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11 of this
~eek and
although
our bays
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itis hat.
,his place
that any
l°ael hilts,
R Vain. of .Was* Calripatrtick W4t2s 7447 his family, rveeising from theca the
HAM kind treatment as if he wool a ne
of themselves, until death retioved
bile, iiia long illness!. was borne with
fortitude aua resignation to the will
of Heaven,. His fattier, and mother
arrived here about three weeks ego
from Denver, (lolorato, and retrained
at the bedaide of their dying son until
the last. His brother. and his sister,
,fors. llewingway, of Saginaw, Mich ,
and his uncle and aunt, Mr. and' Mrs.
Rush, of Plattsville, Ont, were .also
at the funeral Last Tuesday, and fol
lowed the remains to the place of in-
terrnent in the Parkhill cemetery.
'>roddar, •
Prof,. F.'p'. Ladd, in a'lengthy dig.
cession of this question in the Rata.
Woo Yorker, givusg remits of expert.
ir4ents at the Geneva station,fiulls the:
good silage from mature corals a murk
*nonethical food .than dry core. He
sooncludea as follows
WVould 1 reoommeudfartgersto build
wiles
To those fartnel s who have learned
to ware well far the comfort of thou
aniu►ala, and who furnish them with
Warm quarters, I would say, "Build a
13110," To the others I must say,
"When in the line of progress you
have developed lip to the proper stage,
a silo will be essential ; until theu to
use one will be time anti money thtowis
away. Better let it alone until you
"Ave mustered what goes before it.
" Most assuredly silageetfect the milk
and I am not acquainted with. a. single
animal hfoodes o
an ;� at do n nine
t to 4 ex-
tent, modify the quality of the milk.
'Cornmeal affects the quality and ilavo1
of the milk differently front linseed
+•.a meal; carrots differently from onions;
'green grass trout fitly; and silage from
eiover. Would you expect to secure a
fine quality of milk when your cows
receive no ocher food than straw,weedt
'ant' garlic ? Poor silage will make
poor milk; bac good silage judiciously
fed with other proper fuods will,, or.
should, give hulk of superior quality ;
Within! certain limits the character of
tbe products of every animal will be.
dependent upon and be modified by
the character of the food fed to that
animal. There are a few pointe that
we may briefly summarize utzdt•r the
heading
DO let T.
Do not build. a siio until you are
sure yea know its true place and ,pur-
poke
Do not build a silo until you know
how to feed and care properly for
your animals under the new spited)
,of agriculture.
Do not neglect to build a silo when
you have learned its true place in fano
"esunonly.
Do not build a silo the walls of
which are not perfectly tight.
Do not sow corn broadcast fur any
purpose, either asa forage erop or for
- silage.
Do not plant A cornthat will not
nature a good crop of ears in an ordi-
nary season..
Do not cut year corn for'`ahe silo
Yrniil the kernel has begun to,glaze.
Du not neglect to have corn well
packed in the silo. e.pectally in* the
Htarriston,
Mr, Gro. Preston, of this place~ lost
$22 in l,alis on the Grand Trunk Rail
way platform, in London, the other
day, while waiting for a train.. The
money wan found by a porter of the
Tectuuseh house,,and returned to Mr,
L
) . ' 1eAtr1l.—Sarnia Sun. ",Athan uaiii-
ed Gibson of Harriston, Out,, went
through here the first of the week • in
earcli of his wife whom he believed
was living in Pt. Heron with a man
named Shoutts,, a. season. The Pt.
Huron pulioe had got ou the track „f
Shonits and found Lieu living with a
woman. Gibson confronted the
woman and discovered. • that sure
euouga it was liis wife. Sbe had mar
ri,•d Gibson Unguis 7th last and ten
clays later she was gone with Shourlts.
She returned to'fiarristou with Gib-
son,
corners..
• Du not think that silage is a proper
food to be fed exclusively in place of
a 1 other fonds.
• 'Do not expect the best results if
you feed no dry, coarse food with sil-
age.
Do not expect good silage from
. green, immature corn that is largely
water.
Do not think you 'cavi feed silage
•,.uccessfully when your animals are
k.opt in cold quarters. •
Do nut loon for good results in feed-
ing silage if ycu callow your animals to
stand and shiver in open yards several
flear's boon day.
Do not forget that silage is a high.
ly carbonaceous food.
Do not forget to feed some nitrogen•,
ous grain food with silage for the best
results—wheat bran, cotton or linseed
meal, etc.
Do not think your animals need
corn when you are feeding modern
silage.
Do not forget to tbink
true purpose of tbe silo is..
Listowel.
what the
A'Court of Juvenile Foresters, nu
der the direction of ,Courts Royal Utak
and Mapleton, Canadian Order of For -
asters., was instituted on Friday even-
inglast, under must auspicious cit'-,
ournstances.-61 r. 'Phos. , Male, who
' vfas so,severely injured by the explo.
sion at the gas works, a few weeks ago,
is able to be out again, we are glad to
aity.—.The, r;trike in the Bess furor
turf, factory was brought to 11it and un.
Friday evening last, by the firm pay
log out to their workmen about $8,000
of their wages, and protniatng to pity
the Balance due them in a abort tittle ;
.also to .pay regalarly every two weeks
The faets ry is only running bid time
MOW, hitt it is hop„ d tluatit will not in
long before the firtn wi I be able is
put their hands ell at full tame —
From the Parkhill haiku) of a 'recent
date, the following is 'taken : t'Laai
Sunday, Outt.be'r 15th : there died 111
the reaiduuee of Mr. lobo Atiluld,
Clue plaoe,•lelr. Jacob O. flagon, timed
47. years. The deceased was former-
ly li resident of Li, towel. He cause to
1r. Arnold's place last April, suffering
ft m consumption HQ Was then tak'
't1 seriously ill, and remained there
if VI/ nosed by Mr, Arnold and.
1Y' b Y Y
Belmore.
Behoove Pubho School report of
written exa niinntion on Friday, Oct
17th, 1890-: 5th plass--Francis
Perkins, 88:; Chas. F. blciardy, 72.
4th Seni,;r-;1linnie Fry#ogle, 00 ;
Maggie Fleming, 48. Bid senior and
4th J unior—Elsie Irwin, 50 ; Joseph
Hall, 50. 3rd Junior—Elsie Perkins,
100 ; Florence Bremner, 88. 2nd
Glass--Ennna Chittick, 88 ; Hattie
Batters, 75 ; Jolnl Abram, 75. Part
1f—Aggie Meliride, 100; James
Barton, 50.
Oenn,ett—In nigher/Nee the ISO instant, th 9.
wife of mr wen Gennett; a sen.
Pcrtor,-.Mshdgue—A the residence of the bride's.
brother, on the 15th lost, by the Sey H MoQuirrle,
Mi John Portsr, Turnberry, to Mise Mary. Ann Ito,
Remo, Cnirese.
HapLORAN-.,At,t,!N.. In the TrivlttXemorJ,iI chnrob,
1Cxeter. by the Rev N 5' Robinson, rector, on the 14th
net, Mr Thoutas Halloran to Miss Lucy Jane Alien
both c1 Wingham,
8lrowtsaa—JouNi?nN, M the residence of the
bride's father. Turnberry, on the 22nd inst., by the
Rev, John Scott, M. A., Me .Tama showers, to 5'1 We
Elisabeth Johnston, eldest daughter of Mr Wm
Johnston.
DIED.
Patton -In arnborrp, on the 18th Mgt Wm'attoa,
aged 76 years.
MoGuran--in Wingham, on the 12th inst, the in'
fast tion of S1rJames McGuire,.Divielon Court Clerk,
aged 7 days. •
OaUrIAM—In Aehfeld, on the Sth Inst, James
Graham, aged 81 years and 2 months.
GRAHAM -1n Aehfleld, on the 8th Inst„ James Ora.
harp, aged 04 yoam and 2 months.
$nru --xn Monde, on the 6th inst., Alexander
Machan Smith, aged 08 yews, 2 monthsend 28 days,
Wroxeter.
The evening of Thanksgiving •day
is tobe made the occasion of a grand
concert in Whoxeter, when the class
ieal Cantata called the Pillar of Fire,
will he rendered by the Wruxeter
Glee dub, under the lsaderehhp of
Dr. Brawn. This • beautiful emu'
position is &Npieta with grand chorus-
es, sweet solos, harmonious duetts, &o ,
besides instrumental seleotious;-and., a
real musical feast, we think can be
guaranteed. ,It is the intention to
have a libretto,publistsed for the bene-
fit of the audieuee,and the coulinittea
will be untiring in their etfurtss t'
please everybody.
•
Kingsbridge.
Mr, Chris Connell, of the 8th eon.,
suet with a very painful neemlent last
Saivaday. Fie liad beton assisting at
a barn raising on the £area of Mr. S.
McLean, of Lanes, and on the way
dome, stepped,_on a short). piece of
iron, which passed clear through his
foot, inflicting an ugly gash. The
wound is a very painful one, but under
skillful treatment the patient is•in a
fair way of re'eovery.--On Tuesday
evening of lalit week many 'of the
young people of this neighborhood, to-
gether with quite a number front
Wawonash, assembled at the residence
of idr. T. hicGlynn, where a vexy
pleasant tii.ut; was spent tripping tile'
light fantastic, oto., until 4 a. in ,
when all took their departure, regret.'
..raa■.aa1•1
TEACHER. WANTED.
AATANTED, a teacher holding a second or Third
V V °lass i ertl8cate for Union School Section No.
7, Turnberry. Appiloationa statins egttary expect.
in P. 9„ on or
to commence
ed to be sent to the Secretary, Wing
before the 20th of Nov. next. Du
in January, 2891, ✓
45
GAN WCLNrN, Secretary:
Win
nt Voters' List 890.
UT Or 8Ev18
N..
TcT OTICE is hereh. iven t, , t a Court will be held
LI pursuant to the ' no Voters' List Act, 1880,
by His Honor, the Judg. o1 the County Court of
the County of Huron at .he. Town Hall, in the
Town o1 Wingbam, o the 27 day of October, 1890,
at halt past 11 o'olo• . , a m, to ar and determinethe several Comp mts o1 errors d omissions in
the Voters' Li of the Municipals of Wingham
for the yearl:ti.
All pereo having business with th= aid Court
aro requir to attend at the eald tim 0 an lace.
.1 M irsaouso., Ciork of the said : •ort.
Dat,, this 9th day of October, 1390.
Tur rry'Voters' lis 90.
.-Kr OTTCE is ereby given that ourt will be held
.124 by hispHonor, t rsuan t . the Judge of Ontarioe County tQ urt'ccf8tl e
County of Huron, a the oresters' Hall, 13Iuei'alo,
on the 28th day of , ot. , er, 1890, at 10 n'olbok a m,
to hear and determi • the several Complaints of Er-
rors and Omission. n e Voters' List of the Munici•
panty ofTomb , vfor year 1800.
Ali persons.. ,ring busts with the said Court
are request: to attend at the aid time and place.
Joins. Buenos, CI' k of the said Court.
nat . ,his 10th day of October, 890.
MEN, locator traveling to
6011 my guaranteed Nuns.
ERY STuoa. Salary or Com-
mies on, pile, woe iy. filth 1roe. Spacial atten-
tion given to beginners. W nrke,•a never tail. to make
good weekly wages. Write me atone for particalars
E. G. GRAHAM, •NURSERYMaau.
{'Iliis is Reliable.) TORONTO, ONT
Executor's Notice.
L -URSUANTte tire Revised Statutes of Ontario,
1837, chapter. mi. Beaten 30, tbe •Creditors of
Crooket Willits lateof the Township of Howick, in
the. County of Htil4p rnft Province of :Ontario, yeo-
man, who died on'or about the 12th day of August.
A D 1890, aro required'to seed to J A Morton, of the
Town of Wingham, in the County of Huron, Solicitor
for the undersigned executors of the said deceased,
on or before the 17th slay o1 November, A D 1890,
their names, addressor. and descriptions ; the full
partioulais of their olninis; a statement of their ac•
counts, and the natut'e, 0f the secu,ities (if ny)
held by them. And nbtire is hereby given that' the
Executors will immediately after the last mentioned
day proceed to distribute the nasots of the said de-
ceased among the parties entitled thereto, having
regard only to theolahnsof which they shall then have
had notice.
WmL1•n1,.11 WHAM;'
�EftecutorY.
a Ta
J A 6tonTON, SollettorflrlA'for HY L''xeoutIyrLLIoi s,,
Wingham, Oct 11, 1800.
•
A. H. GRIGG,-•
ting that morningshould come so
soon,
.Glen.farroW.
Very heavy Goat Monday night,—
Dame Rumor reports u wedding here
its the near .future.—Soule talk of the
boys getting rip a shooting match.
Capital idea, boys I Go . ahead witlt
it.—Mr. It. •[bugling has ret.nrned.
from a hew days laojourn in the Queen
city,- -i1lr, J.- 1•i.tggins gold tine
horse lust week for • $128,--• John
ransle is titiain f of trading his farm
for a .larger one in the vicinity r.f
Blyth.--' %•POW.'ll, a former restde't t
of Puriiberi'y,: a as 't ie,il ing relatives
hf+re last week —My. will Airs. E.
Oaiuphell Were called to North East -
hope, ► hursdny laza, on ttccoi;drt of the
hickotiss of Mr. t'aufpbell's tu.,tuer.—
qtr. Bsdd,•way left oar Monday for
Comity of unroll, ,ilichigttn. Ali,.. R.
in ends setting in that State .f he is
stilted with the nature and ctimate 01
the country. --Kr. Joao Ure'tti, •sr.,
returned from Austrutnl last we. it.
tie eatne uy wily of Semi/mil, ah8,e
iii has many friends and 1elati'v,-n.
Mr 0 does Not look tooth cluing et
since he went away, but he no tioubt
notices a groat change in this part , 1
the country, although he has beet
absent only three years,—W. T.
Fa ix,,ll spout Saturday in Attwro4,
TAT L O R
FARM PRODITCE TAKEN IN
EXtHA,NGE.
A. H. .GRIGG,
Josephine St, Winghatn.
Money to Loan on Notes.
Moto , Discounted
AT ` REL.SONAELE RATES.
Money advanced on Mortgages at 0 per cont. With
privilege of .paying at the end a any year. Notes
and accounts collected.
11 roBT. MOINDoo.
1 Oriu.s—ilcavol Block a imrham Ont.
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are daily
RECEIVING I%TCS LARD_■ • ■ SHIPMENTS
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G -ODDS
in all • the Latest Designs and Newest Shades
known to the trade.
As these Goods have been purchased at a
small advance on the original cost, our customers
and the public in general will field
GENUINE BARGAINS
in every. department.
We lead the trade in
CHOICE TEA
Try a sample lot and we feel convinced that
You Will become regiilar(customers.stomers.
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AN invitation is extended to every 'Person visiting Wingham to have a
look through his mammoth stock of
• PALL ++ 1 >, GOODS,
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Our stock is now complete in every Department. We lead the trade iII ,
;DRESS GODS. In our Dress Goons J)»-partuent we are show-
ing all tha latest Novelties in Stripes, OTli•otrs, Bahia and
FANCY DRESS ROBES. LOleg l Oue glauce
at our Stock will convince yeti that the
greatest care has been taken 51)
select the`most Fashionable and Fancy goods
in the market for our cu4touler•s to choose from.
4n, Black barislife aro Ehawizi
FANCY STRIPES,
*FANCY' CORDS,
FANCY, SOLIEISS,
hIETTAS
AND CASHMER
—And at All Prises to suit our many custonlerti--•-
We also have a Full Line of FANi't7Y TRI.MM1I GS AND FANCY
BUCKLES to match Every Dress ill our Store.
Ladies; do net fail to give us si call before purchasing elsswhei;e. Don'ttai!
to See the
BLANKETS. 100 pair to cheese frotri.
FINE1 ALL WOOL PLANS L, at 200. pet' yard, the Bet'Value.io the traJ,',
MANTLE G001i8 in all the Novelties, and at and pride you tufty wish.
LADIES' WOOL SHAWL'S, WRAPS, AN 1,1 STORM COLLARS, FANty'
WOOL ilOSIEIZY its Lt.ti,is, awl Citiltlren's wear, LADES'.
GLOVES AND FANCY .WARES, a large •
stock always o)l.liatad.
'.Dunft. forget the shoe
Ai,- MIL