The Wingham Times, 1893-03-10, Page 4M
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DRUGGIST.
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opp. Brunswick House
Wingham,
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THE WINGHAM ' TIMES!, MARCH 10,1893
Thompson. Government, read a list of
countries, their population and number
of Cabinet Ministers,. including the fol-
lowing : Austria, 0; Belgium, 7; France,
10; Germany, 12; Italy, 11; Mexico, i ;
Persia, 19; Spain, J; Sweden, 10; !Tutted
States, 8; Japan, 12; Russia, 12; Great
Britain, 17; Brazil, 7; Canada, 11; and
three stipendiaries, The Dr, said that
we have in all Canada 5'a Cabinet Minis-
ters at a cost of 4-'02,000 and 700 legisla-
tors,
ToRON•To News: The speeches of
Messrs, Laurier and Foster, in conclud-
ing the debate on the budget, have, from
present appearance, laid down the lines
on which the next general election will
be fought. On the one side the Liberals
have declared for immediate tariff redac-
tion, with free trade as their ultimate
object. On the other the Couservatives
�} p f t Y + have pronounced in favor of the National
.`& l 1'�������1 L Policy as it now stands, If both parties
retain their respective positions, there
can be little doubt as to the result cf the
FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1893. coming contest. The people aro
thoroughly weary of a system under
• NOTES which enormous burdens are placed on
Toe Imperial Federatronrsts have re the benefit of one-fourth, and that wears
EDITORIAL
hlG1tI MARKETS,
boaeilt$ dread gained thou b this in' t
uIterate oa
Y � t attended. Prot. Sr ottt was much a>i paid --Carried. YvtnouA , ., }s ,
t e further usefuleoas ; preofated hi his Botch songsendRev, E. McKague—Kirkland--7.'ientthisiloard I Cor•rcctvd ty P. Deans, Produce Dower,
trueueut,thty and _ h J dour or None,
• s 1 eft is 2.00
6 last
k'
again o
n
th 1s
n ,eb
W.Hughes And DI Meldrum anti all thedo now adjourn to roost f; hall raft wheat per
on three-fourths of the population for
if _
ived aaet-back in the decision of the ness will be given forcible expression to
nperial Government not to have a meet- in the ballots cast in '94. •
ig of the Colonial Conference in I893, Tisa preferential treaty lately negotiat-
Ex-FamSIDP.NT Heneasor bas accepted ed between France and Canada, provides
professorship in the Leland Standford that French non -sparkling wines of 26
'niversity of California. He will deliver per cont. of alcohol, or less,and all spark -
series of lectures on constitutional law, ling wines shall be exempted from the
fomenting in October next. ad volorem duty of thirty per cent; that
r.Piiei 1lanitobaSchool question was be- the present duty charged on common
re the !louse of Com mons this week, and castile soaps shall be reduced by one -
the
a motion of J. I. Tarte, M. P., to con- half; that the present duty 'en nuts,
biro the Government for their action in almonds, prunes and plums. shall be re-
efs matter. Speeches were made by dnced one-third, and that any commer-
tylarge number of members, but at 3 a. (nal advantages granted by Canada to a
. Thursday, the vote had not been !third power shall be fully enjoyed by
Eiken. 'France and her colony. In return France
0IT es now feared that tuberculosis may : agrees to admit into all her territory,
itfi placed on the list of diseases for which !French dependencies included, at the
,je English Government will schedule minimum tariff, canned meats,condensed
milk, fresh water tish,eels, preserved fish,
e�kttle, and n that aase the notember e -go including lobsters, etc., in their natural
hainsL Canadian cattle will be re • -
or-ed,as Deputy Minister of Agriculture ,form, fruit of all ]rinds, in all conditions,
.?we says that disease undoubtedly ex -
wood
building„ lumber, wood pavement, staves,
wood pulp, tanning extracts, common
i in this country. paper, skins, boots, shoes, native wood,
oi.
it promises, entitle ft to the hearty out).
wire
port aud encouragement a# sell who desire
to sea our public service well performed,
or wbo hnpe for the elevation of political
gentitneut end tie. purlfleatioe of political
tnetltod+r•
The existence of immense aggregations
of kindred enterprises aud combination,?.
of ,. ,,.,se interests, formed for the pur.,
d 04
t asses 2 o
Saturday of March, in the town a sprlt1e ss to
others did very well, oats, 28 to
Bartay so to
Mr. K. N. Duff was ono of the nlagls- meet3wtlt6l•, at 2 o'clock, p. m.—Carried. sDrio to
trates who tried, the ease of the G, T. I,,,, ao Matto,
vs, Pratt, at Brussels.
Miss Jeanie Thynne has eetnreed from
Ia visit to Elena,
At the meeting of the patrons and
directors of the cheese. factory, held on.
pose of limiting production mud. fixing Mouday, it was decided to pay ' for the
prices, is inconsistent with the fair field t grist; according to the butter fat contain -
which ought to be opeuod up to every I ed in it, It was also decided not to have
independent activity, Legitimate strife in a butter factory.
business should not be superseded by an
enforced concession to the detnands of
combinations that have the power to de.
stroy ; nor ahould the people to be served
lose the benefit of cheapuess, 'sviaieli us-
ually results tram wholesome competition.
These aggregations mad combinetious frs-
yuently constitute oouspiracies against the
interests of the people, and as in all their
phases unnatural and opposed to our
American sense of fairness, to the extent
that they cxu be reached and restraiued by
federal power, the general government
MR. HERBERT GARDINER, President of . furniture of'common make other than
a English Board of Agriculture, made , chairs, pine or other soft wood mooring,
speech in the Imperial Parliament, on and wooden sea -going ships. Twelve
ape 8th inst., in w.hicla he said that be months' notice is required of either party
rasped soon to remove the restrictions 1 to abrogate the treaty, except in case
et;ainst live cattle from Canada being , Canada nuts up the duty on French nbn-
ialotved entrance to England. A. bill to sparkling wines, when France can termi-
eohibit all live stock imports, which ;nate it at once.
t as before tbo House, was defeated by a
Lsangside.
Thero'c a little ice left yet.
Present in the body, but absent in the
heart, is the state of some of our gents,
since the departure of a blonde or two.
Mr. Wm. Dawson has been spending
a fortnight at the old house.
Mr, Thos. Belway and family loft for
Calgary, N. W. T., on Tuesday last. Mr.
David McIntosh having purchased his
farm, is moving to it.
Mr. Wm. Hayes left. for De;.roit a few
should relieve our citizens from their iu- days afterwards, the family and luggage
terference and exactions. Loyalty to the i followed. Having taken French leave, a
principles upon which our Government number are inquiring anxiously for him.
rests positively demands that the equality Our market reports during the last
before the law which it guarantees t^ storm are as follows :
every citizen should be justly and in good Wheat heavy; beef, high; pork, lively
faith conceded iu all parts of the land.
The enjoymeut of this ,right follows the
badge of oitizeusbip wherever found and
unimpaired by race or color. It appeals
for recognition to American manliness and
fairness. Our relations with the Dndians
located within our border repose upou us
responsibilities we cannot escape. Human-
ity and ,consistency requires us to troatt
them with forbearauoo,aed in our dealings
with them to honestly aud considerately
regard their rights and interests. Every
effort should be made to lead them through
the paths of civilization and education to
self-supportiug and independent citizen-
ship. °In the meantime, as the nation's
wards, they should be promptly defended
against the cupidity of designing men, and
shielded from every iulueuce and tempta-
tion that retards their advancement.
The people of the United States have
decreed that on this day the control of their
Government in its legislative and execu'
tive branches shall be given to a party
pledged in the most positive terms to ac-
cotnpltoh tariff reform, and are in favor of
a more just and equitable form of taxation.
The agents they have chosen to carry out
their purposes are bound by their premises,
not less than by the command of their
masters, to deyote themselves unremit-
tingly to their services. While there
should be no surrender or principle, our
task must be uudertakeu wisely and with.•
out vindictiveness. Our mission is .not
,,uuishmeut, but the rectification of
wrongs, If in lifting burdens from the � Belgrave•
daily Iife of dor people we reduce iuordi-' With the approaching sp_ting tbe sick
nate and unequal advantages too long en- in our village are improving. Mrs. Scan-
joyed, this is but a necessary incident of drett has now recovered sufficiently to
our returti to right tied justice. 'ff we 1 move to her own home.
exact from unwilling minds acquiescence Our local hotel keeper is giving up the
in the theory of an honest distribution of business, and our local mill owner will
the fund of governmental beneficence try his hand.
treasured up for all, we but insist upon a The concert to take place here on the
principle which underlies our free iusti- evening of the 13th of March is some-
tutious. thing new aud interesting. Something
When we tear aside the delusions and we do not often. hear.
misconceptions which have blinded our I Good roads are now at a premium.
countrymen to their condition under
The following are the officers elected
vieoious tariff laws,we but show them how for the next terns in Belgrave Lodge, I
far they have been led away from the OGT D Meiklejohn, C. T. ; Nellie
paths of contentment aud prosperity.
When we proclaim that the necessity for
revenue to support the Government fur,•
uishes the only justification for taxing the
people, we annouuee a truth so plain that
tents of 186 to 151. I . President Cleveland.
' SOME EXTRACTS rROII inc INAUGURAL ADDRESS.
grioultural College, says the demand i
sir seed grain this year is something 1 Grover Cleveland was formally ivaugur-
re
iormous. They cannot begin to fill all' aced as President of the United States, at
IS orders, This work, the professor, Washington, on Saturday last, amid great
latinks, of introducing and testing new , pomp.. We give several extracts from his
unties of grain is second only in im-' address, and which indicate that he intends
tonne to the educational department. i to carry out his promises of tariff `m-
e proof of its value to the farming I form. ]3e says : The lessons of paternal.
t�mmun1ty is amply attested by the in- ` ism ought to be unlearned and the bettor
;teasingly large number that, profit by I lesson taught, that while the people should
patriotically and cheerfully support their
e I Government, its functions do not include
Mein city of Stratford has entered suit • the support el the people. The accept-
ranst the Port Dover and Lake Huron! mice of this priuoiple leads to a refusal of
tilway Company for 830,000 to enforce ; bounties and subsidies, which burden the
o agreement entered into when the labor and thrift of a portion of our cili-
o by granted the company a bonus. One Intim, to aid ill-advised or lauguishiug euter-
hr?thostipulatious in tbe agreement was 1 •prises •iu which /hey have no concern. It
n ;at the. road should continue an inde- I loads also to a challenge of wild aud reek-
`ndent road. There are scores of other , less pension expendi ture, which overleaps
unieipalities who gave bonuses during I the bounds of gratofut :ecoguitiott of pa-
ve old carnival of bonus giving triotic service and prostitutes to vicious
yooroughaut the Province. only to 809 uses the people's prcmpt and ,generous im•
dee roads they aided swallowed up by pulse to aid those disabled in their country's its denial would seem to indicate the ex-
eir big rivals, and in violation of the Mellott. Every thoughtful American tent to which judgment may be a influenced
nrpress conditions on which they were o h l y
benused.
rGBirrv> rr'rr 15 ef the census was issued
ileisweek. It deals with mortality and economy as virtues which we may safely
chis causes. In 1891 67 66 7 deaths occurred outgrow. The toleratiou of this idea ro-
e Canada. It is worthy of note that salt% in the waste of the people's money
n'!tithisis. carried off a fargreater percent- by their chosen sorvauts and encourages
e in Nova Scotia than in any other prodigality aud extravage:ace in the home
.evince, while the deaths ix the Terri- life of our countrymen.
Under our scheme of Government the
r�riesirom the same disease were very public crime against
tatty; Deaths by violence numbered 2,391, d t1 of our poo
G`which 183 were in railway accidents,
d 04Y by drowning. Tho ''proportion
deaths by violence were 500 to the
Ilion in England. The ratio is 053 per
ion here.
Tine 2nd annual convention of the
tario Vocational Association will be
.ilbId in the Departmental Buildings,
oronto, on April 4th to 0tb. The As-
iation of Public and High School
tees has wisely concluded to meet
the same time and place and the corn •
atPRo'PFssoR SHAW, ef this Ontario
Af:sx. ADAMSON, Secretary. utd is to
Dcttor, tub ,
18 to
Zetland, gees par dot. 17 to
Wood per cord, i 75 t o
Tho following report shows the stand- flay per ton, 0 00 to
40 to
ing of the pupils of S. S, Flo. 7,Zetltand, Chickens, 25 to
for the month of February', Ducks 40 to
Turkeys 5 tin
Geese a
messed hoes 8 e0 to S do
Fourth sr,—Bert Taylor, Hattie Thom-
son, Charlie Sutton, Weslie Walters,
Lottie Davidson, Emma Davidson and
Clara Pelton.
Third sr.—Maitland MoDonald,George
Lamont, Lillie McDonald. Roland Grain,
Jane Baird, Lizzie Eagiestone, harry
Peddle, Willie Eaglestone and Stephen
Pelton,
Third jr.—Eunice Peddle, Cassie Mc-
Creight and Frank Grain.
Second class. —Willie Currie, Samuel
Legatt, Lizzie Robinson and Loru Mc.
Donald.
Sr. Part II—Ezia Hotnuth,John Baird
Lancelot Grain, John Robinson and
Henry Maucer.
Jr, Part II—Mary Eaglestone and
Alfred 11cCreight.
J. L, Coueems, Teacher.
Blyth.
Mrs. Owen fiitchcox,the world renown -
and active; hides, rank; potatoes,rotten; ed Temperaece Lecturer -Singer, will
eggs, advancing; butter, strong; cheese, deliver a series of lectures in the County
firm; lard, slippery; cutlery, very dull; , of Huron, under the auspices of the I. O.
pen and paper, stationary; gun powder, , G, T„ during the month of March. Mrs.
inclined to be rising; shot, dead; wood, Hitchcox always speaks without notes
hard; cedar, light. and plays her own accompaniment on.
(Intended for tact issue.) , her trunk organ. She will lecture in 1
The season for hearvesting ice is at Blyth on Sunday, 15th iust., and ern I
GRAND TRUNK RY.
will run
Colonist Trains
EVERY TUESDAY
zo
MANITOBA and the NORTHWES
Daring
MARCHand APRIL
For n1 rinformation apply to
J. NICOLL, Agent,
band. Mr. John A. Taylor kits purelias- ; Monday and Tuesday evenings, 13th and
Th' ill boa rare treat as Mrs.
ply any quantity of ice, cut and loaded, Hitcheox is one o
WINGIIAIG
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Z-f+�0.L�' 1893.
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The Aggressive
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ed tho ice on Wraith's lake and can sup- ;14th. is w , tropotis.
f the most earnest and
for 25 cents a load. It is needless to say , successful Prohibition speakers in this
thatthefirst lass •
ice is
rs c I country. Her success is without parallel
Our "Patrons of Ind ustry" Society may over 15,000 persons having signed the '
be considered a thing of the past. Wei total abstinence pledge in leer meetings '
believe the "Grange" is still doing quite I of tho past season. She is i radian speaker on the National e Le ture
a iiy oadoess.
A load of young Lneknowitea came to I Bureau, of New York.
i the Hamlet last Friday evening to have
a night's fun. GlenfarroW.
Miss Mary Crowston has been visiting 1 On Friday evening last, about one
friends in Wingham. ' hundred guests assembled at tbe box
Mrs. W. Crowston, of Wingham, is ; social held in Mr. Thos. Bolt's handsome
visiting at Kelvin -grove Farm. ; now dwelling, and a very enjoyable time
!ss number attended the funeral of the I was spent by those present.
late Mrs. Wm. Lockhart, on Sunday, 1st I Mr. David Gemmill, jr., who has been
inst. travelling for some time, bas returned
Messrs. Thos. Belway and Wm. Hayes,
sold by public auction their farm stook
and implements, ou Monday and Tues-
day last. Cattle, sheep and pigs brought
exceptionally good prices. Mr. Hayes is
oing to Detroit and Mr. Belway to Cal-
gary, N. W. T.
must recognize the importance of c h ec c- b familiaritywith perversions of the taxa
ing at its begiuniug any tendency iu public ing power, and when we seek to reinstate
or private station, to regard frugality and the self-confidence and busiu„ss enterprise
of our citizens by discrediting an abject
dependence upon Goveumeutal favor, we
strive to stimulate those elemouts of
American character which support the
hope of American achievement,
Bluevale.
waste of pu to money is a Mr. Sellars, of this place, will take
the citizen, and to contempt • charge of the farm. of Mr. Couch of Clio -
maifor economy and frugality in their per- , , '
sonai affairs deplorably saps the 'strength ton, this year:. The farm is situated near
and Sturdiness of our national character. Clinton.
It is a plain dictate of honesty and good MissEichardson, who has been visiting
government that public expenditures at Mr. Jae, Timmins' for soave time, re -
should be Iimited by public necessity aud turned to hor home in Cobourg last
that this should be measured by the rules
of strict economy, and It is equally "clear
that frugality atnoug the people is the
best guarantee of a couteuted and strong
support of fres institutions.
• Otte mode of the misappropriations of
m programs published gives promise public funds is avoided when appy inttnents Mr. and Mrs. James Hogg,of McKillop,
gathering'iVlrich should he intensely to office, instead of being the rewards of spent Sunday at 1Vlr. Frank Scott's.
resting ;rind really profitable to both partisan activity, are awarded to those al.r. James and Bliss Clara Irolnnd, of
hers and trustees All teachers who whose efficiency premises a fair return of Brussels, were visiting at II Hoes' last
week,
Mins Jessie Sproat, of Kinburn,
and In the chair, Minutes of previous meet -
Mise Acidic McDougall, of . Wingham,, ing wore read and adopted,
were Visiting at Mr. R. Dff's this week. Messrs. Kirkland and Little moved;
Mr. ("raig, of St, Thouius, was visiting that all applications for insurance be
at Hugh Boss' this week. now.laid on the table for inspection--- ,
home, and will have a sale of his farm
stock on Marcs 16th.
Mr. Jos. Kitehen, of this place, is visit-
ing friends at Galt.
Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell, of Wel-
lesley; are visiting friends hero.
The warehouses of D. & A. MacDonald
at St. John's, Que., wore destroyed by fire
Saturday night last. The loss is $100,000
and the insurance $54,000. Some 225
persons are thrown out of employment.
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David Russell, Marshal; Fanny McCrea,
Deputy Marshal; Thee. Keeehtel, Chap-
lain; Annie Littlefair, Guard; Isaac E.
Stubbs, Sentinel; Annie Littlefair, Sup-
erintendent Juvenile Temple.
Mr. Alfred Haslam hasrented his farm
to Mr. Marshall, of Seaforth, for a term
of five yoars,for the sum of 911.00 per year.
Mr. Haslam intends removing to Brue-1
sets shortly and to act as travelling silos -
man for a Hamilton parts green manufac-
to rer.
Mr. Chas. McClelland, of Belgrave,
tends accepting an agency for the sale of
the Maxwell binders, in the spring.
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Cuirass.
The Directors of the Culross Mutual'
Fire Insurance Company met in the
town hail; Toeswater, 25th. February,
1893. Members all present. President `
Carried.
Kirkland—Little—That having eltatein- l
ed 13 applications and found them satis-
factory, the President and Secretary are
should. attend and eviary trustee' work for the compensation paid:, to, than.. geek. hereby inetructf d to prepare and issue'
alto M. W. A. Wawatosh, was I policies tor same --Carried,
t have a representative To Hecate the fitness and c.otnl,etnuny of ;1i Elliott,, 1
shoals p-- ht as certain assess,'
mut, aplsointees to otllce and to remove from visiting at R. N. Duff's last week, 1 Ltttlo--•-Reid T a
_.. polities! tuition the demoralizing madttess The concert oe Thursday evening last, ' monis df 18132 are still unpaid, the'Seere-
L,4:rra tress M. thP.,e
m speaking p, g- tar is hereby instructed to notify all
rt the. increase in rho nurraber of for s;,r,iln,(;fvil Service reform has found liven by the Sons of Scotland of lVin
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ministration on the formation of a plane in our publiar poliey and laws, The ham, in the roresters' Hall,. was Well such phrtios that their saes -s must be
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But they are waking up to the fact that.
I can give thorn goods that will
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Fruits, Oysters,Confectionery,&c.
APPLES BY THE BARREL.
Agent for Parker's Dyt Works.
Canned goods sat oveey- demetiption al-
ways on hated attd my prises are as law
oaths lowest.
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Bank of Haiimiltot.
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