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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1894-08-31, Page 5TURN Iii' GREY. Mr. and Mrs. John Powell have, V . during the past week, lied the pleas - tire of entertaining a nephew and niece from San Praneiseo, Cal,, a nephew and his wife, of White Cloud, their son William Powell and his wife, of Amberley, Ont., and their son John H. Powell, wife and son of Detroit, Mich. Tho visit of the Californians, Mr. John II. Iior. wood and Miss Esther Horwood, was of more time ordinary interest, they not leaving seen their uncle, aunt and eon;:in for more than forty years. They are on an extended tour through America, Europe and North Africa. ,John Norwood, the nephew from. White Cloud, is a prac- ticing lawyer and was returning from 'a trip to the Catskill Mountains. Not the least pleasant part of the gathering was ''the sleeting of the parents and children, They have all departed to meet again nett sum- mer on a date to be hereafter fixed for the celebration of the golden an- niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Powell's marriage. The council of the township of Turnberry met in the house of Daviel Dunkin, Glenanna.n, on Monday, Aug. 27th, 1894. Members of coun- cil all present. The reeve in the ehair. The minutes of last meeting were react, approved and signed. Communication, was read from Wm. Douglass, re government drain. The reeve reported that along with Mr. Gemnill he had•inspcctecl hill on side road, con. 11, and reeormlend that a job of cutting hill be let. The deputy reeve' reported that he hacl along with reeve of Wingham, let a job of gravelling on boundary to John Davidson at 21 cents per yard. Mr. Dimont reported having let a Jas. Young, lumber to Pathmasters, job on Morris boundary, opposite lot $15.06 ; Thos. Anderson, gravel, con. onto the co-operation of all cheese - 49, to Jos. Curtis at $4, work clone 1, $12, cola. 2, $5, $18; Alex. McNabb, makers and fayetorke who are paying anrecommence paymet. Also that gravel opposite 25, con: 12, $18.72,by test to help to settle the qt °allot ets all the job of gravelling Ferguson,Morris between 18 and 19, $30.24, $48.9G ; patronsteclEaverys it is one that thate has a tester, shplild select the patrons' milk and put the poor milk in one vat and the rich in another. Note the per cent. of fat, weight' of milk used, yield and quality of cheese made from each, and send the result to the Dairy Department of tile. Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph. From the data thus secured they can more nearly arrive at the just method for all. Let every factory be a small experiment station umitil this point is settled. Toronto Industrial Fair; 1894: The Toronto Industrial Exhibition, which commences on the aid day of September, a few days hence, con- tinuing until the 15th of the month, will surpass in. interest and attractive- ness all its predecessors. The. en- tries have been unusually numerous and choice, and every building will bo crowded. The great improve - relents made last year in connection with ale accommodation of live stock by the erection of new sheds and stables on the latest and most ap- proved , principles of; construction have resulted in increased interest being taken in the fair by farmers and stock -raisers, and in addition to entries by nearly all the old-time ex- hibitors there are large accessions to the number. The list of special at- tractions is brilliant and diversified, including trotting, running and hurdle races, clog trottipg matches, bicycle contests, equestrian spe- cialties, baleen ascensions with new and exciting drops, living pictures (being reproductions of the most celebrated works of art by graceful and handsome models), Japanese day fireworks—a novel oriental device of much ingenuity and artistic merit, Edison's marvelous Kinetograph--the newest electric wonder, the Califor- nia pllalitom carriage, music by the best bands in the Province, coneerts by the Ladies' Vienna Court Orches- tra, performances by the Slavery Days Trottpe, organ recitals, and - every evening the wonderfully real- istic, brilliant and vivid spectacular and pyrotechnic performance of the. '7 t THE .IC 111171 M TIMES, At:GUST 31, t894 $2. Moved by John Diment, second- cured ebeese;"Miry 2nd, 27... lb; Mine I cd by John Mosgrove, that this ' titb, 28 lb, May 4th, botlt vats test-, meeting 10 now adjont'n to meet in McDonald's hail, 131uevale, on Mon- day,Sept. 17th, at 10 o'clock, ed 3.7 per eent,, and etch made 27:1' lb, cured cheese,. June 8th X3.7 per I eent, milk made 28 lb. cheese. Carried. JOHN. Be7no1♦ 3S, Clerk, This question has . been a vexed; i one in factories. Where payment by, . WWI' WAWANOSIL . test has been adopted, It teas. been I Council met on Saturday, August found that the yield of cheese does, 18th, Councillor Durnin absent, not always increase with the fat, and! The minutes of previous. meeting tie discrepancy is doubtless due to wore read and approved, The' differences in conditions. of hills Treasurer's report for June and July I methods of making and state of the showed receipts $512,01, and the ex- ' weather, pendituro of $246, leaving $266.01 As some of our factories are still in �o,��+, to August account, Moved byMr, doubt as to the advisabilityof distri- star: ' f' lirAr lye Gibson, seconded by Mr, Todd, that buting proceeds among ptrons ac- ; Iirin rs eomfn+'•:aard7 improvement and in order to raise the necessary amount cording to the percentage of fat in tendo fa'personal r, •i;i,eut when of taxes for the current your, a county the milk, perhaps the following table , rightly useire xnan,•, r, he live bet - rate of ?• mills and a township rate will throw some light on the quer- 1 ter than allots and enjoy life more, with of mills per dollar be levied on tell i tion : loss expenditure, by more pr,:nlptly the rateable property in the muni- It has been felt by practical men adapting the 'avorl�l'e b:::t prouacts to eipality, also that sufficient rates bo that paying according to the first the needs of physical being, will attest imposed to raise the amounts requir- alone, gives the patron who furnish- the value to health of the pure liquid eel for school purposes—Carried. es rich milk more than his just share rexative princip fc ern.oraeed, in the Moved by Mr. Todcl, seconded by of the proceeds, and the patron send- lca';edy, ei rnls o_ ,� ige. Its exec tense is duo ;,o its presenting Mr. Gibson, that the Reeve and Troa- ing poor milk less than he is entitled in the furor meet accoptali'a and pleas - surer be authorized to borrow the to, The experiments oracle would out to the taste, the refreshing and truly sum of five hundred dollars for a seem to indicate that this view is ,beneficial properties of z perfect lax - term of three months, for township correct. purposes•—Carried. The Board of To overcome this difficulty it hag Health decided to instruct the Medical been suggested by one of our prom - Adviser to arrange for public vaccina- inent young dairymen of Western tion at the public schools, at as early Ontario to add one per cent. to each a elate as possible.. The following man's butter -fat reading. For in - checks Were issued: John Moss, stance, a patron who sends an aver - gra vel, $16.10, damage, $1, ;317.10 ; age of 4 per cent. milk, call his test Wm. Wilson, gravel, $3.50, damage 5 per cent. ; and one who sends 3 $1, $4.50 ; Jacob Miller, ditching and per cent. milk call it 4 ; and so one two culverts con. 12, $10,, gravelling with all .the tests. The results as opposite 22 and 23, con.12, $9.10, do. seen in the table of experiments opposite 21 and 22, con. 12,. $18.45, would seem to indicate that adding total $38.55 ; Jas. Alton, gravel, one or even two per cent. to the fat $7.70; Jacob Miller; gravelling 24 readings in these 4ests is more nearly and 25, con. 5, $13.80 ; Jacob Miller, correct than paying by weight of cutting hill on gravel, con. 4 and 5, milk or by the fat alone. $20.81 ; Arch: Nicholson, repairing It is the intention to obtain further hill opposite 19, con. 4 and 5, ;313.50; data on this point; and in the mean - 4: completed, less three loads of gravel, l of Jas. Harron, $60 1 T119s, t21]clei �x,i and recommend payment for what is 'cutting hill and gravel con. 2 and 8, done. Moved by Wni. Cruickshank, 1 x333.50, repairing road con. 1, $18.50, seconded by John Diment, that the : repairing road, con. 5, $6, $58; John , eeye and Mr, Gctatmill be author. i stole, repairing culvert, °,x'1.50 ; E. L. izecl to expend $:0 in cutting hill be- I Ungel, nails, $1.70 ; Patrick Welsh, gravel, $5.46, damage $1, $6.46 ; `Thos. Begley, culvert, s. 1. 15 • and 16, con..4 and 5 $-1.80; , i'Pm. Clegg, arbitration costs, S. S. No. 5, $18 ; David McAllister, minding gap, 50e.; Maurice Smeltzer, making road across to gain the five inches in depth lie_ river, con. 4 and 5, $8 ; R. K. Miller, cessary to lay tile between the end part salary, 35. Council' adjourned of Wright's drain and end of the to meet on Saturday, Sept. 22nd, at drain, and that lir. Gemulill be in 1 o'clock, ti§rIletcd to deliver this motion and R. Ii. MILLEti, Tp. Clerk. other neeeee try instrUctiena At once. =•--Carried. Moved by Sohn Diment, Item to Got a "sunlight" Picture. seconded by John Mosgrove, that a Send 25"Sunlight" Soap wrappers (wrap- per bearing the words "Why Does a Wo - 4 i boundary, let to Ed. I� is �� 11x, Watson, keep and attendance l 111 tween lots 10 and 11, con. 11.—Car- ried. Moved by John Mosgrove, seeonded.by_John Diment, that. Mr.. Douglass be notified to lay tile in government drain at once, according to award, and that he be instructed by-law be passed levying a rate for Turnberry purposes of one mill on the dollar for thecurrent year.-Oar- ried. By-law rezul three tines and passed. Moved by Wni.. Cruick- shank, seconded by John Mosgrove, that a by-law be passed levying a rate of 6 of one 111111 on the dollar for special school rate for the current year.—Carried: By-law read three times and passed. Moved by Inn. Gemntill, seconded by' Wnt, Cruick- shank, that the tax collector's salary for the Current year be w(1O and no man Look Old Sooner Than a man") to Lever Bros., Ltd., 43 Scott St., Toronto, and you will receive by post a pretty pic- ture, free from advertising, and well worth framing. This is ail easy way to decorate your home. The soap is the best in the market and it wilt only cost one cent post - ago to send in the wrappers, if you leave the ends epee. Write your address care- ful ly. are-fully. • Experiments in Cheese Making. The question whether it is better to pay patrons of cheese factories ac- cording to the percentage of fat in extras.—Carried. Moved by John their milk, or according to the weight Diment, seconded by John Mosgrove, of milk, has been very much discuss - that a by-law be passed appointing eel at daisy conventions, farmers' in - John Black tax collector for the cur- stitutes and in the press. On this ac - rent year, provided that Mr. Black count the Ontario Agricultural furnish securities securities satisfactory to this lege, Guelph, has been making ex- counoil at their next meeting. --Car- tensive experiments in cheese-mak= tied. By-law read three times and ing. passed. Tho following accounts were The conclusions arrived at by passed and orders on treasurer is- these experiments appear to be as sued Geo. Pocock, gravel, $3.25; follows :— F. Paterson gravel. $4.50; Alex. • 1. An increased percentage of fat Fergie, gravel, $1.85; Alex. Fergie, in the milk gives an increased yield gravel, $2.50; Alert. Fergie, damages, of- cheese, though not in the samo $2; Mrs. Eadie, gravel, $2.85; Sohn II. proportion. McTavish, gravel; $2.144; F. Pater- 2. That a pound of butter fat in son, $1.45; Geo. Henderson, gravel milk ranging from 8.2 to 3.7 per and damages, $3.35; Mrs. Johnstone, cent. will make more cheese than' a gravel, $2; .Alex. McDonald, damages, potted of fat in milk ranging from $2 ; Ben. ?Engler, ,gravel, $4:'92 ; C•3.6 to 4.5 per cent. of fat. Hugh Campbell, gravel and damages, 3. That there need not necessarily $2.15; Geo. Pocock, gravel and • be. more loss of fat in whey from damages, $8.50; John l�'owler, spread- rich milk up to 4.5 per cont: fat than. ing gravel, $$.50 ; itobt. Elliott, from poor Milk, though We did notice printing, $28,75; Duff & Stewart, a 'little more grease on the hoops, lumber, $5.80; John ,1toCraelten press and shelves from the rich milk gra e , ; � , g v , . ., . Wm, Smith, cedar for culvert, 75c 4. That milk containing the sante large, ars, in addition to' reduced (iso. Mason, x+1.08; Wm. o ay, per cent. a does a railways �'t gravel, $x8.40 ; Walter Hawk, cul- the same yield of cheese, especially a number of special excursions cov- ited. States leave beset arranged for. No one shotild fail to visit the Industrial this year. alive ; effectually cleansing the system, dispelling colds, headaches. and fovora and permanently curing constipation, :t has given eatisfaction.to millions and ..net with the approval of the medical ;r•ofossion, because it acts on the Kid- neys, Liver and Bowels without weak - ming them. and it is perfectly free from :very objectionable substance. Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug- giste in 75c. bottles, but it is manu- factured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only, whose name is printed on every package, also the name, Syrup of Figs, and being well informed, you will not fecept any substitute if offered. I.IPT7Z:RH CHEAP GASH STORE, during July and August clear out all Summer Goods at SLAUGHTER prices in order to make room for fall far P:19 ` 0 0 Dress aking'a Specialty. G. CINTYRE, WINGHAM. • MACDONALD BLOCK. The electric railway between Galt and Preston is a great success. The expenses of running the line are $20 a day and the grass' receipts now - average $75 a day. It is proposed to carry freight, and it is estimated that enough will bo carried to pay the entire Cspr-.nses 9f .operating the road.. Dys °petal eitttses Dizziness, Head - ache,onatipation, Variable, Appetite, i Rising and Souring of Food, Palpitation of the Heart, Distress after Eating. Burdock Blood Bitters is guaranteed to ure Dyspepsia if faithfully used accord - ng to directieue. The other day a daughter of Mr. Braithwaite, of Holmesville, was in the hammock and by some means it turned over and she fell out, break- ing her collar bone. She fell only about two feet and had a baby in her arms. Mr. Braithwaite had bought the hammock just a few days previously. TO PREVENT SUNBURN You should buy one of our Fancy Sunshades. WE ARE COMPELLED to admit that we made a mistake in buying too many- for this season's business. But the price was so low that we could not resist them. FT44400 fa X311' the surplus we have reduced them exactly one half of the regular price They are all new goods for this season's trade. COME AND BUY A PARASOL for 75c worth $1.50 " $1.00 " 2.00 " 1.25 " 2.50 " 1.50 " 3.00 for 88c worth $1.75 " $1.11 " 2.25 " 1.38 2.75 " 1.63 " 3.25 and so it goes through the whole assortment. If you doubt these prices call and investigate for yourself. 12}- cent Print for 9e. Delaines for 25c. Summer Corsets 50e. Best Lisle Thread Gloves 15e per pair. 2 pair Stainless Black Hose 25e. These are only a few of our moneymakers. C. Z,Zi -� T D so T']' the others. We have not space enough to enumerate them here. �O m 8 6'I{ 11.ty feet were so badly swollen that I Dried and Smoked Meats always on hand. could not wear my shoes. I got Yellow Oil, and to my astonishment it gave instant relief, and two bottles completely cured me. Mrs. W. G. McKay, Berwick, Ont. The Marine Department has issued a notice stating that the breakwater piers at the entrance to Goderich harbor, Lake Huron, are being ex- tended further into the lake. The contractor now has a length of about 300 feet added to the end of the north pier, and 110 feet to the end of the south pier. The cribs are at present just flush with the water, and vessels entering the harbor at night will require to be very careful not to collide with these cribs. , Heart Disease Believed m 30 Minutes.—All Cases of • organic or sym- pathetic heart disease relieved in 30 minutes and quickly Cured, by Dr. Ag- new's Cure. Sold at Chisholm's Drug- store, Wingham. At the opening of the New South Wales Parliament on Tuesday, the Governor, Sir- Robert W. Duff. an- nounced that in accordance with the mandate of the electors the pro- teotive duties would be repealed and replaced by income and' land taxes. WI\GHAMI. ON'T b'r ANOTHER ASH -DAY Go BY' ,: �BTHCUTUSING \Tou will find that it will do' what no other soap can do, and will please you every way. It is Easy, Clean, and Economical to wash with this soap. Q_ We are clearing M otic �� SUMMER DRESS GOODS, f PRINTS, suffering with weakness and emaciation, who give little nourishment to babies,should take "Siege of Algiers," with 41 per-, formers, culminating in a burst of Seatt95 Meteoric splendor which marks a now � ____ • _ era in pyrotechnic art. The attend- .e.6n, • v l �;13F. Paterson, rati el 20c; cheese 4.5 per cent fht alleo bids fair to be extraordinarily books,'V Soby, of f t not tiways give rates on all railways and steamboats, vert $1.50 • Robt. Millet•, court ex- when oompatring one day with penses, $5.20; McLean & Son, lumber, another or one month with another. $19.07 ; Jos. Curtis, repairs Morris April 30th, 800 ]lis, of 8.9 per cent. boundary, $4 Iia, Ferguson, gravel milk made 281 lb. cared cheese; and brushing, $20.80; John Cope- May 1st, same quantity and quality land, lumber and spikes,. $1,92 of milk made 27l Ib; June 9th it orin`g a wide area in Canada and the Mr. D.1jacdougall, ex -registrar of Isaac Metcalf, gravel $210; David static' 281 ib. lav 1st, 300 .lb, of the county of Waterloo, died at itis Dunkin rent $1 I c1 gravel, 3.60 per cent. milk made 24.i lb. home in Berlin on Tuesday, aged 09. ..,Leeeeeadl1tiitLeier. the Cream of Cod–liver 011 and hy'pophostphites.• It' will give them strength and make their babies fat. Physicians, the World -over, endorse it. 'stitatsst Msit LeakDraw111i.100 £6L PARASOLS. Here's the BIGGEST DRIVE ever offered in Town. A window full of FASHIONABLE FELT HATS —AT— : 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. Relrpecttully yours;. GTO.. L I&T.