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tug4am Chars
13ItIDAy, NOV-RAWER 27, i891.
THE OLD TENOR.
recline Berton.
Did you say the singing wits only flung
Sir, if the ohunee was giveu to lire
The ellen() from hint on the stage up
there
Straight to an augel'ssymphony----
Well,it might stagger m- poor old brain,
But I think, on the whole, I back
shotalocome
in
To hear those worn, sweet notes again,
Aud see you form that is cumbersome.
The why of it all? 1 fell, my friend,
A matter of fifteen years ago,
A certain roan was near his end,
Lying racked in a fever glow.
Audit. fine young star, in his flush of
fame,
Stept to hiss bedside, took his handl,
And tried to waken life's spent flame
By singing songs of the lovely land.
God, how he sang! till the sick man
turned
Ills face from the wall, and took deep
breath,
And said, as his eyes with new light
yearned,
That life ran sweeter far than death.
If one might harken to strains like this;
And he swore he would Iive in death's
Thente
sleep'dropt down on him like a kiss,
And he woke with his blood all pool
and right.
Perhaps you can fancy who Was the man,
And who is the singer there on the
stage.
And why T listen and sob, and can
But love his faults and his hints of age.
Some folks will say when they pay their
Coin,
The perfectest singer is their choice,
Where youth and art and genius join;
But I like a man behind the voice!
EDITORIAL NOTES.
THE East Elgin election protest
against the return of Mr. Ingram,
Conservative, promises to be a most
interesting one. The trial is set down
for the 2nd of December next; There
are over 100 charges of bribery and,
corruption covered by the bill of par-
ticulars. But iii addition to these it is
charged there was a corrupt agreement
between the late Sir Jahn Macdonald,
all of bis colleagues and Sir Charles
Tupper, on the one hand, and the
Canadian Pacific Railway Company,
on the other, whereby the latter was
to exercise a coercive influence on its
efnployees to support the Government,
in return for which the Government
was to release the Company from the
payment of bonds of $1,000,000
against the North Shore Railway, to
build a bridge across the St. Lawronee
for the. Canadian Pacific Railway, and
that the Canadian Pacific Railway
Company, ire pursuance of this cor-
rupt agreement did use corrupt influ-
ence in the said election.
'".
Huron Items. •
..planing mill has been added to
the buildings upon Jos. Kidd's salt
well premises, Goderieb,
Miss Brown,of Harpurhey, has be
engaged as teacher of Roxboro sch
for next year, at a salary of $250.
en
ool
John B Henderson, of the Iluron
road, has a heifer fifteen months old
which his .giving milk and never lead a
calf.
Mrs Owen Eitobcox commenced her
temperance meetings in the Tempera
ance hall, Goderich, on Sunday of last
week.
Mr, Wm. Stothers, second deputy -
reeve of Ashfield, has been appointed
clerk of the township, in the stead of
Mr. Wm, Lane, who is nosy clerk of
of the County.
Wilson. McKay, of Grey,a patron of
the Silver Oorners cheese factory, was
tined $10 and costs before
Terlsune, Listowel, for sending milk
form which cream had been talion.
I: Ie pleaded guilty to the charge.
D. Oantelon, of Clinton, shipped
during the 'month of October 10 882
barrels of apples, from different places
in Western Ontario. They were sent
to Liverpool, Glasgow and Manitoba.
rCounty Clerk bane has pureIased
the residence in Goderieh formerly
owned by illi, M.G.Oatneron1 and will
t move hie fancily from Dungannon at an
f"erly day.
The Patrons of Ill
duatryllavri form
1
ed a lodge at Cromarty, and have now
a membership of over fifty. if nothing
ranch is gained finauoially there benefit
which the farmers will derive from
discussions and +;opias is well worth
the fee.
11r James pampbell,of Slleppardton,
dowels all previous records for big
turnips. 1 -le has grown one this year
that weighs twentyeight pounds and a
half and measures 39 inches in cir-
oumforence,
Itch, or nimals,, and
ed nh80 Initiates by1{woao.
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Sold by W. B. Towle,',
Taking about good yields of turnips;
this year Charles kfozefl,10th ponces-,
sinn of Grey, had 8 acres from which
he hauled 4,852 bushels of turnips or
an average of over 000 baishels to the
acre. It was a fine crop ,
'erigot Purity,
Perfect purity of tile blood is essential
to good health, Burdook Blood Bitters t
will purify the blood and remove all effete
diseases from a common pimple to the
worst scrofulous sore. C
Mr Daniel pagan, of Varna. has
of pot for somebody, even if the life
ba out shot at the end of two years, as
a well fatted steer. The more calves
that can be raised from the dairy and
from the dairy feed stalls, the more
chalice of profit le there for the farmers'
who adopt the practice, Then,wiuter
dairying will make itpossible for
Canada: to develop an export trade iu
butter, which may by and by exceed
Iter present ehport of cheese. During
tho past year, the total value of nut
exports o'
ts of cheese in retinafigures was.
nine millions of dollars, Great Britain
imported altogether about $20,000,000
worth of cheese. From this country
we sent altogether about 62 per cent
of the total quantity that Great Brit.
airy purchased abroad. Of butter
Great Britain imported about $40,..
000,000 worth, we Canadians con,
trihuted to her supply alittle more
ban one•balf of one per cent. Through
winter dairying and the altering of
heese factories ii.to creameries for the
winter season, it is quite possible to
purchased Mr Watson's farm,at Ca
Bend, paying tor it the sunt of $4,
Mr Hagan has since been U
$5.000 for it, but refused the o
This farm is noted to be one of
best in the country,, •
AS ! RlMADQtR, TAFT'S ASTFINIALENE
and we wilEl�nlinil•�9REDf ee s,ial bots
T9FT fres trial bottle
rand build up and develop an export trade
800. in butter to a greater magnitude than
( ered that at present attained by our cheese
ffer. trade. During the present winter this
the change will be effected in two cheese
factories iu Oxford district. Ntaar
eye Woodstock one factory will be operated
ros,
DJ%, as a cream gatheringcreamery.
Cream alone will be collected and the
dein mill,- left at the farins, for such
wn` es as lave already been suggested.
t Mount Elgin the the whole milk
Canadian
Dept 1SGEAdelaid 'H'B9EG
51. W., TonoNTo, CANADA.
Another of the pionees of the to
ship of Turnberry, in the person of A
Mr Thomas Jobb, passed peacefnli
away to his last resting place on Moi•
i
through a centrifugal separator, The
day, 9th last. The deceased was 86
years and 9 months of age, and was skim milk will be taken home to the
highly respected by all who knew him, , ,
two •factories will be operated under
Y will be taken to the factory, 'run
farmers while it is still sweet, These
Ile leaves a large family to mour the ,
the direct supervision of the Dairy
The sorrowing friends have the full .
several of Inns assistants. The butter
loss of a loving and effectionate father. ,
Commissioner and will be managed by
sympathy of the community.
product will be stripped . regularly to
A Voice from Scotland. the British markets for the purpose of
DaAa Snis,--••I eau highly recommend
Hagyard's Pectoral Balsam. It cured my calling attention to the possibility of a 1 flkIi.NEfil, double Rua single, light
daughter of a cough she lead been troubled G'atza�,an supply of or lzeaay, made to order, iu the ,latest
no Ton Tale elleteeuce,
Itdotber—I think our J�oim is coatxt..
ing seine girl.
Father—Hey i Is he beginning tai
have vaeeline .Ott his Haiti
Mother• --No; he is beginning to
have it on his shirt bosoms,
DESTROYS AND REMOVES WORM
OF'
Aa,t, FCdlsdbS IN G'!-iii-ll6•il„IU i!l•?
ADULTS SWEET AS '•ayRLiP AND
GANNoT HARM THEMOST'
t L-IGi Trf.: CHILD
D ,c
TT•Ih MISSES WATSON',
INSTRUCTION given on Piano, Organ
and Violin. Also in Harmony
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—IS PUDLIS1iED--
BVI;;IIY 1'"IZII)AY DIMMING,
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please call and pay the same to me at once, a
as they have been placed in my hands
for collection.
Wingham, June lSth g9 ELANDS,
NOTICE.
.E. ICE..
Money to Loan on Notes
Notes Discounted
AT REASONABLE MATES
Money advanced on Mortgages at 0 per cent. with
privilege of paying at the end of arty yea•. Notes
and accounts collected.
Itom% 11it0I1'i1DO
OrF1cf,—Beaver Block, Winaham, Ont.
WHOA, THERE!
Call and sec our stock of
SLEIGH BELLS,
BLAN1K Ts,.
a. WHIPS, ..
CURRY—COMBS,
BRUSFaES, &o.
with stere ohzlcihood. She is now troubled
fancy fresh made styles. and of the best material,
creamery butter for the winter months.'
years old.
Mas. M. ]'aneaBILD, Scotland, Ont. Cheese makers frons all districts will
;lir Wm Ulla f T k b TRUNKS VALISES
near Brimfield haspurchased the t
, in
y have an oppoltnulty.oflearn•.
pman,. o ac ersraitiz, a welcomed at these factories wherestock and will be sold cheap. BAGS,
they
will •
farm of Mr Alex McGill, on the 5thing the methods of butter rlraklnP, and !REPAIRING NEATLY ANI) PROMPTLY DON
( concession of Stanley. The faun
f contains 150 acres and was purchased
for 15,500. There are fair buildings,
and it is a tplendid farm and Mr
Chapman has got a great bargain, Mr
Chapman now owns 350 acres of as
good land as there is in Canada.
Aevrcb x00 MornaR2.—Aro you disturbed at night
and broken of your rest by+a sick child suffering aid
crying with pain of Gutting Teeth? If so send at
Syrup& and
or Childrbottle
n Teething rsIts vaalue s Soothing
el.
will relieve
titlteimmediately.Dpendupfit, mohershers no
mistake about It. It aures Dysentery and Diarrhoea,
regulates the Stomach and Rowels, cures Wind Colic,
softens the Gums, rectum Inflammation, and gives
tone and energy to the whole system. "Mrs. Win-
slow's Soothing Syrup " for children teething is
tpleasant to the hebldest and best eemrale the
prescription
and' nurses in
in
through utSlh a tvo and
Pricsale ete y live druggists
bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mos. WENSLow'S
Saoasmgi3 Svane ,.nd take nn ether kind.
Winter Dairying.
emu AN ADDRESS DELIVERED BY PROF T
w ROBERTSON AT LISTOwEL,
A effort is beitg made through the
Experimental Dairy Stations to change
the practice of the dairy farmers of
Canada, from having ttffiir tows dry
all Winter, to having butter -making
carried on during that period of the
year. One of the advantages that
wouldaccrue Awn winter dairying
would be the increased auafitity of
milk that would be realized from
every eow. A co v will give about $0
per cent more milk during ten months
if she calves between October and
December than if she calves between
April and June, By winter dairying
a large supply of milk would be avail..
1able for use during the time of the
t year when the price for milk and its
prodi>rats is dighest. O11 an average
x7Rilk ,i''svorth from0 to 100 per cent
more during December, January and
February than- it is worth in June and
July. W..mtrr dalryingiwould provide
a liberial system i'ty of sltlrn milk at the
farm for Ming larger numbers of
calves. The common practise of kill.
ing salvos from July cows is a filost
wasteful one. A we rel1 calf Iran in
its life the possibility of leaving $20
using the milk testing apparatus at
the season of the Atte when they will
have leisure time. It is eipeebed that
operations at both places will. begin
.between the 16th and 20th of the
current month. The probability is
that 30 or 40 factories will be altered
into creameries for next winter; and
the cheese makers who are first and
best equipped for this work will secure
the •best places. The milk from over
700 cows has been promised at the
Mount Elgin creamery within an
area of Si miles around the factory.
In the Listowel district there are
several factories that could adopt•this
winter dairying With advantage during
the next year, Every help and en -
o.,
E ' BARRISTERS .AND SOLICITORS, Etc., Rata., So
Iicitors for Bank of Hamilton. Commissioners for
fundataking affidavits' for Manitoba. Farm, Town and
isyoetGy totp(private.
ndOI bought
gagsed curitr atfio cent;
Money ingested for pri2rate persons, upon the best.
mortgage securities without any expense to the
lender. Lands for sale in Manitoba and the North-
west.
Ofiieo—Boat's Block 'Mouton).
It: ELLIOTT
ern. PROPRIFY'OR AND PnafasnxR
pR. MACDONALD,
•JOSEIl6IfNE STREET,
wiNonAM, , ONTARIO
W.TB. TOWLER.
Member College Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario.
—Coronor for County of Huron—
Office at "Tun PHARMACY " - Wingban,, Ont,
Olrrics Boom .•-•0 to 12, a. m,, 1 to 0,p. in,. or at
Residence, Diagonal Street.
TIt. J, A. hl'ELD117mf,
LI eoftCleefysiins:sMeenbr the College and University,
and
Ontario,
Office and Residence—Corner of Centro and Patrick
streets, formerly occupied by Dr. Bethune,
73 WnNolfeM - - OST
l b. VANSTONE.
BARRISTER, soreciTOR, Etc,. Eto
Private and Company funds to loan et lowest rates .i
interest. No commission charged. Mortgages, town
and form property bought and sold.
OFFICE --Beaver Block %VIIsamu , DKr
J. A. 8111 TON
BARRISTER, Bee.;
Winghan Ontario
MEYER Jr DICKINSON,
,.
H W C• Mayan Q, C, i E. L. DimmNsbte, A.A.,
The patronage of the public solicited, and satlsfac
tonin wort: and material guaranteed,
AZTShop—One door south of Geo, E. King's store.
C. KNEOHT';.1'L,
Wingham, November 9, 1891•
NOTICE.
All parties indebted to William Ridd,
'lease call and either by note or book account, will
as they have b en tplaced ine sameto
mya andAces
for collection.
JOHN N
Winghazn, June 18th 1911.'ELANDS"
•
NEW BUTCHER SHOP.
•
' GEO. SHAW
wishes to intimate to the people of Winghaui and`
COnrae(nent towards Makin vicinity, that he has commenced the Butchering'!
•
g the 13 useless again, and has opened out irrthCOldStand
,:hangs will be given by the Dairy a few doors North of the Brunswick House,
Commissioner's office, Cheesemakers,
salesmen, patrons and all others in,
terested are invited to correspond
there' for information on the subject,
—Subscribers who do not receive their
papers regularly wiiIl kindiy make .the tact
known at the otlice without delay, so that
any oversight may be remedied at once.
They Were Ilatoufgeiit,
Well, how do you like our village
asked a native of a rural hamlet, ad-
dressing; a gentleman who had recently
taken up his residence in the corn'-
MATTHEW {1Mffl EllA,
haven't had mush time to form an
opinion yet; was the rattler evasive re.
HARNESS MAKER
ply'. ,
Da you find our people intelligent.. - has on hand a large stook ed
quick of perception 7
R1011SE BLANKETS,
CU6II1 VCOIOS,
ilRUSIES,
WRIPS,
ZOOMS
.VALISES etc.
Ono 03 tho baxepletitoue Wenders.
The Family Herald and Weekly Star, WWII will be sold at, bottom prices.
,lloutreal,has been enlarged and vastlyitn. HARNESS, double or single, made to order on
proved. It is really a wonderful paper, Short notice, and satiafacatlott guaranteed.
Itsa uecees Is pbenome nal. It's not strange
people are wondering how snob amagnidly' tarAcattseltoited.
Dent paper elan be supplied for so small I$
subsn 'p ' Pottle whc are interested SHOP—Opposite Ferbily Herald and Weekly tar tof
1tloiitreal, ng ham, Feb, tth, 1891.
Where he will keep a fresh stock of '
BEEF,
LAMB,
. PORK,
And other Meats which he will self cheap;
Meats delivered to any port of the town.
rho Pat) ena;e of the public solicited.
_.._ GEO. SRAW
fntelltgeut- rluiek of perception
I should' say they are. They already
know more about any affairs than 1
do myself.
rip
in the wonders of thea a !Omuta, i pposito'the Bank of Hamilton.
DENTISTRY.— J S, JEROME, Wlsonste,
1l�ra Is manufacturing Celluloid 'fates,
Y Vulcanite plates of the bestnrateriai
+Ilflsirtr' as cheap as they can be got in the
Dominion. All work warranted.
Painless extraction of teeth by the use of Electrne-
ity or Vegetable Vapor.
TARE Nortog.—I wilt extract teeth for 25 cents
OaCli.
OFFICE : In the Beaver Bloat, opposite the
Brunswick House,
Wm. IL Macdonald, L. D. S.,
DENTIST. -.
OFFICE, - - MASON'S BLOCK
Opposite the Queen's Hotel, Wingham.
Will visit Gorrio 1st and 3rd Mondays
of each month. ,
JOI1N RITCHIE, .�
GENER AL INSiIUUAI'iCE AGENT `
wixamin, •
Opium
ler 023ERT CUNNING/ AM,
i INSURANCE
FIRE AND i1IARINE,
GUELPH,
iCl BEAN, Jn., Wmen.ot,
LICENSED AIJOTIONEER FOR TUE COtNT
OI` HURON,
Sales attended in any part of the Co, Chargts
Moderate,
JOIN CITURIB, WINGRAat, OI T.,
zICEiesze AtI0rIOSEER bole TIM amine or
uunoN.
All orders left at tire Tates 0U100 promptly attend.
ed to. Terms reasonable.
JAMES HENDERSON,
LioNSsge ADcTloyk18R Fon Coming, iftnRow PbA
An sales attended to promptly and an the,Shorteds
Notice.
Charges Moderato and Satisfaction Guaranteed,
AB necessary arrangements can nbe made at the
Toms' office
Wtsertmt
ONr;
BOLTON & IIAWKINS
R'. L. a D. t SuRVIiYORS AND emit Es lasts
LISTOWEL ANn YVIIrGRIAbt.
Ail ordersleft at tho office of the Toms will ff.
cove prompt attention
blues,
MATTHEW AMBLER, finnan, of Isfontrn Dtvtstop Gnat, Istera or Mast
RIAOFI Limns.
%MNGHAN, ONT.