HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1891-09-04, Page 7Tbo Miter or the House,
$e caunot walk, be cannot speak,
Nothing he knows of books or men
He le the weakest of the weak,
And has not strength to hold a pen.
Ss has moo pooket and DO purser
Nor ever yet has owned a penny,
But has more riches than his nurse,
r‘- 13eoauso he wants not any,
He rules his parents by a cry,;
holds s themcaptive
.by a sinilo;
4 despot strong through infancy,
A king from lack of guile..
Ne lies upon his back'and crows.
Or looks with grave eyes on his mother,
What can he. _mean? But I suppose,
They understand trach. other.
In -doors and out, early and late—
There is no limit to hisAway;
For, wrapt in baby robes of state,
He governs night and day.
Biases he takes as rightfnl due,
And'Turk-like has hie slaves to dress hire;
His subjects bend bpfpre Ilion, too,
I'm one of there. God bless him.
'regi Butter the Year Round.
' At this season of the year, when
butter is.lowest in price and Qverybody
making it, it is a good plan to think
of bolding it until prices are higher.
,ghe great trouble with packed butter is
;that when used it is off flavor and often-
times no better than soap'grease. Any
Method that will keep the butter for a,
few months in good condition is well
worthy of trial; George Parr, of
Dakota, ,gives his experience in the
Northwestern Farmer and Breeder
with packing butter. In 1889, when
butter was worth ,from 8 to 1Oo per
lb. lie made his butter into & lb rolls
and wrapped it in Elliott's parchment
paprrr. He put this into new perk
barrels and covered it with strong
brine. Early last winter he sold a
number of barrels .of this butter to a
dealer in Montana for 20e per lb. and
the dealer wrote: If balance of your
butter is as good as last delivered,ship
at once. Mr. Parr says this butter
was in brine 16 or 17` months. The
butter lie made the past season was
kept in.' brine alit months, and there
seemed to be no difference in flavor
between that and the butter put in a
year before.
In August be put down three barrels
of granular butter, which ho handled,
this wily Relined the' bar el with
Elliott's parchment paper, filled it
within four inches of the top with
,butter, put on a cover that would float
an egg. Then in the winter when he
churned, he put away the fresh butter-
milk, took out some butter from the
,►,barrel, put in the churn and poured
fresh buttermilk on it. He churned
this for a few seconds and found that
it was equal to his fresh butter and
that he had'to resalt it again, The
buttermilk was drawn off and the but'
ter treated in the usual way, and he
* had but one complaint from a very
particular customer, that the butter
was not quite up to the general stand-
ard. If these two methods of putting
down butter as well. as Mr. Pari says
then they will prove a god -send to
many dairymen. The process is not
expensive, and by churning the grauu•
tiler batter in fresh buttermilk, there
,can be do doubt but that it will
part to the butter all the qualities of
fresh butter.
In trying these experiments, the
great essentials are, in the first place
to have the butter washed clean of all
foreign matter, the barrel lnust be
new, clean and tight and well lined,
the brine must be strong and made of
good salt, and the butter must be kept
constantly covered. We see no reason
why these methods may not be used
to preserve butter in good condition.
For nearby markets • the method of
preserving butter in granular form is
, probably the better of the two. 13y
churning this in fresh buttermilk, it i
could then be sold for fresh butter,
while if preserved in rolls, it would
have to be sold for packed butter. We
would not advise dairymen to try it,
ob'a largo scale the first year, but pack
one or two barrris as an experiment
and see how it comes out. There
'surely sari be no great loss in tryiug it
on a small scale and it may he the
way of making a great gain,—Farm
and Borne,
What singularly crooked fingers
that deaf.mute has'? Yes ; they used
to be straight, but bo tried to learn
Russian. it's a fearful language for
the fingers.
"La Grope;
"La grippe" or influenza can ne quickly
cured bythe BIM e of Wilson's Compound of
Wald Cherry, the old reliable remedy for
Bronoltitie, Whooping Oough, Croup,Colds,
Coughs and other diseases of ,respiratory
system, Wilson's Wild Cherry has been
in use for many yearn and is highly recom-
mended by all who know its virthes. sold
by all prominent druggists,
`atRe'CITP ??hWflANT
for
PINE APPLES,
ORANGES,
LEMONS,
BANANAS,
TOMATOES,
FRUIT OF ALL KINDS,
CONFECTIONERY, ALL KINDS,
ALMOND NUTS,
WALNUTS,
PEA NUTS.
FANCY BISCUIT OF ALL KINDS.
A Large Stook of Canned Goods :
TOM &TOES,
PEAS,
CORN,
SALMON,
LOBSTER,
CHICKEN,
TURKEY,
CONDENSE!) COFFEE,
CANNED PICS FEET,
FIREWORIKS OF ALL HINDS.
R. HILL.
r.�. ,
Itch, Mango and Scratches of oyery kind, On
human or anhnals cured in 80 minutes by wood.
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Sold by W. Il. Tol7ler,
SANITARY PLUMBING
AND HEATING.
ALEX. SATJ.NDERS,
Cr02JF�'1�ICH.
LATEST METHODS :
Particular attention paid to
Sanitation and Ventilation.
Plans and Specifications care-
fully prepared.
Re pairing rom ptly attend-
ed to.
hre e Trains Daily.
Telephone No. 28.
Correspondence Solicited.
GOOD
WOOL WANTED.
HIGHEST PRiCE PAiD
AT THE
WiNGHAM TANNERY
W. J. CHAPMAN,
rLVRT P10WS.
I have much pleasure ina r o'incing to the farming
pubiio that I out agent for these Celebrated
Plows and ether
AEcW;a1 1141cluntl,
HALSTED & SCOTT
Josephine Street - - - - • - Wingholn, Ont,
J. A, IIALSTSD,
,Bonet Forest.
J, W. Scorn,
Listowel
REPAIRS KEPT ON HAND.
The Old Stand on Vietoriab1ttreet will still be
.R.EADQUTARTERS FOR
Sewing 1VMachines,
Organs,
Washing Machines
and Wringers.
Deposits Received and Interest
flow cd.
1'Vloney Advanced to Farmers and
Business Men,
On lohg or short time, en endorsed _otes
or collateral security, Sale notes hotIght
at a Mir valuation, ;Honey remitted to all
parts of Canada at reasonable charges.
Spticia1 Attention Given to CM -
Meting Accounts and Notes.
Give ere a call and inspect Goods.
J. B. Cufflings.
Wingham, April 17th 1891.
LOOK HERE 1
I have in stuck a full line of
FLY NETS,
WHIPS, '
BRUSHES,
CURRY -COMBS, Sm.
Agents in Canada- The Mercltants' i3dtilt
of Canada.
Oillee Ileurb—from 0 a. tn, to 5 p. M.
A. E. SMITH,
Agent.
HARNESS
double and single, light or heavy, made to
order, in the latest styles and of she beat
material.
TRUNKS, VALISES, BAND BAGS, &c.,
in stock and will be sold cheap.
Repairing neatly an'n promptly dons
The patronage of the public solicited,and satisfac
ion In work and material guaranteed,
af'Shop—One door south of T., A. Mills' store,
C. KNECH'TEL
Wincham, June 15, 1891,
LUMBER,
Dressed and undressed,
LATH,
SHINGLES,
. STAVES,
BARRELS,
CEDAR IOSTS,
WOOD, &e,,
Always on hand,and will
be sold cheap.
MILL—Adjoining G, T. * R., on
Shutes Street,
McLean & Son,
Wingham, Ont
Plscs Remedy for Catarrh is tho
Best, Easiest to Hee and Cheapest.
Sold by druggists or gent by mail, Gee.
T. Hazeltine, Warren. Pa„ U. S, A.
ZETLAND SAW MILL
Wcst Ri Wok Mil1.
Woolenlsh Mills tt Inform 1 Rr running order. and will this
season give special attention to
Oar
s`11OM WORK
fn all Its bronches,and will keep in stook a
Class of first -cleat goods, Such as +t
Tweeds,
Flannels,
Etoffs,
Blankets,
Sheetings,
Stocking Yarns,
&c*, &e.,
(made from pure wool only) cheap far cash or ex-
change for wool
Customers from a distance can have their rolls
home with them the sane day.
rellighestmarket price In cash for Merchantabie
wool.
INGLES tk CO'Y.,
Wingham
GEORGE THOMSON, Proprietor.
Lumber of all kinds,
First-class Shingles,
and Cedar Posts.
Car Load Orders a Sitecialty.
4
WOOD delivered to any part of
Wingham.
it''orders by grail pronmptiy attended to.'
GLIt(8E THOMSON,
Windmill P.
SOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
purchased
MaLAeonLcn & HAooir
McCormick & Cos wish tthe o i tituatao that they of Messrs
opened out in the shop two doors south of T A Mills
Store, Wingham.
Best
Stock ots onashortd Shoes
notice.made
tRepairtigroneatly and
promptly done.
The patronage of tite public solicited, and all work
guaranteed.
1'IcLAUGHLIN &: HAUGE.
MATTHEW AMBLEFi,
HARNESS MAKER,
has on hand a lame stock of
flOBSE BLANKETS,
CURRYCOMBS,
BRUSHES,
WHIPS,
TRUNKS
VALISES ole.
Which will be sold at bottom prices.
WIN6HAM
MARBLE WflRKS!
Taking a retrospect of my thirteen r fourteen
years business in H'ingham, I desire innstheartily tri
render trey thanks to arty friends and the public gen-
molly for tic liberal patronsgu .extended to ins Jo
GLI post,
also state that Tani in a position to offer
better inducements titan ever to those requiring
Anything in the line of
Granite or Stone Monuments,
HBA13SToNE S,
WINDOW SILLS,
STONE TttTMaILN(a6
FOR F'JNC1NG, &c
i
1 would be *used to have those desirous of pro-
curing any articles in my line to call and examine
goods, compare prices and leave their orders, so that
the goods may be secured and prepared o'trly in the
season, You can select frons the latest ,esigns and
,obtain the finest workmanship at the WA favorable
prices. , Most respectfully, yours
WM. SMYTH,
•
winomm; ni, opt.
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FLOURING MILLS1
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The undersigned wish to tender their hest thanks
for the liberal patronage given 10 our firm during '
severalyears prior to the burniug.of our mill by in-
cendiarism, During the past season we have re
moddclled the town mill to the latest approved sys.
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Prompt Dispatch,
Pair Returns, .
HARNESS, double or single, Made to order on QUALITY SECOND '1'0 NONE IN THIS
short notice, and satisfaoation guaranteed. SECTION..
-t0"A call solicited. ' -1`
SHOP—Opposite the Bank of Hamilton.
'MATTHEW AMBLER,
Wingham, Feb. col, IS90.
• And by close personal attent:Jn to the business
hope to be again favr.red 'with a trial by all old
friends and runny new ones,
Yours most respectfully,
HUTTON' & CARR,
Wingham Mill, Oct R9, 1SSO. '
P. CHAPMAN,
ISSUER on MARRIAGE, LICENSES, NOTARY
PUBLIC, CONVEYANCER, ETC,
OFFICE—" Big" Bookstore,
RIPLEY, OSr.
Money to Loan on Farm Security. at Low Rates of
interest. No commission charged.
3. GOLLEY,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Honorary Graduate of Ontario Veterinary College
Also Graduate of Dentistry School, Toronto is pre.
Fared to treat all Diseases of Domesticate Animals
nn the latest scientific manner.
Calls'promptly attended to. Office and Infirmary
RinD's OLD STAND, Wingham
sn.,Calters by night will find him at the office,
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A Blessing to Every Household.
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Those remedies have stood the test of fifty years experience, and are pronbunccd the best Medicines for
Family use,
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Purify the blood, correct all disorders of the LIVER, ST(1i8tACH, KIDNEYS AND DOWELS anp sr
invaluable in ail complaints inciderttaI to females of all ages.
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