PRIZE WINNERS AT TORONTO. 



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collection weeds and weed seeds, common clo- 

 vers and other leguminous crops which are 

 used as cover crops, bottled to show the nitro- 

 g-en-gathering- nodules on the roots, and mount- 

 ed specimens of three of the commonest bees 

 which fertilize the red clover. 



" The object of this exhibit." said Mr. Jarvis, 

 " is to teach the farmer to Icnow the insects and 

 fung'ous diseases which cau?e him endless trou- 

 ble, to show him the work done by each, and by 

 use of the microscopes to arouse a deeper in- 

 terest by showing him the forms described." 

 THE PRIZE WINXE-RS. 



Lack of space prevents the publication of the 

 prize winners in detail. In peaches the prize 

 winners were : Messrs. E. Freel, Niagara-on- 

 the-Lake : Gordon Bunting, St. Catharines ; 

 Robt. Cameron, Homer ; Stanley Prest, Stam- 

 ford; Alex. Glass and A. D. Broderick, St. 

 Catharines. Awards for grapes went to F. G. 

 Stewart, Homer; Lewis Haynes, S. D. Furmin- 

 ger, J. H. Smith and A. D. Broderick, St. Catha- 

 rines; H. P. Secord and Wm. G. Selby, Homer, 

 and iStanley Prest. For grapes grown under 

 glass John Chambers, Toronto, and F. R. Mer- 

 ritt divided the honors. S. D. Furminger, 

 Harry Marshall and G. Bunting had the best 

 quinces. The prizes in the different sections 

 for pears were awarded to Geo. H. Wild and 

 Harry Marshall, Hamilton; "W. M. Robson, 

 Lindsay; Harry Dempsey, Rednerville; S. D. 

 Furminger, A. D. Broderick, J. H. Smith, G. 

 Bunting', C. Riordan and Alex. Glass, St. Catha- 

 rines; Thos. Delworth, Weston, and Robt. Cam- 

 eron, Homer. The prize plums were owned by 



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