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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1895-09-06, Page 701 ;SPECIAL TO PAIIMERS AND BREEDEAS. Q. A. C., Guelph, Ont., Aug. 23, '95. Drt.8.a Sin,,—I have made arrange - Monts with H. 3. Hill, Manager of the Toronto industrial Exhibition, to temporarily move my office from the 'College building to the Fair Grounds, Toronto. , I will occupy from September 2nd to 14th, inclusive, a large tent situ- ated east of the Cattle Ring, and just between and in front of the Horse and Cattle Sheds. Mr. J. W. Wheaton, B. A,., Secre- tary of the Western. Dairymen's As- sociation, will occupy an office in this tent during the second week of the show. One or more of the staff of the On- tario Agricultural College will be present during the greater part of the time. Officers and members of all Farm- ers' Institutes, of Live Stock, Dairy, Poultry, Fruit Growers', and kin- dred associations, aro cordially in- vited to make this Tont their Head- quarters during the time of the Ex- hibition. I will be in attendance in afore- said Tent from 8 a. in., to 4 p. m., each clay of the Show, and will be pleased to meet Institute Officers and Members, also Members of other kin- dred ...Associations, to discuss with them the best means to advance the work of the Farmers' Institute in their respective Districts. You are respectfully invited to call on me; I desire your hearty and active 'co- operation iu advancing this impor- tant work. During the second week of the Show, the following meetings will be, held in the aforesaid Tont: • SHEEP BREEDERS CONVENE. On Tuesday, Sept. 10th, at 1 p. m., the Officers and Directors of the Dominion Sheep Breeders' Associ- ation will convene to consider the re- port of the Committee appointed at the last meeting of the Associations THE WING TIMES, SEPTEMBER 6, 1.895, ing the Dairy Show to be held. at Gananoque, Ont., on October• 1.st, 2nd and 3rcl. It was felt by the committee that as the show is being advertised as Provincial in its char- acter, an effort should, be made to in- ane° Western elicese-makers to send exhibits. Arrangements were ac- cordingly made to have 200 copies of the prize list distributed among Western makers at' once, This show is held under the auspices of the Agricultural and Arts Association, and is the first special dairy show ever held in Canada, and it is hoped that some of the best cheese factories in Western Ontario will be represented there; $463 are to be given in prizes for cheese alone, with four prizes in each section, ranging in value from $15 to $30 each, Prizes will be given for both white and colored clieese, made between July 12th and 30th, and August 15th and 30th. Entries close on. September 1.4th,- and should. be sent to 'Henry Wade, Secretary, Toronto, who will furnish prize list and entry forms on application. Prize lists and other information re- garding the show can also be had. from the Secretary of the Western Dairymen's Association, London, as well as particulars regarding the Dairy Cattle Show to be held at Guelph on December 10th, 11th and 12th, in connection with the Provin- cial Fat Stock Show. It was decided to call a meeting of the Board of Directors to be held in Toronto during the Industrial Fair when it is expected that there will be a joint meeting of the direc- tors of the Ontario Creameries' Association, the Dairymen's Associa- tion of Eastern Ontario and. the Dairymen's Association of West- ern Ontario to discuss matters of mutual interest affecting the welfare of the dairy industry of the Province. Entries in the dairy department of the 'Western Fair, London, close on September 5th. Cheese -makers who to consolidate the by-laws and. re- intend exhibiting should make their draw the constitution of each Associ- entries early. All cheese for exhibi- ation. At 2.30 p. m., the members of this Association, will convene to consider the Report of the Officers and Directors on said constitution and. by-laws; and to reconsider their action at the last meeting in ap- pointing delegates to meet the Hon- orable Minister of Agriculture to consider the Record question. The Minister informs me, that but two delegates are required from each Association. At our last meeting we elected seven, therefore, a new election must be held. tion at the Industrial Hall, Toronto, should be in the palace not latter than noon on Wednesday, September 4th. Cheese for the. Western Fair should be on the grounds on Septem- ber 12th. Pick out the Twine. In view of the fact that binder twine in the straw fed to stock lia.s caused the death of numbers of cattle in different parts of the country, it is necessary that some plan be thought of' to obviate the difficulty. After the twine has held the sheaf till threshing time its period of usefulness is over, and its presence in the straw after- wards becomes only a menace to the Tho Duty of the State. STATE'S CARE or *me POOR AND' STATE'S, NEGLECT ran. PREVEN'TING TIIE EXISTENCE OP THE POOR, Even during tbe hard financial strain of the past two years the great majority of those who have suffered have been those who have never been taught to do anything, or at least never been taught with a thor- oughness that makes instruction con- vertible into. terms of dollars and cents, bread and butter. The generic problem of the race is to keep soul and body together, and. the school problem is first of all to put the rising generation in the way of making the junction of the two possible. So long as the State as- sumes the care of paupers it is the duty of the State to use its hest moans to prevent the existence of paupers, and one of the most direct means to that end is to see that all the children in the State are thor- oughly instructed in reading, writing and arithmetic, and aro substantially trained in the practice of some form of remunerative handiwork, writes the Rev. Charles H. Parkhurst, D. D., in a vigorous article on " Com pulsion in Child Training," in tel September Ladies' Home Journal. There is work enough to be done in this big world by people who are willing to work and who know how. The idea of immense wealth secured by seine process of financial legerde- main has so pervaded the general at- mosphere that a sufficiency has ceased to satisfy, and a young man resolves either to speculate his way to fortune, or to steal seine one else's fortune, or if both these expedients fail, to turn professional idler and subsist on charity. . The incentive to substantial equipment for the struggle of life is thus withdrawn. If I. were the State I would compel every child to acquire the means of an honest livelihood, even at the risk of the whip, and then if, having ac- quired that means, he failed to avail of it to his own maintenance, I would commit him to the workhouse and keep him at hard labor there till he experienced a change , of heart. There is no respectable constituency between State's care of the poor and State's neglect of. stringent means for preventing the existence of the poor. If a government ought to be " paternal " to the extent of feeding paupers it ought, to be " paternal " to the extent of obliging possible or intending paupers to be able to feed SWINE BREEDERS CONVENE. themselves. The root difficulty in! On Tuesday, Sept. 10th, at 7 p.m., all this matter is the indisposition of the Officers and Directors of the Do -parents and. other constituted author - minion Swine Breeders' Association ities to make serious business of lay - will convene to consider a similar re- ing substantial foundations in the health of the stock, especially if the port; and at 8 p. m., the meinbers of early years of our young people, this Association will convene to re- straw is to be cut before being fed. boys and girls. One of the chief Several ways are stiggested of over - elect a Record -Committee to meet • sources of misery among the working the Minister as in the case of the coming the difficulty, but the easiest classes is the wife's ignorance of the Dominion Sheep Breeders' Association; and. most effective seems to be to duties that belong to her. She is and to consider the report of the. Of- remove it altogether before the grain ignorant of. them because she has fivers and Directors regarding the goes into the separator. An extra never been compelled to learn them. revision of the constitution and itanclness.s at the -w table, whose whole busi- If e could split half of our pianos laws. CATTLE BREEDERS CONVENE, Wednesday, Sept. 11th, at 7 p.m. the members of the Dominion Cattle , expense and probably save consider - Breeders' Association will convene to able trouble and lossin feeding stock, consider the report of the Committee Some think it must be done to pre - appointed to draft a new constitution vent the twine going -with the straw, and by-laws. especially this year when feed of all All interested parties are invited kinds is above par value, andthe to attend these meetings, whether above hint seems to be the most members of an Association or not. feasible. s as tiiC • into kindling wood and pluek the grain passes from the bancicutter to - stringsout of three-quarters of our the feeder, will not entail much extra harps and banjos, and set our young girls to the practical task of be,com- I pRADFORD6JITLY 4d3.894.—I consider Dr, °base's ing proficient in a self-sustaining WeT,IiVitliang saetst,l'rnot°41,3ca,8ur,indlIstrort ! etastigriN (natal:kr. felt from the first appli- way upon some line or other of re - F. W. HonsoN, Superintendent of Farmers, Institutes . and Secretary of Associations. Western Dairymen. You Don't Fla,Ve to Swear Off says the St. Louis Journal of Agriculture in an editorial about No•To-Ilac the famous tobacco habit cure. " We know of ninny cases cured by No -To. 13ac, one, a prominent St. Louis architect, smoked, and chewed for twenty years; two boxes cured him so that even the smell of tobacco makes him sick." No -To -Rae sold and guaranteed no cure no pay. THE QUALITY OP WESTERN onnEsn Rook free. Sterling Remedy Co., 874 St. Paul St., TO BE KEPT *UP—CHEESE MAKERS Montreal, URGED TO SEND EXHIBITS TO TINE GANANOQUE DAIRY SHOW. BEST FOR *Sir '''''rr • Lr—.."7.--,. c EyERytl 0 Ay Pointers About the Devil. The devil never throws any stones at a man on the fence. The devil won't let a stingy man have any mercy on himself. The man who has the devil's war is sure to have God's peace. The devil's way of reaching the masses is to begin at the cradle. If you want your SUMMER AND FALL The devil is still.buying souls very r1-4 cheap for the promise of spot cash. The best thing to do when we feel made in the latest style, go to weak is to think how strong Christ Genuine repentance sheds no tears G of regret when it says good-bye to • the devil. gatnet- ane The devil can behave himself' as well as an angel when he has to do it to gain his point. In world -building God has no op- position, but in salvation man and the devil are both against him. • If the devil ever rubs his hands with satisfaction, it is when he gets a good man to oppose a good cause. So long as the devil can have the !first chance at our children, ho doesn't care hoNv high we build our church steeples. Weak and Nervous thousands Describes the condition or of people at this season. They have no appetite, cannot sleep, and complain of the prostrating effect or warmer weather. This condition may be remedied by Hood's Sarsaparilla, creates an appetite and tones up all the organs. It giros good health by making the blood pure. Hoop's are the best after -d inner pills, assist digestion, cure headache. Captain Sweeney, U. S. A„ San Diego, Cal., says: "Shitoh's Catarrh Remedy is the drat medicine I have ever found that would do me any good." Price 50c. Sold at Chisholm's Corner Drug Store. H. IRVIN, opposite Bank of Hamilton, WINGHA?Yr imga•usgeonareamm., You CANT* Go TO SLEEP N CHURCH F YOU'VE 40T A BAD COAquick PisAenr Cur for An obsil nacre 8C1. trOcor unAgochrsb,eCi nof te51 s ECTO Big Bottle 254 Itt,NotvillftNel.-4,....4.,.h• • - ri Honest Offer. If you have CATARRH, and desire to be cured without risk of losing your money, we will send a GERMICIDE INHALER and medicine for that disease without asking a cent of pay Ir advance. After a fair trial at your own h.,me, and you find it a genu I ne remedy, you can send us $3 to pay for same. If not satisfactory In every way you can return the Inhaler at our expense, and need not pay one cent. Could anything be more fair? You have everything to gain and nothing to lose. If the remedy is not all we claim, we are the losers, not you. dust think of beingcured for $3. TESTIMONIALS .7 Rev. J. E. Maverv, Methodist Minister, Ot- tawa, Ont.,writes :—" Your Germicide Inhaler in two moths radically cured my daughter of chronic catarrh." Rev. J. S. NORRIS, late Bond St. Church, To- ronto, Ont. :—"Your Inhaler and Medicine has proven genuine in every respect." Ma:. 3. A. McNnirt, aw, Ont., writes :—"The Tnhaler you sent bas radically cured me of cat- arrh. It is worth many times your charge. • This Inhaler and Medicine sent on trial without pay in advance. ill'esssmos INHALER l'OgniScoS MP ACUTE EFIRDNIq QATARI*. „-v•-•_,— MEDIC/AMMO ITIRMi0 With MR. DOUGLAS, Conductor, ex Ontario St., Toronto :—"Your treatment in a few weeks cured me of catarrh of long standing." MR. T. MILES, ee Christopher St., To- ronto :—"Your Inhaler and Medicine cured me of a case of catarrh of tot. years' stand - Mg. ' This is a golden opportunity. ORDER TO -DAY. You run no risk. You can test it to your satisfaction "without money and without price." You only pay for the good you get. For remedy on above liberal terms, address E =AL IN HAL AT ION CO. , 450 YONGE ST., TORONTO, ONT. • , , , itP4.2404.NNVOT 7'01'...• 4 6 le , • 'A H. J. Lisle, representing. Ganong Bros., St. Ste- phen, N.B., says: " Chase's- Ointment cured me of a very stubborn case of Itching Eczema. Tried everything advertised, several physicians' pre- scriptions without permanent relief. Know of several cases of Itching Piles it has cured." IsKrgaTeo.Kg.4.aff,? rris YON LATER EXCESSES IN MANHOOD MAKE NERVOUS, DISEASEED MEN Isj of ignorance and folly in youth, overexertion of mind and body team- ed by lust and exposure are constantly wrecitin« the lives and future ''happinessmof thousands of promising young en. Bomo fads and wither at an. early age.im 5,,, the blossom of manhood, while others are forced to drag out a weary, fruitless andij Bon melancholy existence. Others reach matrimony hut d no -solace or comfort there. The victims are found in all stations of life:—The farm, the office, the workshOp, tho pelpit,R the trades and. the professions. ,S RESTORED TO MANHOOD BY DRS. PC. & K. 53 • Win. A. WALKER. Wm. A. WALKER. Bins. CJIAS. PERRY, CHAS. FERRY. e erri:1 I suffered Nrith piles for years Chase's Ointment 1. icrguc cured +ne. Mr& J5 Gcrrjr munerative industry, it would be a great benison to society in general. In whatever direction we look and whatever improvement we seek to effect, we come back to it again ana again that the end is determined by ; the beginning, and that the founda- tions of all public betterment have to be laid in the children. A thrifty keeper in the Pere la Chaise cemetery Paris, was recently dismissed for too much enterprise. A senior C. L. A. match between He added to his income by raising .—.... the Excelsiors, of Brampton, and the vegetables on the graves. The Executive Committee of the Seaforth team was played at Sea. Western Dairymen's Association met fbrth, on the 23rd inst. Seaforth Catarrh relieved in 10 to GO tninutee.— oil Satur da,y, August 24th,in London, won in four straights. The times ofvlOhnoolgiorot puff oif re. breath through There were present t —President the games were respectively, 17, Dr. AgeiWndaV ;2 a ;rh.....i 1 ntlewthr, bgititiltei :ores Pattullo, Woodstock, Hon, . T. 181, 4 and 8 minutes, In the second this Powder over the surface of the nasal Ballantyne and A. P. MaeLaren, game Bell, of Seaforth, slipped. and 1ttssages. Painless and delightful to use, Stratford, and John S. Pearce, ' London. Considerable business was trans. acted by the committee affecting the future work of the assoeiation. A speeial committee was appointed and Neuralgia tadically mares in 1 tO 3 days, It is the courage which shrinks to consider the whole question of Its action on the system is remarkable and the minority, pro - Milk inspeetioti, and instruction in mysterious. It removes at one° the eause not frons being in of the theesAteimtnetliutely eistbppeare. The vided it is faithful to the truth that the factories, with the view to bring- first dose greatly benefits, 75 cents. inspires it and the right that it thus ing about a greater uniformity in Warrantee(' at Clhishom'sdrug store. upholds, which is the secret spring of -the quality of the cheese made in This is strono.e news that conies all progress, and assures the ultimate Western Ontario. The report of the from Australia. Heavy frost and two of good over evil. committee will lir, presented at the inches of ice where frost was never next meeting clt. the Board of Direc- known before. Verily the grey' old 'Pred wmea 'red tc' havo thoir blood , PL anti ennehed by ilood's Stin -1-xel Peril's, It 'will give them strength tincl tors. earth appears to be doing rib Solve dietifiEhla t ials place regard. things these days. it relieves instantly, and permanently falling heavily, could not continue oures Catarrh, Hay reVer, Colds, Head - play, and Hodson, of the Exceisiors, ache, Sore Throat, Tonsilitis and Deaf - retired with him to even up. ilea 60 cents. At Chisholni's Drug Ithrinaatiani Cured in a, day.—South Store' American Rhein:natio Clure of Rhentnatism Eealth. lareansou, Bates & co. PRIDE 00c. '0 Lombard St., Toronto BEFORE TREATMENT AT= TREATMENT Divorced but united again "St '"NO NAMES OR TESTIMONIALS USED WiTHOUT WRITTEN CCBSNT. Wm. A. Walker of 1311 Street tsays:—"I have sufferedn untold agonies for my "gay life," I wae indiscreet when young aud ignorant. As "One of tho Boys" 1 contracted Syphilis Mad other Private diseases. 1 had ulcers in the mouth and throat, bone pains, hair looe, pimples on face, finger nails came off, emissions, hacame thin andlg despondent, Seven doctors treated Inc with Mercury,in Potti.h, etc. They helped me bat conld not cure me.fie Finallv afriendinduced meta try Dra.Kennedy &Kerg,at. 11Their New Method Trsatment cured 2110 in a few weeks. That treatment le nonderful. Yon feel yourself gaining every dt.y. 1 hexensver heard of their faiiiag to 0re rgoingl,y OugEs DYSPEPSIA, BAB BLOOD, CONSTIPATION, KIDNEY 'TROUBLES, HEADACHE, BILIOUSNESS, Bag. Unklekt till the Secretion! ant retturres Mi impurities from the system from a ecimmon pimple t� the worst serofulout sere. 1111/110CK_PriaLs att gently Yek thoroughly on the stoach, Liver and Bowel,. SYPHILIS EMISSIONS STRICTURE CURED -01.ir‘Es ouAnANTE.to On MONEY REN.iid.PEL1 !7 Capt. Chas, Perry case:—"I owe my life to Drs. It. & I. fliAt 141 learned a bad hbit. At 21 1 had all the flinpteens esof Seeded Wealoiees and Spermatorrhma, Emissions tiKwerctailing und Weakening my vitality. 1 Married at se2,1 under adeice of my family doctor, but it was ;oad napetnnco.In eightan months we wsro divorced. 1 efttlien. eonsulted IC Sr, wto restored Inc to manhood gmby their Neto Method rfament. Ifolta new life thrill tli rough Dray nerves We were united again and oro happv. This was gmPoTmot 1,12,h VARICOGELE EMISSMNS CURED nem is : I heartily TOCOMME.Mi them." tin to - We treat and curt Varicocete, Emission:, Nervous Debility, Scnia14 IYeakttess, Gleet, Stricture, Sphilis, Unnatural Dischargs, Self ilbuse4i0 kidney ante Blade,. Diseases, 17 YEARS IN DETROIT, 200,600 Cunto. No RtsIC READER! Are yon a 'victim? Novo you lost hone? Are yon contemplating inar..la ilNew Method Troutititrwil 14.,, ine mghlii!:irilitetrzg igaT2Irt.1 r„Iiiiageg i?);y,,,,K mooNsULTATION FREE, rio matter who hits treated YOtttlinito for an honeet opitien `mum "of Charge. 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