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 Lieut.-Governor of the Province of Quebec. 
 
 has kindly consented to receive an Address and open the 
 
 Exhibition. 
 
 OTHER DISTINGUISHED GUESicJ ARE ALSO 
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 -^IFIRST 4 ANx^UAL f EXHIBITION.!^ 
 
 OI»ElSr TO THE ^W-OIiLID, 
 
 TO HE If ELD ON I'HE 
 
 Association Grounds, in tiie City of Slierbroolte, 
 
 —ON 
 
 Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 
 
 OCTOIJER Oth, 7tli aiKl sfli. 
 
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^lORGANIZATIOH.!^ 
 
 Tirj-: EASTERN TUWN8IIIPS AGHICnr/riRAL ASSOCIATION 
 is an incorpoi ated company under a special charter, with a capital ot 
 f25,()(X). divided into 2,500 shares of $10 each. 
 
 PATRON: 
 
 Hon. John Henky Povk, M.P., 
 
 Ministei' of Agriculture for the Dominion of Canada. 
 
 \^ICE-PATR(J:;S : 
 
 Hon. M. H. Cochkank, 
 R. 
 
 C. C. COLllY, M. P. 
 
 Hon. J. G. Roiikrtsun. 
 W. IlEXKKiiK, Esq. 
 
 S. A. FlSHKK, M. P. 
 
 Vice.- President. 
 A. Mansi'r, 
 
 L)1R1,CT0RS : 
 Rout. N. Hall, M. P., President. R. H. Poi-e, 
 
 J. R. Woodward, C. A. BAir,EY, F. P. Buck, D. 
 
 J. A. CamiiuSd, Jno. Wadlbigji, J as, Lyster, 
 
 H. S. Foster, J. A. Cochrane, S. J. Pomkoy, W. A. Hale, 
 
 W. B. Ives, M. P., A. Stevens, Hon. O. B. Baker, M.P. 
 
 Seci-'jiari/ and Treasurer, - - - - R. H. Tylek. 
 
 STANDING COMMITTEES: 
 Executive—^. R. Woe ,vard, F. P. BtCK, Jas. Lvstek, S. J. Pomkoy, 
 
 .1. A. Camirand. 
 Finance—,] \>i. Lyster, F, P. Buck, J. R. Woouwaho. 
 Prize List—E. II. Poi'e, J. A. Cochrane, W. A. Halk. 
 Building— R. N. Hall, J. R. Woodward, W. B. Ives, C. A. Baii-ey, 
 
 F. P. BrcK, Jas. Lystei'. 
 
 coMMrrrEES of m an a( cement for days of show. 
 
 Thoroughbred Cattlt — C. A. Bailey, Chairman ; Q. Bliss, E. Fitzoerald, 
 
 J. G. Ayer, Col. Taylor, A. L. Pomkoy, W. J. Watts, M.P.P., 
 
 E. Lin USA y. 
 Grade Cattle — S. J. Pomkov, Chairman: S. Burrell, Alton Hodue, 
 
 H. Hitchcock, Jno. EwiNf;, Jr., G. X. Gamsby, Jas. Millar. 
 Horses — F. P. Buck, Chairman ; B. Laharee, J. F. Harvey, J. Shuter, 
 
 N. 'J\ OrssAULT, W. J. Hunt, II. F. Bieuer, John Main. 
 Sheep and Swi7ie — Ja». Lvstek, Chairman ; S. A. McFaddbn, A. \j. Kel- 
 
 LAiM, Jno. Mulvena, Hoist. ^Mitcheli., A. Ames, E. A. Baldavin, 
 
 I. Parnei.l, a. B. Hartwell, Lkvi French. 
 Ponftry — A. Stevens, Chairman ; W. F. James, JM. L. CoNNOLr.Y, ('. J. 
 
 Odell, C. (,'. Kenuick, W. !.. Hall, U.Bonneville. 
 Ayriciiliural Products — J. A. ''amiranu, ('hairman ; Roheut McFadden, 
 
 John WAOLEiiiu, Tiios. Imckv, A. R. Oliver, J. H. Gi;ndron, 
 
 G. Stevens, T. Chukch ( (suood. 
 Dairy jProdacifs— Jno.Waulkkjh, r'hiiirman : W. U. Green, Jas. Millar, 
 
 R. !,. Harvev', S. a. I'lsHEii, 'I. A. Pierce, B. F. Knight, L. Bu(;k. 
 Arts and Manufactures — W. A. Hale, Chairman ; Jas. S. Mitche/.l, 
 
 !■". CoDEKii, Waltkr Blue, Z. P. Cormier, <'. H. Fletcher, J). M( 
 
 mavamv, < APT. F. Bennetts. 
 
 horticulture — D. A. Mansur, Chairman ; L. ( 
 W. Murray, J. A. Akchamhault, W. 
 Col. Kin(!. 
 
 Amusements — T. J. Tick, Col. Iaicke, H. < 
 Fa I? WELL, L. E. Pannetjn. 
 
 VETERINARY SUH( f FON 
 j)i.'. J. Barton. 
 
 BELAN<iER, J. J. DOKERTY, 
 
 E. Jones, S. (.'. Stevenson, 
 Wilson, H;. C. Hale, Wm. 
 
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 General Rules and Reo^ulations. 
 
 I )n Saturday, 3rd < )ct., and Monday 5th ( )ot., the grounds and build- 
 ings will be open to Exhibitors and their assistants only, from S a. m. 
 till 6 p.m. These are preparation days and all exhibits must be in their 
 place and ready for exhibition by 8 a.m. on Tuesday 6th October. 
 
 The Exhibition will be open to the public on Tuesday, fith October, 
 at 8 a.m., and will continue open each day from 8 a,m. till 6 p.m., 
 on Thursday. Xo removals will under any circumstances be allowed 
 until after the close of the Exliibition, except in the case of live stock, 
 which may be removed after ."> p.m. on Thursday. 
 
 The formal opening will take place at- 2 p.m on Tuesday, 6th 
 (October. \ large number of s])ocial attractions in addition to the 
 regular Exhibition, will be provitled for the enjoyment of v-sitors; 
 of which due notice will be given. 
 
 A first class band of music will be in attendance each day. 
 
 Intending Exhibitors an 1 visitors are particularly requested to read 
 carefully ami consider the following rules and regulations governing the 
 Exhibition, which will in all cases be strictly enforced. 
 
 A catalogue of the exhibits of live stock will be published if practi- 
 cable. Exhibitors will please make their entries as early as possible in 
 order to facilitate its publication. 
 
 ADMISSION TO THE GRlJUNDS. 
 
 The price of admission for adults or two children under 12 years, 
 will be 25 cents each time of entering. One child under 12, 15 cents. 
 Each pe.'son must be provided with the proper change before entering. 
 For a carriage, 25 cents, and each person in carriage 25 cents. ' 
 
 Necessary attendants upon stock and machinery will be furnished 
 with special passes by applying at the Secretary's office on the grounds. 
 These passes will l»ear the name of person to whom it is issued, and it 
 presented by any other person will be forfeited. They will admit the 
 holder once each day. 
 
 No attendant's tickets will be issued to any exhibitor whose entrance 
 
 fee amounts to less than one dollar, 1 ut .such exhibitor will purchase* an 
 
 " exhibitor's " ticket. One exhibitor's ticket, admitting an exhibitor 
 
 once each day, and [)ositively not transferable, may be purchased 
 
 at the Secretary's othce on the grounds for 50 cents. 
 
 Exhibitors (who are members of Local Societies who have made 
 arrangements with the .Association,) will receive free, a special pass by 
 applying at the cretary's oflico on thf grounds. These passes \yill 
 
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 bear the name of tli(,> iHM-son to whom issuod, and aiv positively not 
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 Judgos iind memlH".r.s of tli(! press willhe furnislicd with tickets 
 and oadge?, tlie hitter J)eing intended only as a means of sliowing their 
 official connection with the Exhibition, and not for the purpose of 
 securing admittance upon the grounds. 
 
 Th,- entry tickets upon the animals or articles will admit the person 
 bringing them to the Show Grounds for exhibition, along with such ani- 
 mals or articles, without the use of any other ticket. Afterward.^ mcJi 
 parties mint he provided ivith proper passes as above or they will have 
 to pay the reyular admission fees. 
 
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 EX'PKIES. 
 
 All entries must be on printed forms, which may be obtained free 
 ot charge by applying to the Secretary. These forms are to be filled up 
 an.l signed by the exhibitor and sent to the Secretary at Sh( rbrookc on 
 or before Fi^iday 2.5th for live stock, and for other exliibits on 
 or before WEDNESDAY, 30t,. SEPTEM15ER. Post entries will be 
 received up to Saturday, 3id October, on which 25 cents extn, will be 
 charged for each entry. But post entries of live stock will not have 
 the benefit of tlie catalogue, if published. The entrance fee nmst in 
 all cases be forwarded with the entry. No entry will be accepted un- 
 less this IS done. Fees should be sent by money order or in Bills in 
 Registered Letters. 
 
 Entries of Live Stock and Poultry, must in ^-ery instance be made 
 m the name of the bona fide owner, and unless this rule be observed 
 no premium will be awarded, or if awarded will be withheld. Any per- 
 son exhibiting any animal or bird of which he is not the bona fide 
 owner, will be precluded from exhibiting in future. 
 
 Other classes must be made in name of producers or manufacturers 
 or their <luly authorized agents. Agents will be required, if so desired 
 to produce this authority in writing. 
 
 On the entry of each animal or article, a card will be furnished the 
 exhibitor, specifying the class, the section, and the number of the entry 
 which card must remain attached to the animal or article during the 
 Exhibition. 
 
 In all cases the right is reserved to reject entirely or accept con- 
 ditionally any entry or application. 
 
 As horses possessing no merit whatever and not worthy of exhi- 
 bition, are in some cases entered merely to secure stabling, the Directors, 
 when any case of this sort is reported to them, will at once order the 
 animals .so entered, out of the grounds and the entry money paid for 
 such an'uials shall be forfeited. 
 
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 The (;liarg(^s ibr exhibition will bo by feos and ohaigos for .si)uce 
 which hfus been fixed at the lowest possible Hgure, as follows : ' 
 
 Horses, entrance free *). 00. single stalls. 
 
 Ploraes, entrance free j .50, double stalls. 
 
 Cattle, entrance Iree 50 per head for stalls. 
 
 i^hoo.T), « " 2o « (t 
 
 i'igs, " " 25 « . » 
 
 ^""'^••y 25 each entry. 
 
 Agricultural Implements ].00^ 10 entries or under. 
 
 J. 50, over 10 entries. 
 
 Agrlctdtural ajid Iforticultural Products, .00, 5 entries or under. 
 
 '■ " " 5 to JO entries, .f I. (X). 
 
 ^ " " '■ 1-50, over 10 entries. 
 
 Dauy Products 25 each entry. 
 
 All other Classes 05 " " 
 
 SPACE CHAlKiES. 
 
 All Exhibitors in the Main Building are allowed five feet frontage 
 if required by the depth of the table or stand, free of charge. All 
 space over this will be charged at rate of three cents per superficial 
 foot.- Special arrangements for space may be made by applying to the 
 Secretary-Treasurer. Exhibitors are expected to provi<le and put up 
 their own shelving, A'C. 
 
 PKEPARATOKY WORK. 
 
 On and after 30th September, exhibitors, their agents and work- 
 men will be admitted to the grounds and buildings for the purpose of 
 makmg preparatory structures, or getting machinery into position. 
 DELIVERY OF ARTICLES AND OHAlWUi OF SAME WHILE ON 
 
 EXHIBriTON. 
 
 All exhibits must be on the grounds not later than 9 a.m. on Tues- 
 day, 6th October. All boxes, wrappings and other packing material, 
 must be cleared away by the exhil)itors and everything be in proper order 
 by 9 ocloci.-, (;th October. Exhibitors must provide for the delivery of 
 then- articles upon the Exhibition Giounds. The Association cannot, in 
 any case, make provision for their transportation, or be subjected to anv 
 expense therefor either on their delivery at or return from the grounds 
 Exhibitors, on arriving with their articles, will apply at the Secretary's 
 office, when they will be informed where the articles are to be placed 
 
 Exhibitors, will at all times, give the neoossary personal attention 
 to whatsoever they may have on .exhibition, and at the close take entire 
 charge of the same. 
 
 The.ludgesduties will commence at lOa.m. on Tuesday, fith October, 
 and articles not then placed will be place.l over. Exhibit. ms will there- 
 fore gnvcni themselves actonlindv. 
 
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6 
 
 Thouj;li tlio Association will take all rciisoiiiihlo procautions to 
 fiiMui-ci tho safety of all exhibits .sent to the Exhiliition. yet 
 they wish it to ho distiiietiy uiulet'stood, tluit the owiieis them- 
 selves nust take the risk of exhil>itiiig them'; and that should 
 any exhibits he accidentally injured, lost or stolen, the Association will 
 give all the assistance in their power towards the recovery of the same, 
 lint will not make ani/ pai/men/ for tiie value thereof. 
 
 .LIVE STOCK. 
 <iood buildings are provided upon the ijrounds for all bive Stock. 
 Str. w for bedding, and water will be provided for horses, cattle, sheep 
 and pigs, nithont charge, from Mon<lay, Ath October, to Thursday, Sth 
 October, so that the stock may be taken to the grounds immediately on 
 their arrival. Hay and grain will be for sale on the grounds at lowest 
 prices. Exhibitors will please report at once if oinreasonable i)rice3 are 
 exacted. 
 
 The production of any of the animals in the ring may be ordered 
 by the Directors lor review purposes at any time during the Exhibition, 
 ani any exhibitor or attendant refusing to bring such animals into 
 the ring, when so required, shall forfeit any i)remiums which may have 
 been awarded him. 
 
 h' A II. WAYS AND Cl'STOMS. 
 
 Favorable arrangements have been made with all the Railroad Com- 
 panies for the conveyance )f passengers and articles to and from the 
 Exhibition at greatly reduced rates and special excursions from all parts 
 of the Dominion and New England States, will be run during the 
 Exhibition. 
 
 Arrangements have also been made with the Customs Department 
 for the a<hnission of exhibits from the United States free of duty on 
 giving the customary bond. 
 
 PAYMENT OF PRIZES. 
 
 The Secretary-Treasurer wiL be prepared to commence paying the 
 premiums at I office on the grounds for all classes of exhibits, on 
 Thursday, 8tli October, at I p.m. 
 
 Parties who may have prizes awarded are re((uested to apply for 
 them before leaving Sherbroike, or leave a written order with some per- 
 son to receive them, stating the amount and the articles on which prizes 
 are claimed. Premiums not applied for as above, will be forwarded by 
 the Secretary-Treasurer on receipt of proper instructions. 
 
 All persons to whom a prize is awarded must apply to the Secretary- 
 Treasurer of the Association for payment thereof, on or before 31 st day 
 of December, 188."), ov such prize mil be forfeited. 
 
 JFDCES. 
 The Judges will be appointed by the Board of Directors previous to 
 the Exhibition, and will receive a circuiai' informing them of the fact 
 
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 and asking tlieiu to act. No i>ei'son will he uilowed to act as a Jiidgo 
 who is in any way interested in the articles to be exhibited. Judges are 
 requested to report themselves at the Secretary's office on the grounds, 
 presenting their circulai' of appointment, not later than 9 a.m. on Tues- 
 day, 6th October. 
 
 In the absenct! of competition in any section, or if tlie 
 stocks or articles exhibited, be of interior quality, the Judges will 
 award only such premiums as they think the articles deserving of. 
 They will e.xercise their discretion as to whether they will award the 
 first, second, third, or any premium. 
 
 In addition to the stated preu-iums offered foi' exhibits 
 enumerated in the List, the Judges are authorized to award 
 discretionary premiums for sucli exhibits not enumerated, 
 as they may consider worthy, and the Board of Directors will determine 
 the amount of the premium. The Judges may also tlistinguish such 
 animals or articles as they consider deserving of notice, but which have 
 not roc(;ived prizes, by tickets with the woids " Highly Commended,'' 
 or "Commended "' upon them. These tickets will not entitle tae holder 
 to any money payment. 
 
 Each award must he written in a plain, careful manner, on the 
 blank page opposite the number of the entry. 
 
 Any exhibitor lodging a protest must make it in writing and 
 it must be delivered to the Secretary within three hours of the cause of 
 protest; it must plainly state the cause of (!omplaint and must be ac- 
 companied by a deposit of $5.00, which sum will be forfeited 'o the 
 Association if the said protest is not sustained. The Kxecutive Com- 
 mittee will form the " Committee on Protests," and their decision shall 
 be final. 
 
 The Judges are particularly retiuesteil not to leave the grounds un- 
 til they have ascertained from the Secretai'y that there are no protests 
 against the awards in the classes tlniy have judged. 
 
 Any person who shall attemi)t to interfere with the Judges while in 
 the discharge of their duties, or who shall afterwards, on the premises 
 of the Association, use any contemptuous or abusive language to any 
 Judge in consequence of any award made by him, shall forfeit his right 
 to any premiums to which he might otherwise be entitled and shall 1 e 
 oxchuled from exhibiting hereafter. Judges are rcvmested to imme 
 diately report any bieach of this rule. 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS. 
 
 Whei-e space has be >t HAvarded to any exhibitor, the Directors re- 
 serve the right in case an> svoh exhibitor shall fail to make a crc^ditable 
 display, to declare the space allotted to him forfeited. 
 
 .No person shall be permitted in the ring during the time of .judging, 
 
8 
 
 oxcei)t tlirf Judges, the grooms or per.souh in rliargo ol" tlie uninialy, 
 ami the (/'ommittee in charge of t\io, special ilass heiiig juUgeil. 
 
 All prize cards which have been affixed by the .1 udges must be dis- 
 played during the lOxhibition. Any infraction of this rule will incur 
 forfeiture of premiums which have been awardcfl. 
 
 The contractors for the supply of refreshments must lay in their 
 supplies before 8 o'clock a.m., each day, when their carts will be ad- 
 mitted free, after that hour they will be eJiarge<l full admission rates. 
 
 The Directors of the Association have the power, by their Act of In- 
 corporation, to enforce these.rules and to prohibit all kinds of gambling, 
 etc., also to regulate or prevent the huckstering, or trafiicing in fruits, 
 goods, wares, or merchandise, on th(> Exhibition Grounds, and any per- 
 son, who after due notice, of such rules, viulato the same, shall be liable 
 to be removed from the grounds by thv; officers of the Association. 
 
 FIRE AM) POLICE i'ROTECTION. 
 
 The most careful arrangements have been made to guard a;^a,inst 
 fire, and with the precautions taken,^it is believed the danger of such 
 an occurrence is very remote, but exhibitors desiring insurance, must 
 give the matter their personal attention. 
 
 An ample police force will be on duty, day and night, during the 
 Exhibition, but exhibitors are expected to exert'ise constant supervision 
 over their articles on exhil>ition, as the Association will not be respon- 
 sible foi' loss or damage by theft, lire or otherwise. 
 
 A 1 '( 'TlUX SA LKS U1-' < 'ATTJ.E, ETC. 
 
 A sale of all kinds of stock, manutactures, etc., wul be hekl on Fri- 
 day, lOth October at lU a.m., at which the Directors will afford every 
 facility to buyers and sellers. Stock, etc., .not on (exhibition may be 
 brought into the grounds the morning of the sale. 
 
 10 cents admission will be charged at the gate. 
 
 The following scale "of fees will i»e charged to cover auctioneers 
 expenses, (i.)veinincnt duty of I jter cent., paid by purchaser. 
 
 For Horses 50c. per head 
 
 Thoroughbred Cattle aUc. '* •' 
 
 Grade Cattle 25c. " " 
 
 Pigs and vSheep Kk;. '' " 
 
 Other Articles l>,")c. 
 
 Entries to be made at the Seci'etary's office on the grounds not later 
 than Thursday, Sth Octobei', at 4 \).m., and in all cases must be accom 
 panied with the fees. 
 
 lX(iriHIES 
 
 .\s to the exhibition and its ariangements should' be addressed to the 
 Secretary-Treasurer, at Sherbrooke. iJuring the Exhibition, in(|uiries 
 may be ma<U! at the office on the groinids. 
 
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 THE PRESS. 
 Members of the [a-oss aio. cordially invitM.l t<. tlu! JvxhiMtioii. 
 Ample accommodation will bo provided for them, and all neceasary in- 
 formation will bo promptly furnisluMl. Editors are requested to notify 
 the Secretary previous to the p]xhilMtion, of the number of representa- 
 tives they will have on duty, i i oriler that tickets may be forwarded. 
 
 pus:' OFKK.'E, ETC. 
 For the convenience of e.\ libitors and visitors, a post office will be 
 established on the grounds, at wlich mails will be received an 1 dispatch- 
 ed twice daily. Letters should be add/essed, care of tiie Secretary. 
 The grounds are connected with the City of Sherbrooko and other 
 places by Telephone. 
 
 VISITORS. 
 Visitors may be assured of finding on ihe grounds everything 
 necessary to the convenience and comfort of old and young, during the 
 entire day. Ample restaurants managed by experienced caterers and 
 under the supervision of the Directors, will serve meals and refreshments 
 during the hours of exhibition at reasonable rates. No intoxicating 
 liquors will be allowed upon the grounds. A baggage room for 
 the deposit of satchels, cloaks, etc., and in charge of responsible parties; 
 IS conveniently located for the ac(!ommodation of visitors, tor which a 
 small fee will be charged. The hotels of the city, ami)Ie for any occasion, 
 will adhere to their regular ra*es, and the city authorities will co-oper- 
 ate with the Directors of the Association in every practicable manner 
 to ensnre the safety and contribute to the pleasure of visitors. 
 
 A list of the special attractions will be published later. 
 R. N. HALL, i{. H. TYLEE. 
 
 President Sec.-lreas. 
 
 When you have dont with this book, please pans it around among 
 your neighbors. 
 
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 -AT- 
 
 KPREFONTAINE'S 
 
 FANCY AND STAPLE 
 
 Dry Goods Store. 
 
 fe.ee to a_ll. 
 
 GOODS SHOWN FREELY, AND SOLD CHEAPER 
 
 THAN THE CHEAPEST. 
 
 DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY A^^ 
 
 H. PREFONTAINE'S 
 
 Winter's Block, 
 
 Wellington Street, 
 
 SMKMIBMSeiKU. 
 
 4} 
 
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 CATTLE. 
 
 CLASS I.—DTTRIIAMS. 
 
 SK.-. I ^ ,, 
 
 I -Bull calvofl in l^!82, or previous *|:) .«|() *-. 
 
 2 " " im :: 1.^ i„ '^ 
 
 3 " « IHS4 12 s 4 
 
 4 " " J885 10 7 ;; 
 
 .ii Bull of any age ,'" j)ipioniii. 
 
 6 Cow calvod in liS.S I, or previous [r. lo -, 
 
 7 " " i.s«2 ::::; i.^ k, ;-, 
 
 8 Heifer " 188^ 12 8 4 
 
 ■y " ' 1S84 '.['.'.'.'.'.'.':.'.:.[ 12 8 4 
 
 lt» '' " l8So 10 7 3 
 
 i I Be.st lomale of any a^^e Diploma. 
 
 12 Her<l constin^ of 1 hull and 4 females Dii»lonia. 
 
 •CL ASS^2.— 1 [ K HE F< » H 1 )S. 
 
 SKI. ,-■ J 2 ;t 
 
 1 Bull (uilve<l in 1882, or previous $|5 fju $;■) 
 
 2 " " 1883 I;^ 10 5 
 
 3 « " 1884 12 8 4 
 
 4 " " 1885 10 7 ;; 
 
 j Bull of any age Diploma. 
 
 t) Cow calved in 188*, or previous I") |o ;, 
 
 7 '■ " 1882 l.-i 10 :, 
 
 8 Heifer " 1883 1" ,s 4 
 
 '.» " " 1884 12 8 4 
 
 Hi " " 188.) 10 7 •; 
 
 11 Ri^st renialc of any age Diploma. 
 
 12 llerd consisting of I bull and 4 females... Diploma. 
 
 CLASS ;;_ 1>( » LLE D 'A N ( i f S. 
 
 SKC. 1 ._. ;; 
 
 ! Bidl calved in 1882, or inevious Sjij,") ij(|o fr, 
 
 2 " " 1883 1.3 10 r> 
 
 ;; " ■' 1884 12 .s 4 
 
 4 " " 188;-) Ill 7 ^ 
 
 .") Bull of any age Diplonm. 
 
 fi Cow calved in 1881, or i)revious I,") |() '> 
 
 7 " " IS82 15 U) -, 
 
 8 Ueit^r " 1883 12 S 4 
 
 9 " " IS84 12 8 .1 
 
 10 " " 1885 '. 10 7 3 
 
 11 Best femal<' of any age Di(ilom<<. 
 
 12 Herd consisting of I hull ami 4 females Diploma,. 
 
 CLASS 4_A^'h'Sllll!I';S. 
 
 H^■.^:. I i 
 
 1 I'.uU calvnl in 1883, or previoos ' 115 $10 
 
 2 " " 1884 12 8 
 
 3 Bull of any age : Diploma. 
 
 4 (vOw calved in 1882, or previous 15 lo 
 
 5 " " 1883 12 S 
 
 e, " " 1884 10 5 
 
 7 Best lemale of any age Diploma. 
 
 S Herd consjst.ijig of 1 hull and 4 females, any age l>ipionui, 
 
12 
 
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 IMPORTIvK AND DEALER IN 
 European and American Staple and Fancy 
 
 IDJ^-lZr G-OOIDS, 
 
 SMALL WARES AND FANCY GOODS. 
 
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 C. A. E. LEFEBVRE, 
 
 Wellington Street, Sherbrooke, P. Q. 
 
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 St 
 
 Dussault & St. Jean, 
 
 8' '-0^^ 
 
 'iT^ '^4^4- 
 
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 Odell's Block, WcllinKnon Street,' 
 
 -HiC! 
 
 \^jr .K»c». .cmra «»■::■ --a» '- 
 
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 13 
 
 Hbc. 1 •> 
 
 1 Bull calved in 1883, or previous $15 |!10 
 
 2 " " 1HH4 12 8 
 
 3 Bull of any age , Diploma. 
 
 4 t'ow oalvcd in 1882, or previous 15 10 
 
 r. '< " 1883 12 8 
 
 6 <' " 1884 10 5 
 
 7 Best female of any age Diploma. 
 
 8 Herd consisting of 1 null anil 4 females, any age Diploma. 
 
 CLASS 6— HOLSTEINS. 
 
 8l!i'. 1 2 
 
 1 Bull calved in 1883, or provious $15 fiO 
 
 2 '< « 1884 12 8 
 
 3 Bull of any age Diploma. 
 
 4 Cow calved in 1882, or provious 15 10 
 
 5 " '< 1883 12 8 
 
 6 " « 1884 10 5 
 
 7 Best female of any age Diploma. 
 
 8 Herd consisting of 1 bull and 4 females, any age Diploma. 
 
 CLASS 7— OTHER BREEDS OF TIIOROUOIIBRED CATTLE. 
 
 Special prizes to be decided by the Judges and Board of Directors 
 according to extent and quality of exhibits. 
 
 CLASS 8— GRADE CATTLE. 
 
 BBC. I 2 ,{ 
 
 1 Cow calved in 1881, or previous $12 $6 $3 
 
 2 « " 1882 12 f) :i 
 
 .'i " giving milk, 1881, or previous 12 fi 3 
 
 4 " « " Ih82 12 6 :i 
 
 5 Heifer calved in 188.", ,S 4 2 
 
 6 " « 1884 ,s 4 2 
 
 7 " " 1885 ". 5 3 
 
 8 Herd of 4 females over 1 year \ T^'P^O'"* '^"'^ Farmer's Advocate for 
 
 ( one year, presented by pubhsncr. 
 
 9 Pair of steers calve, lin I «S2 12 6 3 
 
 10 " " " 1883 10 5 2 
 
 11 '' " " 1884 8 4 2 
 
 12 " " " I8S5 3 
 
 13 Best steer calved i;; I.SS2 6 3 2 
 
 14 " " IS83 (i 3 2 
 
 15 « » 1884 5 3 2 
 
 16 " " 1885 4 3 
 
 CLASS '.t_ FAT, (»R WOKKIKU CATTLE. 
 
 Src. 1 2 a 
 
 1 Working oxen, any age $15 $7 $3 
 
 2 " '' calved'in 188] I ^2 
 
 3 Fat "teer calved in 1882 H 
 
 4 " Cow " " IS82 .. 
 
 CLASS 10. 
 I Best milking cow of any age or breed ,.. Diploma. 
 
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 14 
 
 WM. MURRAY, 
 
 VVHOLKSALE 
 
 (ir()ccr,Winc ^ Spint 
 
 KINCr STREET. 
 
 SHEKHKOOKl' 
 
 CONSTANTLY ON HAND, 
 
 A complete stock of (iioceiies VViiies 
 
 nrid Luiuorsof the Iwst (|iialities, 
 
 imported dinMt. 
 
 Merchants can at least save tlieii (Veight 
 bv orderiiiji tiieir *i;oods from him. 
 
 p^. '*''■* 
 
 Win J 
 
 1icr AMI 
 
 P Hf J^^ 
 
 iLlift^i*^^ 
 
 p£i 
 
 a s|)e'^ H^y, lu hond or duty |)aid. 
 
 AuguHt 27Vh, 1MS5. 
 
f 
 
 CLASS 11. 
 I Host Lull of liny a>,'u or lm>c«l (i,,|(| lu.ilul. 
 
 CLASS 1:.'. 
 I ht'Ht lH'<>r iiniiiijii, (.stet'.i- or hcMfcr) Cold minlal. 
 
 HULKS l'(H! «'.\'!'l'|.K. 
 
 KntriiMce Irec Stall.H i>{)r, por lu'iul. 
 
 Ill i!.'iikin« (^iitiii'H, j»ivf the uwm^r'.s niini« uiitl uililiosa in full, tlio 
 uge of iiniina! ui'' its i.amr fit' niinndl). 
 
 Full J. '(li^ioi (iiiist u(<iim|uiiiy tlm iipiilicatioii to enter tuittk' for 
 Kxliihition. 
 
 Nouiiinml may compete in morn tliuu one (;lass or section exirjit in 
 •■lasses 10, II, 12, an<l for Herd and Spocial Prizes. 
 
 Hulls must li ivi' a rinj,' in tlieir iiosf or l>e otherwise properiv soenr- 
 ed to prevent accident. 
 
 All animals will l»e shown in the arena or horsi; rinj{. Owiu-rs and 
 attendants must he |>repared to hriiig them out when called for or for- 
 feit claims to any premiums awarded. 
 
 Any p(M'8on or persons showing 'l'horoughl)red Cattle as (iratles 
 will he dis(pialilied, and will not he allowed to com[)ete at any further 
 e.\hil)ition, 
 
 Voimg animals may C(mii>ete, if the exhihitor thinks fit, in older 
 scHtious th.'in to that whicii they properly helong, but the exhibitor 
 must chooHc the section he wi!l comj)ete in when making the entry, and 
 lie ahhll not cliange to any other section afterwards. 
 
 Xot more than one prize in any one section will he given to' any one 
 exhiliitor. 
 
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 2 
 
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 3 
 4 
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 7 
 
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 HORSES. 
 
 CLASS 13— TIIoROUCilBKED IIUKSES. 
 
 I'KDIG.'IKKS TO IK I'liOUUC'KO IN THIS CLASS. 
 
 Stallion, any $10 $G 
 
 Brood mare with foal by her side 10 6 
 
 Two year old filly '. 8 5 
 
 Best mare of any age T>iploma. 
 
 CLASS 14_RUADSTERS. 
 
 1 2 3 
 
 Stallions 4 years old and up $25 $10 |5 
 
 " 3 •• " under 4 12 S 4 
 
 (TJiose two sections to he shown in harness.) 
 
 Stallion of any age Diploma. 
 
 3 years Hllies or ijreldings . 12 8 4 
 
 7 " -v •' :.:.;::..:::.:::::: 10 ? 3 
 
 ' " " " r> 3 2 
 
 Brood mare with foal at her side 25 10 5 
 
 Best foal of 1885 4 2 
 
 Pair matched horses in harness (stallions excluded). 15 10 a 
 
 Sir^gle horse in harness; mare or iieldinir 12 8 4 
 
 Best mare of any age '.\ .'.............,... Diploma. 
 
16 
 
 WALTER BLUE, 
 
 Wholesale Clothing, 
 
 Blue's Block, Wellington Street, 
 
 SHERBROOKE. 
 
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 Sec. 
 1 
 
 CLASS 15_HUNTER.UK SADDLE iJUKSES. 
 
 I 
 
 Saddle Iiorse, mare or gelding $l() 
 
 Hunters over hurdles io 
 
 Saddle horse, mare or gelding, beat leaper 10 
 
 CliASS 16— HOUSES EOR GENERAL PURPOSES. 
 
 6 
 6 
 
 (N.B. A general purpose horse is undei-stood to be a horse that i» 
 statable either for the waggon, carriage, buggy, saddle or plough). 
 
 Skc. 
 1 
 2 
 
 3 
 4 
 5 
 6 
 7 
 8 
 9 
 10 
 
 Skc. 
 I 
 
 2 
 
 •» 
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 4 
 
 .5 
 
 (\ 
 
 I 
 
 8 
 
 9 
 10 
 II 
 
 12 
 
 *10 
 
 Stallion 4 years and over $25 
 
 " 3 " un(ler4 12 
 
 ( I'hese two seetions in harness.) 
 
 •' of any age Diploma. 
 
 3 years (illy or gelding in harness 12 8 
 
 2 " " 10 7 
 
 1 " " 5 3 
 
 Brood ma'-e with foal by her side 25 10 
 
 Foal of 1885 4 2 
 
 Pair of light draught farm horses m waggon 20 10 
 
 Best mare of any age Diploma. 
 
 CLASS 17— HEAVY DRAUCHT HORSES. 
 
 *5 
 4 
 
 4 
 
 3 
 
 1 
 
 StaUion 
 
 it 
 
 u 
 
 '' of any age Diploma. 
 
 3 years filley or gf^lding 12 S 
 
 7 
 
 t years and up $30 
 
 3 12 
 
 2 10 
 
 $15 
 
 8 
 
 7 
 
 I 
 
 .'I 
 
 10 
 
 3 
 10 
 
 4 
 
 3 
 •> 
 
 Brood mare with foal by her si<le 25 
 
 Bestfoal of 1885 '. 4 
 
 Mare and 2 of her colts, property rsi' one owner Diploma. 
 
 .Span of heavy draught horses, mares or geldings, to 
 
 waggon 20 10 5 
 
 Best mare of any age Diploma. 
 
 CLASS l8_SPErrAL. 
 
 Best hewvy draught stallion, any age Gold medal. 
 
 (JLASS 19— SPECIAL. 
 Stallion of any age in classes 13 and 14 in harness... Gold medal. 
 CLASS 20— SPECIAL BY K. -). LATIMER, MONTREAL. 
 
 Pair light draught horses, mares or geldings, weigh- 
 ing under 1,200 lbs., to be shown in waggon and 
 drawing no less than 2,(X)0 tt>s. I. Dairy churn, worth S.fiO. 2. 
 Corn planter, worth $2.00. 
 
 Pair heavy draught horses, mares or geldings, 
 weighing over 1,200 fts., tf> be shown in waggon, 
 and drawing no less than 2,000 lbs. I. Champion Corn Hoe, 
 worth $.10.0^). 2. Magic feed box, worth $3.60. 
 
 f jeneral sty)« a.irl speed of walking to be taken into account, 
 
18 
 
 IS.- 
 
 *1 
 
 STOVES ! STOVES ! STOVES ! 
 
 Two car loads Cooking, Box, Parlor and Double Stoves, 
 to be sold lovver than ever known. Don't make the m-stake 
 ot buying before you get our prices and see our 
 
 — -— — ST O V E S 
 
 HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, &c., 
 
 ^^KTtY CII£JA.r. 
 
 ,,,, , TINWARE. 
 
 inis Ime we manufacture, and can sell (quality considered) 
 at prices that can't be beaten. 
 
 Ready-made Clothing, Boots and 
 
 Shoes, 
 
 Bought very low, an-1 will be sold at retail at ueual whole- 
 sale prices, very low. We buy low. and sell for cash, 
 and can and will sell \tiry cheap. 
 
 See our Goods and Prices, and save 
 
 Money. 
 
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 llllilf t mmMmm, 
 
 lidwanls' HI™ l<. WtilinKlnn Street, 
 
 
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 1 
 
 19 
 OLA SS 2 1 — ( 'OBS .V X D l'( )NI ES. 
 
 SEC. , .J 
 
 1 Pony ] 2 hands and umier, in harness - |;4 $2 
 
 2 Pair of ponies 12 hands and undoi. in harness C> :] 
 
 '■'} (Job 12 to 14 hands, in harness 4 2 
 
 4 Pair of cobs 12 to 14 hands, in harnoss '........ 3 
 
 . CLASS U J— TANDEMS. 
 1 Best tandem, marem or g.! lings, style of turnout and 
 
 style and skill in liandl iiir, to be considered. Diploma. 
 
 lUJLES FOR HORSES. 
 
 Entrance free $j.-,o, for double stalls 
 
 " . ••••• I.OO; " single •' 
 
 In making entries, the breeders name (ii known), the owners 
 name and address in full, tlie name of aninral (if named), and age should- 
 be given. No horse will be allowed to (!ompete in more than one class 
 or section except for special prize classos 18, i'.t. 20. 
 
 Horses must be shown uncovered and in such manner as the Judges 
 may require or allow, and if exhibitors refuse, to submit to the proper 
 requirements of the Judges, tlioir horses will be ruled out. The upper 
 door of stalls must bo loft o])en tVom ',1 ji.m. (o f. p.m., in order that the 
 public may view the animals. 
 
 Not more than one prize m any on<! section will be given to any 
 one exhibitor. 
 
 Exhibitors who may desire to take their horses hoiiie at night, will 
 be allowed to do so on d.-positing .^.l.OO with the Secretary Treasin-er as 
 a guarantee for the return of the animal the next morning. If the horse 
 is not returned bv 10 o'clock the next niornin?, the amount deposited 
 will be forfeited to the Association. 
 
 Skc, 
 
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 2 
 
 3 
 4 
 5 
 6 
 
 7 
 
 Sue, 
 I 
 2 
 3 
 4 
 5 
 f) 
 7 
 
 SHEEP. 
 
 CLASS 23_LEICESTEKS. 
 
 1 2 
 
 Earn 2 shears and up ^^ ^4 
 
 Shearling ram ..,.!.!.!!..!! 5 3 
 
 Ram lamb 4 2 
 
 Two ewes, 2 shearsand up ....'. 5 3 
 
 " shearling owes 5 3 
 
 " ewe lambs 5 3 
 
 .Pen, 1 ram, 2 ewes 2 shears and up, 2 shearling ewes and 
 
 2 ewe lambs Diploma. 
 
 CLASS 24— ALL OTHER LONG WOOL SHEEP. 
 
 1 2 
 
 Ram 2 shears and up |g j4 
 
 Shearling ram * 5 3 
 
 Ram lamb 4 9 
 
 M'wo ewes, 2 shears and up 5 3 
 
 " shearling ewes '".._" f, 3 
 
 " ewe lambs ' 5 3 
 
 Pen, 1 ram, 2 ewes 2 shears and up, 2 shearling ewes and 
 
 2 ewe lambs..,.,,,,......... Diploma. 
 
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 P. OLIVIER, 
 
 — DEALER IN- 
 
 WINES AND LIQUORS, 
 
 WELLINGTON STRKET, SHERBROOKE. 
 
 W.H.WIGGETT&Co. 
 
 FINE yUAMTIHS OF 
 
 
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 in wood and bottles. Also, manufacturers of 
 
 MRAT^B WATERS 
 
 consisting of 
 
 Ging(3r Aie, Plain J^oda, Cream Soda, 
 Lemon Soda, Sarsaparilla, Straw- 
 berry, €'hampagne Cider, 
 Pearine. 
 
 BANK STRKKT, - . . SHERBROOKE 
 
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 f-I.ASS 25_OXFOHI) AND SimoPSHIHK DOWNS. 
 
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 J Ham, 2 shearu and up *jj ^, 
 
 2 Shearling ram 5 -i 
 
 3 Ram lamb '• 4 '., 
 
 4 Two ewes, 2 shears and up 5 ~ 
 
 '> " shearling ewea .."!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 5 •• 
 
 () " ewe lambs 5 '^* 
 
 . Pen, 1 i-am, 2 ewes 2 shears and up, 2 shearling ewes and - 
 
 2 owe lambs Diploma. 
 
 CLASS 26_SOU'l^H l)(»WNS. 
 
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 1 Ham, shears and up ag *^ 
 
 2 Shearling ram rt 3 
 
 3 Ram lamb 'j ,, 
 
 4 Two ewe.s, 2 shears and up .-> .3 
 
 ;"> " shearling ewes 5 3 
 
 " ewe lambs !.....!....!!....!!..! 5 3 
 
 7 Pen, I ram, 2 ewes 2 shears and up, 2 sheariing ewes and 
 
 2 ewe lambs Diploma. 
 
 CLASS 27- FAT SHEEP. 
 
 Sko. 
 
 1 Two fat wethers «k io 
 
 2 " " ewes '^'^^'I^'^''^^''''^^'''''^''''^^''Z t 3 
 
 RULES FOR SHEEP. 
 
 Entrance free 25c. per head for pens. 
 
 m makmg entries, the owners name and address in full and age of 
 animals must be given. ° 
 
 Ewes two shears and over, in all classes, except fat sheep, must 
 have raised lambs the present season. 
 
 fat aher^ *^** ^^^^ ^'^^" '^*^°^ " '" *^"^ ""'®'' '''"^^^ cannot compete as 
 
 If required, exhibitors must make a statutory declaration that the 
 animals are of the ages stated by them. 
 
 Not more than one prize in any one section will be given to anv one 
 oxnibitor. 
 
 PIGS. 
 
 CLASS 28_BERKSHIRES. 
 
 Sue. 
 
 1 Boar, I year and under 2 «y 
 
 2 " underoneyear ij 
 
 3 Sow with litter ■.'. g 
 
 4 Sow under 1 year r 
 
 CLASS 29— POLAND CHINAS. 
 
 .Skc. 
 
 1 Boar, 1 year and under 2 ;■ m 
 
 2 " under 1 year ^ 
 
 3 Sow with litter c 
 
 4 ««,.. .,„,i_„ 1 " 
 
 *» •''•rr Ull'irrr t VC'clI* , .' 
 
 2 
 
 $5 
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 $5 
 
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 FLETCHER THOMPSON, 
 
 Wholesale and Hotail dealer in 
 
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 Groceries and Provisions, 
 
 Teas, Coffees and Spices a specialty. 
 
 FRUIT, FISH, AND OYSTERS 
 
 111 season. 
 
 Morin's Block, sign of the Blue Fish, 
 
 WELLINGTON STREET. SHERHROOKE. 
 
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 CLASS 30- YORKSHIRE AND CHESTER WHITES, AND OTHER 
 
 LARGE BREEDS. 
 
 8kc. 
 
 i Boar, 1 year and under 2 «q «c 
 
 2 " under 1 year 6 S 
 
 3 Sow with litter a I 
 
 4 Sow under 1 year fi '^ 
 
 CLASS 31_.SUFF0LK, AND OTHER SMALL BREEDS. 
 
 1 Boar, I year and under 2 *« *"c 
 
 •2 " under 1 year '^ *5 
 
 3 Sow with litter .......".". g ' 
 
 4 Sow under 1 year a i 
 
 CLASS 32_FAT PIGS. 
 
 1 Heaviest and best pig under 8 months $8 |4 
 
 ^ "^ " " anyage .....'.'..".'.".*.'. 8 4 
 
 , „ ^ CLASS 33. 
 
 1 Best herd of pigs, any age or breed Diploma. 
 
 RULES FOR PIGS. 
 
 Entrance free , 05,, p^r head for pens. 
 
 ihe owners name and address m full, with precise age of animals. 
 1 s atutoSr.r''T- "^^^"^^'^trie.. If required exhibitors must make 
 a statutory declaration that their animals are of the ages stated by them 
 
 feolSns."'"' '"'*'"''' **' '"" *^'^* ""™"'^ "•" ^"^^^«d in their ^mp^^ 
 
 No animal allowed to enter in any section difterent from its use. 
 
 exhibitor™""'*' " """^ ^''""^ '" ""^ °"^ '^''*'''" ^vill be given to any one 
 
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 14 
 15 
 16 
 
 POULTRY. 
 
 CLASS 34— .(In Pairs). 
 
 AsiATic—Brahmas, Light ^1.2') 
 
 do. Dark 1 2-5 
 
 <;'ochin.s, Bufl'. ......!..!.. 1.2') 
 
 vlo. Partridga "' f^.i 
 
 v'o. Black I 9rj 
 
 T>OBKiN(;s_ White [[ |'3'- 
 
 Silver Grev ..." I .'"•") 
 
 Colored .... | •>^) 
 
 H \,Mj?iR(i,s — Silver Sj)angled !•".') 
 
 Golden Spangled | ^25 
 
 Silver i'ftncilled 1.25 
 
 Golden Penciled... 1^5 
 
 Spam,sh— White la. '.Ml, Black ".'.".'.'.' .' |'.25 
 
 White L-.f-^horns ['[[ 1.25 
 
 Bi "iTr 1° ■ '-^^ 
 
 DiacR Leghorns igf) 
 
 75c. 
 
 ir(ini)i'.'ib)e 
 
 Aleiition. 
 
 75 
 
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 75 
 
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 Smith-ElkinsMfgCo., 
 
 MACHINISTS, 
 
 Iran and §xm% ^auttte, 
 
 SHERBROOKE. 
 
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 We are now manutacturing new Home-made Plows, 
 which we j^uarantee to be made of the best material and 
 workmanship, and will replace free of charge any breakage 
 caused from bad material. 
 
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 We are manufacturing several styles of 
 
 Cook, Parlor and Box Stoves, 
 
 the best in the market, and aie prepared to sell them at 
 prices that cannot be beat,. 
 
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 FuENOH—Iioiulans $1,25 75c. 
 
 Polish — White crested Black ],26 75 
 
 Golden 1.25 75 
 
 Silver 1.25 76 
 
 Gamk— Black B. Red 1.25 75 
 
 Brown B. Red i.25 75 
 
 Pile 1.25 75 
 
 Yellow Duokwing 1.25 75 
 
 Silver Dukwings 1.25 75 
 
 Malay 1.25 75 
 
 Amkkk V — Plymouth Rocks 1.25 75 
 
 Wyandotts 1.25 75 
 
 Bantams- Any Variety 1.00 50 
 
 Tui'.KEY.s— Bronze 1.25 75 
 
 White 1.25 75 
 
 Black 1.25 75 
 
 Geiosk— -Embden 1.25 75 
 
 Toulouse 1.25 75 
 
 China 1.25 75 
 
 Any other Variety 1.25 75 
 
 Pea Fowls — Pearl Guinea 1.00 50 
 
 Guinea 1.00 50 
 
 Ducks— Aylesbury 1.25 75 
 
 Rouen 1.25 75 
 
 Pekin 1.25 75 
 
 Muscovy 1.25 75 
 
 Any other Variety 1.25 75 
 
 CLASS 35— CHICKENS, 1885. 
 
 A.si.vTic — Brahmas, Light $1 50c. 
 
 do. Dark 1 50 
 
 Cochins. Buff. 1 50 
 
 do. Partridge 1 50 
 
 do. Black 1 50 
 
 DoiiKiNGS — White 1 50 
 
 Silver Grey 1 50 
 
 Colored 1 50 
 
 HXmbukgs — Silver Spangled 1 50 
 
 Golden Spangled 1 50 
 
 Silver Penciled 1 50 
 
 Golden Penciled 1 50 
 
 Spanish- White Spanish, Black 1 50 
 
 White Legho.-ns 1 50 
 
 Brown Leghorn I 50 
 
 Black Leghorn 1 50 
 
 French — Houdana 1 50 
 
 Polish— White Crested Black 1 50 
 
 Golden 1 50 
 
 Silver 1 50 
 
 Game— Black B. Red 1 50 
 
 Browi B. Red 1 50 
 
 Pile 1 50 
 
 Yellow Duckwing 1 50 
 
 Silver Duckwing 1 50 
 
 , , 3 50 
 
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 27 AMKiiiOAN—l'lyrnouth Kocks f 
 
 -^ Wyundotts 
 
 2'.) BANTAMs—Any Variety 
 
 .'!0 TiMtKEYs— Bronze 
 
 31 White 
 
 32 Back 
 
 33 Gkksk — Embdnn 
 
 'U Toulouse 
 
 ••ii China 
 
 •J5 Any other Variety 
 
 37 Pi;a 1<uwi,.s —Pearl Guinea 
 
 38 Guinea 
 
 3y DvvKH — Ayie.sbuiy 
 
 30 Rouen 
 
 41 Pekin 
 
 42 Muscovy 
 
 43 Any other Variety 
 
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 CLASS 36--PIGEONS (In Pairs). 
 
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 1 Pouters — Black Pied 
 
 2 Blue Pieil 
 
 3 Yellow Pied .... 
 
 4 Red Pied 
 
 5 White or Black 
 
 6 Carriers— Black 
 
 7 Yellow 
 
 8 Blue 
 
 9 Red 
 
 10 Dun 
 
 il Dunn 
 
 12 Fantails — White crested, 
 
 13 White smooth 
 
 14 Black 
 
 15 Red 
 
 16 Blue 
 
 17 Tumblers — Almonds 
 
 18 Bald Head 
 
 19 Mottled 
 
 20 Splashed 
 
 21 Kite 
 
 22 BARBs—White 
 
 23 Black 
 
 ;H Red 
 
 •■!) Yellow 
 
 20 Owls— Silver 
 
 27 Blue 
 
 28 Red 
 
 29 Black 
 
 30 White.....; 
 
 31 TuRBiT.s — Black 
 
 32 Blue 
 
 33 Ited 
 
 .«i 
 
 Head. 
 
 Very highly 
 
 iroMorahle 
 
 1 Coiiiinetided. 
 
 Moiition. 
 
 1 do. 
 
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 36 Ked 
 
 37 White 
 
 38 Y;'llow 
 
 3'.i nine 
 
 4(1 .Maoi'Iios — Black 
 
 41 niu(! 
 
 4-2 Red 
 
 43 Yollow 
 
 44 'I'l;: MiMiTKiJH — Black 
 
 4.j Hliio 
 
 46 Heil 
 
 47 Yellow 
 
 48 Mottled 
 
 49 Ni'NS— Black headed 
 
 50 Blue headed 
 
 51 Redheaded... 
 
 2 Yellow hea<led 
 
 Vevy lii>fhl> 
 
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 BIRDS. 
 
 CLASS .37_CANARIES. 
 
 Very highly Honorable 
 
 Belgium *' Coiiiniended. Mention. 
 
 Scotch liincies I do. do. 
 
 Greece I <lo- '\^- 
 
 Cockatoo I ']o- ^*^- 
 
 Parrot I do- ^o. 
 
 Any other Variety considered worthy . I <iO. do. 
 
 CLASS 38- SPECIAL PRIZES. 
 
 1 For largest and best Collection of Poultry exhibited by _ 
 
 any one Exhibitor ^5. 
 
 2 For "best Breeding Pen of any one Variety 5. 
 
 3 For best Collection of Birds "• 3. 
 
 4 For largest and best Collection of Pigeons 3. 
 
 5 For best Pen of Farmers Poultry 3. 
 
 6 For best Specimen of Dressed Poultry 3, 
 
 7 For best Basket of Fresh Eggs (not less than 3 dozen) . 3. 
 
 RULES. 
 Entrance Fees 25c. for each pair of fowls and pigeons, etc 
 
 lOc. each for coops. Exhibitors may furnish their own coops pro- 
 vided they are neat and serviceable. 
 
 The American Standard of Excellence will be the guide for the 
 .Judges. , ,. n , 
 
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 28 
 
 AGRiCll.TURAL PUODl CTS. 
 
 CLAMS 39_U RAIN, ETC. 
 Hw. 1 a J, 
 
 1 .SpringwliPiit, 4 husheln Manitol)a Fife t:t f2 tl 
 
 2 " " White Htmaian or Ix)Ht Nation 3 2 I 
 
 3 " " any other variety 3 L' I 
 
 4 Barley, 2 rowed 3 •> | 
 
 5 " 6 " "/",".".'.".".'.".".'.". 3 I'. 1 
 
 ft Oatp, white ;{ u ) 
 
 7, " hiack ' n 2 I 
 
 H iUickwheat 2 I 
 
 Kii'ld peas, 2 bushels o I 
 
 10 Marrowfat peas 2 1 
 
 11 White field benns .' 2 I 
 
 12 Indian corn 4 bushels 3 2 I 
 
 13 Bale of hops not less than 100 fts 5 3 2 
 
 14 Timothy seed, 2 bushels 2 I 
 
 15 Clover " " 2 1 
 
 16 Flax " " !!!!!!!!!!]!!!"!!!!!!!!!!!!"".."" 2 1 
 
 17 Cured tobacco leaf, growth of Canada, not less tiiari " 
 
 lOfts 3 2 1 
 
 18 Best collection of grain in the straw I)ij)lo:na. 
 
 CLASS 40 - ROOTS, ETC. . 
 Sac. 12 3 
 
 1 Potatoes, white, 1 bushel.... $3 $2 *l 
 
 2 " red <' 3 2 1 
 
 3 " best collection named Diploma. 
 
 4 Swede turnips, purple top 2 1 .50 
 
 f> " " green " 2 1 .50 
 
 C " " bronze " 2 1 .50 
 
 7 Yellow Aberdeen turnip green top 3 1 JtO 
 
 . 8 " " " purple «< '.'. 2 ] .50 
 
 9 White globe turnip 2 1 .50 
 
 10 Carrots, red 2 1 .50 
 
 11 " white Belgians 2 1 .50 
 
 12 Mangels, long red 2 1 ..50 
 
 1^ " yellow globe 2 1 .50 
 
 14 Sugar beets 2 1 .50 
 
 15 Parsnips 2 1 ..50 
 
 16 Squash, mammoth 2 2 J .60 
 
 17 " summer 2 2 1 .50 
 
 18 " winttir2 ..._' 2 1 .50 
 
 19 Pumpkins 2 I .50 
 
 20 Best collection ..."!......!!!......... ^Diploma. 
 
 RULES FOR !.GRICtJLTURAL PRODUCTS. 
 
 5 entries or under 60c. 
 
 5 to 10 entries $1.00 
 
 Ovfr 10 entries 1..50 
 
 All the grain, seed and agricultural products j udt be the growth 
 of 1>85, excpj)t clover seed, which may be the srrowth of 1884. 
 
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 Tim uiiineH of the diiibi-ent vftiiotieH nf grain, ote., must ho inHorteil 
 hy encih oxliihitor in IiIh lint of fi\iii«>M, 
 
 'I'ho roots must he c«'rtifioil iw of HcM culture hy the oxhihitor, ex- 
 cept potatoes whiflh lire open to nil. 
 
 (Jruin miiHt he shown in dean hftj{H. Vegetahh-s in haHketn op 
 neat hoxen. 
 
 AGiilCt L lUKAL IMrULMElVTS, ETC. 
 
 CLASS 41. 
 
 Hkc. 
 
 1 Steam thresher and separator 
 
 2 1 horne power thresher and separator 
 
 ',i 2 " " <t 11 
 
 4 Circular gaw for horsepower 
 
 T) J)rag " <' 
 
 () Self hinder and reaper with cord....;... 
 
 7 " " " '< wire ... 
 
 H " gatherer and hinder without reaper 
 
 y Single reaping machine 
 
 10 " mowing " 
 
 1 1 Combined mower and reaper 
 
 12 Sulkey horse rake • 
 
 13 Ilay loader 
 
 14 irorse pitchfork and tackle 
 
 I *» Fan n i n g m i 1 1 s 
 
 16 Straw cutter, power 
 
 IT " " hand .......................] 
 
 18 Root " power 
 
 iy " " liand .V "..'.".".v.". 
 
 20 " " combined power and hand 
 
 21 Iron Plough 
 
 22 Wrought iron beam plough 
 
 '2'i Cast iron beam plough 
 
 2 4 Subsoi 1 plough 
 
 25 Double mould plough '. 
 
 20 Oang plough ; .- 
 
 27 Double furrow plough 
 
 2H Side hill plough 
 
 29 One horse plough 
 
 30 Horse cultivator, iron ... 
 
 31 " " wood '.' ".'...',"".' 
 
 32 Pair of iro.. narrows , 
 
 33 " wood " * 
 
 34 Metal roller 
 
 35 Wood " !'!'!. !!iy.!l!!!!!!l!l!!!!!!!! 
 
 3r) Grain drill 
 
 37 Broadcast seeder 
 
 35 Horse seed drill, "for roots 
 
 39 Hand " " " ]_'__[ ;.';" 
 
 40 Manure drill 
 
 41 Orass seed sowev 
 
 drt 
 
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 30 
 
 42 Potato digger 
 
 43 Grain crusher 
 
 44 Hand force piunpa 
 
 4') Cistorn pumps, wood 
 
 46 " " iron 
 
 47 Deep well pumps 
 
 48 Windmills 
 
 49 Sot of draining tools 
 
 50 ^ dozen spades 
 
 51 ,| '■ shovels 
 
 52 ,J " steel Ik. s 
 
 53 .\ " grain scoops 
 
 54 I " MiHUure forks 
 
 55 \ " scythe snaitlis 
 
 56 ^ " grain;raiUe 
 
 57 ^ " grass scythe 
 
 58 I " cradle " 
 
 59 ^ " hay forks 
 
 60 ^ " hay rakes* 
 
 61 ^ " grain forks, wood J 
 
 62 Bull rake 
 
 63 ^ dozen axe handles 
 
 64 Ox yoke and bows 
 
 65 Farm gate 
 
 66 Extras 
 
 RULES. 
 
 10 entries or under , • ^i'ca 
 
 Over 10 entries ^'^ 
 
 Implements must be labelled with name of machine, etc., and re- 
 tail price, and they are required to be the same in construction and tin- 
 ish as those sold to the farmers. 
 
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 DAIJdY PRODUCTS AND UTENSILS, 
 
 CLASS 42_CHEESE AND BUTTER. 
 
 SBC 12 8 
 
 1 ' Cheese, best 3, factory, not le> 8 than 40 as flO f5 $3 
 
 2 Best 3 dairy, not lees than 8 fts *5 3 
 
 3 Butter, best 3 firkins of creamery, not less than 
 
 40ft3.each ^ I n 
 
 4 " best firkins of dairy, not less than 40 fts 5 3 2 
 
 5 " dairy, not less than 10 fes. in prints or rolls. 4 2 1 
 8 " best 10 lbs. crocks ^ , . u * 
 
 No. 6 is a special prize from R. J. Latimer, Esq., Montreal, the but- 
 ter to be his at market price. 
 
 CLASS 43 -SUGAR, HONEY, ETC. 
 
 Skc 12 3 
 
 r Maple sugar, 25 ft tub f3 *2 $1 
 
 2 " " 5ft. cakes, not less than 6 3 2 1 
 
 3 " syrup, 1885, 1 gallon to be shown in clear jars. 3 2 I 
 
 4 Honey in the comb, not less than 10 fts 3 2 1 
 
 5' « extracted, 1 gallon in clear jars 3 2 1 
 
 6 Beeswax, not irss than lOib • u ~ - 
 
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 CLASS 44_UTENSILS, ETC. 
 
 1 Butter tubs, best assortment for shipping purposes, not 
 
 less than 6 Diploma. 
 
 2 Clieese boxes, best for shipping purposes, not less than 6. " 
 
 3 " press and hoops complete " 
 
 4 Best churn '...., 
 
 5 Best collection of utensils for the manufacture of cheesft. 
 
 6 " '•' " " " butter. 
 
 7 Cheese test^^r 
 
 8 Butter tester 
 
 9 Best sugar evaporator ; 
 
 10 " assortment ol sugar utensils and tools 
 
 11 Wax extractor 
 
 12 Honey " 
 
 13 Bee hive 
 
 14 Best display of apiarian supplies,.... 
 
 15 Sack Dairy salt, not less than 25 fes " 
 
 RULES FOR DAIRY PRODUCT. 
 Entrance fee 25c. 
 
 A written declaration will be required from each prize taker, that 
 the cheeses shown were made in the factory named. The same rule 
 applies to creamery butter. 
 
 All entries to be placed on the bench at 9 o'clock, on the first day 
 of Ex'iiibition. In judging both butter and cheese, the Judges shall 
 adopt a standard o? excellence as follows : 
 
 Butter. Cheese. 
 
 Flavor 10 10 
 
 Keeping properties 10 10 
 
 Texture 10 10 
 
 Color 10 10 
 
 Make and salting 10 10 
 
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 CLASS 45_GARDEN VEGETABLE. 
 
 DKSOKII'TIDN 
 
 Beans, French i 
 
 Beets, best Table 
 
 Cauliflowers, ;i heads 
 
 Cabbage, summer, 3 heads... 
 
 " winter, 3 heads 
 
 '' collection, not less than 4 kinds named, three 
 
 each 
 
 Carrots, half long itump 
 
 " Inter 
 
 " Long red 
 
 Celery, dwarf, red or nhite 
 
 " giant, " 
 
 Cucumbers, 6 ,.,. , 
 
 13 Corn, sweet, early sugar, 12 ears 
 
 14 " " late " " 
 
 15 Onions, red, 12 
 
 16 " yellow, 12 
 
 17 " white, 12 
 
 J8 Tomatoes, Canada Victor 
 
 7 
 
 8 
 
 9 
 
 10 
 
 11 
 
 12 
 
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 25 
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 27 
 28 
 
 Trophy 1 
 
 Acme 1 
 
 Turnips, garden, best table, 12 
 Vegetable Marrow, 2. 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 Artichokes, 1 peck 1 
 
 Sweet, and pot herbs I 
 
 Melons, best collection 1 
 
 Squash, summer 1 
 
 " winter 1 
 
 Best collections 2 
 
 .50 
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 12 
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 15 
 
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 CLASS 46_CAR1{IAGES, SLEIGHS AND PARTS THEREOF 
 
 1 
 
 Two horse farm waggon 14 
 
 Scotch cart ;....• 3 
 
 Open bu ggy 4 
 
 Covered buggy 4 
 
 Express waggon 4 
 
 Two horse larmer's sleigh 4 
 
 One " " " 3 
 
 Single driving sleigh 4 
 
 Best and largest display of waggons, etc 
 
 Assortment of best stufi for carriuge.s 
 
 " sleighs..^ 
 
 " spokes and hubs 
 
 Set df carriage wheels, unpainted 
 
 " " springs 
 
 Set of axles 
 
 Extras 
 
 
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 CLASS 47— HOME MANUFACTURES. 
 
 10 yards of home-made flannel. 
 10 yards of full cloth 
 
 .$2 $1 
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 Pair of blankets, hand spun yarn 2 
 
 Horse blanket, hand spun yarn 2 
 
 2 pair hand-made stockings 
 
 2 pair band made Mitts , 
 
 Hand-made patchwork quilt, cotton 
 
 " . " " cloth 
 
 " " " silk 
 
 R ag c ar p e t 
 
 FRUIT. 
 
 CLASS 48_APPLES AND GRAPES. 
 
 Best Collections from any county named .$ 10 
 
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 collection of crabapplfs 2 
 
 50 Duchess apple.s ..',.,... ] 
 
 50 P'arneuse apples 1 
 
 50 St. LavvreiKre \ 1 
 
 50 Emperor Alexander | 
 
 50 Baldwins 1 
 
 collection grapes' hot house..!!!.....". .!."..."!!] ' 2 
 
 collection grapes, out doors !!'...!!!!.!!! o 
 
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 MISCELLAN:eoUS MANUFACTURES. 
 
 CLASS 49 
 
 1 TT • ,.r J^^^ EXHIBlTiOiN ONLY. 
 
 1 iiingmesand Machinery 
 
 2 Boats and Canoes , 
 
 3 Stoves, Ranges, and Grates 
 
 4 Castings and flollowware 
 
 5 Hardware 
 
 <) Metal Work !.'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
 
 7 House Furni.>»hing ' 
 
 8 Confectionery 
 
 9 Leather Work /[/[ 
 
 10 Furniture !!!!!!!!!! 
 
 1 1 Book Binding ..!!!!.!...!.!...!. 
 
 12 Safes and Scales ..!!!!! 
 
 13 Cas and Kerosene fixtures...! 
 
 14 Tents, Carpets, Mats 
 
 I') Woollen (Joods '[ 
 
 K) Knitted Wool Goods,. 
 
 17 Cotton Goods ...!!!!!!! 
 
 \X Cotton Print Goods ! ! ! 
 
 !'.» Boots, Shoes, etc !..!..! !. 
 
 20 Harness-, Saddlery, Trunkmake'is'VvoVk 
 
 2 Lngme Ho.se, Belting and Jiubber Goods 
 
 J2 Hr 00ms 
 
 23 Biscuits !....... 
 
 24 Cigars • 
 
 25 < orsets 
 
 Exliibitions in th^Hoi se King. 
 
 ENTR.es to CL« 'SE on 25th SEPTEMBER 
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 ;eru.f.iowiLgpri^:;x<isi^t:S;^ 
 
 TUESDAY fith 0i;TOBER, AT 2 P. M. 
 
 CLASS 50_NO. I_|!50.(K). 
 
 For pairs of Mares or Geldings, 16 hands and over- stvle sno. 1 1 
 
 value to be considered. Twice rot.nd the horse r nl' to « "'"' 
 
 »^^hmg .-ot less than ,.,U lbs., be.t thro, in ^vl^E^^fl^nrSn'o 
 
 1st, $3.5.00: 2n.|,$lo.U0. 
 
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 NO. 2- $50.00. 
 
 For gentlemen's Kotul Horse, Mare or Gelding, that hfvs been use;l ex- 
 clusively for that purpose for at least two mouths previou.-j to the 
 1 0th October, 1885. Twice round the ring, best three m Kve. 
 
 • Entrance $5.00 1st, $35.00 ; 2r.a, $15.00. 
 
 WEDNESDAY, 7th OCTOBER. 
 NO. 3- $50,00. 
 For pair of ^^oadsters, Mares or Geldings under 10 hands, style, sp.-e I 
 and value to be considered. Twice round the rinu', to skeleton wag 
 c»on. Best three in five. Entrance, $5.0U...lst,$:i5.00 ; "ind, !:? I o.OO. 
 
 NO. 4— $50.00. 
 Running, open to all horses. Twice roun.l the ring, be^t tvo in three : 
 any horses not winning one heat in two, to be ineligible for further 
 competition. Weights for age. Ri.lers to appe^ar in .lO^'^Z^m 
 tume. Entrance $5.00 1st, $3.).0O; 2nd, $1.j.0(>. 
 
 THURSDAY, 8th OCTOBER, 2 P. M. 
 NO. ,5— $50.00. 
 For Stallions, open to all stallions in harness, that have covered at 
 least ten mares during the season of 18^^5. Twice round t le ring : 
 best three in five. Entrance, $5.00 lst,$3o.OO; 2nd, !5>lo.OO. 
 
 NO. 0,— $50.00. HURDLE RACE. 
 (Jpen to all horses. Twice round the ring, over four hurdles three feet 
 high. Light welter weights. Riders to appear in jockey costume. 
 Entrance $5.00 l«t, $35.00; 2nd, $15.00. 
 
 NO. 7, $30.00— FARMERS' RACE. 
 
 Driving horses. The property of e.xhibitors, solely engaged in farming, 
 
 and to be driven by farmers or sons of farmers, engaged in tanning. 
 
 Twice round horse ring to waggon not less than 250 lbs. Best three 
 
 in five. Entrance $3.00 Ist, $20.00; 2nd, $10.(X). 
 
 RULES. 
 Entries must be made to the Secretary-Treasurer, at Sherbrooke, 
 not later than 25th September, 1885. 
 
 The entrance fee must in every case accompany the entry, or it will 
 
 not bo accepted. ^ , < ■ ^ x> 
 
 Post entries will be allowed upon payment of double entrance tee. 
 
 Fifty per cent, only will be paid for a walk over. 
 
 In the event of a greater number of horses entering than can be 
 satisfactorily started at the same time it shall be competent for tne 
 judges to arrange them as they see fit. , • , . i 
 
 Parties showing in single class can match horses to show in double 
 
 The directors reserve the right to postpone any or all of the above 
 ( ontests in case of bad weather. 
 
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 sipegij^l :pR;Zz:es. 
 
 special Prizes from Hon. L. R. Masson, Lieut.- 
 Governor Piovince of Quebec. 
 
 CLASS 51. 
 
 1 Fop the best Herd of Thoroughbred Cattle, any breed, 
 
 consisting of 1 Bull and 4 Females, over one year 
 
 old, owned by one exhibitor " Gold Medal. 
 
 2 For the best Herd of Grrade Heifers, consisting of one 
 
 3 years old, one 2 years old, one 1 year old, one calf. Silver Medal. 
 
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 Special Prizes from Hon. M. H. Cochrane. 
 
 CLASS 52. 
 
 1 Best pair of Grade Hereford Heifeis, calved in 1884 or previ- 
 
 ously, got bv registi.-red bulls $25 00 
 
 2 Best pairs of Grade Aberdeen Angus Heifers, calved in 1884 or 
 
 previously, got by registered bulls |25 0() 
 
 3 Best herd of Grade Shot'thorns, 4 females, calved in 1884 or 
 
 previously, got by registered bulls, with pure-bred 
 Shorthorn Bull at head $50 00 
 
 Special from Merchant's Bank of Canada. 
 
 CLASS 53. 
 For best Herd of Grade Cows, 4 females, calved in 1884 or previ- 
 ously $20 00 
 
 Special Prizes fi'om Brit. Amer. Land Co'y. 
 
 CLASS 54. 
 
 1 For best 6 pairs Oxen, from any one town or county $oO 00 
 
 2 For best 6 pairs Horses over 1 ,200 fts., from any one town or 
 
 county $30 00 
 
 3 For best pen of Sheep, any breed, consisting of one Ram, two 
 
 Ewes and two Ewe Lambs $10 00 
 
 4 For best Pen of Pigs, any breed, consisting of one Boar and one 
 
 Sow, any age, and two Sows under 1 year $10 00 
 
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 Special Prize from J. L. Cote. 
 
 CLASS 55. 
 For best Brood Mare, with foal at her side, roadster class Silver Cup, 
 
 Special Prizes offered by the Quebec Central 
 Railway Company. 
 
 CLASS 56. 
 
 1 I'^or the Fastest Walking Carnage or Saddle Horse t'^) $5 
 
 2 For the Fastest Walking Pair of Heavy Draught Horses 20 5 
 
 Special Prizes from Association. 
 
 CLASS 57, PIGS—SWEEPSTAKES, ANY AGE OR BREED. 
 
 1 Best Boar $]U $5 
 
 2 BestSow 10 5 
 
 CLASS 58_DRAF'r OXEN. 
 1 Trial of Draft Oxen and Steers in arena .....$I0 00 
 
 ^ G. H. PRESBY, 
 
 ^^PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST^ 
 
 Studio, Twose's Block, Wellington St., Sherbrooke. 
 
 Photographs second to none in the Province. All photographs 
 t-aken by the instantaneous process. Photographs enlarged to any si/e 
 and finished in Oil, India Ink or Water Colors at my rooms. Salisfac- 
 tion guaranteed. Don't forget the place. Give me a call vfhen you 
 oome to Sherbrooke. 
 
 G. H. PRESBY, Artist.