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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1893-09-01, Page 2° THE WINGHAM TIMES, SEPTEMBER 1,1893. f g ' 6616 1 -.. t' 'vas is FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 18118. 6166. Mill. That is Milli. B&UcQCE, moven PRODUCING GOOD RESULTS. Mr. T. B. Miller, milk Inspectcr A cheese ithetruotor for the Dairy - 911's As$OCiatioiu of Western Ontario, SS visited BOGIE' 35° factories in restore Ontario during the past two ontlhs. He reports a Gradual im- royement in the quality of the milk. here ate not so many cases of water - 1 milk or milk with the cream taken or the strippings kept back,us there ere a few years ago when inspectors et visited the factories. The Ontario Dr mage Act. T..trous are beginning to realize , at the rapid improvement and the THE RALEIGH CASE BEFORE THE PBIVY Curacy attaiued ire milk -testing COUNCIL OF ENGLAND. nee the introduction of the Babcock—' ilk tester, leaves no room for un• The Privy CounciI of England hoe incipled dairymen to increase their recently been considering a, cafe be- i iitaome from the . cheese factory tween one Williams add the municipal- robbing their honest neighbors. ity of Raleigh,K.eut County, Ont.; and is is a matter of congratulation torelative to the flooding of the Thames, rv'one who has the, interest of the I in the same township.:. The London try industry at heart. The more (England) Times says this case was au nest the milk, the better the cheese appeal from a judglent of the 1.1 be. The farmers wilt have more Supreme Court of Canada of June 28th ufidence in the business if they feel 1892, reversing a decisidu of the Court t they ere being honestly dealt with i of Appeal for Ontario, and restoring a d not being robbed try unscrupulous I decree et Mr. Justice Ferguson. igabers. it would be much male tisfactory for ever factory, to pay milk according to quality and then eryono would receive his just rights. However, notwithetanding this in- libie detective, the Babcock milk er, tv1r. Miller found a few patrons jured were situated in Raleigh, near ring his visits who' could not resist the River Thames (Canadlii,) in a low- emptation to take more than bee lyiug district, known as the Plains, ged to them. Mr. Anthony Mad- The injury was alleged to have bean 11, a patron of the Stayner factory, occasioned by two causes—(1) the the township. of Nattawasaga, neglect of the municipality in breach cocoa county, pleaded guilty to re- of their statutory duty, to repair a ning the strippings. at home and i drain, known as Government Drain s fined $5 and costs. Mr. George No. 1; and (2) the negligent construe - le, of Osprey township in Grey t,on by the corporation of another sty, a patron of the Feversham drain, known as a Bell's drain. The tory, also pleaded guilty to keeping former was the first drainage work in 1 strippings at home, and the ex- the district now known asaltaleigh,and and expenses, e township of oty, a patron of , owned up to it to his factory, the poorer for eavoring to reap where he had not n; and beholdoite more culprit is tight into the arepa. Mr. Henry gan, a patron of Etelyn factory, in township of 'Weft Nissouri, Mid - sex county, °cull not resist the But it was argued that under the itation during thery weather,when Act a notice in writing was a condi- milk supply fell tiff, to add a little. er to his milk befre it was sent to cheese -maker, and consequently magistrate retie led him of $8 and s for this sic of commission. oral: Never add ;Water to milk for ese-snaking atter the milk is taken the cow. It is rAlmuch better to a the cow drink the water and have incorporate it into'themilk during process of elaboration. hat is noticeable about these con- one is that every one of the niers owned up to the charge he. a magistrate, without having a al trial. r Millar also reports that at all A. Born Ecbtor. He just knew all about it—just laid 'em on the shelf,. Could run the paper better than the editor hirnself; • Could write the blamed best stories an' tell the best tales -- For he was • born for editin', and not fer splitting rales. Put this yer in your paper, he sez; 'twill make her hum; Jest cut a lively caper, and the cash is bound to cum 1 Here's what'll teach the people—I'e wrote the very piece— 'Twill stir the whole blame village as slick as axle grease! it An' so the editor resigned and put him in as boss, y An' then he rode the paper like be would a 1less what is to be deducted for the I 13e11 drain, which will not be very large. What doYou T1ko Medicine for? Because you are sick and 1 want to get well, or because you wish to prevent illness. Then remember that 1 Hood's Sarsaparilla CURES all diseases oaused by impure blood and debility,of 1 the system. It is not what its proprietors', say but what Hood's daaaparilla nous, that i tells the story of its merit. De sure to get Hood's and only Hood's. Purely vegetable-21Ioon'6 P1LLB-25C. Water for the Fowls.: To have the poultry supplied with. fresh cold water during the summer is a clatter of cousiilerablo importance if we wish to keep our growing (thickens and. laying hens in good, thrifty condi- tion. It is generally supposed •that farm poultry require attention only during winter season; but this is in. correct. Fowls obliged to think warm stagnant water usally become unthrifty and the hens ceasing to lay, and the chickens not developing with the usual rapidity. Not only is, t draught of The Truth Albout Canada. warm, stagnant water riot so refresh. A summer tour of the maritihe pro - usually as a cool drink, but kueh water is winces develops befdre the eye of the usually more or less contitminated,and Ontario visitor pictures of the sea frequently contains ,;erins and rlti- erobes of various kinds. Water so contaminated acts as a laxative, caus- ing disorder in the bowels of the poultry that pnrtake of it, thusretard- I,lowthr ing , and causing general un- healthinebe 1n a dish, in a shady place, and within the reach of the poulirv, a fresh ;apply of water may Texas hoss; and land, of river -galleys and Incline Jest pitched ixto'em lively—they couldn't taimbelglit which make him cease— t for beauty and He stirred the whole blame village, and diversity are perbaps',not equalled with - they lynched him as':slick as grease 1 in any similar area of the earth's sur. ' , face, but it does not tend to diminish in his sight the diffi dries which lies before Canadians in itheir task of nation building. He realizes now, be Ire t, The water shoulcl be sup- espeuially if he has coin' knowledge of plied ftt'r,h at least three times a day, the northwest, flow true it is that and such drink will be a great boon to the poultry, and the oenelits that they will derive from drinking , it will be touch more than compensate for the trouble undergone in order to supply the water. The case was recently argued be- fore a board, consisting of the Earl of Shelborne, Lord Hob1iouse, Lord Macnaueuten, and Sir Richard Couch, when judgement was reserved. The lands alleged to have been in - fence cost him $1 11 another in ti ternesia,. Grey cot Y'leshertou facto mining the milk se was $10 and cosi Canada has length, buc`not breadth. This geographical configuration, seeing that it runs with lines of latitude, implies similarity of climitte and pro- ducts, and will ultimate) jt tend, uuder the influences of tele„ raelhy and rapid transit, to a hornegeniyy of people ----- which " �"-"-"""p-" which could not be pos •Ible were the extremes of the counry's climate wider apart. At the se 0 tune. this geographical figure creates or presents a natural law which interferes sadly with the plans of thtjse who would copy in our legislation?, the statutes framed to control trade by countries differently shaped ore placed. This natural law is• the plaid, easily under- stood one which says t;httt a country covering but a few de,`grees of latitude can only shut out thepprodu.ets of other latitudes at its own risk and cost. 1 do not wish to be misunderstood. Wide er knowledge of the -character and re- sources of the Dominion should not create discouragemerit in the mind of any Oanadian. The', reverse indeed. But it should teach him that it is not true patriotism to be lulled into the confidence that the :Dominion must have a great and 'l:osperous future because it embraces` a1f a continent, as though Lahra and the Arctic was constructed before tli'e municipal- Circle were waiting only to be tickled ity of the township was incorporated. with the hoe to laugh at the waving The Municipal Act in express terms grain; it should teach bine to take the imposed on every municipality the Dominion for what it is, not for what duty of pre.:ervini. maintaining and Canadian ' spread-eagleisrn would have keeping in repair drainage work within him think it is, and realizing its de - its own Halite. An action for damages ficiencles as well as its posslhllltles,gee against the municipality lay at the him to work aldiig sane and suit of any person who can show that reasonable lines to make the most of he has sustained injury from the nun- the Dominion, believing that within performance of that statutory duty. ik'lies the rudiments of as trong,hardy tion precedent to the bringing of the action either for a mandamus or for damages. The municipality pleaded various defences, and alnong others they took objection that the plaintiffs ought to have proceeded by'arbitration and not by action. It seethed to their Lordships m ost reasonable that no ac tion should be brought for a mandamus to compel a municipality to execute re- pairs until after a notice in writing had been given them. But it would be very unreasonable to enact that a municipality was bound to repair all drainage works within its limits, and at the same time to say that a munici• pality was not to be liable for any . aeries visited where the milk is breath of that statutory duty, however g paid for by the percentage of gross that breach might be, unless terfat,the milk is coming in in previous notice in writing was given. er condition than under the old Damage by floods for the•most part em. The cheesemakers say they was sudden and unexpected.' A man's e less bad flavors to contend with property might be entirely ruined be. that the patrons air and stir the fore it was possible for them to give more in order to get a better test. any notice to the municipality, and here is a noticable improvement in yet if the contention of the appellants luality of the cheese made in the was correct he wouid be left without. The dairy school work and the remedy, for there was no provision In of travelling instructors are for arbitration in the statute relating ing to make the cheese made in to such a ease. different factories more alike in Lord 15iacnaughten, in delivering ity. Mr. Millar states, however, judgment, said in the result their there are some makers who are Lordships would humbly advise Her to adopt any new ideos lest they Majesty that the order oli the Supreme ld have to give more attention to Court ought to be disctuirged, except work and not get through with it as 'to cost (with which their Lordships ply, and whose cheese are not so did not propose to interf$tfe), and that they might otherwise he. the order of the Court 01Appeal and nation, instinct with the Anglo-Saxon vigor and courage, and, dowered with a saving moral fibre 'that is better than touch riches. And clearer than all this, such knowledge should lead hint to see that for a. county so situ- ated trade restrictions are simply in- tolerable. Geograpihyt has decreed that we shall not bo a •self-contained people, and unless we propose to con- tinue fighting gengraplhy, with the certainty of ultimate defeat,the sooner we alter our policy to harmonize with the facts of Canada's natural position the better for the confederation.—.St. Thomas Journal. acmaktaliaa the Old, Old Story. roue,,. Aug, 28. Tho old, old story up again here, and Frank Elliott is ela.rrator this time. He says he bar years been a victim of kidney dia. Ind could get nothing to cure or re- . road's kidney pills did the in quick time and now he is well y. Mr. Elliott learned of the of these pills from aceounts pub. of Arcl'ie Itymal's case. '.Chis au, it will be remembered, was ralysie, ennsequent of kiduey Dodd'tt kidney pills. A Cure for Headache. Headache arises from constipation, bad blood, dyspepsia or liver eotuplaint. As B. 13. B. cures alt these cgomrlaints it is naturally the most succetsful headache cure existing. Once the cause is removed the headache vanishes. Hold on, Bolts! Hold on to the power that wl1l help you to hold on to the follo4ing charac- teristics, remembering `the words, "Without me ye can do nothing," Hold on to virtue—it is above all price to you, in all times and places. Hold on to your good character, for it is, and ever will be, your best wealth. Hold on to your hand when you are about to strike, steal, or do an impro. por set. Hold on to the truth, for it will serve well, and do you good through- out eternity. the judgement of Mr. Justice 1?ergu- Fold on to your tongue. when you son ought also to he discharged, and are just ready to swear, lie, or speak that it should be referred..back to the harshly, or use an improper word. County Court Judge to determine the Bold on to your temper;when you amount of dfirtttiges occasioned by the are angry, excited; or imposed upon,or overflow from Government;Drain, No. others are angry about you. 1, and that the action as regarded the Bold on to your heart wheln evil per. bell drain ought to be dismissed with- -eons seek your company, and invite out prejudice t0 any claim On the part you to ;loin their games, Mirth, and of the respondents to have pte amount revelry. of the damages to their property ocea-. Hold on to your good name at all sioned by the construction of the Bell times, for it is much more valuable to drain and consequently thereon deter- you than gold, high pri'tes, or fashion. mined by arbitration, and that the able attire. stat tx beach- picnic that lfurther ' r her consideration of 'rife action Hold on to your foot when yen are t bed th ughtfmlly: Mamma, should be reserved. 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(CONDUCTED 1,Y ens WIi "Par God and Home an Voneei ee attention, of th to the diet, that the Woman', atUniou meets every Mond.. sharp, for one hour, at Airs, Ile rick street. Ali ladies are mad Wo hold a monthly gospel I Monday of every month, ext advertised, to which nicotine. v genevelt V As tht Editor has kindly gi space, for our work, we Ask frit OF send items of interest on all nit day to any of our members, Does the Alcohol A. patient was art doctor the necessity t stimulant. k10 argue weak, and needed it, But, doctor, I must , of a stimulant. I am eo ..Yin0. t. Precisely, came the answer, See here, thiE taking up a stick of wo behind the hearth and the fire; now it is w stick benefited 1 The sick man watchE send out little puffs of f burst into Haines, at ,Course not; it is burnin skint so are you vi yourself with alcohol; y bnrniug up the delicate stomach and brain. • Oh, yes I alcohol will but who finds the flit take food that is fuel, out you keep warm, take alcohol to warm y a man who sets hie ht warins his fingers by it Intemperance F, A few year's ago told me (says a writer Health) that 11e had so difficulty in getting of in tinge, becnuee some only worked part of tin are paid on Saturday, eon Smithey and Mo Tuesday, and only bey Wednesday, Nol' is t1 after a debauch of this its itnporfectiou may : fest in tftiloring as in t work is very delicate, in grinding lenses for this process the glass the lenses it; fixed pressed ag ain:it a rill disc. It requires to 1 Utmost Stcauineete and cd in such a manner 1 equally ground over th its tho least inequality ishes or completely de of the lens. The qui, can only t.e atael'tait been lifted up so that call he examined thro bratad microscope tr while ohowing toy this ed me that the tense.; men who were peri had been indulgiu,: in before, torr,' of greedy those uinde by theta e and wheee men were ;1 intoxication, it did them, as the loss of til the leuees was so great Talmage on Drt Drunkenness, does burglar's key; does assassin's knife; does higuwaymau's pistol; the incendiary's torch the physician reolir room; the minister thick into the pulpit ? Did not an espe very height of mental boring sot into the g to be married to 0 daughters of New the very altar, And delirium tremeus, aln in the New York host asked for one and skulls to build a pyr, honor, he gob the ski pyramid. If tho boner have fallen a prey to be piled, it would r. pyramid. Talk nob Austerlitz, for they v blood compared with 'Who will gird bimsel and try with me to s tain of the dead, gain on the human camas other peaks far .s above mountain, bleached bones of d tot your head n eyes until we have sr, get a sight at the in can shoot him. 1 powerful than Legisl is the whiskey ren