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11 SJULYr,1891.
ou Slonday and played agatnet Harriston I Blaevate.
and beat them one to nothing. Harris- �. M. fond 'Mrs. Jas. Ti monis lett here oil .
ton did conte tine playing, but our boys' Saturday for the Wor11 a Fair.
A large slumber of liwevalitee attended E
the races in Brussels, lust Tlsurstley, tin'
Mrs, Funston, of Brussels, wits ties R
her feeler, Mr. Mex. Bruce, last week.
Mr. earl Mrs. Watt, of Ethel, spent
Dominion Day with Mr. and Mrs. Mills.
Air, and Sire. David Hartley, of flatten
are s ill too touch for them.
At the recent Entrance and Public
School Leaving Exanlinttion forty-five
pupils wrote in the school hero, twenty-
; six troin the public school here and
see -0v% ' nineteen from the country. 02 the
' • •-1 .t• j 1 t e for P S
4
twenty-six from
sero en 1v
L. 111X1 sixteen forl'lntrance. county, were visiting at the. .pause t ie
- - -- f 1 number of the young people to the I week,
111 d 1 Coupes shag purchased
r la wart
number of about tivontv•fio•e, on Mon- 1M1 ' e
tt�� f1 rg� CAR : �a4 drty,llel<l a picnic in the"I3eavcrMeltdow~,' a Braut.urd bicycle.
T� G. N. W. TE��+�l Miss U. B. Ball, of Brussels, spout a few
and passed ati very peasant 1111d sociable;
opp.,,Brunswick Rood 'time,
I
faetoriee will make'orreugemeuts to seed
some of their prime cheese to Toronto
early in September, ea that the present
high reputatiou of our Western cheese may
be rnainGained, and diet we do not lose
lour gond carne as the leading dairy district
in Canada, both as regards to the qua -laity
and the quality of our dairy products.
The Western Fair, Lo,ulml, also °eine
in fora like amount of 40100, to be given w
rimes for cheese, to be competed for at
I days here this week visiting her uutneroue
The Misses Harrison, of Walkerton, friends.
• erl u
f
formerly jr,,Y
Farrow,
Martin
aro visiting their friends in town, They i 131u1evalo, but now of W
c I intend spending a fete weeks here•
iuutpeg, ilIan itoba,
s was visiting frier a here this week. Mr,
The strawberryfestival iveu by
-- - " -' Culross• and Mrs. Robert Leathern, on blonduy
`a1K'*• • '" Tne!g tallied of base ball match 'veterans of njgl]t, came off successfully, with plenty of
fa x . ;!' p, 'l between the amateurs and the first strawberries, music, and fun.
the 4th concession, came off o oa
FRIDAY, JULY 7,18:13. '
I:IDITORIAL NOTES.
MtoC4. zTflTF newspaper is to be
Tiiin Orangeville this week.
U jtedStates
?Ewer, session of the n
ess has been called for August
tO
1]R
• llC
' -pvv a{.,pears that the re
at:11C
ne4- Canadian cattle eutering the
markets. are not to be removed.
11 be ::kid news to our cattle shit -
;rirmereial Bank, of Ittanitolt a•,
d piyment last Saturday. It
to liquidation At once. It is
n'ilo:'• and noteholders will
refl.
Miss Code, "ode of Trowbridge, js visiting at
hist., on Mr. A. Simpson's farm, resulting Mr. Joseph Leech's.
in a well earned victory for the veterans. t Mrs. Soaulau and family, of Carlyle, its a number r.f different lots of cheese of this
visiting her parents, Mr. aid Mrs, Win. year's make, and won 20 medals, Ontario
only sent forward one lot of cheese made
iii 1893, end consequently only received
one medal for cbeese made this year.
Ontario did nobly on last fall's goocls and
can do as well on this semen's snake if she
exerts herself.
p
the coming exhibition here, from the I4th
to the 23rd of September..
Considerable discussion took place in re•
foronce to the showing that Western On-
tario hod made at the World's . Farr in
ehiese made during the Seam') of 1803.
Although Ontario bass great reason to be
rend of the honors received for cheese
made during 1892,and exhibited this spring
yet through some misunderstanding of
what was required or through being too
lex in their efforts to make a diapley, our
Ontario dairymen did not make in any
way a representative exhibit of cheese
made this year. While Quebec sent over
B
S1r. Adam Bela
the World's Fair,
there ultso, having
illn888 of her sola.
Large quentitle
livered at the Mai
Graham tt Veneto
es wising and belie
market.
County Gamtnis
town 1)0 Seturd,iy.
will be painted thi
waruit:g the publi
over the bridge wil
.Messrs. Balzer &
bushels of wheat i
able turn of the in
,,/n '1 U®eddy e
League gave a r
school room of the
the naw pastor aur
berries met cream
Mr. Dave Barbour gave the best of satis-
faction as umpire and the ladies gave
tnore than the best of satisfaction when
they appeared on the scene loaded down
with baskets containing all the delicacies
of the season, which, at the close of the
contest, was passed around and highly
appreciated by the boys.
Mr. John McKenzie, on the 4th conces-
sion, sign, raised a large barn on Monday.
Everything passed off without mishaps'
except the defeat of one of the captains. I On Tuesday last, Christopher Garbett,
Wm. Harkness, Esq., had some sheep
1 aged 82 years, was buried in the Brandon
worried by dogs lately.i cemetery• He hied always been a healthy
Robt. Marshall took in the Brussels 1 man uutil a few mouths ago, when he had
races, last Thursday, and reports an ex- { a fall, which confined him to his bed. Be
citing flare. ex-1
on Sunday last, July 2nd, about 11.30
Mr. Joe Welwoocl, Reeve, is adding `p n, On the day of the funeral, Rev. J.
I
=side' ably to the dimensions of his 13 Dyke preached from Job 7:6, "My days
'deice. are swifter then a weaver's shuttle." De -
:.relt has given his protective
1•'crlc eye by admitting that
r cent of the manufacturers
.gone into business since his
.;oto effect have failed. Ne
ruin" statement as that could
he made with respect to the
u Canada prospered under a
rt:Y.
Smith.
Miss Barbara Thynue, of Markham, and
Mrs. G. Wray, of Alma, were visiting
friends here this week.
Belgrave•
Our friend MlcLean's foot isimproviug
slowly.
John Dudge keeps much the same,some-
times a little better and theu a change•
SSW%
MEI gone ou a visit to
,thioago. Mrs. Reid ie
esti called theta by the
of hay have been de-
lated rick, for Messre,
e, where they intend
it for the Old Country
Weer Ainsley was ill
The town iron bridge
summer and new sista
in reference to trotting
be put up.
Venstoue he,ve 16,000
stock awaiting e. favor -
t stet,
ening lest, the ]
1
wo
Itl
ception social in the
Methodist church for
his good lady. Straw.
ere nerved and a musi-
cal and literary pro femme was presented.
'
•.r
re
]
Rtdent of
tn+el:r Csr+>�.n. r , T
1-b.aru of AgrttrltUr•e, suites
o+ a 1;]ie exeminution of the
cue's lauded from the steamer
it eg from Montreal has prov-
:nin'ais bad been affected
iohs pleuro -Pneumonia. The
'starlet the itnportation of
e roust therefore be trwin-
Wr4K has addressed a
)liver nlowat, urging tont
nt take over the control
ant of the poor, instead of
he hands of local authori-
The Judge's letter was
e- fact that when holding
:tratford he saw much
ng from indigent persons
to jail.
Farmers are making ready to attack
the bay erop, which is enormous, and
promises to he a fair price. We are ex-
pecting an itinerant hay press in the
neighborhood at any time, the farmers
having considerable old hay which they
want to dispose of,
Listowel-
'
it-
1n
the Mait-
landlast game of football
land district series was played at Mount
•
Forest on Saturday between the
bores, of Listowel,and Mount Forest,and I "The twofold force in Salvation."
atter a close and exciting struggle the The garden party at Mr. Frank Baruea',
game was decided a draw, each team
having scored one goal. This leaves
Listowel champions of the district, they
not having lost a game, and•having,
scored 10 goals to their opponents 1.
This is a very creditable record, and it is
all the more creditable since no outside
players were ever engaged to assist the
team. The Marlboros intend arranging
a game with Galt some time during this
month. The following is the standing
of the teams in the Maitland League:
Councillor Alaimo
of the World's Fel
dick gave an addle
The Winghaul
our boys, on Thurs,
mine, in a hotly co
The members of the executive felt that.l
something should be done to get a proper
exhibit of our western cheese for the corn-
ing competitions this year,and cousequeut-
ly arrangements were made to have some
of our cheese buyers and best judges of
cheese visit the factories and make the
selections of cheese to be sent to Ingersoll
and thence forward to Chicago. Tho
association desire to work in unison with
the Dairy Commiesioners, and to leave no,
stone unturned in their efforts to have
Western Ontario properly represented,and
askior the co-operation c'f western dairy-
men in their endeavors tt; get as large and
MI gond an exhibit of cheese from the west
ass possible. ---
Au Unbaised Verdict.
(Mouetnry Times.)
"The theory of the members of the Cate 1
adieu Government, who aro carrying on
this tariff inquiry, is that protection is to
be continued until the several manufac.
turers are self-supporting; and that meen-
W hile duties are to be kept on to equalize
the difference between the rates of interest
and wages in Canada and foreign cone -
Wee. The pretense is that the farmer is
to share protection along with the manu-
facturer. This is a feat which no tariff,
can accomplish. How is it attempted to
be done ? By putting duties on farm pro-
duce. But the country grows such produce
in excess of its own weuta ; the surplus,
which Rads a market in England, bas to
be sold at a price determined by the pro-
portion of the world's supply to the world's
demand; a'hd tate pries obtained for the
overplus fixes the price of the whole, in-
cluding what is retained in the country for
consumption. The duty put on here has
no effect in determining the Euglisb price,
which the Oauaclian, like that of every
other exporting country, bas to follow. If
from local or accidental causes the Cana-
dian price is sometimes euhanced through
the du ty, the incident only marks the ex-
ceptib u of the rule ; and wo should delude
ourselves if we accepted the exception for
the rule. This is what we are eked to do•
"If, in the case of the farmer, the largest
body of producers in the country, protec-
tion cannot equalize the difference in wages
and iu iutereat, it is obvious that it fails to
attain the first object of its existence..
And as it emu equalize the rates of interest
iu two different countries, only by enhanc-
ing profit through an increase of price, it
equally fails, in its application to agricul-
ture, in the second object. And yet we are
told that a system which thus fails is to
be coutluued until au equalization of them
rates of wages and iutereat bot v 3 t't Crtu-
ads and other countries is, by some en.
explained process, brought about, though
show this is to be done we are not inform
ceased being an old Orangeman a large
cumber iu revlie attended the funeral.
After the pastor had read the burial service
they formed a circle, read their service
SU i dropped their parting tributes in the
grave.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Wray, of Aline, were
spending holidays with their parents and
1 friends here.
Service in Belgrave Methsdist church
will begin at 7 o'clock in the evening, until
furthernotice
Subject
et ueY
t
sabbath :
en gay0 a short sketch
and Rev. Mr, Cobble
s.
,otball team defeated
ay last, by one goal to
tested game.
Whit
t1r. H. D. 1 -lenders
day Wet from attend
Greed Lodge, 1, 0,
WANTED -By 0
Poke -Your- Nose -
Business Society, a
1500 a year, With a
$1000, to mind then
leave other people'
Address, 44 Gossip
rota Toronto says that
hoot the Province of
Mod as folkws: $piing
nd barley show reduced
esmise a fair Drop. Peas
by spring rains, but 1 medals provided by the association. Mee. Geo. Henderson, 3rd line, has been
he average. Hay will
etcut for many years.
well. Large fruits, fair The following report shows the standing again.
around
of the pupils in S. S. No. 1, Turnberry, for 1 SuViolet Bone, of Toronto, spent the
the tronth of June, The panne are 1 first with her parents ou the 3rd lies;, She
placer) in order of merit and the numbers i was accompanied by Miss Annie tVhylie,
correspond to the number of days the of the same city. They returned on
pupil attended school during the mouth. I'1'uesday.
Fourth Class.-,feunie Johnston 19,
m • fo 1a Fm,, r ,o p m co
es
ega1 E• a,>. aq
Listowel 4 0 `' 10 1
Mount Forest1. 2 3 2 4
Gorrie .. 1 3 1 6 4
Brussels...... 1 3 2 7
ti
This entitles Listowel to a dozen
on Tuesday eveningdlast, was s grand
success; swings, croquet, ice cream uud
strawberries, coffee and cake. kept all
preseut busy and happy. Proceeds $14.50.
hur ch.
ru returuo, on Thurs-
ng the meeting of the
;. T., in Hamilton.
ember of the Anti -
to -Other - People's-
ersou at a salary of
eriodiealinorease to
own business and
business alone.
.venue, DODGE,
13
The marriage of
eldest daughter of
Mr. John C. Henry
at o o'clock on
front of the resider
con. 6, London tow 'ship. Rev. Mr. Sea -
yth
lies Sarah M. Guest,
r. George 'Guest, to
of Blyth, took place
tine 14, on the lawn in
e of the bride's father,
Consumption
1S
oftentimes absolutely cured in its earliest stages
by the use of that. won-
derful
Food Medicine,.
Scotus
Emulsion
which is now in high
repute the world over. -
f'09.11TION:9-11ovrare of sabatitutea
Belleville. Bold by an drugai druggists.
500.and$1,00. '
_.._
WIN GUAM MAIi3i1 Pi,.
when+at. •cuiy 0, 1803
Corrected. 1.) P. Deans, Produce Deal,r.
1 75 to
08 to
68 to
84 to
60 to
65 to
14 to
14 to
0 to
1 76 to
o oe to
8, to
18 to
Plein sur 100Ibo,
full 1r'hoab par bushel,
Spring
Oats.
Barley,
Peas,
Butter, tub
do Molls,
Eggs per doz.
Wood per cord,
flay per ton,
Potatoes,
Wool
born, of Londob,
who was attired iu
by her cousin, Mis
sea foam green ca
was waited on by
Talbot. Nearly.'.,
sat down to a ea
7Ylorris• .
Mr. John A. McEwen, of the first con•
cession,, is quite au apiarist, and has a good
number of bees. He has several hives'
which have swarmed as many as three
times up to the first of the present month.
This is considered quite uuusuai.
Tho majority of farmers ju this town-
ship started haying this week.
Wm. Bryrns raised his baro on lot 30,
4th line, on Mond'LY of this week. He is
goiug to place a stoue wall under it.
Wm. Geddes, jr., 3rd line, hada barn
raising on Wednesday of this week, and a
stcial hop in the evening.
confined to her room for some time with
Turnoerrl'• I heart trouble. We hope soon to see her
eption of apples, which
e. Small fruits are
e whole the farmers
with the eummer's
swifter.
s to have put on its
last week. At least
th his satchel and
co, creeping like a
sohool,is not seen on
on and Miss Mabel
n1 their school aid
merited holidays.
and Miss Richard.
their connection
1, much to the re -
for their several
former intends
nd the latter the
We wish tbol'n
t depopulated on
lug somewhere.
Wroxeter, to
and were greatly
on Monday for
greatly missed
We wish you
[Heisted. The bride,
oream, w8F• atteuded
S. E. Guest, who were
mere, while the groom
its
cousin, Mr. W. C.
undred invited guests
ptuous repast.
wEN
00 round,
i11r4Edibor,- alifornia is lovely a coun-
try the sick get we 1 and the poor get rich,
cyclones end frosts are practically me
known. A hundred to three hundred doll.
are per acre is made each year on fruits
with irrigation. The California Land and
Water Exchapge of Dayton, 0., control I
large quantities of land in California, i
which f then plant, cultivate, pay taxes for
ten years, paying you e40 per: acre on one j
$200 on five acres each year as your- part of 1 '
the profit, they keeping the balance for the 1 500 CORDS HE 1LOCK 'BARK
care and cultivation. They give an acre of
land away with each 4 certificates. All
they ask you to do is to pay for the irriga-
tion which can be done in small paylnents.� 5 C 0 P'C-0
eamonth. They will~ send you the
TAIL
CEO.
Wishes to 8.00001
Wiugham and vicinit
tailor shop IN TH;.
SOUTH OF Mfl.
2 00
e0
00
34
34
55
15
10
2 00
7 00
40
[+j
SH�
1P3f
•e to the people .61
that he has opened e
'TORE ONE DOOR
R. HILL'S RES-
TAURANT, and 1 toly occupied by M.
Patterson, watchmal er.
of our worthy
Beadle last
over a year.
on his way
vreek in the
attending the
atumn.
1e Wroxeter
' el
Katie Hardie 10,Albert Loutt]t . , L' mmre
The Western Dairymen.
Wheelens 17, !Ennis Potter 16, Saxe John -
1 An important meeting of the Executive
stop 22, Mary Bryce 20, William Campbell 1 committee of the Western Dairyman's
20, Aggie Mitchell 11, Albert Porter 10. association was held.on Saturday last, in
Sr. Thiid Class. -Vine Elliott 21, Tenth London. There were preseut President
Kelly 21, Foster Fyfe 17. Geary, London ; Hon. T. Ballantyne,
.7r -Third Glass,- lora Wade 22, Maggie 1 Stretford; A• Pattullo, Woodstock ; A, F.
Mitehslon 18, Lizzie Bryce 21, Andrew I S1eLaren, Windsor; J. S. Pearce, London,
Mitchell 17, Ida Homuth 22, Norma, and the secretary, J. W. Wheaton,
Blackwe1121; Haghie Johnston 22, John i Reports of the vvorks carried on during
t April and May at the Elma, Herrictsville, 'me any ono expect to see the day
Foxton 19,1MTary Duncan 10, Winnie Potter
21, Mary Cowden 22, Edward Johnston ; Galloway's and the Last and West Oxford when the rate of interest in Canada will
fall to the Dutch level ? Does any one
expect to live to see the day when wages
will be ou the same level in Canada and
Belgium ? Aud if so, how is the leveling
process to proceed ? Is tike leveling to be
upwards or downwards, or is it to move
from both directions et the same time;,
The chances are that those who talk glibly)
about the future equilibrium of wages and
of interest on money, have never attempt
ed even to imagine how the process is to b
worked out. One thing is certain: exa
gerieted protection, while it lasts, imposes
sacrifices on the comrnueity by enhauoing
prime to tho whole body of crewmen
This might be borne with for a time, if
compensation were sure to Come in the
near future ; but if we are to waft for
Miele 1 1 the 1100eats which the sacrifice was intend-
: cheese hese in the t ]r ed to purchase until interest tend wages
and 'MVestern Ontario attain a common level, fn different oouu-
'1 bt'ell uioxad at 1rst rate this yeart+ 1s hoped. f that
hwest willen ttua makeau hextea ties, the sacrifice will bring nothing but
dog bwen f rtrtd at 17 trolls on the, makers disappointment."
dollar. effort in thus regard and that our best pP ,
All clothing mad in thellatest styles.
WORKMAN
CHAR
IF AND FIT
The patronage o the public solicited and
satisfaction guaral teed.
:EORGE H. IRVIN.
V1 ingham, M rcli
BARK
7th, 18933,
WANTED,
wanted at the 4Vingham Tanuery.
names of 90 peipons elio + st year received
from 525 to S:00 on oa+ . ac's investment• 1
Preside t J treiStci Asa s: Ralf of that
good tl. ...1 ,f ,Colt iii Land and Water,
Exellan€, oY` Da,
., give a freereturn
ticket to view he property and two
ear. Why should any
le .t such a chance remains
do not have and labor or
)roots and do not have
etliem •to;day slats
r1 Car�temonAV.
hundred dolly
one be poor v
open and yo
work to get th
to leave home.
got full particuJ
22. lfactorfes were received. Tllase repos
Second 0.3281. -Clara Elliott 21, Frauk
Elliott 21, Freddie Elliott 21, Emnat I showed that good and lasting work had
been done, and that the efforts of the As-
Sr.Hawk TG. sedation to improve the quality land i.1 -
Part n. -William illiam Foxton 10, James l crease the value of our western cheese were
Kelly 20, Alex, S4eKinuon 1G, Olharlie being fully appreciated by the dairymen
Blackwell 14, Jahnie Mitchell 17, George 1 of Westexrr'Ontiarko.
:Little 17, Wilfrid Huffman 7. A grant ata was made to the Toronto
Jr. Part 7L -Betty Bryce 22, 'Willie I
Kell 20, Mary McKinnon 21, Lucy tic. ! Industrial Exhibition to be put with Simi -
Y lar grants from the Eastern Dairymen's
I{ague 20, harry Goy 1G, Sara Crow 1G` Association and the Dairymau's Associa.
Alice Little 15. 1 tipu of the Preview) of Quebec, and also
Part let,--Vratlkie Johnston 22, Maggie 111..00 by the liew) olal bee, itidn, the
Metrias 90, Frances Paxton 20, Tommy I whsle to form a etrue ofE ibiti This
'I.'eese 20, Eddie Elliott 17, `e ills tmttn 0 whole its to be given in prizes for cheese,
15, 1Terbje Elliott 10, Esaje Iluffmau 641 to be competed for by tnember6 of the
The avenge attendance for the Educe Huffman 0. mouth three .tssociatfons• This award is arrang•
lea for to bring into direct competition the
wee 43.
t d'str`cts Eastern
ilArrlr. A. Rene Teacher. 1 and Quebec, and 11
KI ntrafae-In
the wife of 111x. t
WEiLEa.--Ill
the wife of Mr. J
11i
Ho:eve t -Sia
chareh,Wiughe,
by the 1Lev. S. S
ed by ides. 0.
William T. J.
eldest daughter
,tud grand dough
.toudg.•-
KUvrz •-MoNrA
'Formosa, on dun
Broil tnaun, Mr.
Miss Magsie, eke
Mute,, of htildt
He1.ur s- (100 i
he 27th ult., by
Mr. Edmund T
New Era, to Mi:
ter of Mr. Aaro.
WOODS -I.1
lab, Alexander
n nthl.
Connury -I
`hristo pp her C•
months.
,Tuscola. -.In
:tinier, aged 5
Nictfor,•-In
24th, Themes
Aloxaurlor ati.
y ars, 11 mon
C]iAitrtc.t ..
rs. Harriet -
7 days.
,
ulross;:on the 24111 ,lune,
J. Kirkland ; a sou.
ulross. ou this 27th June,
o. Weiler ; a daughter.
t.tc-At the Methodist
ou Wednesday, July 5th,
Ilerv, M. A. is. D.,assiet-
Piersou, of Klieuburg
Ilomuth, to Fiorillo, C.,
f F. G. Spading, Esq.,
er of the late Lieut. -Col,
Will he paid on delivery.
Parties peeling 15 eo' cs . or over, can
deliver half. in summer Wel balhohree ins
winter, if desired, und sate price will be")
paid.
WINO lAf TAI1I1.10 CO
Winghani, Muy 10th. 1803.
,-At the R. C. Church.
13th, by Rev. Father
oht Kuntz, of lformota,to
at daughter of Mr. Henry
ay.
-At St, Catharines, on
be Rev. Mr. VatiWyck,
Holmes of the Clinton
Louie Cole, eldest daughe
Cole.
DIED.
'eat Wawanosh, en July
cods, aged 39 years and 4
f
r e.
Shoulder Braces,
Chest and Lung 'Protectors.
A- large assortment at very'
redticed prices.
Belgreve, ou Ally 2nd,
rbett, aged 82 years and 7 -
Tinton, on June 80111, John
years and 11 mouths,
orris, ou Saturday, Intee
Webster, youngest son of
Margaret Nichol, aged 11
ns 12 days,
t Whiteehureh, on July lst,
hampion, aged GG years and.
HANILTt 'S
DRUG STORE.
..
Genual Telephone 'Exchange
SALESMEN WARTED,
To relnro00nt us to the sato of a eholeo line of
fiAdnY 0ANAn7AN GROWN STOeli. Experience fence net
ne.osaary. We want real workers und to all such
rye otter a p•'ruranont situation of a peed nl0010e
with chance of advaneeniont, es we now heta over
700 now under ealtiratton, a'C can {tiro our salon.
mon ,many superior advantages. Wo Wise ,leslre to
tisane n guest man In your dished teat the ItoTAttY
PUMP, tor whish wo have tile-eless: al money. 'rhie
10 something; now and lndispeusable to tho iarcoor
0r trust grower. Bend 'for -tern's and testimonial
timber.
STONI: &-WEr,1.1:1eSt014, etureerynlosl,
toronto, out.
Demi
issue
11-
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