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FRIDAY EI3BRU.ARY 1f1, 1894.
Western Ontario Daityrnen,
THE WIN GUAM TIMES, FEBRUARY 16, 1.8941,.
desirable ;odes, but wit (tend tact man 1 BRIER,
abort onee that they sleprer: wte th —
, value of the wbnle 4n4 wR ere cntupet Little Miss Brier tante out of the ground;
ted to take the low price, She put out her Lorne and :wretched every -
Our agent in Loudon writes, „Can't thing 'round.
"
= volt get your farmers to raise !lugs
"I'll jest try, said she,
with lighter ehnulders-- ou will !lever "How bad l ingcon th;
' At pricking and gcratcbinif there's few can
he able to compete with the Danieli match mo,"
Neon men until ;four farmers supply Little Alias Brier was bendeome and
Yoh with }lege M ht, riot! nutted to the bright,
'The new board of directors of Western y K g
Ontario Dairy's -Imes Aasacfation met in Louden market ate the Danes have Her loaves were dark green and her flowers
London. Friday. The uestion of continu. succeeded itt rttisiteg were white ;
y q 1 believe our farmers can and will,
Mg the dairy 'school et Tavistock was con-
Bidered, Since the Provincial DeirySchool in comets of tittle, supply the packers
rear: started et Guelph, the attendance of with the right kind of bogs, hist it Will
cheese -makers tit Tavistock has not been so !Aka time for them to do it. They
large, and the general expression a# opinion only require to know the kind that
Mao that the school Wes not so much needed '1411 ,14'1'g the most money, and I will
now ars the work 'tree being done elsewhere.
venture to say that the lng, lean hog,
lean
well f tad but withplentyof
at
el
It was suggested that good work might be pleat in his aides and small shoulders.
done by making arrangements with factor- at
id
it l fill the bill t and take the high
1 ss o
bat c f hog. a
Id remember three
les in different localities to have instruction
pricegiven to makers who may get into difficult -
TI
when hen w a gl
ae farmer silt
las, and who would visit these #actories, things: ---1st, the h sed. A long lean
A motion by ex:President John Geary and loot*; the Berkshire or Suffolks are not
Wm. Dickson that the Eastern Dairymen's suitable, but by tiadiciously crossing
,A,esociation and the Qnterio creameries them with the 1'ainworth and York-
.Association unite was also passed. It has shire they will ntit4wer very well, 2nd,
been felt by any prominent dairymen the feed. Any k lnd of gratin except -
that one good associn>iian in the east and ing buckwheat an corn, along with
one in the west is all:that is necessary. some margoids o turnips in winter
Since the making of butter during the and clover in urnmer. 3rd, Let
winter month* has been started in many thein have some rihom to move about;
cheese factories, more, attention has been feed them at a distance from where
given to butter -making and the creamery they sleep, so thati they will have to
business at the annual conventions of both walk. They grow better and leaner
dairymen's association: ; hence it is not by having ext rein' .
deemed necessary in order to further the
present interests of dairying to have three Excels alt Others.
associations. The grant to the Creameries
.A.ssocietion could be divided between the
other two, whose inspectors and instructors
'Auld visit both the :cheese and butter
!eateries, and thereby Save considerable ex-
pense in the way of traveling.
Economy lotr Other People.
Now is the•Tteto. ' r
Next to the management of other
The benefit to be derived from a good people's children the management of
medicine in early spriug is undoubted, but
many people neglect taking any until the other people's incomes is t he field in
approach of wanner weather, wheu they which we besrf display our genius.
wilt like a tender Ower in a hot sou. Some- Judging from lithe comments made
thing must be done to purify the blood, finuncinl embarrassment would dia-
DEAR SIBS, —1, onr Burdock Blood
la Bitters excels' all other medicines
that I ever used. took it for billions -
nese and it has curd me altogether.
WM, Wniege, Wallaceburg, Ont.
overcome that tired feeling and give
necessary strength. Vaeation is earnestly
longed for, many weeks, perhaps months,
must elapse before rest can be indulged hu•
To inpart strength, and to give a feeling of
health and vigor throughout the system,
there is nothing equal to Hood's Sarsapar-
ilia. It seems perfeetly.adapted to over-
come that prostration caused by change of
season, olimete or Iife, and while it tones
audsustains the system it purifies and ren-
ovates the hood.
Long Lean Hogs.
A Lindsay pork dealer writes to
the Post aw follows: I should
again like to draw the attention of the
farmers to the style of hogs required
at the present time, In last Satur-
day's (Jan. 20t11) newspaper reports
of the Toronto live gg'took market fat
bogs are. quoted $4.60 to $5 per hen.
dred pounds, with algood demand for
long, lean begs at $5 to $5.15 and
some extras $5.201 In speaking of
long lean !logs we do not mean long
thin hogs, or store flogs, but hogs that
are well fattened, *Pith lengthy flat
sides.
In the London
price of bacon, lean
sell at the highest price are now quot-
ed at48s.; stout 44s.4 to 46a.; heavy,
42e. to 44s. You will ask "what do
they mean by stout ides?" They etre
sides made from Bois that are the
right age and weight but which are
two fat for that mariret, Consequent»
Iy, although the Bidet; are the right
weight, they are sold 4t 2s. to 48. per
112 pounds lower than the selling
price of the long lean a,ides of the same
weight, with the fat on the back not
over one and a half inches thick,
which really means that the long lean
bog weighing 170 to 200 pounds is
worth one dollar per hundred more
here than the int, short, thick little
hoe ac the tattle weight if the products
of both are set to London, "the
most critical market in the world."
Farmers frequently say to tare "you
w.pay the; same prise for all kinds of
bogs if they are the right 'weights."
We do, as I know to my cost, The
thick hogs often lose all the money
the lean ones make; still, we must
rertme her that we have only just cam-
m4inced to try and compete with the
Dines for the London market, and if
we are to make a suece8S of it we
151UIt buy only the lean hogs.
Its a previous letter 1 told the ferny.
Ms about the !relative prices obtained
the different countries sending
Ninon co London. Irish bacon standn
t in the scala, hut Danish to
bout half a cent per pound best
Irish. The Danee have itn{
*wed their position during the past
by still tnspraving the quality of
1>F tr,
At
e present tune 1he Can -
butt is eellir.g; at abort 8s. per
novas less than the Danish,
about $1.'75 center par lour,•
de, and that difference is
owing to the short, !thick
wad. WO have some very
rotations of the
aides which will
appear from the circle, of our friends
if only they r would expend their
incomes in acco dance with our wise
opinions. It is pitiable to see people
who could have he benefit of our wis-
But all who carne near
Were so worried by her,
They'd go out of their way to keeeli olear of
the Briar,
Little Itz'iss Brier was looking one day
At her neighbor, the Violet, just over the
way,
"1d ant sald'she,
w e
"That no ane pets tie,
While all seem so glad littleViolet to see,,:
A sober old Linnet, who sat on a tree,
Heard the speech of the Brier, and thus
answered he:
"'Tis not that She's fair,
For you may compare
In beauty with even 1liisspiolet there.
But Violet's always so pleasant and kind,
So gentle in manner, so humble in mind;
E'en the worms at her feet
She would 'lever ill-treat;'
And to Bird, Bee and Butterfly always
so sweet."
dom calmly igngre their privilege, and
proceed to expend their money in such
foolish way s---wfys which force them
to embarrassment 1 We could, if only
they would ltsteer, show them the lack
of proportion ion their expenditures.
How much our lriend could save if
only she would discharge one servant
and do that 5 rrvartt'd wont! True,
she does not know how to do that
work, and she dislikes that particular
branch of housework, and we know
she ought to !earn. She persists in
her own way, and must economize in
hats. Then the table expenses. How
our wisdom would reduce bills here?
We would be veilling to snake a umnu
that would be Much wore economical
than the haphazard arrangement that
prevails in her househeuld now!
The family mint not enjoy it; doubt -
leas would prefer the present variety
that is the resu:it of want of syi;tena;
that is, of course, a secondary matter.
Wisdom cannot afford attention to
such trifling ivatters as the palate I
Then in dress. It is a question
where our wisdom would be worth
most, whether 'concentrated on the
larder or wardrobe. Hut we are most
unselfish. Unasked we plan the exe
peuses in all )departments of oar
friends' expenditures, and that they
are embarrassediis not our fault; rt
any time the resrvoir of our wisdom
might be drawn poi but they woufta
not turn the fauart. Could they have
feared a deluge. p
The amount of unused wisdom in
this world, especially in the manage-
ment of other peg pie's affairs, forces
us not only to diquht our friends' in
telligenee, but even, at • times, their
sanity. How well we know that if we
had the opportunity we would most
gladly avail o' rselves of it 1 Alas 1
there is no wise friend to help us in the
management of our financial affairs.
We must take the entire responsibility
because we have -outside superiorljudg•
ment to aid tis.
, ll,•
*mportant;to Wdrktaiginon.
Arti tans, meelianies and laboring men
are liable to sullied accidents and injuries,
as well as painful horde, etiff joiute and
lameness. To all bus troubled we woald
recommend LTag, ard'a !yellow Oil, the
handy and reliable pain cure, for outward
and internal use, e
At the neeeting of the Toronto
!bung Libeta ub,on Monday even.
ing, it wait announced that Hon Mr.
d'oly would be iris that city Rome tirne
in k`ebuary, , and a Committee waft
appointed to gptieider whether he
would be asked jio address a public
meeting or he invited to * banquet.
Chicago nut only doe* coneiderwhle
bllainsee itt hags end Corti, but ala°
haFi ft she recif thw poultry trade, The
secretary of the produce exchange at
ilitiang" recently Riese sone figures
ehnwing the magnitude of that market
ter ponitry prorlunt&. The receipts
fur one year ecitralted 22,600,000
pounds of tlrei:sed fowlf •; et 11 omits
e pewit.' this fonts up 82,415,000. The
tuttt.l receipts of eggs were 2,158,000
cases of 30 dozen each, valaed at
$11.625,000 The •total hf:dines* iii
eggs and poultry amounted tc $18,.
000, 000.
English Spavin L.umneut removes all
bard, Raft, or calloused Lumps and Them
iahes from horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs,
Splints, Ring Bone,: Sweeuey, Stifles,
Sprains, bo o and swoost Throat, sloughs,h
s
t
oto, Save 350 by use of one bottle. War.
ranted by Chisholm'a drug t ore. a
Professor—What terrestrial animal
is the most terrible enemy of man ?
Stuart pupil—Woman,
Sunlight.
We need no batter evidences of the
real value of the lilfit`i of the glorious
bun than its abundant, if not limitless
supply. Indeed, our,; observations in
the vegetable world writ teach us that
no plant, shrub, twig' or vine, 11owevt•r
small and insignificant, Dan possibly
grow and thrive, edbning to maturity
in the dark, while we may reasonably
infer that the enixur i vitalizit.g milts
ences are reeelved by, the annual king.
dom. A. paleness itittd weakness is
soon observed when it plant i.. deprived
of its natural right td)grow in she sau-
liubt, while the auitnel under similar
circumstances, becomes stunted, in
active, losing the unused sight—a
worthless creature How injudicious,
how destructive of health, therefore, it
must be to shut nut the light from our
parlors, and particularly such rooms as
are tnore generally used by the family,
simply to prevent the fading`•.uf the
carpet ,etc. This, apparently kieiug
regarded as of more Consequence than
the fresbneas, the glow of health; the
real vitality of our children, It should
bo remetubered that it is far easier to
spread a covering over such a carpet,
or to replace it by a new one, putting
it in a less important room, than to
pay the increased doctor's bilis, and
that carpets can he more easily chang-
ed than the health of our children
restored, when once lost. This princi-
ple applies with special force to the sick
room, which is or has been so often
darkened by the ignorant, or such as
have not given the important suljeet
due consideration. Instead, the sun-
light abound be admitted to the great-
est possible extent, the eyes being pro-
tected, it necessary, by wet sloths,
while as an additiongl precaution, the
patient should he well covered with
bedding, then the doors and windows
opened, aliuwing gaite a current of
air to sweep through the room, carry-
ing
arrying out the pestiferous gases, the com-
fort of the patient, of course, being
constantly cared for, as comfort is an
indispensable condition of a care.
The Bost Tonle.
MILBURN'S Quinine Wine is the best
IYi tonic for weakness, debility and
lack of strength. It is an appetizing tonic
of the highest merit. '
Young Men in Business.
Devote yourself to it.
Be honest in everything.
Avoid liquors of all kinds.
Get into a business you like.
Sleep eight hoursevery night.
If you mutt smoke ; smoke moder-
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Do everything that means keeping
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Shun discussion tin two points --
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School yourself not to worry; worry
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In lttvery Case.
In every easy of dvapepeia, where it has
been fairly tried, l3utdock Blood Bitters
has performed a cornplete cure. 13. 13. B,
cures where other remedies fail.
lered i
What bd e1 doing now? Melting
k
maps. for signal service. Alt, I flee.
Fie iia, so to eptak, a`+drawer in the
weather bureau,
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Itch on human and horses and all ani•
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DENTIST.
OFFICE, - • MASON'S BLOCK
Opposite the Queettl"a Hotel, Wingham,
Will visit Gerrie 1st and 3rd Mondays
of each month.
JOHN RITCHIE,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
()STARS
p. DEANS, Ja., WiNotr 111,
LICENSED AUCTIONEEjt FOR, THE COUNTY
OF IIURON.
Sales attended in any part of the Co, Charges
Moderate.
JOHN CURIRIE, WINOnA7, ONT.,
LICENSED Aue'v'IONEER ren Tmo aaUNTT or
IIURtjN
All orders left at the TIMES olliee promptly attend
ed to. Terms reasonable,
JAMES HENDERSON,
LICENSED AUC2IONEEn POR Co0Nrina Honor; AND
Brtuos,
All miles attended to promptly and'an the Shortest
Notice.
Charges
ll necessary Moderate
arrangements Satisfaction D beI made at the
Titans' ditto
WrNonAAI ONr
T11f. J, McASil,
M. B. Toronto, Members College Physicians and
Surgeons, Ontario.
Bfitoravn
ONTARIO
Morlti,r W Lroart on ,motes.
Notes Discounted Disco me
d
AM RZASONBLE tATZ
S
Money advanerd on thatreetes at st pet cont with
privilege of paying at tha0nd of any year. Notes
and a000nnts colleted.
It011T. 1is4Yltibt>~f .
Bawer block Mecham, Ont.
f l
W. Ga T. Us OOLUM
(CONDtiCTfiD IIX Ti1ss Mallen BROW
T'or God anti Route anti i\ratiee L
Welt Cali the attention, of the mothers and
to the feet, that tho Woman's Christian Te
*nee Union meets every Monday at three
sharp, for one hour, at Drs, roat o
ncC
ries street. All ladies are made welcome,
We hold a monthly eeapel mooting cit th
Monday of Crory month, cxeopt when Ochi
advertised, to which meeting we Indite the
generally.
Aa the Editor has kindly give). us part c
ipaoo, for our work, we ask friends of the es
pent! Items of interest on all moral Questions
day to any Of our meinboru.
TRITE VICTORY,
He etaocl with a foot on the tlhresholi
And a aloud on his boyish fano,
While hilt city comrade ureoc1 hint
t pc
To enter the 1 gorgeous eons Ia e.
g b
"There's nothing to fear, old fellow!
It isn't a Iion's den ;
Hero waits you a royal welcome
From the lips of the bravest men,"
'Twee the old, old voice of the tempte
That soaght in the old, old way,
To lure with a lying promise
The innocent feet estray.
"You -would think it was Blue Bear
closet
To see how you stare and shrink!
I tell you there's nought to harm you -
It's only a game and a drink!',
1e heard the words with a sl`hudder—
It's only a game and a drink !
And hie lips made bold to answer"
"But what would my mother thin]
The name that his heart held dearest
Had started a secret spring,
And forth from the wily tempter
He Sed like a hunted thing.
Away ! till the glare of the city
And its gilded nails of sin
drietre shut from his sense of vision,
The shadows of night within.
Away! till his feet have bounded
O'er fields where his childhood trod
Away 1 in the name of virtue,
And the strength of his mother's G
What though lie was branded "cower
In the blazoned halls of vies,
And banned by his baffled tempter,
Who sullenly tossed the dice.
On the page where the angel keepeth
The record of deeds well done,
That night was the story written
Of a glorious battle won.
And he stood by his Home in the starli
All guiltless of sword and shield—
A braver and nobler victor
Than the hero of bloodiest field !
He drank when he was weary
His strength to prolong,
His legs grew still more shaky,
His breath grew more strong.
World-wide a curse lies on our land;
From shore to shot's, from sea to se
No nation, country, island, free
From alcohol's destroying band.
". The !lett worse thing to the lip
saloon is the fashionable liquor el
The distilleries of the United 5tt
used the last fiscal year 26,480,
bushels of grain in liquor.
The Clhief of Police of i:taltun
says he never found hoysiu the Salo
until lager beer was introduced
games prepared to entice them in.
Somebody once s •ill: Our Gove
Ax;ment land costs one: Jo IIar en acre,
good whiskey two • dollars a bot
How many men dila iltndless,
during their lives have swalloi
whole townships --trees and all! Tit
is food for reflection in this h,tateme
The Atlantic Monthly, ill an art
on the saloon in politics, Admits t
although our American system of a
eminent and education is theoreti
ly sound, our political school are
oous; that a candidate to be secures
paint make himself solid with
'VI saloon power.
1•40 human laws have a rig!.
eontradict Divine lawn, The gov
reent ncknowiedees the trade ill
when it charges a premium on
right to sell liquor. The dealers 1
novrledge it • illegal when they, c
fully shut out the sight of tt from
public,
1t has been estimated by Ottivii
Keech that three millions of horns
this nation aro effected by the d
curse. Ile shows that the $000,0
000 spent in one year for lig
would furnish 12,000,000 of poop
their homes with food, fuel, clot
and a comfortabo house.
A rum -sellar in Emporia, K
who pleaded guilty to selling one
ale of beer, was reeently sentene
CO days in jail, to pay a fine of
and costs of trial, and to give a
of $2,000 to not again indulge it
Liquor business. Evidently the 1
down in Iansaa are pretty hard
transgressurs to travel.
A German of wealth and sane
who has lived in this Country
number of years, Bays that he is
vinord that most of the suicide
his tountrymrn, both on this si