The Press., 1895-10-24

| A N6R6JdDlS ana cereal compound; contains all the clements ones system requires. Prepared | by M. s. AVER, of Boston, a Vegetarian for many years. Price, 20 cts. per pound, or by mall 40 | cts. Sample mailed on receipt of 10 cents. Fol | low the directions and you will no other For sale by principal wholesale and retail gro | M. s. AVER, 209 and 2l1 State-st., Boston.
 AMERICAN DoMINIQuEs.--B. S., Upham & Co.,, | 1st on pen and pair of fowls, and chicks. | BLACK JAvAs.-B. s. Upham CO.,, 1st on pen and pair of chicks; special on male and female Geo; E Cooley sd on pen and pair E of Ghicks let | on pair and pen of fowls; 2d on pen and pair of l chicks; special on male and female. GOLDEN WYANDoTTEs-B. $. Upham & Co.,, 1st | on pen and pair of fowls; special on male, pen, and female Geo. E. Cooley, 1st on pair chicks M. P. J. Walker, 1st on pen of chicks; 3d on pair of fowls and chicks. A. L. Kingsbury, North ampton, 2d on pair fowls and chicks. on pen and pair of chicks and pair of fowls.
 WHITE WYANDoTTEs;-B. s. Unpham & Co.,, 1st on pair of fowls; special on male and female. H. |. Hamilton, Ellington, 1st on pair of fowls and pair of chicks; 2d on pair fowls; special on pen.
 BUFF WYANDoTTEs.-s F. Maine, stafford, 1st | on pen and pair of chicks. Harrison Hamilton, 1st on pair of fowls. M P. J. Walker, 2d on pen | and pair of chicks. F. w. Field x Son, 3d on pen | and pair of chicks
 BUFF LEGHoRNs.-Geo. E. Cooley, 1st on pen | and pair of fowls; 2d on pen of chicks; special oa pen and female. N. Wendheiser, 1st on pair of chicks special on male. A. L. Ktngsbury, 2d on pair of fowls Sd on pair Of chicks. | 1st on pair of fowls and chicks. | BRONZE TURKEYs.-Edson M. Walker, MOnsOn, | 1st on pair of fowls; 2d on pair of chicks spec ial on fowls. Geo. D. Shaw, Stafford, 1st on pair | chicks.
 BADEN GEEsE-J. w. Andrews 1st and 2d on pairs of fowls.
 BROWN CHINA-J. W. Andrews, 1st on pair of chicks.
 ALEsBYRY DUCKs-J. w. Andrews, 1st on pair | of chicks and fowls 2d on pair of chicks.
 RoUEN-J. w. Andrews, 1st on pair of fowls and chicks.
 | MUsCovY, WHITE.-J. w. Andrews, 1st on pair | or foWls Colored-1St and 2d on pair of fowls and chicks 3d on pair of chicks. WHITE CREsTED.-J w. Andrews, 1st on pair. WHITE PEKIN.-GeO. E. Cooley, 1St on pair of chicks and fowls. J. w. Andrews, 2d on pair of chicks.
 CHECKERED ANTWERP PIGEoNs.-J w. Wood 1st, 2d and Sd on pairs. Red Checkered-1st, 2d | and 3d on pairs.
 Winners of Pratt's Poultry Food: s. B. Upham A D. G e0T1 Ss1F GSnuo SmS A | Geo. E. Cooley, EdsOn M. Walker FARM PRODUCE.
 F; L. Upham, Union, oats, 1st $1.25; Japanese buCkWheat, 1St, 1.25 red field corn, disc, .25; white beans, disc, .25 white egg turnips, 2d, ;25; potatoes-Eyerett, 1st, s1; Bliss triumph,
 Mrs. D. M. Scranton Union, collection of beans,
 Fred Ladd, Union, Aroostock beans disc, 25. John Buckley, Union, collection of produce,
 E. W. Upham, Union, Hubbard squash, disc, .25; rye, 3d, 25; Holden corn, 1st, 100; white scr1peo beans, 1st, 100; sweet corn, disc, ,25; cttr3n s5 pie pumpkns 9o 2d 25 P0tot2es man, disc.,. .25; new queen, disc, .25 early northern, disc, .25 early bell, disc .25; fill Sd, 50; queen rose, 2d, 50; Pacific slope, 2d. 50; Burpee seedlings, 1st white Belgian carrots, disc, ;25; white egg turnip, 1st, 50; golden tur-
 0mer E. Bradway, Monson, collection of pro- duce, 1st $5; corn, 2d, 5O; corn dent, disc, ,25; disc, .25; field beans, disc, .25. Potatoes White elephant, 1st. 100, polaris, 1st, 100; 50; early Essex 2d, 50; white star, 1st, 100. Onions yellow globe, .25; early red, .25; late rose, .25. Japanese pumpkins, disc .25; squash, disc, .25. BeetS-blOOd turn1p, disc, .25; lenty, disc, .25; sugar, 1st, .50 mangle, 1st 50. Cab bage disc. 5qi mammoth sweet corn. disc, g; beans, disc, 50; tomatoes, disc, .25; carrots, 1st, 1st, 50; carrots disc, .@5.
 1st $1 dual, 1st, 1 rural New York, disc, .25. Cranberry pole bean, disc, .25; white winter c. II. Bradway, Stafford, carrots, disc, 50. $1 1; Kentucky winter beans, .25.
 [. Hanson, Holland, mangle, beets,- 9d, .25
 F. H. Johnson, Monson, pop corn, disc, .@5; wheat, 2d, .50 rye, disc: @5; Coldbrook pota-
 Mrs T. M BeIcRer, 5tafordviIie, Delaware potatoes, disc, .25.
 Geo D. Colburn, Union, potatoes-early rose, 1st. $1; Freeman, 1st, Hampden beauty, 2d, 50. Barley, 1st, 1.25; white BarSlett onions 1st,
 Edson M Walker Monson, corn, disc, 25; buckwheat, Sd, .25 corn dent, disc, ;25.
 k. COlbum. Stafford, corn, disc, .25. rondacks, 1st, S1 :; Canada rose, lst l.; Freeman 2d, 50. CornaKtng Philip, disc, .25; Canada, | c. U. Brooks, Holland, corn-early Canada, disc, .25 red rice pop, disc, .25; white ice pop
 James Wood, Stafford Springs, early sweet corn, disc, .S5 rice pop corn & disc, ;%5 rutaoa- .25 Hubbard squash, disc, 25
 Q. E. Wells, Union, onions, disc, .25.
 Ezra Wetherill, Southbrdge. corn-early Cros- | .25 dent, disc, .25. Hubbard SquaSh disc, 25 cocoa, disc, .a5; california pumPkin' p; sugar e@bbage ef Pgpfas dsc oisS 6eans OeHss dsc '''O
 L. Nj. Reed, Union, turban squash, disc, 50; winter scal9P squash disc c @5 pota59eSM oc rose 1st, $1 Bliss triumph, 2d, 5O. Blood tur- nip beets, disc, 25.
 1st, $1; belle of Vermont, 1st, $1; Essex 1st, $1; fill basket, disc, .25; rural N 1., 2d, 50; black mercer, disc, .25; success, dtsc .25; new Jueen,
 J. c. Upham, Union, red onions, disc, .25; vel low dan onions, 1st, 50; new pink-eye potatoes, 2d, 50; short horn carrots, disc, 25; Longfelow field corn, disc, .25.
 Arthur Upham, MonsOn, pop corn, disc, .@5; squash collection, disc, .25.
 Walker A. Warren, WilIimanttc winter wheat, 2d, 50; rye, disc, 25 corn collection disc, .25.
 F. H. Ballou, Wilmington, allseason cabbage, disc, 50; yellow onions, disc, .25.
 Geo. Towne, Union, potatoes-rural blush, 1st, $1; Burpees great divide, 2d, 50; Vic<s early Canada, disc, .S5; stowelS evergreen, disc, 50. Beans, 10 varieties, disc, 50.
 w. Barber, Union, California pumpkins, 1st,
 Adelbert Agard, Union, blood beets, 1st, 50; rutabaga turntps, 1st 50
 1 Wyles Bradway, Stat1ordville, Potatoes-early fortune, 2d, 50; early northern, disc, 25 col lection, 16 varieties, disc, 50. Ontons-yellow, disc. 25; red Wethersheld, 2d, 25 Six varieties of beets disc, .25; purple top turnip, 1st, 50; speckled cranberry b"ans, 2d, .25 beans, disc, .25; squashes, disc .25; corn collection, disc,
 David Mathews, Union, yellow and white corn, disc, 50,
 Everett Mathews, Union, corn, disc, .25; oats,
 Il, F. Corbin, Union. potatoes-new queen, 1st, $1; Holton's rose, Sd, 50; Delaware, I'd, 50; COrn-Canada, disc, 25; sweet evergreen and monument disc, 50; beans, collection, disc, 30.
 Raymond BarrOwS Union, cabbage, disc, .25.
 k. J. WorthingtOn, West Stafford, mango beet, disc, .25 long orange carrot, lsL, .50 potatoes Hampden chief, 1st, t1; new queen, disc, 50; of Mapleton, 2d, .5O. Hard shell hubbard squash,
 Dwight Warrington, West Stafford, large tur-
 .- Keens, wtlltngton potatoes salyus great hundredfold, 1st $1 harvest king 1st, $1 1; prizetaker, 1st, $l przetaker, 2d, 5O
 Reuben Chapin, Aampden, ,potatoes-Hampden
 Geo B. Pierson, Holland, potatoes-Ohto jun for, 2d, .5O pan American, 2d, 50; early pride, disc., .25. Red Wethersneld onions, 1st, 50:
 G. B. Parker, Holland, rutabaga turntp, disc,
 F. H. Chapman, Holland, stray beauty pota- toes, 3d. .5O.
 H. W. House, Union, snow flake potatoes, 2d, 50; Canada corn, disc, .s5 oats disc .25 French turn1ps disc, .25.
 A. E. House, Union, white puritan potatoes,
 Geo M Brooks, Holland, collection produce,
 s. B. Tint, westford beans collection, disc, .25; corn, disc, .25; silver hull buckWheat' @d, A. D. Charter, Stafford Springs, acorn squash, 1st, 50. ,, ,,
 Wm. J. Aborn, ToIland potatoes-Maggie Mur- l phy 1st, $1 American wonder, disc, ,25. Cher Ty tomatoes disc, .25 army beans, disc, .25 l; sunflower, disc, .25.
 Wm H. Holt, Wilmington, collection of pump kins and squash, disc, 50.
 J. c. Sparks, Wilmington, rye disc, .26; collec- | tion of produce, disc, .50 H. o. Sparks, Wilmington, pumpkins, disc, .25; | drnnrt nd nnI1nntinn nf and