev. W. |

. cy | }

, Wille a

son, Maishtield.

Ge rger ley Point Roads:

3rd, W I

TaN) alte Rive won,

Ferguson's Gallo- |

upto the mark of Some very tine On the |

Decidedly the best herd | was from the Government

The exhibit of sheep was very good,—the keen, Albert Boswell, of ; Henry Long Mr. Cephas

Rattray, exhibitors Oi sheep, there were in

ot Gle nwood, oO; insloe Road, W R. Brow and others are also

PiGs AND POULTRY

Chere were on exhibition upwards of

monsters, } sow and her litter were pure kshive pigs exhibited by Councillor Brow were justly connossieurs.im-heeflesh. In view of pigs, all must regret that The show of most of the birds

admire “V

small but cellent. NOTES

The Band of the 82nd Battalion and St. Pete ‘T's Boys School Band rendered good in the Exhibition Building and on the Exhibition grounds.

Mr. Heartz sold yesterday two Holstein calves—bull and heifer for 8300. The bull ‘ ld, weighs SU pounds,

Mr. Be 1. of Crapaud,

, five montis

exhibited a very

line foal ¢ b>} wh st rut stock one of the Wy he hOowh Mr. | ver exhibited a beautiful Jer- }sey Ayrshire cow, two years of age, which | to third prize for cow of any ave. A Caleb T vlor, of Freetown, exhibits the most tasteful and artistic of the ked n on exhibition. . { centieman lately returned from the

, fresh from the pasture, are rolling in | in 1856—1st, Easter 2ad, D Ferguse Avrshives were | Strathyartuey.

city; 2nd, H Wim Owen, city.

Shorthorn or Holst in Grade.

calf or milk kK Gates, River. Grade Shorthorn or Holstein Heifer, in 1885—Ist, H D Ferguson, Grade Shorthorn or calved in 1886 F L Haszard,

Glenwood,

Carter, city; 3rd, Geo Lightizer,

B Point Road; T A McLean, city. Grade Heifer Calf, city; 2nd, Abram Union Road.

Donald, 3rd, Jas Essory,

Wood,

s states thatthe fruit and iz Charlottetown | infinitely superior to

pper Pri Vice

are, on the whole,

Carriage Stallion, over 15 hands 2 in Ist, Dr Bearisto, S’side; 2nd, McRae & Rob- bins, Bedeque; 3rd,_J A McMillan, Brackley Point Road. :

Stallion to breed Horses for trottin »

snes3-—

or road purposes, not over 15 hands inches —Ist, G A Dockendorif, North River; 2nd, J A Col. lins, Sturgeon; 3rd, John A McKEachern, Ver- non River.

Entire Carriage Colt, under 3 years—-lst, Chingy Doekendori?, “North River; 2nd, R J Stee ~ City; 3rd, John T McMifitan, Brack. le y ol it Road.

ents re Carriage Colt, under 2 years—lIst, S

) Da son, Bidetord; 2ndy Robt Parsons, City; ard, . A McLean, North River.

eS riage Mare, with her foal—-lst, Charles. Dockendorif, North River; 2nd, D K Scott do; 3rd, Russell McEwen, New London.

Carriage Filly, under 3 years—Ist, “Robert Bruce MeMillan, Brackley Point Road; 2nd, J Canning, Hope River; 3rd, Jas Dockendorff, North River.

Carriage Filly,

under "2 years—Ist, Wm

Weeks, city; 2nd, Waldron Seller, Union Road; 3rd, Daniel Birt, Mt Stewart. & Carriage a —_ Russell MeEwen, New

London; 2nd, « Rodd, Dockendorff, worth River. Cart Stallion—I!st, Dr Dodd, city; Clow, Murray Harbor Nortitt Stallion‘over 3 years old for general pur- Isaac Jay, Marshfield i; 2nd, W River; 3rd, Ewen Henderson,

Miltoms 3rd,

2nd, Jas

poses Ist, Ross, West Clyde River.

Entire Cart Colt, under 3 years—Ist, James Guard, Mt Roseland Farm; 2nd,John Stewart, Brackley Pt Road; 3rd, Darnley Clarke, Cavendish. ©

Entire Cart Colt, Dunstan's College; 2nd, J L. Murphy, South.

Cart mare with Foal—-Ist, St Dunstan’s College; 2nd, W Brown, South Wiltshire: 3rd Jas Johnstone, Kensington.

Cart Filly, under 3 years—lIst, Jas Brown, North Wiltshire; 2nd, Thos McBride, Kinkora; 3rd, John Robertson, North River.

Cart Filly, under 2 years — Ist, Bovyer, Lot 48; 2nd, J C MecNeil& River; 3rd, W H Enman, DeSable.

Cart Foal—Ist, H M McLeod, Dunstaffnage “eee A Essory, Loyalist Road; 3rd, J S Me- Leod, Dunstafinage.

Ww aliing Horse (Mare or Gelding) in Har- ness-—John MeMillan, Brackley Point Road.

Special Prizes presented by Dr Dodd, for Foals sired by Barrister-—C olt or F ily, foaled in 1886—Ist, H M MeLeod, Dunstaffnage; 2nd, Anthony Essory, Loy: oe Road; 3rd, William Connolly, Royalty; 4th, Jas Johnstone, Ken- sington; Sth. J§ Me Le ry Dunstafinage.

Jud: H L Macdonald,

udges—Hon AC Bell, John C Durant, David McEwen.

anaes 2 yeats Ist, St South

Frank West

Geo Essory, CATTLE. Shorthorn.

Thoroug» bred Shorthorn Bull, any age—Wm Mutech, Hopeton.

Thoroughbred Shorthorn Bull, f$84—1st, A E Smith, Norton, Brudenell.

Thoreughbred Shorthern Bull, i885—Geo Mason, Lot 48.

ealved in New Perth; 8nd, ES

calved in

Thorougibred Shorthorn Bull Calf, calved in 1886—Ist, Louis L Jenkins, Upton; 2nd, 6 F Longworth, City; 3rd, Wm Mutch,

j ughbred Shorthorn Cow, in milk—Ist, BE Sie orth, City; 2nd, Louis. L Jenkins, Upton: 3rd, H Li permet Gienwood,

Shorthomi Cow, calyed in milke-—-H Lon: gworth, Glen-

Yhoroughbred 1854, in ealf or wood.

Thoroughbred Shorthorn Heifer, calved in 1885—-Ist, D Ferguson, Tulloch; 2nd, H Longworth, Gleuwood; rd, D Ferguson, Tul- loch.

Thoroughbred Shorthorn Heifer Calf, calved in 1886—~—Ist, D Ferguson, Tulloch; 2nd, FG Luvyer, Goorgetowa Royalty.

A yr shires,

red Ayrshire Bull, any age—)st, Lot 49 ; > 2nd ig MeN. R heat

Thorough!

Facol Just Ison, rho oughh ed Ayrshi a Bull, iF B Vessey, Little Yorks Thoroughbred Ay#shiré Bull Calf

18s86—H mngwet th, City. Phoroughbred Ayis! 1ire Cow, “in mikk--Ist,

Alex Robe ison Marshfield; 2nd, FG Bovyer,

calved in 1884 ealved in Br ack-

WZ Wid Roy: Gay; ore i, W Ll R rdd,

ealved. in do, do;

hbred Ayrshire Heifer,

D Ferguson, Tulloch; 2nd, . Rodd, Brackley Point Road. ‘Th: woughbeed Ayrshire Heifer, tatvel 7

3 | hor oug S84 i

| | }

Curr ie,

Barrows York: ?nd,

old— Barrows e: Covehead; 2nd, Albert Moore, Cornwall. Fat pig, under i: ; P Hogan, city; 2ud, Thos Berrigau, Royalty. i <3 s oli—ist, Wm Bur- . ; 2nd,Geo Crockett, Little York. Judges—Richard Vessey,R E Bagnall, Alex Scott, P Duffy.

Boe, CiLy

Mbavadultl,

Thoroughbred Ayrshire Heifer Calf, Robt E Longworth, Glenwood; Tulloch; 3rd, R

Jersey Bull, any age 2nd, H Gr: ay Murphy, city Y st, T H Haviland, Glenwood; 3rd,

Jersey Cow, in

Grade Shorthorn Cow, Ist, H Longworth, ¢ city; Sed, John Newson, Warren ae Shorthorn Heifer, calved in 1884, in sell, Royalty; Jacob

(ar ade S ;

Ayrshire or Jer

Grade Cow,

Grade Heifer,

McLean, city; 2nd, 3rd, Albert Bosweil, calved 2nd,

Grade Heifer,

Judges—-J ames

Pi cialuie > tee Ram, ny rye

Oe ee a ee rulVer; «ld,

Ram, yearling 19; 2nd, H Loney lb weedy,

Ram Lamb Ist i (to, do; ord,

air i Ves, any L ; thie cane

moO this season {9: Ynd, do, do:

Pair wes, yearling H Long

il, Lot

Lot 49; 2nd, Albert Boswa

Pair Ewe Lambs

"a . ae ne 1 wood; “na, A boswall,

Ls: une, Lot 49.

> ,¢ vam, any age, i (}- Brow, city; 2nd, 7 % ’ 3rd, F G Bovyer

Ram, yearling, do

Tulloch; 2a

do, do. Ram Lamb

do, do; 3rd,

this season) Ist,

Pnd,. FR c. Hasz urd,

worth, Glenwood. Pair. Hwes,

LO y alty.

Pair Fwe oo 1s —1at

ery” 2nd, da, ad 2 ) “

LONG

Best pair Ewes,

wooled,

49; 2nd, ~ Pair Ewes, Leicester—1st,

2nd, J w

ay

Kenzie, Ri oyalt Vy.

Ram Lamb, any Donald

River; 2nd, do, do; 3rd,

Leicester Ist,

4¢ +9,

Pair Ewe Lambs, not Leicester ist,

Road; Bell, Royalty.

SHORT OR MEDIUM WOOL GRADKS,

Two Ewes, any age

Ist, F L Haszard,

Ist,

Lon edible;

Isst, John Royalty; 3rd,

Longworth, Tulloch.

Holstein Mason, Lot 48; H Longworth,

Ist, Geo

Bellevue; érd,

Geo Sinclair,

( 1e€0 Boswall, las Point.

Albert

Albert Joseph Tweedy, Ga

North River.

Albert

Ist, worth

Shropshire, Oi ddow n, grey or

yearling Tulloch; 2nd, do, do;

.BE

Longworth,

Albert North River. long-wooled,

John

grey Bellevue; 2ud, do, do; H Longworth, Glenwood.

Two yearling Ewes,

in milk,

tlenwood; 2nd,

‘sey Grades. in milk, any age- 2nd, Wellington Curtis, Royalty;

in 1884 : J fenry Swan, Little York; Lot 49.

ISS85

Aitken,

ealved in 1886

Gill, Little York;

W Mntch, J Nicholls

icestera,

ile DWor d;

\ Boswall,

‘ i ihe,

BOE

ing each

Ist, H Longworth, Lot 49; rd,

7 j hortercol,

calved |

B Stewart,

Wim Owen, city;

Dy age > Palmer,

2nd, | McKinnon, do.

North

Sain,

calved | well,

Glenwood; 2nd, Pair Geese, common, hatched in 1886—1!st,

Heifer Calf, 2nd, Pair Geese, Toulouse,

WF

-Ist, J Barr, city; 3rd, KE R brow.

RC

North

ord,

Tweedy, Lot 49;

Boswall,

Lot }

reared a} Boswall, Longworth, ee Albert Bosw: all, Gleuwe

Henry

ord, | |

eens black face— Longworth, , Geo town Royalty. Ist, Hon D d, H Longworth, Glenwood;

Gle snwood;

Ferguson, |

ard. | —WILL

Ist, H Longworth, Glenwood; TW > Ga ES AND @ © & i ED Pit T 8,

A Me ‘Lean, city. air Ewes, (having

THE DATLY EXAMINER, _- - [aa 7p OCTOBER 7. 1886. ce

Three Black Spanish—~Ilst, Jas RK Dorsey, Sheoting Affair. City; 2nd, Jas KE Dorsey, do. i bites Three Game—Ed Walsh, City; 2nd, do, do. | FATAL RESULTS FEARED. Three Bantams—Ist, Alex McKinnon, Roy. | ee alty; 2nd, do, do. j Three Birds, any breed, being one year or more old—Iist, J Stewart, St Peter's Road; 2nd, A Wheatley, Royalty. lhree Guinea Fow!)--W Kennedy, Lot 48. Pair Bronze Turkeys, hatched in 1886—-Ist, Albert Buswell, Lot 49; 2nd, do, do.

Dvurinea « drunken row near Lower Sprin ig Park Road, between twelve and one o'clock this morning, one of the participants, named Michael Power, was shot. The bullet entered the right side, passed along the lower portion of the liver, and lodged

Pair White Turkeys, hatched in 1886—Ist, between the liver and the back Miss Wright, Royalty; 2ud, Albert Boswell, where it remains. Power is Lot 49. ing scverely from internal hemorrhage,

Pair Turkeys, any other breed, hatched in and his recovery is doubtful. He does not 1886 , Miss Wright, Royalty; 2nd, H J know who did the shooting, but supposes that some of the DeCourcey family (colored) are the guilty parties. Both DeSource y and his son, a one-legged young man, have been arrested. ‘They say that they know Maud Boisner, West River; 2nd, Mrs Thos H nothing about the shooting.

Lawson, Little York. wrens

hatched in 1886—lst, Scott’s Emulsion of Pere

bx me, sulfer-

Pair Turkeys, Ist, Miss Wright, Royalty; 2nd, Lot 49.

any breed, over one year Albert Bos-

ED OR ee

Albert Boswell, Lot 49.

Pair Geese, Chinese, hatched in }1886 - ist, — Boswell, Lot 49; 2nd, do, do.

r Ducks, Pekin, hatched in 1886~Jst, FOR

Ales ‘MoKiimos, Royalty; 2nd, Robt Bridges, Jr, Royalty. A Pair Ducks, any other breed, 1886—Ist, PF Smith, City; 2nd, North River.

Judges--John Cameron,

Cod Liver Gil, with Hypophosphites

LUNG TROUBLES AND WASTING DISEASES Dr. J. Simond, New Orleans, La., says: scott’s Emulsion is the finest preparation of the kind ever brought to my notice, Tn affections of the lungs and other wasting diseases, we may consider it our most reliable —— In a perfectly elegant and agreeable orm.

hatehed in! .. Maud Boisner,

Artemas Farrow,

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(MR. WALTER PS

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th reared a Lamb -f[N THE

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nm s Cotswolds. Cotswold Ram, a: 3 Hopeten ;-2ad, none; 3rd, none. WOOL GRADES.

age-——Ist,

any aze or breed, not. Leicester, ‘Lamb this season {,e0o 7 we edy, yearlings, Ww Mille Tv, st

Stewart,

ed, long-wooled, MeKinnon, Albert Boswell,

breed,

grey or black-faced-

, Cephas Nunn, Winsloe Road;

B ell, Royalty; 3rd,

Ram Lamb, grey or biack- faced—1st, Brackly Pt Road; 2nd Cephas Nun n, % Road; 3rd, W Rattray, Brackley

Rat CmAY. ‘i ins! Road.

Pair Ewe Lambs,

Rattray, Peardon,

Judges— Win

BE Wright,

Bra ley Point Winsloe Brackley Point Road.

Andrews,

ror ors st, lp Palace, Alexander Palace, anid the 1 > woud |

3rd, W

Anderson, Alexander Campbell,

Boar, any age, Berkshire son, Rustic

»; Bnd, McLean, city. Sow, Berkshire, IRS6 6 Vv esse

U pe soa.

having reared a litter Louis L J cnkins, Upton; §

, Little York; Louis L

Boar, any age, and other breed

Sow, any age,

reared a litter in 1886 35; 2ad, John McQuaid, city; 3rd, 2obertson, Marshfield.

Berkshire, under 7 months old yy excluded—Ist, T A McLean, _— ’ L Haszard,

i air pigs,

ty.

Pair pigs, Yorkshire, under 7 months old Geo Crockett, Little

: o21- m3) sewis, Litil

Pair pigs any

Fat pig under

Three Cochins,

Wheatley, Royalty ley Point Road. ree Hamburgs, Boswell,

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Ph Ist Albert Three Hamburg sist, - Arthur vorth, Glenwood,

Three Leghorns, white-—Rd Welsh, City. Albert

Three

Lot 49,

Three Houdans Three Polands

Road: 2nd, do, do. Three et ws Rock---|st, well, Lot 40% MUKinabis

2uti, Men

W est Rive - #4 2Qnd, loyalty; 3rd, Jas G Hughes, Covehead.

other breed,

-Ist, John

excluded— |st, Thos Avers, Union Road;

] , P.

months old

i *( ane,

Leghorns, brown

Jellevue; 3rd,T

. d or color ~uUnGel

Ist, Jas. G

nm i. guson, fast

POULTRY.

Three Dorkings, white or colored—lst, Jas Lewis, Common; 2nd, Alex McKinnon, Roy- alty.

Three Brahmas, light—-W Scott, City. white or colored—Ist

y; 2nd, N slotuiten Bench. aaa

° _ = silver or yoidge

ae 49; 2nd,

se

or golden spangled

” City: 2nd, H Long-

Bertie Lewis, Royalty. J Stewart,

Albert Hoey City:

i “ers guson, Ww "right,

Wright, Glynwo

or .

long- having both reared a Boswell,

Peter's Road: ' - ; iport; 3rd,

North

long-wooled, Winsloe | 2nd, Albert Boswall, Lot 49; 3rd, John | -

Holman,

or black-faced- 3rd,

2nd, John Royalty.

Rattray,

Jos. Tweedy, I | THE

Mathe- }

Ist, Geo , ; 1m” 3 | rington, the Lord Bishop of Peterboro’, the Right Hon. Lord Leigh, the Baron and Bareness I “ik o } >

E R Brow, city; , Geo Jenkins,

Ist, Donald tenry Hurray, West

city; A McLean,

7 month Hughe : org

Arthur

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penciled M rs D

» , Boswell,

St Peter’s

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Long- | ss Ge aos aus cn _— ® i Y ee onBmll

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ON THE EVENINGS OF

Wednesday and hursday, Ociober Gth and 7th.

tay-

| /

Motch.’ Inder the Distinguished Patronage of His Honor the Lieutonant-Gevernor

| and Mrs. Macdonald,

THE COMPANY CONSISTS OF: Mr. Charies Abercombiec,

TENOR for ten years to Her

Lot | not Most Gracious

SOLO Majesty the Queen.

Me- j ” > Wiss Anmie PFauntorn, not | PRIMA DONNA.

ot Miss Taunton was a pupil of Prof. Duvivier, and has taken a foremost position among the

leading Sopranos of the day. is: rai “ Miss Mevenna, The charming little Mezzo Soprano, an artiste of only ten summers, 3 i oS mat) 1 talent and a highly cultured voice. Me Joseph W. Leaek 3 BASSO CANTATE, Is the possessor of a most magnificent and highly cultivated voice. = Nee, 88. Gi. Hopper, SOLO PIANIST.

This accomplished artist was associated for twelve years with the late Julius Benedict, and commenced and concluded his fifteen years studies under the eminent Pt | German pianist and composer Herr Car! aa of the Leipsie Conservatoire. His appear-

ance in London at the Royal Albert Hail, rince’s Hall, and St. James’ Hall, the ¢ ‘rystal nansions of the nobility, created such a furore that the Geo management has the fullest contidence in introducing hiin to the educated musical circles of | America and the Canadas.

possessing great natural

Ww

lamented Sir

Yer Walter Peiham.,

INIMITABLE FACIAL ARTIST."

The character of his performance may be inferred from the fact that he has had the Princess of W ales,

| honor of appearing in his popular entertainments before H. R. H. the Countess of Bar-

it R. H. Princess Mary of Cambridge, H. R. H. Prince Christian, the

de Rothschild ; at the Library, Windsor Castle, betore a most brilliant assemblage ; at many of the fashionable West End reunions; at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, on 48; at the Crystal Palace, on 50; at the Brighton Aquarium, on 60; and at the Egyptian Hall, Pica. dilly, London, on 432 occasions ; also at most of the leading Literary institutions and Halls in London and the British Provinces.

Aduaission, Ticts, 50ets,

Tickets for sale at Watson's and Reddin’s Drug 8S

in

and 35cis.

tores and at Chappelle’s Book Store,

U0)

having | The Piano used on this occasion is one of the celebrated Newcombe’s Courts, Alexander

Lot September 28, 1886.

VASIUOIS (9 (ie EX

SHOULD NOT

FAIL TO SEE OUR NEW STOCK OF

Pvercoxtires,

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ouserings, EAt DHSIGNS.

HATS AND CAPS

, ALL THE LEADING ar aND MATERIALS. CLOTHING, FUR COATS, in Racoon, Geat and Astrachan.

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These Goods will be sold at EXTREMELY LOW PRICES FOR CASH.

AND INSPECT STOCK.

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