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R •� . appointed. A transfer of the ,►ppoiutiug ; .earmers ill Councut.
i will soaraely be possible to increase your
tfle 1 }4 `C power to the County Coundits or the people VAST 1ft ii0a rAli)It:1:4 INSTriCTS: remelt -ham 1 °'took and feed them cheaply without it.
M*111(0113 �'< ii FJ Prepare our round es ou would for roots
l weld 1101 gat rid of p44rtyieln, but it would coeinteeep encu mummies roar,
p y g y
destroy the reepoueibility which is the great
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 9, 1894.
GEANEI''A'S VIEW OF rr.
fW. A. Ross.)
Well leather, I've been to teen au' seen its
sdghts en' wept,
An -tow I ni gain' to stay on the farm fur
the rest o' nay natural clays,
Fear a%oh a fiery, an' Poway, ata' rush, an' a
rur,niu' to all' fro,
Seems ae if hat the folks down filar didn't
know sellar they warted to go.
i an
t
spell, ,
on thecorner or
u1 a
I stood cc n > # p
An" watched 'eta go an' cum,
Ant all the time I *Weather, mother, I was
within' I wus hulls,
But. I had gone to spend a week, a eeein' of
the sights,
An' I got so peaky tared o' days, that I
couldn't sleep o' 'nights.
.clue I was axixiou fol Sunday to cum, so I
could go to meet u',
I thought some b'1oved piller'd be tliar, to
give me a party ereetin',
But wus disepiuted, mother, fur tear wiz;
no one tbar to gr et
The stranger Truro tilt. country, so I jest
took a back seat,,'
An' listened to the prietcher, an' tried hard
to ketch the tet
But I couldn't seem to nnderstan', an that
except that you, do not require to manure
obeok upon the excesses of partyism. In I Mixed Husbandry was well bandit's by as heavily, and drill in about the Int of
en made byunici ai Councils, i J. Z. Fraser, Burford, as follows: &lire,' May; cut when the grails on it begins to
nppointln is m p 1
fitness is not the sole oousideretiou. They ' Itut banciry is the safest, best and Without glaze. Where sheep are kept, and uo far•
may depend upon party, upon energetic ; doubt the most profitable eyste•n fur the mer should be without them for they are
canvassing, upon secret society influence, I Wince s of any country .to adopt. In buni- the best paying nook on the farul, some
upon personal friendship. Sitailer con -1 nese, eeeeiI hies may succeed beat, but this provision 411e111d bo ,Wade so AS to have a
sideration* affect tIhe electors, It is said ' rule would not be safe for the Ontario far- supply of feed for the latter part of the
stat that ttrt;uen\eat goes too far, and niers to Adopt except perhaps in specie,' Fall season an for this purpose nothing
would go to show that the people ought not cases• Our farmers must adopt the rale equals rape• In our section farmers some
to elect their reprentativeq in Parliament. of producing Andy all that Ito requires times plow a barley stubble as esrly ac
Sir Oliver Ilan made an effective ropy to that he ean poodece. It would not do to passible after the barley is off and sow a
this contention. The ekarelrolders of a go exclu,,ively into stock and depend ou mixture of rape and white turnips whioh,
joint etock concern do not elect its officers ; some other person to produce the food for if the weather is favorable, give a goodsup-
they eleot a Board Directors, and to thein them, Neither would it be a wise policy, ply of feed, but in sections where seasons
is left the selection of the officers. The after the many experiences we have had, are later this plan should not be adopted
grain.and few acres of rape ' lou d besown. a 1 I w I
, •o
I , ul(
' •e inl
electors of a school district do not ; to engage rxcivat\ ly p
name the teachers and caretakers ; that is not advise, however, to enter on a two van- might prolong my pape but it is not ad.
on any subject but
nixed husbandry
tely can an excess
ain•
the topic spoken
left to the Trustees, elected for the purpose ied a system but to adopt those lines that weals a to deal too large
by the people. Thov•ters of a municipal- , are best adapted to the producing elements in following any plan of
ity do not elect the Clerk and Treasurer, of our forme. 1loot growing, stock raising as far as you proportion
and Assessor and Collector, and town and the prodnction of (lever and coarse of stock products over a
' constable ; they elect the Council and the grains must play an important part for "Clearing the land," v
Council appoint their ioflicers. Simularly, many Tonle
years to with the majority of upon by Mr. Rennie, de ;sing with the de- We are selling
kite people now elect their representatives our farmers. The production of clover struction of Canada thistles and other Best Coal Oil at 12 1-2
in Parliament, and practically their Gov.sand is becoming one' of the important noxious weeds. The buds of the thistle
t d hose the Proviuot 1 sources of revenue with' our advanced far- are near the surface of the soil and are cents per Imperial gal -
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plc as full as Po the municipal Councils all of which can in most cases be produced thistles Use a broad elImre cuitivater cut- the equivalent of five
Y byan of our famers with handsomepro- ting off thistles then herrow, shaking up
d Boards of Sc11oo1 �rustees. Sir Oliver Y � .CALmer1C
.two varieties in particular, aro, viz,: a"lOc, exclusive = of ack-
d.f 'ou land is in- was renewed and a month after the dose 1 p
his aruments. The tr ,tack frons this posi- I °lined to be low and moist, Alsike will sue- was repeated, thistles were a thing of the a'ge-
an ga .sons for
oughly. No attempt fiet of thet' 1lie weeds Titre° weeks after the work • 1
covered the ground tho
made me quite vert, I has been made iu any
For I'xpected to be lifted ep nigh to the
teed best, but as it is fertilized by the est on m 16 acre field'in Markham town.
If I t preached tion is virtuallyabandoned and theground P Y
listened to a preacher, that
natter to reply to Alsike and large re your
throne uv grace,
lea` e
in side aplace F p I is now shifted (,rain Brom the mode of honey bee bees must be kept in near ship. A spud should bused be the grow- American Axes, silo. to f)5C.
1 I s 1 f '
I he d t 11 he wus r r learned en' smart
ea'dlsa a word about The Empire bean t he new attack with ling appointment to the meil1t and amount of vicinity. I the harvesting of this n variety Ing gram angang p o as o ton as pos-
each.
But Inever h r h y l g will be too groat, It 19 bast to crit bo- same way. The same treatment will kill
are,
care must be taken or the loss from shel- Bible. Quack grass ,va'S removed in the
, y ,
as all creation, i•l payment,
its
Crosscut Saws, 45c. to $Lao
+ = fore it gets too ripe and to cut and handle
per foot.
,bar souls salvation, an alleged statement o;' the Sheriffs fees, ' g p annuals. Don't turn wc��ds under the soil.
• An' I jest wished Elder CIark end in his , as little as possible dorm the day. If 'f
pulpit sten', grossly inaccurate, omAting all mention of our circumstances will emit it is much Gang plow in the fall4. • wet sensor is
to -day- reduce our
An' draw the veil asid , an' show 'ern the the disbursements of a office, and creat• Y permit, better than a dry onelfor killing weeds. quotations Ori Binder
happy tan'. h hl thewhole f thethe best plan to erck it up and thresh in The couch grass grows near the surface and
ing the
impression t t w toe o Twine one Cents per lb.
'em out the wl that is so narrer, fees went into the SlleriSl's pockets. In the field, for if taken in the barn it is apt should be plowed down the first thing in
An' pint � Y,
tn1 Bucl
.An' tell 'am they must' walk therein, to $17,000, and another 4tavn income of $8,000. lustre of the seed. One advantage 1n grow cies• t ea n c eves wi smo er
an' so strait,
this way it owe one Sheriff an income of to heat more or lees and spoil the bright the spring then cultivated a number of
wh • t r I 11 th
reach the pearly ga. e;
All I Yum, ! could= Retch a w01d, UV , down to less than $8, 00, and made a oor- the best clover hay and 1s ate excellent food long in grass. Rag weed' that shoals be
the byre sung by tit quire, t
out weeds or a short rotation is helpful -
J. A. CLIN� & CO
Its corrected figures brought the former ing this seed is the straw is Almost equal to Don't allow land with ox -eye daisies remain Winghain.
An' I he ten they wus tit
an' • responding reduction in the latter. There for sheep and cattle. As to yield, it will fought out. Wild oats and mustard will
run 4 or 5 bushelsper acre and as it ever- retain vitality for ten years or more,
only puna, for hire. � are in the whole Province only three in- gener-
my ,hats cum tray tin' back here,
to ' comes over 1'2,500. A reduction on a heroic ally brings Ln the neighborhood of ee per Itch on human and hhrses and all ani.
the church upon the hill, scale, and les do not bay no further reduce
bushel you will perceive that it. will pay mals cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's
Whar the people sung des praises, an' tion ought to be made, would not effect a handsomely. It is easier to grow than any Sauitery Lotion. This never fails. War-
sung'em with a will crop of grain, does not exhaust but enrich- routed at C hisholm's drub store.
I could hearyour alto jest as clear as in the very large saving.
days uv yore, 1 The Empire. seeing the danger of its es the soil and is well worthy of the atteu-
.t,n' then my heart jest ached to see you, an whole grievance being destroyed by the tion of the farmer. In producing the large
home once more. ! reduction of a few of",the larger becomes, red, any soil suitable for wheat or barley
1 has shifted its ground again. These larger wilt do. It should be pastured until about
Wtu sung, it seamed as lzf frum heaven matter. The great thing is the aggregate when ripe 1n the fall. It will usually run
When, "Come Holy
Spirit, Heavenly dove,
with ail thy quickening power," t incomes are now a comparatively trifling the middle of June, then turn off and cut
DR WOOD'S
about5 bushels to the acre under favorable
b " ۥ .
• fel ami ht sheerer,
thele 1 ,
D � amount paid by the people in fees. Wen ..,.
Uv somethin' that Riled thehouse;we called fans people circumstances and oasis', brings as much
it, "Spirit's lire," y that the eo le t#oecern themselves generally g ti
We never would have felt its heat, if we'd with the fact that the fees paid into Sher- as the small red. This latter variety will �; ,tis 'Y
had sick a quire. iffs' offices have averaged upwards of $330, ; not be as profitable to grow for seed as i (1 ;.wt' sees
It
ti
either of the two above mentioned as it i t s 3r
000 a year for the past fire years that the 7
But we're gettin' old, our voices too are fees into registry offices scarcely yields on an average over, one q
'. gettin' cracked an' queer, paidg Y average for
-,r
;fit,`
Fur tha've sung the praises uv the Lord, the carne period upwards of $150,000 a bushel per acre. It Has, however, one ad- ft , e.,
fur many, many a year, year, making in all 94803000 a year to sup- vantage, the seed is produced on the after S I '. re i'+ 9
But 1 'aped they'll be in tune •agin, when port offices which could �'bo conducted by ,natio. The present low price of wheat is +! `° �`
we git what all is d im business men for half tl'fe money." Now, causing farmers to turn their attention to i
An' sing with the angel quire, the song uv Y ,
f
Moses an' the Lam.
lay
P.
1
the mere statement of the gross amount some other commodity to fill the place and
of fees proves nothing 1,itself. The sal- as stock rasing is becoming more and more I r '.t in the Lung -healing 'rturs of the Pine
County Officials land Fees.
TORONTO GLOBE.
$1,500,000. This is as :imposing as The
'The mode of appointment and of pay Empire's statement about the Shrift's, and
rest of county officials leas now been dis- it is quite as good a basis for a charge
mimed pretty constantly fbr several months. against the Government which administers
Those who have followed the discussion
aries and expenses of 1 I knowf nothing thatworkst th the otl in and expectorant
Ontario aggregate nears #300,000 a ear, advantage an conned ton with 1 an
Y Y , ,l to >aErrFEcT ourtE >=on t,
and in five years they:Iwouid amount to clover raising. It gives the pasture for a C� G2LrCtFs'e'r j�', ��q� 1�.`.)
summer and hay for winter and besides in-
creases the fertility of ' on farms. .11
classes of grain thrive well on the clover
sod. For fall wheat plow as soon e,s you
take off your hay, or if pastured plow in
July, work well on top with cultivator and
you have a summer fallow that cannot be
surpassed, For barley plow in Fall and
work up with the cultivator in the Spring
and you have a better field for barley than
any root ground you can find. To bring
the best results an application of exit, say
150 pounds to the acre, will be necessary.
stoma officials in popular o not hlnp as to t "••.'.•.:rine ,of he so I
tit, l C 9 •�.•t:ttics of other pectora ,herbs and bac.:.,
,
,
better
•t tl 't th ,
the system. In the cede of the Ontario
with a desire to get at the merits of the officials. there are just • two relevant ques-
•
question must have been perplexed by the tions : Are the fees charged to „legs amid
fretluencq with which the opponents of the others exorbitant? If so, by all means
Government have changed their ground, reduce them; if not, it does not matter
The fact is that they have" been obliged to what their aggregate is. If a dolier is a
abandon oue position afiler another, be- fair charge for a certain service, a thousand
cause the facts and the arguments were too dollars is an equally fair charge for a
strong for them. thousand of such services. The second
The first complaint was' hat the Govern- question is, whether the official is getting With the increase in stook raising the
/tent had "robbed the r nicipalities" of too much for his private use. If Ibis state growing of roots is an important factor
their powers of appointment. It was of things prevailed generally, it could be with the farmer. Land for roots should, if
shown that in most cases, tjincluding those possible, be prepared fn Fall. For man -
met by a general reduction of fees. If, as
of the Sheriffs and Regia, ears, the Govern• we think, the `ossa are exceptional, meet golds plough in Fall and spread on your
went was simply following the practice of }them by exceptional treatment; name a manure and if your land is rolling and in-
ns predecessors. Two changes of some 1 maximum beyond which no income may `lined towards clay ridge it up. This
e
importance were made. The power to ap- go, and turn the balance over to the public.
serves a double purpose as it prevents the
point Division Court Clerks and Bailiffs! This is written for tlae benefit of eo le washing away of the manure and allows
was taken, not from the municipalities,bnt 1 p p who want to discuss the question ou its the ground to dry better so you can get
from the Judges. Nobody advocetee a re- merits Others we presume will continue your marigolds in earlier. The same
turn tip the old plan, The Government took to darken „tinsel by words without know- system should be adopt° with carrots.
'the power to appoint license officiate, in ledge abort henchmen, and fat fees, and For Swede turnips in my "-Election the etas- f+
seeoreance with the general desire of all business men who could do the work for tom mostly adopted fs to ', plough in the
tWI=oughly
wished to see the license Iaws thor• half the money.
Fall and mann.; in the Spring. This
toughly enforced, and to deprive the liquor 1
T'.xtrseness, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Thro•, t,
C4oup and alt THROAT, B tONCHIALi.n!'„
LUNG DISEASES. Obstinate coughswhic:.
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Ten years -were a
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.verybociy -
' plan is adopted because tilee farmers have
ateseers of their influence in municipal Catarrh 11t the tread not the manure to spare fol. that purpose.
Ittotlorm! in the Fall. For ell root nips you should
The charge of encroachment u ou the t Is undoubtedly a disease of the blood, cow sufficient seed so that there would be
!; p and as such only a reliable blood purifier no danger but what they wools be thick
attenicipalitie* having thus failed, it was i can effect a perfect and permanent euro.
ed that the system of Provincial Esp. 13ood'N Sarsaparilla is the best blond puri• enough to force a rapid growth
rite, whoever was responsible for it, s fior, and i t has cured many very severe through the ground. Sow turnips about
eases of catsup, Clatarrh oftentjlnes
nd ought to be ehangod 10 ap- ,'leads to consumption. Take flood's ,the 20111 of June, Every farmer should
y the municipal Cou"ails or Sarsaparilla before it is too tats. : make a slut togrow a uantit of re
t?p q Y g Y-
tt'ionelsy' e people. This was the ' stone turnips for late Fall feeding. Sow
which fife Oliver Mowat met in his : Hoon's Prete do not purge,paiu or gripe. 1 these a little later than you tie the Swedes
arses to tlie'Youn Liberals. Koro buS•act promptly, vastly and etiiniently and when you have cut your ensilage Born
eelg
Of the objections to the change. ,
they will be ready to take its place in feed.
i t Jkl judicial 'officers aro not munici- ! 1t' 'big the cows. Draw than u stops and all,
i, oia•Is, and are 110 part of the munici- : A lazy young frau complained ,'lift i tes you require them each •' day and feed
lila Vvas overworked le
his busit,Ntls, t0
Odom; they are not paid by the meet. ' then' liberally, breaking with an axe or
nor bythe people of the locality ii which his father replied : I yuesp, } ,
�' pe I t Gs:orize, that overwork is not your i spade slightly, There is nothing I know weakness body r suitors land ethers who do briefness troubia, but that it Is that yen need of dist will ilrereasc the sow of milk Iiko by oyer-xoria $r the errors or ort-
l ii8rsrft. 1`70 ono denies that the appoint• r them at that season of the year. In. sec- (seises of youth. Tide honed' at)•
ro insial Gcvernn0ent are r`arkizYg over. solutety `,tees fhb most obstante emote When ,111 othee
OW of the I.' y
appointments, while ria one charges E. I jt Ce is =Irked p1'oMISt and ago earn, and ,hero in not many in Ontario, ttssaipf of rrieo by aaarrstt,it nit fknit•�
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Ortrtca Boras. -0 to 12 a, in., 1 to p. m., or at
Residence, Diagonal Street.
elP, KENNEDY, M. D., M. C. P, S. 0.
(Successor to Dr. .L A. Meldrum.)
Gold Medalist of Western University: Late, Ilotlse
Surgeon in London General Hospital. Special atten-
tion paid to diseases of women and children,.
Office—Foiinerly occupied by Dr. Meldrunt,Cornor
of Centro and Patrick streets.
\riNOI-Ant - UST
VANSTONE.
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc..
Private and Company funds to loan at liiwest rate
interest. No commission charged, Mortgagee, town
and farm proper,) boutrht areFsold
OFFICE—Beaver Block \lh alt.>np�
J. A.,,1411TON
0+13113RISTER,
WVingitam Out
E. L. DICKTNSON,
Barrister Ete.
SOLICITOR TO BANK or ILtInILTON. sioet a 770
LOON'.
Office—Meyer Block, Wingham.
DENTISTRY.-- J S. JEROME, WINott AM,
y+s Is manufacturing Celluloid Plates
Vulcanite pt tes of the bestmatcrial
as cheap as Obey can be got in the
Dominion, .fI work warranted.
Painless extraction of teats' by the use of Electric.
ify or Vegetable Vapor.
TARE NorheE.—f Will extract tenth for 26 cents
each.
OFFICE: In the Beaver Block, opposite the
Brunswick House.
Wm. H. Macdo41d, L D S
DENTIST,
OFFICE, - MaSoN'S BLOCK
Opposite the Queen's Hotel, Wfngbam•
Will visit Gorrie lst and 3rd Mondays
of each month.
JOHN RITCHIE,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
WINO"AM,
Os0Anr
.p DEANS, Ja„ tv1No"Anl,
LICENSED AUCTIO3IEER' FOR THE COUNTY
OF HTJRON.
Sales attended in any part of the Co. Chargee
Moderate,
JOHN CUItItI i, WnanzAtt, ONT.,
LICENSE, Auc'noNEi:n n 'Inc COMITY OF
13Ut5ONFo
Ali Orders left at the Muse oalee promptly attend
ed to. Terms reasonable,
JAMES HENNDERSON,
L3OSNekb Abic$IOcxEtt 000 Cotrnnss urinals AND
Balm?,
All sales attended to promptly and on the Shortest
NoAose11 n.
ecessary arrangements Charges Moderato and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
tela"%s' 051100
wnO0"Air
D31. 3. 2dcASXI,
Oar
61. B, Toronto, Members College Physicians arid
Surgeons, Ontario.
BELOnAVE
ONTARIO
Money to Loan on Notes.
Notes Discounted
AT lit ASONA111.1Z ItATES
Mena 0d801108d nn Mort
Y g ee at 4 pet cant with
privilefre of paying at the end 161 nay year. Notes
end aceounts collected,
itt17b71: MoINDOO<
Stevertieck Wtntobare, Ont.
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tr rA� sMa
(CONDCOT)1n .#Y via war
roar ai'- a 'rug Homs ft.
Well call tbe,satestion of th
to the fact, •theft the Woman
(nos Uniononesrte over' Mond
sharp. foroit> b er, at Ers. IIs
rink street. Atl'dadles are triad
We IIMS,SenolIttllY mopes
Monday of :awry month, exe
adrertieeti,ttQwa'11tto11 meeting n
generally.
As the Jndhter • has kindly trip
space, ter ourwseek, we ask filo
-lend items et:in'terest on all mot
dsY to 4ttY 01,012r members.
A• 4Vrarn#ug to D
The following was fol;
the back ,of a bank u
this note pasts fro
ruined nton, It is th
fair fortune. bequeathed t
llard•wmn earnings of ,
parent, as lq_uiokly come
gone ; ,fog, after a few
inebriety And reckless fo
pation loac,nnade ine ho
leas, and,f:'•beggar. Wht
the nett owner of this
recornmertd him to fail(
of sad experience, and
. tells peranee.
'arae Libert
I weri'(t.eigii away my
roan wino'',, I was perdu:
the pledge. Wily note 1
1 meet at.ehum I roust
with him. :You must
said 1 ; then you are not
You have: already given
liberty. Any man ,wh
to drink tfontthe good of
to oblige 41, -.friend, or
different to others, is, a
fettered :skive. Stand f
liberty wittiest 1etives y
"No" when, temptation
fast in flaetrene liberty
you frets to ,look your w
as you take.hnnle the
wages to lie espeut for t1
house—your oven bons
tiarleyeor1fa7. -Stand fa
ty pe .ti;iat glorious inciep
yen cat's12rn,.by the s
brow•—Rev.•J. IK, Pott
1,tet Hina 'Tease, the C
If a man wllhbe sucl
take to &IA, , let him
segttdnces. :1 <0.,say mar
ing of drun:knEness. Y
trouble is, lie ,takes the
other , y , , , Jae. -slave to tal
cotlsflquene
bwtttha man
quarra1.,and t'.
sb ;''-has to,tiklee the
+
"Yes,he takes the dt
his home and you will
children, uneducated a
clad and nnfed„ Ave to
quences. That,desblatn
whose heart yeaunos• for
V '! li t)
love, and coteatl, n oJ3S
loved her till the Wren
won 'lien front bier .31(1(1
his worst enerfay-^-th.'• i
of the bitter, ibi.ts-rr
The son takes the ,lint
_e broken-hearted nese let
•"Would to God 1 had el
-littils' coffin, in the ,dos:
.and innocence, rather t
tto see this sari sipitt,"Bis
:of the cunsequenet:7+L.
'the drink, but .the cause
'fall entirely upon beat,
;father who a few years at,
,boy, and looked tipoaa rh
Land joy, and fetidly fleet
Clean upon him as la•r,
,b,ill,of life—arid, petite
taught the child or you
•
i4lietthe accursed arid iia
in
the shape of British
rola, 11 say, wheat) gra
beim; ,drought down w
the grieve, is reaping th
8egtteZees, The ma
society thus to hear th
if be tads into critlne,
drink ing„ ,patientiystlff
have to take the au;
finding the money regi
iu,
tootlitltocars ,juofdge,nsticefrom:fret ill
the 1}aot;rhiat4 ; WP, 55
for ',wilding e1pensi
jails, and pen,itoiltiari
the long list of ofci
Attend theta—yes, we
enough of the eonsequc
It is good neither to
drink Win, nor unythi
beetbl•r sttuphleth c
made weak, + Whereto
lily timelier' : to offend,
meat while the world
23305e of that noble Bpi
out of the ,tern n,ranoe
The astr9natner's
of the dull alines, is lo:
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