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THE DAILY EXAMINER

SEPTEMBER? 28 !900

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MR. OYRUS SHAW, M, L. A.

We had to announce, but briefly, yeeter~ day, in but part of the Jast edit'on of THe EXAMINER, the deeply lamented death of Mr. Cyrus Shaw. The news will, we fee! sure, bring genuine sadness to many bemes; for by Catholics and Protestante, by Conservatives and Liberale, by the great mejority of thore who erjoyed his acquaintance ond frierdebip, Mr. Shaw was «8 eemed end beloved.

lis recovery from the illness of Jast year was not followed by rotust health. But his epirit was strong. At the last take a leading part in the debates and proceedings, and bis frierds were encour- eged to hope that he would yet be able to give many years of useful the Province. to be A ebort time sgo, appendicitis supervened. He was subsequently removed to the P. E. Island Hospital where ano operation was performed. But too late. He bore up bravely, however, and held on to life so long that it was hoped be might eurvive. An upfaverable report was given by his physicians yesterday morn- ing. The poiton in his blood at length prevailed; and last evening his spirit passed away.

Mr, Shaw was in his fifty-firet )ear. He was born at New Perth in Januarv, 1850, ihe son of the Jate Robert Shaw, Esquire. His early years were spent upon his father’s farm and at the reighbcring school. Afterwards he attended Prince of Wales Collkge. Then he returned to the farm, and entered upon bis life’s work. He was an edvanced and success- ful farmer. He took a leading part in the establiebment of the dairy indurtry, vig- orously ceconding the «ft.ris of Professor Roberteon and Mr. Dillonin this regard, not chly st New Perth tutip many ofthe settlemerts in which factories were eub- siquently established. Ofbis ability ae a representative cf the farmiog community in the Provircial Legielature we need not speck. He hed such an intimate know ledge of the jublic business and affairs, as wellascf all the ccnditions of the Provirce, tist it will Le difficult, perhaps im} ossible to fill bis place in the Legiela- tive Assenib'y. Huis ability as & platform and parli:menters tperker, hie quickness and +harpness of repartee, his biting ear- cas m, his earnestress on bebalf of the in te rests of the ccurtry, b's native wit and genuine e'cquerce, canrot indeed be again supplied.

eervice to But this bope was not realized.

He wees veim-bearted, ae wellas a b'gbly intellig-nt and well-informed man. His frienes w i] tet ble to sppreciste the

| neavy Icer, in lowe ard care, that bis wife

and daughter, his pephew and other

relatives have eustained, ard to sympa< thize with them,

His remains were conveyed to New Perth by train this forencop, and we learn that tLe furere] will teke plece at two o’clock tomcrrow.

PACIEITEIS THis?

Work of art has just been issued at an ont~ lay of $100,000, for which the pub- liehers desire a manager in this county, aleo a good solicitor; good pay to the right party. Nearly 100 full-page engrav- ings, #umptuous paper, illuminated cov- ers avd bindings; over 200 golden lilies in the Morocco bindings; nearly 50 golden roses in the cloth bindings. Sells at sight; presses running day and night so great is tae esle. Christian men and women making fortunes taking orders. Rapid promotions, One Christian woman made clear $500 in four weeks taking orders amorg her church acquaintances and friends. Write us. It may lead to a permanent position to manage our busis ness and look afrer our large correspoad- ence, which you can attend to right at your home. Addrese J. A. Knight, See-~ retary, Corcoran Building, opposite Unit- ed States Treasury, Washington, D. C.

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AN EXHIBITION—SURELY !

Wwe doubt if there was one person identified with the interests and good name of Prince Edvard Island, who taw the cattle from the Government Stock Farm -on the show ground, on Wednesday, the 126 b instant, but felt emotions of shame, } diegust acd contempt for group. The Ayrshires displayed no udders, the Shorthoras Jacked every characteristic neccesary to the animal ex- pected to give a profi’, either for milk or beef; wnd their those

the motely

calves wir’, compared of gocd breedes, * ha'f |starved-looking creatures.” Farmers who bave been'generous buvere at tue Govern

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ment cattle sales the last few’years were,

on the previous day, greatly «disap- poluted at the absence of the Government: caitle from the Ayrshire and Short-horn prize competitions, As it wasa Mari- Provinc’al Exhibition they very propeily concluded that the cattle from the Government Stock Farm would teke a leading par.in promoting our provincial

fame as a siock-breeding centre,as was

time

done by the Sullivan -Ferguson govera~ meni years ago at Halitaa, St. John and Montreal, But when these farmers saw the scare-crows and dry bones that filed into the auction yard the foliowing day, their disappointment changed to disgust, aod their respect for our private breeders of registered Ayrshire and Shorthorn cattle, whointhe face of the competition of the Goyernnent Farm were ready and able to meet on equal terms the splendid ‘exhivits {from Nova sco'ia and New Brunswick, was increased. If local breeders of those did not come off best every time we may blame the Government. In every other class of fine-bred cattle, sheep and horses. our Island breeders cam? out in the prize ring with flying colors, Thie is the reward our provinc? gets for its out- lay on that expensive farm.

If we add to the first cost of land and live stock the accumulated interes; and rent, neither of which have been paid, together with the debt on working ex- penees which ac cumulates year after year, it will be found that the Goveroment Farm owes the province over fifty thou- sand dollare. Avd when the stock is allowed to run down, as it evidently is under the present administration, there is nothing but disgrace to show for the money.

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EXAMINEK CHARLOTTETOWN SEP EMBER 28 1900

PROVINCIAT, EXHIBITON, 1900.

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POULTRY,

Brahmas, light— W HB Jackson, St Jopn, N 8B.; Allan C Haszard, city;

Brabmes, dark—lef Leonard Wood. Mt Herbert.

Ccchins, baff —George Chilion, city,

cock 1:t, hen 2ad, Charlies Larter, city; Cuck lst hen Qud.

Cochine, partridge—Louis A‘ Has- zard, city; hen let,+ cock 2ad, ‘TLoe

Mille, Rovalty; cock Ist, hea 2nd.

Piymouih Recks, barred— Louis A Hatzard, city; hen Ist. Wm Ularke, North Wiltshire, cock Ist, hen 2:d. George D-Blois, cock 2ad.,

Plymouth Rocks, baff—Louis A Has 1 gard, cis; hea let, cock 2ad. WB Lowe, Amuerst, N 8, cock Ist, hen 2ud.

Plymouth Rocks, white—D W O’Keefe, St Joho, cock lei. Jacob M'tenell, city, bea lst. Albert Boswell, jr, Pownal, cock 2od, hen 2nd.

W yand ottes, silver laced David W Brown Little York, hen lst, cock 2ad. George Chilton, city, cock lst, ben 2od.

Wyandoites, golden laced—H Weston Peake,cock lsi. William Jackson, St Joho, N B, cock 20d, ben 2nd.

Wyavdoties, white—J G Wells, Wal-

lace, N S., lst in botn.

Langsbangs, black — William H Jackeon, Si. Jobn, cock Ist, hen 1st; George Chilton, city, cock 2ad; Ernest G Crockett, city, nen 2od,

Dorkings, silver grey—Ricbard Burke, city, cock Ist, hen 2od; Neil A McKinnon, Royalty, ben lst, cock 2nad.

Hamburge, silver epangled--D W O Keefe, St. Jotun, cock it; ben ls; J C Irving Cherry Velley, cock 2ud; James Bryne, North River, ben 2ad.

Hamburgs, pencilld—A H Boswell, Marebfield, cock 1st, ben ist; J C Irving, Cherry Valley, cock 2nd.

Minocas, black—George Chilton, city, cock Ist, hen let; W H Jackson, St. Jobu, cock 2nd, hen 2nd.

Minocas, white—George Chilton, cily, cock lst.

Leghoros, brown—W H Jack-on, St. John, cock Ist, hen Let; Albert Boswell, Pownal, cock 2nd, Len 20d.

Leghorns, white—Neil A McKinnon, Royalty, cock Ist, hen 2nd; W B Lowe, Amberst, N S, ben Lsi, cock 2od.

Houdans-—Mrs. George Lewie, Royaity, ben Lat and 2ad.

Poland*, white crested black—W B Lowe, Amberst, N 8, cock 131, hea Ist.

Games, black-breasted rei—l, W H Jackeon, cock, Ist, hen Ist ; George B Wiiliams, cock 2nd, D W O’Keefe, 8x. Jobn, hen, 2ad,

Indian games—D W O'Keefe, St John, cock, Let, hen Ist; Caarles Gregory, cock 30d, L A Haezard, hen 2od.

Games, any other variety—-Wm H Jack- eon, cock lst, hen, let; DW O’Keef-, St John, cock 2od, hen 2nd.

Bantame, Golden Seabrights—L A Has zard, city, cock, lst, hen 1st.

Bantams, rose comb—L A Haezard, cock Ist, D W O Keefe, St John, hen lst ; George Chilton, city, cock 2nd, ben 2ad

Bentame, Pekin—L A Haezard, city, ben Isi, Reg Taylor, city, cock lst, D W O Keefe, cock 2ad, Reg Taylor, city, hen Zod.

Esuntams, Game, black breasted red — George Chilton, city, cock Jet, hen 2nd ; D W O'Keeffe, St John, hen, 13t, cock, god.

Bantams, Game, any other variety— D W O’Krefe, St Jobn, cock 2nd,then, 2ad,

TURKEYS, GEESE AND DUCKS.

Pair turkeys, bronze, over one year old— Albert Boswell, Pownsl, cock, Ist, pullet lst; Albert Boswell, Pownal, cock, Zod; Fred Veesey, Royalty, pullet, 2nd.

Turseys, white— Albert Boswall, Pownal!, cock, Ist; pullet lst.

Turkeys, bronz2, batched in 1900— Albert Boswal!, Pownal, cock, lst; pullet, lst; Aloert Boswall, Pownal, cock 2nd; puilet, 2od,

Turkeys, white, hatched in 1900 — Albert Boswall, Pownal, cock, 1st; pullet 1st; Albert Boswall. cock 2nd; pullet 2ad-

Turkeys, soy other variet—Albert Boewell, cock and pullet 1st.

Pair Geese, any other variety— Albert Boewell (io both,)

Pair Geese, Toulouse, batched in 1900 —Aibert Boswell, male 1st female 2od, Albert Boewell male 2ad female Let.

Pair Geese, any other variety, hatched in 1990—Albert Boswell, in (botb.)

Pair Dacke, Rouen, over oue year old — Albert Boaweil, drake let dick 2od. Alvert Boswei', drake 2ad duck lst.

Pair Ducks, Peklo, over one year old -DW O’Keete, St, John; let in both Joseph Holroyd, Winsloe; 20d in doth,

Pair ducke, suy other variety, over one yeor old—1,Albert Boswell, Powna); (ist in both ) 2, Albert Boswell, Pownal; (2nd in both.)

Pair dacke, Rouen, hatched in 1990-— Albert? [Boewell, Pownal; (1+t in both,) Albert Boswe!l, Pownal;(2ud in both )

Pair ducks, Pekin, batched in 1900-— DW OKeefe, St John; (ist in both,) Seaman Horne, Winsloe; (2ad in hothb.)

Pair ducks, any other variety, batched in 1900—Albert Boswe!!, Pownal, (let in both), Mra Jon A Ferzuson, Mareb- field; (2ad ia both.

HORTICULTURAL | DEPARMMENT

FRUIT, Summer Apples.

5 Yeilow Transparent—1, George Auld, West Coveheal;2,Mrea James Guard, Southport ; 3, Ricnard Bowman, Royalty.

5 Red A-trakakau—1, Geo Auld, West Coveheed ; 2, L2onard Wood, Mt Herbert; 3, Arthur Johnson, Wolfville, N. 8,

5 Early Harvest—1l John H Gill, York; 2, Russel E White, city.

5 Crmeon Besauty—1, Edwin Crew, Bungay; 2, Richard Bowman, Royalty ; 3 E J Crew, Bungay.

AUTTMN APPLES.

5 Gravenetein—1,A “Starr, Port Wil-

lism, N 8; 2, Arthor Johnson, Wolfviile, NS; 3, H A Stewart, Hemilion.

5 Chenango Strawberryv—1, Arthur Jobn‘o:, Woivilie, NS; 2, J H Gull, York; 3, F L Haezard, City.

5 Autumn Strawb-rry—l, Mre John Rober'son, North River; 2, Edwin Crew, Buogay; 3, W D Coffin, city.

5 Duchess of Oldenburg—Ist E Bayfield,

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Jame GM C 8 MCcUally 4 : Arthur Johneon, Woites at Poni 3.

5 Dutch Codlia u : ertsoa. Tokermar; 2 ne 1, J Rib: ville; 3, A © Star » Pore Win Welt. 5 Manx Codlin-1, p P lee NS. River ; 2,4 M McRe P mnt Vernon: Pra VR Bridge | rench P: ‘0 au D Fergu-oo, Thilves ; 2 E Gant tou; 3, J Robertson, Inkernaa, ” 5 Talmay’s Sweet 1} Atthar Jobasne, Woi'fville 5 2A C Starr, Por Willi bad A E Long, city, ~tg 5 Magog Streak —1 Hees

North River; 2M North River; cee SE

3 Pet ‘80n, MarshGeli. wt 208 Raberigon, 5 Wioter Bough —] Jer

‘ ss . j ri View ; 2 Geo Jones, Pomel ee Johnson, New London. 39, Sohn:

5 Cairns or Red Winter St John Robertson, North Riera rg r 4

Jones, Pownal;3 W Dunetagi

noge, 6 Pomme Grise—lst, E Harrie Pictoy Williame;: 3nd, 4

or Murch isog,

Cairns,

2nd, AC Starr, Port Johnson, Wolfville,

5 Ben Davic—let.F G Roy , ver, Geo 2nd, A C Starr, Port Willams ae Sohueon, Wolfville, ee 5 Baldwin - 1st, A Johoson. 1 ‘ol 2od, AC Starr, Port Will ; &: ~ Harrie, Pic ov. : Yee

5 Ontario apple--Jobn 800, [okey man. fe none

5 Stark — Ist, A C Starr, Port Wii Zod, A Jobnecn, Wolfville; Pl Johnson, New London. ,

5 Bethel - 1s John McIma a Gal'es Pos oe : Sharp, Pring om

5 Maiden’s Blush—A Williams. mee)

Any new Seeding, originated on thie Island, accompanied vy description, star ing grower, Origin, when first growa, seg. son of ripening, aod any fecte proving it ‘o be @ valuable Island specimen—jet Mre James Guard; Southport; 2sd Jobs Duncan, Wheatiey River; 5d W Melns tyre, Brudene!l.

Barrel autuwn applee for commercial purpores, including quality of fruit and method of vackiog—Let A © Starr, Port Williame, N 8; 2o¢ E Garrie, Picton,

City; 20d Edmund Crew, Bungay.

William, NS; 2ud A Johneon, Woltville, | N 8; 3rd W D Coffin, city.

5 Alexander (Emperor)—l, Jas Hurry, | City; j2ud Dj P Irving, Vernon River; 3rd Edward Fraser, Vernon River Bridge.

5 St Lawrence—lset P McN Roberteon, Marshfield; 20d Robt Drake, Cornwali ; 3rd W Howard, South Wiltsire Road.

5 Fall Jeoneting—1st E Bay fied, city ; 2ad Isaac Crosby, Marshfield; 3rd, D Fer-

5 Hawthornden—Ist George Jones, Heory McLeod, Duostaftnage.

5 Peach—lest Mrs John Robertson, North R.ver; 2ad Hector Marchisoa, do ; 3rd A A Scewart, H<muituo.

EARLY AND LATE WINTER.

5 Ribston Pippin—1 Arthur Jobnson, Wolfville, N 8; 2 Edward Harris, Pictou; 33 G Wells, Wallace, N 8S.

6 Blenheim Pippin—1 Arthur C Starr, Port William, NS; 2 Arthur Johnson, Wolfville, N 8; 3 W Csiras,Dunstaffoage. |

5 Northern Spy—1 J G Welle, Wallace, NS;2A A Moore, Pownal; 3 Hector Marchison, North River.

5 King of Tompkins Co—1 Arthur Johnson, Wallace, NS; 2 J G McCallum, Brackley Point; 3 A A Moore, Pownet.

5 Golden Russet--1 Arthur C Starr, Port Willisme; A M McRae, Powaal; 3 Jas Jones, Pownal.

5 RId Greening—1 Edward Harrie. Picico; 2 John Robertson, Inkerman; 3 Hector Murchison, North River.

5 Noupsreil—1 Arthur C Starr, Port Williams, NS; 2 Arthur*Johneon, Wolf- ville, N&;3 JG Wells, Wallace, N 8. Wealthy—1 William McIntyre, Brude- nejl;2 William Francie, Gamble’s Cor nei; 3R E Bagnall, New Glasgow. 5 Belle Fieur (Bishop Pippin)—1 Gso Auld, West Covenead; 2 A M McRae, Pownal; 3 A A Moore, Pownal.

5 Pewaukee—1 D P Irving, Vernon River; 2 Augustus Mason, city, 3 John H

Barrel winter apples for commercial -

§ Haas (Fal! Queen) lst A C Starr; Port | purporee, including quality of fruit and

method of pactiog—lat A C Stair, Pors Williams, N 8; 2o0d, A Johneca ,Wolfriile, Collection, nat less than 10 varieties, 4 and not more thez 5 of each variety—let AC Starr, Port Williame; 2nd A Jobneon, Wolfville; 3rd E Barris, Pictou. [Vontinved on 5th page.]

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guezon, do. ENGLISH Pewnal; 2nd, W D Ceffie, City; 3:d Mre é

Plain or Spiced, 60¢ per gallon.

For keezing the pickel firm and good there is no betser vine gar than thie.

But some prefer the proof at 60c per gal. or White Wine and Cidar at 40c per gal. If so we have them good and strong.

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Peir Geese, Toulouse—Albert Boswell,

Pownal, ('n both, ) -

5 Fameuse—1, A A Moore, Pownalk; 2,

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