The Wingham Times, 1895-07-26, Page 6.
! the collections will apply on the inn -
t C AVtill 11 g 1 atiw prevenient of the ehurell. --- At 8
o'clock Wednesday evening the spirit
of Elizabeth 3larshall, beloved wife
of George Brydon, was beckoned.
' away, Last Sabbath .morning de-
ceased, had a stroke of paralysis
BELORAVE. affecting her right side and resulting
' ACCIDI:XT,—Thursdal,yof last tveelc in her death. Airs. Brydon was born.
Basil .;finites met with a serious and 111 Stratbnaver, Sutherlandshire,
what 111i+rlit have been a fatal Scotland, in April, 1819, and was
J±'BIDA,M JITLY 26, 1805,
7
WINGRANM T1MES,, tTLTLY 4*6, IS%,
1er now
ti
i matrimony t0 1.
,tct.iclellc ilz the 'broomhandle depart -
united n ma
ment of the mill. Ile had thrown bereft
• Brydou partner about 45 years ago,
the bets fpally the p ell y which drives ill. ryd ou was shE p .
herd to the
the butting saw,which contimied Duke of Portland, for 30 years; came
f to Canada. 9 years ago and the old
stepping
runllin;, for some time, and was eo le havresidedwiththeir son -
attend.
across the loose belt to
pl �' t in-law, Walter Innes, since, They
other r duties when she I
alttend to some 1 e
belt suddenly tightened and was have three children living, viz : Mrs.
drawn lute the butting machine, Innes ; Airs. W. Lawson, whose
draLtj:ing'Mr. Coultes, who became 1 husband is game keeper per to Sir Robt.
tangled in it. Had the belt not
broken, as it very fortunately dict, he
would have been cat to pieces by the
saw. :1,s it is he has a badly cut
arm and is seriously bruised., but will
soon be all right again. Jos. 'Nixon
bad the points of a couple of his
fingers taken off in the mill a few
days ago.
Just what's ."seeded
Exclaims thousands thousands of people who have
taxon Hood's Sarsaparilla at this season
of. the year, and who have noted the
success of the nedioiue In giving then:
relief from that tired feeling, waning
appetite and state of extreme exhaustion
after the close eoutluement of a long
winter season, the busy time attendant
upon a large and pressing business dur-
ing the spring months and with vacation
time yet sorno weeks distant. It is then
that the building -tip powers of Hood's
Sarsaparilla are fully appreciated. It
seems perfently adapted to overcome
that prostration caused by change of
season, climate or life. and while it tones
arid sustains the system, it purifies and
vitalizes the blood.
BAST WAWANOSH.
A special meeting of the East Wa-
wariosh council, called by the reeve,
was held Monday afternoon; members
all present. The principal business
laid before the board was to take
into consideration an award made
lately ou requisition of Janes Hick-
ingbottom N. lot 28, con, 3, by
Messrs. Alfred. B. Carr, John Mc-
Dowell, and George Fothergill, fence -
viewers, on road allowance S.} lot 28,
eon. 4.
After iooiiug into and deliberating
over this ulattcr, it was gloved by
Mr. Robertson, seconded icy Mr.
Brown, that the reeve be authorized
to take action and enter an appeal at
once against this award, and that
the clerk notify all parties interested
to that effect.—Carried.
Moved by Mr. Sutherland, second-
ed by Mr. Scott, that the reeve and
any other member of the council tie
may Choose to take with him, get
legal advice in this matter on behalf
of the township.—Carried.
Moved by lir. Brown, seconded by
Mr. Robertson, that the council now
adjourn till Thursday, 15th August
next.— Carried.
P. PO2.TZRFI1LD, .Clerk.
Sinclair, Caithness, Scotland; Wm.
Brydon, of Manitoba ; and Miss.
Brydon. The subject of this notice
was a person of rare intelligence, a
true wife, affectionate mother and
devoted Christian. Iler aged partner,
who is 77 years of age, is deeply
sympathized with. The funeral took i'eligion—Revs. Messrs. R. Henderson, i At the Western Fair, a new
place from Mr. Innes', lot 24, con. 5,1 Hamilton and Anderson, with their method of distributing the prize
later- elders. Temperance—Revs. Me"s'a. money will be adopted in sections 1
celne-
Vvesbytexy or Duron.
The Presbytery .net in Ooclerieh
on the :.tit inst. Dr. McDonald was.
appointed, moderator for the ensuing
six months, Revs. Messrs. I+'.atelier,
J. S. Henderson and Iltunilton; and
lratheringham and Baxter, elders,
gave a report of their attendance at
the Assembly in London. Messrs.
Corriere,.Andersonand b'atheringham
ware appointed ointed to nominate tht3 standing committees for the year, A
Rev.
of sympathy with.
Mr, Stewart and his family - was ire-
f:cletJ, respecting the bereavement
t t"y had lately sustained The re-
slg'uation of Mr, McKay-, of his pas-
toral charge of Le btu'n and Union
church, Goderieh township, was ne-
copted. The pulpits are to be de-
clared vacant on Sabbath, August
4th, by Mr. R. Henderson, and Me.
Anderson to be moderator of session.
rJ.11e following are the standing Coln-
mittees for the year : Home missions
—Revs. Messrs. Martin, Musgrave
and J. S. Henderson, with their
representatives elders, State of
DAIRY PRODUCTS AT I IJ1
EXIIIBIT'IONS.
I;li J, W. \! IISIATOla, ' SECItnTAR
D, A. W, 0,
During September the fall Fairs
take place, At all these fairs special
indueements are given to exhibitors:
of dairy products, The two leading
exhibitions patronized by the Wes-
tern Ontario dairymen aro the In-
dustrial, Toronto, and the Western
Fair, London. The Western Dairy-
men's Association and the Ontario
Creameries Association have made
special grants towards prizes in the
cheese and butter departments of
both Toronto and. London, thereby
offering special inducements in the
way of large prizes to exhibitors in
these two classes,'
The distribution of the prize
money for dairy products at the In-
dustrial Fair will be conducted in
the same manner as last year, with
the exception. that the prizes for
white cheese will be as large as those
for colored.
Rheumatism Cured in a day.—South
American Rheum ado Cure of Rheumatism
andNeeralgia radically cures in 1 to II days..
Its aoticn on the system is remarkable and
mysterious. It removes at onto the cause
of the disease immediately disappears, The
first naso greatly benefits, 75 cents,
Warranteed at Chis lom'sdrn'„ store,
on Friday afternoon at 3.00.
ment was made at Brussels
tery.
Idands and Ankles new.
For years I have been a great suffer
from itchy skin trouble and salt rheum.
My hands and ankles were 114+14l1y raw.
The first application of Dr. Chase's
Ointment allayed the burning, it':hint;
sensation. One box and a hull entirely
cured me. It is almost instaa r relief for
chilblains. Henry A. Parmeuter, St.
Catharines, Ont. •
•
Parsimony m Tears,
The details of the State funeral
bill of the late Sir John Thompson,
which were laid on the table of the
House a short time ago, included ii
bill for $1,925 furnished by W. F.
Davidson & Sons, of Montreal, and
charged to tiro Dominion Govern-
ment. Here are the items:.
2,000 roses at 30c each... .....il 600 0
4,000 carnations at 100 each' 400 0
3,000 ferns at 20 each 75 0
500 Lily Harissi ab 3'4o each.:177 5
3,000 Boman hyacinths at 50 each 150 0
1,000 yards smilax at 250 250 0
125 paper white narcissus
Wire designs
0
0
0
0
0
0
11 50'
50 00
Boxes for designs.. ..... :' i- 0
Beams for carrying designs 06 0
Time and .eapenso........... 100 0
Expressage ........ ......... 50.0
0
0
a
0
Total . • .................. X1,026 oa
The Halifax Recorder now is calls
an fncident•from the long -drawn -oat
narrative of the State funeral, the
reading of which might cause a
Blackfoot Indian to blush for the
shame of our Government. It is a
quotation from the columns of the
Halifax organ of the Government,
describing the floral offerings on the
solenin occasion, and is in these
words:
" The chief tribute of them all is
on the offside. It is from the Domin-
ion Cabinet. The tribute is eight
•feet long by six inches wide. It rests
obliquely on an inclined stand." The
inscription runs:
'Short Jcarneys on a Long Road A tribute of affection from his
Is the characteristic title of a profusely voted. colleagues.
.illustrated book containing over one Mackenzie Bowel],
hundred pages of chnrnringly written John Curran,
descriptions of summer resorts in the Frank Smith,.
country north and west of Chicago. The C. H. Tupper,
reading 'natter is new. the illustrations pp ,
are new. and: the information tlieroin J. A. Ouinlet,
wilt be new to almost everyou0.
A copy of "Short Journeys on a Long
Road" will be sent, free to anyone who
will enclose ten cents (to pay postage) to
Geo. H. HPAPFOUD, General Passenger
Agent Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway, Chicago, I11,
MORRIS.
Mre;. Campbell, of Detroit, is visit-
ing relatives on the lst and 2nd
cons.—Wm. Woodrow has gone to
spend the summer with his brother
in Algoma.—On Saturday, 5th inst,
John Gray, half brother to Jas.
Duncan, 4th line, died at his homely'.
Lindsay, aged 50 years. He had
been ill for several years, Bright's
diseabe being the trouble. The
funeral took place on Sunday, Mr.
Duncan attending it. Deceased left
and three children to meet
a't,Iwifen
his demise. He was a faithful mem-
'beberofPresbyterian Rano.. N
ttheC Ir.
Gray visited in this locality for a
time about 3 years ago, seeking
health. --The re-openingservices held
in Sunshine Methodist church last
Sabbath were very enjoyable, large
congregations being present bath
Morning and evening. Rev. Mr.1
Pair, of Londesboro", preached two
excellent discourses which were
highly appreciated by the audiences. i
Monday evening the garden party at
."hos. Wilkinson's was greatly inter -
feted with owing to the heavy
larbowers of rain, but even in the face
this $17 were gealized, *Melt with
McLean,' Stuart and Muir, with their
elders. Sabbath schools -- Revs.
Messrs. J. S. Henderson, Aitcheson•
and Graham, with their elders.
Sabbath observance ---Revs. Messrs.
Carriere, Fletcher and J. A. Mc-
Donald, with their elders. Finauea
—Revs. Messrs. Fletcher, Shaw and
Musgrave, with. their elders. Syste-
matic beneficence—Revs, Dr. Alt:-
Donald,
ilt:Donald, J. S. Ilenderson and Stewart,
with their elders. Superintendents
of students—Reps. Messrs. 'Stewart,
Dr. McDonald and Fletcher, with
their elders. Christian Ende:fvat'---
Revs. Messrs. Shaw, .Anderson and
Muir, with their elders. The first
named to'be convenor of 03011 calif• makers will give it a fair trial' this
luittee. Dr. McDonald and Mr, near, rIt has several advantages
McLean were. appointed to represent over the old method. Every exhibi-
the Presbytery at the designation of tor's cheese or butter that scores
dd-
A. P. Caron,
John Costigan,
G. E. Pioster,
J. H. Haggart,
J. C. Patterson,
T. M. Daly, J. E. Angers,
W. B. Ives.
This Dominion Government trib-
ute is a most beautiful creation of
roses, carnations, Easter lilies, calla
lilies, smilax, Roman hyacinths and
maiden hair fern. The inscription
is in the center.
There are no epithets in the lan-
guage to fittingly describe the little-
ness and meanness of Cabinet Minis-
ters who would thus parade their af-
fection for a death and honored leader
—and. charge the cost of it to the
country. We are all humiliated by
such a contemptible exhibition of
parsimpny in tears.
AGENTS WANTED—Whoto(earn
desire
to from
815 to $25 weekly. t u:in bii clone selling
our hardy, guaranteed, Canadiar grown
Nursery Stock. Salary or oomm.sei on
Said weekly. Exclusive territory.. Ian
-
oto outfit free. Write us :it once for
terms.
E. 0, GRAHAM, Nurseryman,
Toronto, Ont,
and 2 of the cheese and butter classes.
Instead of dividing the looney into a
number of stipulated prizes, sneh as.
first, second and third, the total
money to be distributed in the
section will be divided as- follows :—
" The number of points scored by
each exhibitor of cheese over 94
points and of butter over 98 points
shall be added together and divided
into the amount offered for prizes,
and this product multiplied by the
excess number of points itt each case
will give the amount of eaeh prize.
This is a new venture in awarding
prizes for dairy produets and it is
hoped that our cheese and butter.
Dr. Thompson, of ILirkton, to the
Foreign Mission Field. eolntnittee
was appointed to prepare a suitable
deliverance in reference to Mr. Me -
Kay's resignation. The next meet-
ing of Presbytery is to be held iu
Clinton on the 10th of September.
The following are the contributions
of the Presbytery of Huron for the
year 1895 :—To Home missions,` in=
eluding French Evangelization and
supplemental aid, $2,745 ; Foreign
missions, $2,934 ; total for all pur-
poses,
gain in member-
ship34 557. get a
p ,� f '�.
ship during the year, about 200.
The Presbytery includes all the
Presbyterian congregations in the
county of Huron, as far north as
Smith's Hill, Auburn and Blyth.
Eid•iey 10° s.
In Jan., 1892, my son was taken t% ith
Kidney disease. Though :attended by
three physicians, and change of climate
be grew worse and by '03 had fallen from
195lbs to 95 lbs. In 10 days from start-
ing to use Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver
Pills we were able to move him home.
In 4 months he gained 50 lbs. and was
fully restored to health by the use of
this medicine. Jno. S. Hastings, 3:3 St.
Paul St., Montreal.
more than the required number of
points will get a share of the prize
money and, the differences between
the amounts of the prizes will not be
out of keeping with the differences
in the qualities of the various ex-
hibits as frequently happens by the
old method. The distribution will
be fairer than if aibitrary amounts
were fixed for the different prizes and
more exhibitors are likely to receive
prizes.
All goods plaeed upon exhibition
should reflect the skill and Intelli-
gence of the exhibitor. Every cheese -
maker who exhibits •should send
such goods as are the direct outcome
of his skill and of his knowledgeof
the principles of cheese -making: To
do this successfully some definite
plan should be followed. Get the
patrons to take particular care of the
milk for a few days while the exhi-
bition cheese are being made. Then
put your skill •and knowledge to
work in making that m lk up as far
as you know how into the very best
shipping cheese.
When the manufacturing process
is completed give particular attention
to having the cheese .pressed sym-
metrical in shape, without bandages
pulled down or. edges broken. In
other words, do not give the judge
an opportunity to deduct three or
four points from your total score be-
cause your cheese present an untidy
or unfinished appearance. A cheese
weighing about - 75 pounds and
about 11 inches high always presents
the best appearance on exhibition.
Have the boxes for exhibition cheese
to fit snugly, but not too tightly. If
they are too tight the surface of the
cheese is liable to be disfigured in
getting them out of the boxes on the
' Fair grounds.
(Some of the suggestions to cheese
makers will apply to bntter makers
as well. As a rule, exhibits of but-
ter from the regular creameries are
Usually well finished. Net so with
the exhibits made by the home but-
ter makers. The . general appear-
ance of a large share of the private
dairy butter at our exhibitions could
be greatly improved upon,
Discard the cotton cloth and old
white rag, They may bo ever so
White and clean yet they will
Lumpy Jaw.
An authority on such matters de-
scribes this disease as of a parasitic
nature, and its effect is, in the later
stages, to render the animal unfit for
food. Cattle affected with the
disease are condemned by proper
inspectors at all stock yards, and
they should not be 'purchased by
local butchers. Chapter 216 of the
Ontario statute provided that atm
a contagious disease is believed to
exist amongst stock a statement can
be made to any justice of the peace,
and lie will have authority to employ
a veterinary to examine the animal,
which must be destroyed if the
disease be found, as alleged. Persons
having cattle effected with anything
like disease should certainly have
them destroyed and not seek to have
them sold for human food,
•
Keep Men Poor. For Worms or all rile a.
The clerk .night be ''boss" if lie Stns, —I Rayl need Dr.Low's Worm
had the head for it. The brains are Syrup for warms with excellent results. I
there, but they don't seem to work. can recommend it to all others who are
with worms.
troubled 1t1 0
The ;trouble usually begins in theE1iMA II/XON, Glen Oak,
stomach. Indigestion keeps menaa
poor because they don't know they ft certain doctor in this town i;
have it, but imagine something else. n s s mean
Ripans Tables insure sound digestion said to have played an awfully
and a clear head. They regulato : trick on one of his lady patients re -
the entire system. Ask the druggist cently whom he was called in to see.
lie asked her, to hold out her tongue,
fol' a .sox, t and then proceeded to write ant a
"If there was only t . .
A High Vatitation . prescription. When be had. finished
'r one battle of �ilig-� he said, 'that will do.' The lady
yard's Yellow Oil in Maniteba1 would give said in a Irprise, 'But doctor, you
' '
d dollars for it,"writes Piller
, ,
one hnndre b
9
l'tongue.' No
It Brant, of Monteith, Manitoba, atter didn't even look atYlly g
hauling mice. it fora, noon wound and for he answered, 'I only wanted you to
frozen fingers, with, as he hays, ft astonish. keep quiet while I wrote the pre-
ing good results." scription.'-•—St. Marys Journal.
Caveats and Tradc•Mark8 obtained, and all patent
business conducted for HOEENIIi'fb, FEES. My
office is in the immediate vicinity of the Patent Offtee
and nay faciaties for securing patents are unsurpassed
Send model, sketch or photograph of Invention, with
description and statement as to advantages claimed.
.08'2Y -to eitrarg;14,•: made for an o_Pinfo» as to
Vtitc:itarbl,'it)), and mV fee for prosecuting the
application wit/ :roil ha called for mai/ tho
2:a tont -sa11021'ed. "INv:o.r to Gown," con. - - ___ _.__•__.
raining full information sent free. All 0000 :Un1•
rations Considered as $irlctly Sonfldontlel. D MAODONALD,
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Advertisements of Lost, Found, Strayed, Situations,
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nonpareil, 51 per month
houses and Farms for Sale, not exceeding 8 (Ines
51 for diet month, 60e. per subsequent month
These terns will be strictly adhered to
Special rates for local advertisements, or fo
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Advertisements and local notices without epecifte
directions, will he inserted till forbid and charged
nccordingly. Trau4kory advertisements must be,
paid in advance
Changes for contract advorticsnaonta must be in,
the oalicu by Wednesday noon, in order to appear
that week
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Paoi,uieroa AND PUBLipaBA,
usually give an appearance of un-
tidiness to batter exhibits. It is
better to use some kind of Dora-
ment taaper for wrapping around the
rolls or covering the eroeks.. Butter
put up in plain rolls or paekageS as 1
nearly alike as possible, and without
any faney figures, will present the
who ab
lood is
p
i#e.
Stich.
people
}oJ wGatheGnrVµe depressing to those
K%.4
best appearance on exhibition.
she id enrich their blood with Food's Tilt COOK'S BEST
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Bowels. It is safe and reliable for
Children or Adults.
Fee. Sale by all Ocalors.
WOO MPS P$0f31'HOOTitv":.
The Great English Remedy.
Six I'ackages Guaranteed to
promptly, and permanently
euro all forms of Nervous
Weakness, Emissions,Sperm•
atorncca, Impotency and all
effects of Abuse or Excesses,
•
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firmity, Insanity, Consumption and an early grave.
Has been prescribed over 35 years in thousands of
cases; is rho only RCilable and Softest llfedicinie
known. Askdrugglstfor Wood's Phoephodine; if
he offers some worthless medicine in place of this,
inclose price In letter, and Ivo will send by return
mail. Price, ono package, 51; six, 85. One will
please; sia w#i. cure. Pamphlets free to any address.
The 'Wood Company,.
Windsor. Out.. Canada, .
CENTRE STREET,
Wnoonnat, • ONTARIO..
'tAT' B. TOWLER, 51,D.(1,51„
Member College Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario
—Coroner for County of Huron—
Mice Ilp•stairs, next to Mr Morton's office, Wing -
ham, Ont.
Osten Moves. -0 to 12 a. m., 1 to 5 p. an., or at
Residence, Diagonal Street.
J.P. KENNEDY, M D., M. 0. P.S. 0,
(Succeeror to Dr. J. A. Dfeidrum.)
Odd Medalist of Western University: Late House
Surgeon in London General ldospital. Special Wen.tion paid' to diseases of women: and children.
Office—Formerly occupied by Dr. Dleldrum,Corner-
of Centre and Patrick streets.
WO:M M - • OST.
Sold in'vim;hanf by U. 1s'. Williams. .brug; ist.
BRISTOL'S
PILLS
Cure Biliousness, Sick Head-
ache, Dyspepsia, Sluggish Liver
and all Stomach Troubles.
BRISTOL'S
PILLS
Are Purely Vegetable,
elegantly Sugar -Coated, and do
not gripe or sicken.
BRISTOL'S
PILLS
Act gently but promptly and
thoroughly. "The safest family
medicine. " All Druggists keep
1 BRISTOL'S
PILLS
3i. B. Toronto, • fiber Collo • Physicians and:
Surge. • . arid.
I,.
VANSTONE,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc.,
Private and Company funds to loan st lowest rate.
interest. No commission charged. Mortgagee, tow -
and farm property bought and sold.
OFFICE—Beaver Bieck \VLNoi0Aat
For Twrntyfivo Years
DUNN'S'
L11ROW SAL( IN CANADA.
J. A. MORTON,
BARRISTER, am.,
Wingham, • Ont.
E. L. DICKINSON,
• Barrister Etc.
SOLICITOR TO BANK OF HAMILTON. MONEY TOF
LOAN.
Office—Meyer Block, Wingham.
DENTISTRY.—J. S. JEROME, L. D. S.,lvuionsm,
Is manufacturing first'class sets of
teeth es cheap as they can be made
in the Dominion. Teeth extracted
absolutely without pain, by his new
prooess, guaranteed perfe,tly safe.
OFFICE: In the Bea, er Block, opposite tho,°
Brunswick House.
ARTHUR J. IRWIN, D. D. 3., L. D. S.,
Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Pennsylvania.
Dental College.
OFFICE, MACDONALD'S BLOCK.
JOHN RITCHIE,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
1ytN01tA1N, ONTARIO•
D DEANS, Ja„ %IN07:AM,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR THE COUNTY
Or HURON.
Sales attended In any part of the Co. Charge&
Moderate,
JOHN CURRIE, WINauAst, Oar.,
5101138111) At10'fIONLi:It )OR THE COUNTIES
1101103 ,131) BUMS,
Alt orders left et the TIytss elute promptly attend
od to. 'iori:: reasonable.
JAi111S It3NDR1tSON,
Lonufsk11 Aceriol lenit ]I reit OMINT:Bs Hum*Allf
RUCAll salol attended to promptly and on the "Shortest
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Cliorgos Modesto and Sntisfaotion Guaranteed.
All neeoeeary arranpontontt can be made M the
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Notes Discounted
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Wiley Advanced on litortgagos at 5i pet oenttYit'i
privilege et paying at the end of tiny year. Nord
anti,iood0nts collected3t.
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