HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1892-03-11, Page 7late degree the -monarchial tenden%
cies of the Vrortelr-Oanadians,, and
instilled into their minds an abhor-
rence of American republicanism. In
every z ay the patriotic spirit of the
people was aroused. Englisb victories
in Europe were celebrated, and in. all
4: pulpits prayers for the English royal
family were offered. The French -
Caned iaint had no fear of a conflict a ith
the Yankees,as they called the Awed."
cans,as they possessed the utmost con&
dente in thereeelves, and in England. I
In the month of June, 1812, the
declaration of war was received in
Quebec, when the whole year was
taken up in organizing the militia in
Lower Canada. The troops numbered
aboat 5,000, England sent in through
the Ht Lawrence a lot of military
stores, which the FrenehCanadian,
who was not under arms, transported
to Ontario. In Ontario that year
engagements took place at Michilimaci-
nao, Detroit and Niagara, but Quebec
was left alone. in 1814 two attacks
were made on Lower Canada, at the
Lacolle and Chateauguay, but the
most of the fighting took place in
Upper Canada. In 1814 the arrival
of 14 English regiments at Quebec
practically put an end to the war.
Napoleon had fallen and England was
ready to carry on a vigorous campaign
in America, but the war ended shortly
after.
Col G T Denison moved a vote of
thanks to Mr Suite and this wap sec%
onded by Major Mason.
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Hola• t9in-rriesiau Cattle.
Iry D. E. WIWI. SAORETARY O1 THE CAN
DM' II0I4S'PEIN+FRIESIAll ASSOCIATION,
This breed of cattle take their name
from two provinces in Holland—HO,
stein and Friesland— although found
in the other provinces, but not in
such large numbers. Their origin
dates back several centuries, being
even then remarkable for their large
size and dairy qualities. The rich
and fertile lowlands of .North Holland
were a fitting place for such a breed,
for they rapidly developed into large
butter and :milk produems. The
Hollanders, not having many ways
of making ft living, devoted their time
and attention to dairying and raising
calves for the market, and their sue..
cess is seen by the immense quantity
of dairy produce and large number of
calves that were sent to the British
market. At this advanced stage of
development they were introduced in-
to America, and soon found strong
advocates. During the past twenty
years they have i icreased from 128 to
over 60t000, and now every state in
the Union and every province in our
Dominion has them in numbers.
American intelligence and enterprise
have improved these cattle very much
by selection, breeding and feeding,aud
to -day they are admitted to be the
largest dairy cows in the country.
They are the largest milk producers,
Piseet RelmedY Naterrh OA
Be, FAsiest to Ifse, and Oheapeat.
0,40 ve...vriiita
804 bY druggists or Bent bit Mail;
60c, R, IlaSeltine, Warren, Pa.
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POE THE BEST VALUE'
Regulates the Stomach,
Liver andBowels, unlocks
th Secret! o n s,Pts esthe
Blood and removes all Im.
Purities from a 'Pimple to
theworst Scrofulous Sore.
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DYSPEP S IA. BILIOUSNESS:•
CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE
SALT RHEUM. SCROFULA. r,
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DIZZINESS. DROPS' ;
RHEUMATISM. SKIN DISEASES '1
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haying leased the shop, owned by hp, if !LbniinciA • •
for a term of years, beg to notify the public that they
aro-in a position to turn out first Mass! t
Carriages, Waggons, ; • - - • ! •
• . • • • . : ?./IANTJFAKOTURE11S OF . - •
on shortest notice. Only the best quality of meter -
Cutters, SleigliS;' • ••••• •i!.: ..• : •
MI used in their manufacture. Plows . Iron Gangi;,..Plows,Land
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The BLACKSMITRITYQ:earrificl:sia • i •
as usual. • R011erS-;
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CAPS,
SHIRTS,
COLLARS, CUFF%
Cheaip for JURE,
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mURR Y•
Horse -Shoeing ‘:•:••4••••••
We are prepared to sell 20 or cent. cheaper than
the cheapest in town. •
• Al LSO, WALMS LEY'S PATENT
FRIENDSHIP & CO.
and their calves are quickest ready for SELP-tIZILT azi aui-LEILATIN5 WIND 141
market. They were introduced in 14
'or Influenza or "La Gripre" Wilson's hITAi(11191 gfil OOMPLETE IVITH &c. W4RRANTED THE BEST IN UsE..
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Canada about ten or twelve years ago,
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry is a. sure and since then there has been a
and safe remedy. There fano better medi, aradual increase; but to a great ex-, I
Coughs, Oolds,Croup and kindred diseases. tent, as it were, on tnial. Now, • I dA STINGS in S or IRON,
cine for the cure of Influenza, Bronchitis,See 0.1tr stock o nem arid desirable.'
Get the genuine in white wrappers. however, they ore beyond that stage, BOOTS and, SHOES
The Dominion Illustrated Monthly for
March, 1892.
The second number of the new national
retagagitle, The Dominion Illustrated
Monthly, has moiled us, and •we are glad
to Dote that its contents are fully up to the
mark of the February number,end in some
respects shows a decided improvement.
Professor Charles G D Roberts continues
his fascinating story of Acadia, "The Raid.
fpom Beansejour," a tale which growst
steadily in interest. "From Canada to St
Helena," is a very amusing paper, describ-
ing the travels of Mr McCook, a Montreal
journalist, in search of bealth,firet to Eng-
land, then to Walesaltially bringing up at
the historic .island of St Hahne.; views
3,re. given of the moat interesting and
striking buildings on the island. A. poem
by George Pdartin—the talented author Of
"Bkrguerite"—follows, entitled, "To My
Canary Bird," and is one of the most
beautiful "waifs and strays" we have seen
for some tilxte. "Deacon Snider and the
Circus" is a humorous story by one of our
most powerful writers. Wililam Arilfrid
Campbell, of Ottawa, and shows that in
prose Mr Campbell is no less proficient
than in verse. Another story, brilliantly
told, is "When Bill Came Down," a dra-
matic sketch of British Columbia life, Dr
Wolfred Nelson, who accompanied the.
Ron Adam Brown, Canadian Commission-
er to Jamaica, gives an interesting account
of his trip in "jaruaitia Vistas," illustrated
from photos taken by Dr Nelson en puma.
To historical subjects attention is given in
Mr 3. M LeMoine's "The St Lawrence," iii
which many very interesting incidents are
told of early life on the shores of our great
river. A new feature appears this month
in "Scraps and Snaps," by F Blake Crof-
ton, of lialifo,k, comprising . a clever series
of short, humorous iteMS. Portraits of
the new Quebec Cabinet are given with a
brief but comprehensive sketch of the life
of each of the ministers ; the article will
be of much general interest in view of the
coming elections. Sportsmen will greatly
enjoy Mr Hedley's paper on "Curling in
Canada,'” the first instalment of which ap- -
pears in this issue; it is told in an unusual-
ly bright and interesting manner, and will
do much to assist iu rendering mere
popular out of the best of our winter
games. The number closes with a pleas-
ant story for young people by Samuel It
Baylis, called "How Jack Won His Snows.
shoes,"—a •little sketch that will come
home to many a Cans,diag school -boy. The
lill
nblishers this mouth have been unusually
exceed three or "fscnistil :fej4, 'cears'' -. i .."'•'''''' ''''f'n411 '''' .W4A,.4,t j'il;;;!P:if
octane with supplements, two g0011•••
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footing with the other keeds. Oan- vershoes. bhers. 8to
TO ORDER. •
and to -.day they stand on an equal 0
.adian and American breeders claim at p!rjtiefriiiieh defy chnipetitio3 1
For old and young, .
the following points for their favorites
and back up their claims by the:
strongest euidenee possible :
(1)B a tter Producers. —They, produce
from twelve to twenty•five pounds in a
week, This is shown by sworn evi-
dence in private tests,and by the large
percentage of prizes taken in public
tests where all breeds were in cony:
petition.
(2) Cheese Producers.—They have a
butter fat in their milk, so that it is e
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large amount of casein as well as
admirably fitted for cheese.
(8) Large Size.—Oows weigh from
1,200 to 1,600 pounds, and.balls from,
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2,000 to 2,600 each.. , Late ( Hamilton and Pa
(4) Vealers.—Their °abler; grow HOUSE, SIat AND
TAL PAthit: ',PAPE.
very rapidly, and hence are ready for
the market very young, acrd the qual- -,•!'''''.1'EFIESG
sty of the vealis excellent. i would take thisepportunit o
of wingham and surroundin
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(5) Economical feeders.—They take had larP"P"ience 41.aitY '
do Alitildiaileargil .0,
% buildings Frescoed in.b, utiful. ors anti. Desigss
twhoer la. t. eeahajirpehes,
coarse or fine feed, and make the beet Iiall3s r MIL
use of it, \Vhile giving milk they'd() at moderat&tateS.' ' .:' " .! ..: .1. • .. '". ' ''. " .
not take on flesh ; when dry they take Graining in W rait,Dak,•B 'sEye .Ma-:.
on 'flesh rapidly.
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(6) They are quiet and contented An doges' 7 4804 tinty care Uniii,to.leaihed,;
cattle, and experience shows that they and despatelti
stand the varied climate of :Panada Orders
very well. prompt a
Great Variety, Great Bargains,
, Great OpportnnitY. •
Having purchased the .business lately owned • la
IUD ?deem wick, next to the Bank of Hamilton, and
added to the already large stook, I wish to inform
the people of Winghain and. surrounding country
that I am in a position to furnish thorn with anything
In theReot and Shoe line at astonishingly low prices
, ORDERED \Yong' :Al, SligOTATAY. •
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Your patronage kindly solicited.
Don's forget the stand—Two doors north of the
Postoffice. • .; ; •
JOHN MARTI&
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!damning the citizens
country that having
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annoyed with an excessive aocurnufation; '- .-t'-•; 7: '"N•-• " : ' `:- ' ' ' ' " ' " • Also, dealer in a. kinids tif Agrioulthial Iniplements, Organs, Sewing Machinea,--:
of Dandruff and although using various' •'-‘*•' '
preparations recommended and shampoo. ZETL Ty sAvv. ,aLiL Aso., allfrom the beet utaketwih-Canitda;.•t --:
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relief was realized until my attention was ..1 -' 07trt:r ' '
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fbitinclaretanding IBA trier being rated at $245,000. No c Olathe here:
:MIN- 4CAMPBELL, Agent, -
ins regularly once a week, no ' material
called to AntisDandruff. which has pro-
d d kdf lt i GEORGE THOMSON, Proprietor.
nee oo ••• or resu a n my case,
Four applications removed everjt, particle.
of Dandruff, and as a speeffidfiee thila '
trouble it certainly 110$ no equal. Lumber of allkindN,
yours truly, W T ROBINSON, „
Can. Pac. itys.Telegraph.00MEOutteata\vq''
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ings, together with all the goods and ;;t11-1-4'15
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las eau sav n usp forin, g
the °leering of the hrii ah bringing tiromers by 441,1.vitillt 4•A F.;
that - a fill. Win fl,111
it into producti4 cokopittiftv?-1*ill.lhttpul'i rtiolsort,
.ed pietureS having been given ; one is al ,
handsome colored prict,,,Ledoleece,,. from production; niowat usevivils less.
Paton Commere'll painting, the other a If all could ho reconverted into food,. ;nal;
reproduction of Sir George liaryey'a great fuel and thiallailatiliailcr -
curling picture—probably the best of all rest wholly from 1.ymir rjwould be
engravings on the eubjeet. The magazine
deserves the, support of Canadians, and is tdre.iy,te
Oen:Wined its two Or three years, In
respect toloda, tne world is always
the heetftteia4 let,SL60 a year we
ever Sean. XIS 't within a year of starvation, I,1 tkoro,
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& gabliAli itaompatiy, Montreal is always enough somewhere.— Popu.
arid Toronto.'
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