The Wingham Times, 1895-04-12, Page 4TtiliN, WINO11AM. TIMES, APRIL 12, 1895.
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CI 11, A na residence, fa
ence, bonght by the Canadian in. umeturing establishments MJ.
the r. S. Jerome, Dentist. Wit)
a.- Ea WILLI ti 0. taxpityers for admit E410,000, 11le fel- town. ham, says: "Williams' Little Dandelio
lowing expenditures we .0
made dur-1 Mr. Wm. Clezg thought that the Pills aro the best in the inarket."
g- writing on the wall, the Government
n will be badly left as soon as the op-
portunity is given for the electors t
deposit their ballots."
A Kincardine Man in Trouble.
George Carrollton, aged 22, wh
claims to live in wa
• arrested at Detroit on Saturday en ,a
charge .of forgery. It is alleged the
a
Messrs. Livingston wore asking too saysir:•OileworeCi3svinaiitglinetniinialhoTglit'aruliTiil
Alterations mid repairs— .. ..$ 217 72 muelt. He d.d, Lot fliV01. giving Little Daydelion I ills.
Ortatud rent 49 34 them the $600. The offer made 1)V al4.0Frivrt.,litstty w„.Axilt,dvielnr(s)sr .,0E.3x.,e-1:)0.4111tey-
Y
— AND— Atteintance to ht
DR13'GGIST ii,„,.„ duty and tax .4 110 •
109 li8 ,
- ' Mr. McKenzie of a site free and the
..., ,;•.• town's offer of exemption, from town us d
aree thenmost satistinstory rill I have ever
12 17 taxes for fifteen years waS quite suf. r Thomas Taylor, Warden for th
se
011EIVIIST ing• the year :
Insurance on residence
lusumuce on furniture
Painting mud pointing..
•
Acta N. W. TELEGRAPH CO Parochial rates....
Clabs and travel.. ......
Gratuities to messengers and
cpp. Emnswick House..
vviughacia, - Out
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0 tall b inn -i.
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FttIDAY APRIL 12, 1895.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
MIL JEFFREY MCCARTHY, of Barri
ficient, Ho clid not believe in g . Count of Huron, says: "I would not u
; any other
MARILT REPORTS.
IVINOVADI.
0 April 11, 1895.
Corrected, by P. Deane, Produce Dealer.
Flour por 100 lbs 1 40 to 1 75
F1,11 Wheat
Spring Wheat
o Oats,
s Earley
Peas
0 05 to 0 00
a 05 to 0 60
. 0 32 to 0 3$
0 35 to 0 40
0 57 to 0 58
Butter, rolls . . .... 0 13 to 0 18
0 JO to 0 10,
wood per cord.... .... 1 `,;13 to 1 50
Hay per tor .. . .. .... 7 1)0 to 8 00
rututoe3, Iter bushel 0 30 to 0 35
Tallow, per lb (I 05 to 0 05
0 4i to 0 05
0 25 to 0 36
Ducks 0 30 to 0 50.
Turku) s 0 fl a to 0 09-
Geese 0 05 to 0 06
Dressed Hogs ...... . . .. ,5 25 to 5 50
Beef " 4 00 to 6 00'
CLINTON.
'3 28 ing wealthy men money to make'
ChasProctor4th line of Morris
trt •
: them more wealthy. says: ,•I would not be without Williams'
. , ,
toe
others 31 ll) Dr. Macdonald favored accepting. 3 Little Dandelion Pills."
Allowance to Sir Charles 9.'UP- : the offer of the Messrs, Livingston,1 Jas, Gaunt, Ez-Warden for County
of 13ruce, save:- "I have found them in -
per 2,000 00 and was surprised at the stand taken I deed a wonderful Pill." •
And so on until $18,856.69 of good by Mr. Clegg.
He was prepared to Hundreds of liseTestimon fain furnish,
Canadian money has been expended. give a subscription to assist in rais- • ed on applieation.
on this precious office, this country ' ing
the neces.sary amount. The ''' ' ,. . .... . ... ..... ,, ,...:,.........
the well -pard officials. Still, we are kings" of Canada., and it would be. - 'Mr. John Garrett, sr„ is very low.
told, that when it comes to watching a great mistake if the people of There are but slight hopes of his re-
. the trade interests of the D )101111011, Wingham clid not accept their offer. covery.—The second son of Mr. Jas.
even payino• the ordinary of messss, Livingston weiv the " flax LONDESBORO.
t Eggs por dozen
he forged the name of Maloney &
1Witilaw to a check for $1,90, which
he cashed at the Cuminercial National
• Bank. The limn of Maloney &
I Wither is no longer in existence,
having been succeeded by Schultz &
Wieber, who sell foundry supplies at
170 West Lamed street. When ar
rested Carrollton bad over 850 which
had been sent him from home: Oar-
rollton's half brother claims that th
former was employed by Schultz
'Wieber to keep the books and run
errands, with the understanding tha
he would make it right with him
this country lacks the necessary It would be ti great deal easier on 011 • • ell • ' • '
e,
McCarthyite, has been nominate
to cpp04e Dr. Montague in Hold
mand. D'Alton McCarthy, E. Doug
las Armour, and other prominen
MeCarthyites, are assisting him i
the campaign. It is said that Hon
.Mr. Siftou, a member of the Manitob
Cabinet and Hon. Jos. Martin, M. I
for Winnipeg, will address a flambe
of meetings. It looks as if the con
test will be a warm one.
Br an order -in -council lately pass
ed the Dominion Act of Parliamen
providing for the new ballot is to b
brought into force immediately. Th
new ballot will leave little oppor
Utility, if any, for errors such as fro
qucntly spoil votes. It will be black
except the blank space opposite the
anime of each candidate, on which
the rotes i° to place his deeisiv
vroAs.1 f mkttakos occur under 1141plan they will be either from wilfn
-19.01•,:•anee 04' gross MIMIC'S:411088. 'Ph
'new ballot will he tried in the live
THE FLAX MILL
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the townspectple than if a joint stock _are sorry to learn of the illness, of:
company were formed and he be- • • • ' •
lieved the results would be far more
in their interests.
Mr. Robt. Mclndoo also favored
WILL BE ERECTED TRE COMING accepting the Messrs. Livingston'sslowly recovering from her illness.—!
The Good Templars' lodge is stilli
SU___UMEn.
progressing, having new members
offer, and was prepared to do his
share towards raising the money. join every night, --On April 23rd,
Listowel and .A.twood reported at in favor of accepting the Livingston medal contesti tile T
given 0 emper-1
the public meeting held in the offer. He believed it would be twee Hall. A. good programme will ,
SCCOOCL . o. t
Snell. We hope to soon herr of he
recovery.—Mrs. Wm, Longman
Dried Apples, per lb
Chickens
Fufl t ropoosattasstoes,
1)1)::1`4 Wheat
Wheat,
, . 0 40 to 0 45
0 55 to 0 65
() 80 to 0 63
0 34 to 0 34
0 55 to 0 57
per bushel.. .. 000 18 ttt000 0(0 141
. lO
7 00 to 7 50
8 00 to 4 00
WittitETkR:
irtl, ft,: 17 to 0 2Q
.11Yoel
Wroxeter, April 11, Mg:
Several weeks ago he asked them for Eggs eer down
r :
is money, and on being refused he took 11-y.
the above method to collect the 04 1 ' a
or( woo
money, It is also claimed that Car
rollton was anthorized to sign the
firm's name.
The deputations who had been to Mr. A. H. Musgrove was strongly there will be another Demorest
Council chamber on Friday evening g ” tl: in 1 •
- last. There was a very good at,tee- ' - ' r gl'am be given, beside that given by those '
to have a flax mill established in the
t dance and the Mayor occupied the - in the contest.—Miss Laura Hand-,
town. The gentlemen who had of- chair. Messrs. D. M. Gordon and J. cock spent Sunday with Addie Crisp.;
fered to come here and establish the
e ,i, Denman, who visited Atwood, re- industry were men of wealth and -:--Mr. Thos. Adams returned home!
from Manitoba on Thursday night ;
- ported that the flax mill was the would bring outside capital to town 1 last.
- main industry of the village, employ- and the townspeople generallywould
ing upwards of twenty hands nearly be beiiefitted. He was prepared to
the year round, besides a great num- assist in raising the money by sub-
GORRIE.
her of boys and girls for two or thekeription.
One of the most disastrous floods
months during the summer season. Mr. S. Gracey said that' now the that has taken place in Gorrie on the
'i'lle business had been profitable efforts to scour • 11 - 11 were
1 alike to the faemers and shareholders, about to be crowned with success River Maitland for many years oc-
curred on Monday afternoon last.
e The business men of Atwood were
we should not throw cold water on For the last 21 hours every pre-
- greatly impressed with the benefits th II • -
nelections. a.nd that will test its utility
for the general elections.
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A Costly Office and Its Confessed
Failure.
• The London correspondent of th
Montreal Tirade Bulletin Says:
"Something like it fueling of abso
P• P (- 0 caution was used by •the citizens to!
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desirable /roma fax mill. The de- give his fair proportion to secure the prevent the coming disaster, but in1
putation secured a great deal of in- $500'necessary. He would also as- vain. At 5 o'clock, when the flood
formation in regard. to operating a sist in raising the money.
A motion was passed acceptin,g1came, it washed away Win. Dane's
• dam and totally wrecked ;t ; Ham -
flax null business, &e., which the
obliging secretary of the Atwood
Compauy, Mr. Win. Lochhead, kind-
- • ly furnished them, but as matters
lute despair must be reigning in
many a bosom this week after the
toils:and troubles of the past sere'
days in the butter market. The
'Canadian itoverninent have chosen.
a, peculiarly infelicitous time for con
ducting thvir experiment, and it ba.
'Comes t )111.10 Clear 'that their butter -
Messrs. Livingston's offer and ap- mond Bros.' steam saw mill,. includ-1
pointing a committee to canvas the
, • ing their office, was carried away,
townto raisethe$f00. b P• and lumber andslogs.were also swept I
had taken a shape that a local com- tion list was at once opened and a in large quantities down the river. i
pant- would not be necessary, they number put down their names for The new bridge, which was built last
i. did not deem it advisable to give it
to the meeting. amounts ranging from $25 to $10, summer, withstood the flood. The 1
before the close of. the meeting, total losses are estimated to be fully;
The same gentlemen gave an ac- Several townsmen stated that while
baying a rra iig•einent was- concluded
not only withiatt tinyregard to the
priees.ruling here, brit without con -
pitting their advisers on this side
The leek of an official charged with
ianistantly watelling• Canada's trade
chances painfully apparent.'
`Pili$ is at. Nevem vraip,mine t of the
ieleetion dodge vesortitd to by the
mien in piney at Ottawa, but hardly
More severe than its aundenination by
:representative bodies of farmers who
:have met and eOnSidert4 it within
$he last few Weeks.
The EngliSli correspondent asserts
' that Canada lacks an official in Grea t
Britai.1, who aholl constant1;;- watch
-Canada's trade interests, and that
Li is "; •alufal ly. a ppn.ren t." If this
js the coke what shall we say Of the
71sefialtiesa of the Canad1:111 nigh
clOin rai.sioner's office? In that
s,•sta Iilihncnt there a re many
suffigials, from Lord Moll Com-
Wils-i•mer Dipper down, and if they
+Cannot or will not look after our
*trade interests, what do they look
aifter, except the drawing of their
iemoluments ?
The colnpltiliit that air trade in-
terests fse neglected at critical times, I
or because of injudicious meddling,. •
once more emphasizes how little
Canadian taxpayers get for the '
Money their Government spends on'
Sir Charles Tupper and his retinue.
From the last issued report of the '
Auditor -General of -the Dominion the
cost of the High Comsioner's establish-
ment for the financial year is 'riven
as
follows:
IR» Charles trapper, High Con $10,000 00
missionee
a. B. Calmer 2,800 00
A. W. lieynolds ... 1,600 00 ,
(3, P. lust ......... 1 300' 001
O. F. Taylor 984 00
E. P. Luke 700 00
T. Al:in 450 00
J. It van, 12 1-3 weeks.. 75 03
i. Chuichhouse, messenger.. .. 417 58
W. G. rinchan, messenger.; 310 00
Newspapers and periodicals 412 08
Parliamentary papers.... 89 74
Housekeeping, D. ‘,Vhitney 70 81
Income tax of staff 119 92
Sir Charles Tupper's subscrip-
tion to Colonial Institute 9 73
l'istiscribing shorthand notes23 16
Traveling expenses—
t haves 7 30
A. . Eel/wide.. ...... 21 50
E. (Ilinrchhouse 30 50
Victnris Chambers, rent and
heating 2,172 17
'Winding and regulatitigclocks7 30
On Sir Charles Tupper's official
$5,000. Apart from the actual des-
count of their visit to Listowel, where they approved of the action taken, traction it will be a heavy loss to the
they had an interview with Mr. John that they had entered into obliga- town,
Livingston, of the firm of J. &. tio • tl as it will be some time before
subscribe at
13right, the book-keeper and manager the present time.
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of the Messrs, Livingston's fax mill Converted to Liberalism. •
;in Listowel, The outcome of these Messrs Robt Aland S G .•
, • - Hon. Geo. W. White, of Centreville
interviews was that telephone Cam- Dr. Macdonald, John Hanna and
inunication was had with Mr. Jas. other citizens have been canvassing Carleton county, N. B., who recently
addressed the Liberal convention in
Livingrton, of Baden, the other mein- the town since and have nearly com-
ber of the tirm, and he volunteered pleted the subscription list. Messrs. •Carleton county, writes to the Wood-
stock Press (Conservative) his reasons
ito meet a depcitation from Winghatn J. and J. Livingston have been corn-
for abandoning the Conservatives. 1
• at Listowel the following (Thus- municatod with and informed that He
gives his reasons in a manly,
day) afternoon, to hear what pro- the townspeople would give them the
position they bad to o'er fur the $500 in addition to the land and ex-. straightforward way, and they are 1
; worthy of wider circulation thantl
erection of a flax mill in Wingbain. emption from taxes mentioned. They those of a local Censervative er.
The Masons have deeided to buil
a temple in Winnipeg that will cos
$16,000. The site has been selected
and work will be commenced shortly
Lino Stock Markets.
Montreal, Que., April 8 —There
were about 800 head of butchers
cattle, 300 calves 150 sheep and 75
spring lambs offered for sale at the
East End Abattoh• to -day. The
butchers were out in full force and
were rather surprised at the
figures to which cattle have advanced
h
during the past week. Some of the
butchers assert that good beeves
sold at from 86 to $8 per head- high
er tc-day than similar animals
would have brought last Monday
Export cattle for eastern market sold
to -day at from Se to 51,1e per pound
common to good cattle sold • at from
13ic, to •lic do. and rongh, half -fatted
stuck at from 3c to 3itc do.; large
fat bulls sold at from 4c to 5e per
pound, and the rough, hard -looking
bulls at about 8. Good calves were
in demand, and a, lot of eight head
were sold at 5e per pound live
weight. or • from 812 to $18 each.
Common calves are still very cheap
and:soli tit from 82 to $4 each. Mix-
ed lots ef sheep sell at about 4? -,e per
pound, and a lot of' twenty choice
yearling lambs were bought by
Messrs. Brown Bros., at W)c per
Fall Wheat 0 60 to 0 66
Spring Wheat 0 59 to 0 69
1 Barley.... 0 45 to 0 45
t Oats 0 33 to 0 33
Peas 0 57 to 0 57
Potatoes, per bushel, ... 0 40 to 0 45
• I Butter 0 13 to 0 13
Eggs, per dozen 0 12 to 0 12:
Hay 8 00 to Er 001
Wood, short 1 50 to 1 50
Wool 0 16 to 0 15
I Dressed Hogs 5 00 to 5, 05
Beef 4 50 to. 5 50
IT PAYS TO
tlnve of noticed by the pr s how many' of the,
' THE CAVDA" &NESS COLLEGE'
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CHA HAM, ONT.,
hare been placed stood poAtinns during the past
year, notwithstanding the depression In trade?
Anot or has been added to the ast:
Mr .1. C. McMahon, of Ayton, win) took a partial
course in both departments. has secured position
with the Dayton Paper Novelty Co., of Chicago,
April and May are two of the best months in the
year in which to make a Start.
Write for Catalogue if interested. Address,
D. MoLACIII.Or,
Chatham, Ont.
pound. Spring liunbs sell a from
$4.50 to $5 each. A lot of ten
spring lambs and a calf were sold
for $20 for the lot. Some of -these
sobs were very small, and estima-
ted at less than $1,50 each. The
tilling Of such young creatures is
vasteful, if not sinful. Fat hogs,
engine to sell at 5c to 51c per !
pound, Two ponderously fat beeves,
aid to have cost $215 each, are to be
•affied on this market. to -morrow for -
he benefit of those who appreciate
uch a plan of doing business. • •
East Buffalo, N. Y., April 8—
attle—Receipts, 40 cars; market
teener for good -to choice lots of
otlt kinds and all were sold; good
a choice stockers, $3.40 to 83.75;
hoice feeders, $3.65 to $3,85; year-
ings, $2.75 to $8.25. Hogs --Re-
eipts, about 85 cars; market fairly
ctive, but prices a shade easier than
lose of last week; Yorkers, good to
corn fed, $5.25 to $5.30; good medi-
$5,40 to $5.45; good to choice
eavy, $5.50 to $5,60; rough, com-
on to- choice, $4.50 to $5; pigs, fair
o choke; $5.20 to$5.25; Stags, $8.50.
beep and lambs.:7Recelpts, about
5 carS; market opened slow, with
uyors very bearish and eastern re-
orts decidedly unfavorable; sheep,
hoice to best export wetbers, $5 to
5.85; export ewes, $4.50 to $5; fair
to good mixed, $4.25 to $4.75; culls,
common to fair, $2.25 to $2.75;
lambs, fancy wethers, 85.60 to $5.75;
good to ehoice, $5.70 to $5.85; fair to
ood, $4.50 to $5; culls and common,
to 4 4.
As agreed upon, he met a deputa-
, tion composed of Mayor Brocken- saying that they are getting the
have written l‘fr• Gen' M°Kenzle Mr. 1Vhite, whose position and :pro-
, shire and Messes. Geo. McKenzie, necessary seed ready and that a nieneentseehliesnudtsieruannctueesrlivozde.s import- Is
D. M. Gordon, R. C. Sparling and rcpso.;.,entattye will be in Wingham
R. Elliott, and. discussed the matter in a short b11110 tO make all arrange- ifnoleixolpreeedtatitohne ti(mOvoititsleelywattvievree) ts
pro and con. The result of the in- mentS, The advertisement of the Par'ttIY
r P
thltt 317, 1163.eazie firm in reference to the giving ont, ot' serious and ineanttawllbetmtnhee3ys tsiamidt
Jin reference to the
1111tide A•ream..T. & .T. Livingston an the seed appears in another - column
' ()Ter of four acres of land free in of the TIES. Full information as.
I were to be erected, the factories that' s
' consideration of their building a flax to where the .seed may be secured would be established, the economy b
1mill thereon and operating the same. and the terms will be given at Mr. that would be practiced, the trade t
; The Mayor, on behalf of the town, Geo. McKenzie's pork packing!relations that would be extended be- e
' offered exemption of town. taxes on house. The fax crop has been aistIvaeteens; this country and the United '1
the same foe a term of fifteen years. profitable one to the farmers in thei that there would be no in- c
crease in customs duty, only readjust. a
' Mr. Livingston said he appreciated - Atwood and Listowel districts, the i
the spirit of liberality of Mr. Me- yield being all the way from one
-- - ment of the same,and that the country c
'Kenzie which prompted him to make and a -half tons to four tons to the would be run with $22,000,000, while
the generous offer of fltr" awes of acre, according to the fertility of the they now take $37,000,000; and last, ii
land as a site for a fax mill, bac be- soil and tillage. The seed, as WO
but not least, while the Government h
tore he would give a definite answer understand it, is given out - --to- had a majority suffficient for their m
he would consult his brother, and farmers at 81.50 per bushel, to be paid support to keep them in office, they t
would wire their decision the follow- for when the fax is delivered at the exaeted the pound of flesh by their 5
ing day. , fax inill. It takes one and one- effort" to take Carleton county. In so 1
Mr. McKenzie said that on Friday quarter bushels of seed per acre for doing they got their answer in 1892 b
afternoon he had wired Mr. Jas. seeding purposes, and the firm will at the polls, audit will be repeated in p
the matter, and t nit Air. Livingston'S f • • I .'
1
1895. The policy was notin keeping c
reply was to the effect that if the
town, in addition to the other in-
ducements offered, would erect them
a barn 50x100 feet, that they would
build a mill and establish a fax
polkas, and aecol in,„ to the hand
Livingston to 13aden, in reference to give out only pure Dutch seed, tree
with their ous weeds,professions, and instead of $
leavino• the Government by their
MORRIS. unfultilledspromises to carry out their
Mi'. anct Mrs. D. W. Campbell, of pledges to administer the affairs of
the 2nd line, have the sympathy of the Dominion on economical lines, they
their friends and neighbors in the left me and many others of their sup- g
e e- ass o t ti ant son,
businessin Wingham.H had• fli•ifwhodied ot
plied asking if they would accept Sunday last, from membraneous
$400 in money in lieu of the barn, croup, after a few days illness. The
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T. E COMM
UNDERTAKER
WIN GHAM, ONT.
HER WL li,L1111
with snap shot bargains to
Milt the times:
WATCHES .4
, Elgin, Waltham, Rockford,
Columbus. warranted for
four years.
MI 0 :R. , 6 7 5
WALNUT CLOCKS,.
From 0.50 up.
We have the largest and
most complete stock of
c...._SILVERWARE,„0-
suitable for wedding and
birthday presents, in the
county.
EYESIGHT TESTED FREE..
sgrwatokes, CI k
Jewelry repaired at lowest
rates, and fully guaranteed, .
by
MUNSHAW,
The Optician.-
, r Winghatn, Nov. 15th, 1894.
and Mr. Livingston's reply was that funeral took place on Monday, and MN EY'S ELERY- ERVE COMPOUND
WITH BEEF. 1RON AND WINE.
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them to say whether we should ac-lof young men on foot, and these at The Best Blood Purifier, Tonic and Oeneral Health Restorer ever offered to mankind. We do not fear com-
cept Mr. Livingston's offer or not, ; tending the funeral went in the ' parison 1 You will get more genuine permanent benefit out of ONE 1302"I'Llii of
For his own, part, Ile thonght it was! same way.—The water has been!
the best thing the town could do, as ' very high the past few days, and it 1. i,..___MANLEY'S CELERY -NERVE COMPOUND
the Messrs. Livingston were men of has been impossible to get to 'Wine'.! than out of a whole dozen of any other "Compound" on the market. It contains no injurious drugs, and is based
they would take $500. The matter), on account of the bad state of the
Mr. McKenzie continued, is in the; roads, the remains were conveyed to
bands of the meeting, and it was for the Wingham cemetery by a couple
means and would be a splendid ae. ham, except by going, around by the. on GtycEitmt instead of Ateonotz. Try It itt ou will then know the truth. ONE. DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
quisition to the town. They would railway and walking' mmthe track.—; BE SURE AND GET "Da
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ive employment to a .large class Syrup making bas been commenced
that art; net able to scent% employ. oN• some of the residents. Tints far I
Meta in the furniture, anti other the sap has not run very freely.
AT WILLIAMS' DRUG STORE WINGHAM' ONTAR.i0
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