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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1894-11-30, Page 5THE WINGITAM T.U.M11$1 NOVEMBER About I3'ogs. f CLINTON. Mr. R. E. Little, President, in the The fallowing letter from Mr. Gm Mr. Jos. Odell,. who has been anchair. Minutes of previous meeting Matthews,. pork packer, of Lin i :ty, invalid for some time, passed away read. Moved by Alex. Mel ague, will be of interest to farmers; The on Tuesday, at the age of 77 years seconded by J. MeKague, that the decline in the price:, of hogs the last and 8 months. Deceased was a minutes of last meeting as just x•ead six weeks has made fennel's begin to native of Nottin„llalnshire and came . be adopted—Carried, J, McKague to this country 57 yeare ago with his . -- . McKag'ue---That all applications • parents, eix brothers and two sisters, ' for Insurance be now laid before the only two of whom remain, Ile was Directors for examination—Carried, of a very quiet, retiring disposition, J. M4Kague--P• Clark --»That having bat nevertheless a main Of good,hoitest examined eevc'n applications, they qualities. Ile leaves one son, George, are found satisfaetorv, for which the: who resides on the old homestead in President and Secretary shall prepare '1'uekor.slitith. He never took any antiissue pollees for the same— part in public affairs further than to Carried. J. Mena guo—A.McKague cast his vote with the Liberal party. -~That au assessment for defraying think that they Haver overstocked the hog naatrket,and perhaps a few Ivor& from a packer may throw singe light on the subjeCt, The increase in the number of hogs grown in Ontario has certainly been .very large, but I do not consider that there aro too many hogs in this pri vine if they were only marketed evenly through every month in the year, w'itlislighlty increased deliveries during June, July and August. At the present time there are a large number of hogs offering, both alive and dressed, and prices have declined, but if the inarket reports aro studied it will be found that the decline is general throughout the United States, Canada and England. The majority of farmers are still follow- ing the old plan of not fattening their hogs nutil the new et -op of pease is ripened, and then they market them with a rush, as they 19*g, XNOWJ ]DG1 —The bargains by Clinton business exPonses and foe• thereasina the Brings comfort and improvomo: t and men are attracting' from all 'sections reserved fund, be made at usual tends t personal enjoyment when of the country, and no weandot•, for date, on all premium notes held by rightly used. The many, who live bct- soine lines of goods aro sold at prices this Company, in force on the 24th tot' than others and enjoy lafomore, win that cannot be reached elsewhere.--- November and that a by-law be pre- less o::pendituro, by more promptly Mr. J. M, Carling has disposed of the pared confirming said assessment --- house and lot on Mary street occupied Carried. By-law No. 23 was then by Mr. Jas. A. Ford, to that gentle. brought in, authorising Secretary - man, at a fair price. The property Treasurer to levy and collect an was owned by D. afeBrien, of assessment of fir. per cent. do all lino s;i7.edy, Syrup of Figsnce is , its resenting Goderieh township, --The town was premium notes in force on the 24th i-s+tlarn form most acceptable and pleas - very quiet on- "Thanksgiving day." day of November, 1894, P. Clary ant to the taste, therefreshingancl truly Nearly all the students had gone —3. McKague—That by-law No. heneficia1 properties of a perfect lase home and most of the townspeople 23, •for 1894, be now read a first, ative; e eetuallp cleansing the system, at:apting the world's best products to tho needs of physical being, will attest rho 'value to health of tho.puro liquid ?;:waive principles embraced in the are doing just •now, If the fanners sought pleasure elsewhere. — Mr. second and third time; signed by the dispelling colds, headaches and fevers are going to make it pay them to Thos. Tipling, for some years bag- President and Secretary and cog- and permanently curing constipation. raise and fatten hogs they Swill re- gageman at the station hero, has re- porate seal attached. end a copy sent It has given satisfaction to millions and quire to study when will be the time to sell the bop so as to bring the best prices, and from my experience in the business I am convinced that during the summer months is that time, and to enable the fanners to fatten their ho'k for the summer market they must keep sufficient grain, pease, etc., over from the previous year to fatten them. I am convinced that they will find that the months of June, July and August are the best months in the year to sell hogs and make money. The only two classes of customers to whom the packers sell tbeir meats are the Canadian and English, Now, both of these demand new cured goods. encs it is getting snore difficult moved to Winghan, where he has to the Inspector—Carried. By-law gone into business. Mr. Tipling was No. 23 was then read a lst, 2nd and an obliging man and always dict his 3rd time, signed and sealed. A. work well. In losing him the town' McKague---J. McRatguo--That the every objectionable substance. loses one of her best citizens. He Secretary be instructed to get 600 Syrup of Fiera is for sale by,all drug - leaves with the good wishes of alI.— post cards printed and mailed to gists in 75c. bottles, but it is mann- The "Snappers" are beginning to members, intimating the amount of factored by the California. Fig Syrup look forward to the closing of the their assessments and the date on Co. only, whose na)ne ie printed on every terns, which has been very profitably which the annual meeting shall be I ,p�.nd baingglwel informed, 1.1 not and pleasantly spent under the tuition held, namely. 12th January, 1895, in i acoei:t euy sel•atitutte if ofi'ered, of Mr, Lough. There is but one the Town hall, Teeswater,at 1 o'clock 1i _ ---- • -�-^� All Wool Cashmere extra wide 35c, • m: Cltl'rle 7 al •ne--A ( ' mot with the approval of the medical profession, because it,acts on, the Kid- noys, Liver and Bowels without ening them them and it iseperfectly free from ANNOUNCEMENT1 DR ES5 GOODS' We gill not be undersold in these goods; we slave them in I;tl�:;ny AIM below uuu;ufactures' prices. ANTL�S AND N9ANTl, GaOD$. We are not undersold in these particular lines; a lot to .clear c � a.t seimS half manufactures' 1*'ices;. now is your chance. 0/77.7.777. -- Wo /�'~-_ Wo cannot be undersold in this department, prices, so our customers say; don't miss them. WOOLENFOOD . We want you to inspect these and buy, thereby saving \from Wo have them thirty per cent.; they are going out fest, r -X11.1 Early in the season, we placed orders in Eastern Tea Ce tines, securing the early pick leaf, which has a strength and flavors.' the obtained later, aid this puts us in a position to give you Ten. rigl OT "MI , GOODS. Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Ready-made Clothing, Bats, Caps many other lines to clear out at a price to suit the times. Dress and Mantle making on premises. All mantle goods b cut free of charge. Cutting and fitting a specialty, eINTYR MACDONALD BLOCK. n .-:.�t9 n....ab.1:_5 all Sal taeeli more sehowl and then one week P !j, c . g for the examination." 1!•!r, Tilley) 111.1.91ague--That this board do now i . McKenzie, Is - "Model School Inspector," visited the adjourn to meet again on last Satur- Messrs. R. licl�enzie, of Duck land, and A, McRae, of Sault Ste. school a short time ago and his report was very favorable, placing the students away ahead of other Models around. Success to the "Muds." .fever, which has caused several • day of December, in the Town Hall, Marie, are visiting friends in Kin- Teeswater,at 2 o elock pan.—Carried. tail.—With the ' advent of cold G. A. PRINGLE, Sec.-Treas. I, weather, the epidemic of typhoid. The Hospital for Sick Children, Wry year to sell winter' cured goods LUCKNOW, g Toronto, abated. --eft the last meeting of the in summer, as we used to do a few The residence of Mr. G. M. Berry, One of the most important of the pintail branch of the C. M. B. A. years ago. There is a elass of heavy bacon that will sell, but the finer class of sugar cured meats required by our customers in cities, towns and villages must always be new cured, that is, cured, smoked and sold in a few weeks after the hog is , killed, and not held in our cellars from November or December until the fol- lowing July or August. Then for the English trade the bacoa must arrive in England just fresh cured with scarcely enough salt to -keep it us the English people will not buy unless it is very mild cured, so mild indeed that it bas been sold promptly on arrival and go into im- -mediatte consumption. These are the reasons why we re- quire a supply of hogs every week in the year instead of in the winter only, and I feel convinced that this has only to be understood by our fanners to be followed out to their profit. don ; Mr. and airs. B. -Crawford, of Dungannon; Miss Adda and Lou Armstrong, Flesherton ; ilii•.. Wes, Trealaven, Listowel; Miss Savage, Buffalo, N. Y., and Mr. J. Wright, Owen Sound The . bride was the recipient of funny beautiful and costly presents, among theun being. a Steinway piano, presented by her father, And a•silver service, the gift of the parents of the groom, The happy couple left on Thursday morn- ing for Toronto and other eastern points.—The Orangemen are pro- posing a big supper for 'December 13th, when it is expected that Hon. Clarke Wallace and E. F. Clarke, M. I'., will be present to speak. deatbs in this vicinity appears to have Ross street, on Wednesday evening last, was the scene of one of the most brilliant social events of the season, being the occasion of the marriage of his youngest daughter, Laura E. V., to Mr. J. W. Armstrong, jeweler, of this town. The bride was beautifully, attired in cream silk and point. lace, with veil and orange blossoms, while the bridesmaids, Miss, Lalla Berry, sister of the bride, and Miss Adda Armstrong, of Flesherton,.•sister of the groom, wore buttercup- silk, and carried beautiful bouquets of yellow chrysanthemums. The groom was supported by Mr. W. J. McFarlane, of Markdale, and Joe Armstrong, of opened day and night, all the. year rushing basiness in shipping lambs. Toronto. The ceremony was per- rdund, and children sent in from the Bob. is a hastier, and don't you for - formed by Rev. John Mills, pastor of country, suffering from accidents or get it. the Methodist church, Among those deformites of any kind, are promptly present from other towns were attended to. Ambulances are sent TURNBERE.7. noticed: Mr. and Mrs. T. Aitkinhead, to all railway stations on due notice Messrs. Wilson of this and Mr. and Mrs. • Armstrong, of being given to the authorities. The township have Bros.,eir saw this Toronto; Mr. J. D. Clarke, of Lon- facilities for all kinds of surgical tt the have movedv front sawrto l work are unsurpassed, and a tele- P graphic or 'telephonic warning that where they have secured a good site. the ambulance is on ite. way- opens Whi chopping the other day the doors of the largdst and best James 14IcCallum, of East Wawanosb, equipped hospital in ;the world. est two of his toes nearly off. There are one hundred patients in the Hospital to -day. Last year about i The Poultry Association of On - 530 were treated inside the building tario will hold its twenty-first ex - and 2,000 in the outdoor department. hibition, January 1 to 5, at New In the summer the children are alt . Hamburg, sent over to The Lakeside Home for i President Clevel€incl is still =fin- ed to his residence at Woodley and which is the largest children's sans- widely different reports are in circa- perfectly in the world and the most lation as to his physical condition.. perft ctly equipped, containing beds . The Seaforth ereantcry property, a for 150 children. A copy of the art of the Hannah estate was sold report of the work of the Hospital is p sent to any address on application to to Thomas Dickson for $525, includ- The Secretary, ,-C....:ge Street,Tor- . lug an acre of land. The buildings onto. a and machinery were insured for • $900. public institutions in - Ontario is the the following officers were elected for Hospital for Sick Children, in Toronto, . the coming year ; Pres., M. Austin ; contains accommodation for 175 pa- 1st vice, G. L. O'Callaghan ; 2nd. tients, ranging from two to fourteen vice, M. Dean ; Rec.-Sec., and Treas., years. Children from all parts of M. Whitley ; Fin. -See., J. Long ; Ontario, whose parents cannot afford Marshall, 3. O'Neill ; Guard, F. to pay for medical attendance, aro Styles; Trustees, J. O'Neill, D. cared for free of all charge. 'When Matheson, M. l+inleon, 0. Limber parents desire to pay for treatment,' tun and A. Young. The branch is in for $2.50 per week they secure the a very satisfactory condition, having best medical attendance and have already a large membership and re - every want supplied. This Hospital cruits.coming in rapidly. ---Messrs. T. is a. Provincial -institution in •every O'Neill and J. Austin, mail clerks sense of the term, and 18 recognized en the C. P, R. and J. Zinger, of as the leading hospital for childrenTeeswater, spent Sunday on the lake in the world. Its accident ward is shore —Mr. 1% McDonald is doing a. • In regard to the breed of 'hogs that I wrote about last year, they are improving nicely, but they must still keep on the same lines, as more improvements is necessary before we can place as fine an article of bacon on the English market as the Danes are sending there now. GORRIE. Another consignment of books has been received at the Mechanics' Institute. This institution should reeeivo the hearty support of our citizens.—On Tuesday of last week, Mr.-Meienzie of Teeswater, who is working in Mr. H. Perkins' harness shop, had the misfortune to have an awl- run through his left hand.— ilirs. S. Greer and -Mrs. Jas. Perkins were calledytcj lit;at,ntford on lionday by tele,,kant auueuneing the serious dine , j ,trlteir sister Mrs. Welsh. Mrs. Welsh died • on Wednesday inorrting; --A.s before announced, the -dedieatory services- of the new Orange Hall. will take place on Priddy, December 14th, at 3 p. in, A grand concert will be held in the town hall in the evening, ,?as. Pax.,. Miss McWhinney, of Toronto, and Misses James and Roe, will take part in the groom. About. eighty guests of the Wa et CULROSS. On Wednesday evening of last week Mr. Geo. 13, Armstrong; son' of Mr. Robert Armstrong, of ,Pulress, was united hi marriage to Irlspeth, daughter of Mr. James Thomson, of Carrick. The ceremony took place at the residence of the bride's father, and the nuptial. knot was tied by Rev. Stephen Young, of Clifford. The bride was attended by Miss Lottie Armstrong, of Culross, while Mr. Thomson, brother of ' the bride, performed a similar service for now to Got a "Sutiiight" n?iotnro. 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Canada Bible T �'ESWAri Til) the fewtivitth Which o Society was held in the Presbyterian bride was the recipient of "t large Y number sof ire beautiful and useful pre -II oltttreh. The President, Jas, Snaffle, ' On Friday afternoon Inst as David seats. The happy couple left for a occnpled the Omit Interesting ad Friday , 1 P Rev. T. W r 11.itehie's son was ploughing on his short bridal tour be fore settling down dresses were given by P father's fang, one mile from this to the every -day tinges of life. May Omens, of Walton, and Rev, G. IS. place, he unearthed a perfeet skeleton, their journey through fife be full of Cobblediek, of Brussels, oil: the work apparently that of a than six feet or sunshine. being done by the Soeiety. The over, The general theory is that it The Directors of the Cuirass Mutant: , officers of last year were 1'it•elcotecl. is the skelton of an. Indian, The Fire Insurance Company inet as per : A union ehoir led ie the service of field in which it was found has been motion of adjournment, in the Town son attd aidedto the pleatsul'e of the in sod for about five years. Rall, 7.Yeoswa ter, oit November 17th, gathering. Heavy Dark Gray Costume Cloth, double fold Lovely Check Dry Goods in black, white and fano` Heavy Mantle Cloths, all shades All Wool Box Cloths All Wool Cashmere Gloves All Wool Rebbro Hose.... - Wool Shawls, all colors.. BARCARIS • 35. cheeks— .40 125 1.00 25 3a ` GO IN LADIES' JACKE wbicb you will have to see to fully appreciate. They are all new made and trimmed in the latest styles. ®`CTR MA.-2"TT]L S speak for themselves. Once seen you cannot resist buying one,- See ne;See our Famous Rock Island Band -made Long Boots. See our Men's and Boys' Heavy Freize I lsters and Ulsterettes. See oar lien's Rigby Waterproof Dress Overcoats. See our stock of Men's Buckskin Mits and (gloves. See our Range of Flannelettes from 5e. upwards. • See our Men's Winter Shirts and Drawers, from 25e. up, and ther dozens of other tines of Goods which you ought to see arid whiehwe' happy to show you.. If you want genuine money-saving,hard time bar conte and see our promises fulfilled. ON'T Lir Gosy YOU will find that it will do what no other soap can do, and will please you every. way. T. A. MILLS, Wingh NOTHER WASH -DA !MOUT USING is • It is Easy, Clean, And Economical to wash with this soap. H L DA A full stock of goods suitable for OD Christmas Presents EmuIsion .gwanimpoommi, takes away the pale, haggard look that comes with General Debility. It enriches the blood, stimulates the epretite, creates healthy flesh ter, gesshack strength and e,,i.;•, aereetaghs,Oeld;s,Sose1hroat, a3r•:.,i hi 1S, Wuaic t.un;!;s;, Conti motion - as, l trJas;t;n ' CJiseases of 3hlldrett, rr1frt /ur ,rrr rr:rgslilet, 3tt:Its F'hy ls*. hoar A huivne, Manias, All brupgi*ti. 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