The Wingham Times, 1895-11-29, Page 6xn'g12ant 113115
C1.iQv3IN ONTARIO,
A. Great Field of Corn. and
V a in.coos.
NOYE1kiB B 20, 1805.
' ' ?. .* . ,I1T%;ltL•a7'Iilt Ri:i'PRT:i REGARDING
t1Y11I;nt F:tltl PROlirt Ts.
•
BEAST WAWANOSII. •
Toronto, Out., Nov. 16. --.ti erop
Agri -
pursuant
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.phut t lietill
The council met ori , b ,
to adjournment, Members cultural Department, show a falling
11present.
1 g off in the }u v crop of 18, 6 to
meeting last nice l ,
of t
' rates o ,
t
111111 ,
3711 present. extent of 1,77(10,000 tons below 1894,
led and passed. French, t e 1e8elltirlg a loss greater than the
CtI municatirn from D. French , ,1 p , of the entire wheat crop of the
, - keeper house of Refuge,. value a short-
'
Clinton,eters l e, There has been
Cre inmates from this town- Province.
also.
' House of Refuge, received age of strawWever, has been
Ship for ! The corn erop, ho ,
and died. v _ extraordinarily large, and in many
.1.ccouet of James Marshall, town-
ship
ot n
that he wished cases will help to make up for the
shih engineer, stating o 41 loss of coarser fodder.
to have a levy made ee ions 40, The grain crops have turned out
and 42,' in the 4th concession of thio' better than was ats aIle time outlet -
township for work performed byttall being well up to the aver-
him an a, ditch crossing . those lots, , Ase, , Fall wheat has turned ottaver,
ete„ some tinlo ago ; also one frc nl b
Ti' McLachlin, ,Auburn, of ;;3, far spring wheat, about the average;
i. G corn away above the average;
TiIE W1 'GRAM TIMES, N0VEMm R 9,1895.
improving in quality, thanks to the
inilllence of creameries and the
traveling dairy. Mast of our cor-
respondents still express confidence
in the eheese industry. The grade
Durham continues to be regarded as.
the favorite cow. The Ayrshire
comes .next (leading in Eastern
Ontario), while the Jersey and
Holstein
.
follow
closely.
TliRI,SIIINcr AND i i TINO,.
The bulb of correspondents report
threshing as'eolnpleted or well ad-
vanced, while a few, more particular-
ly in the East Midland district, state
that there is still considerable to be
done, Reports do not agree as to
thep rogress of marketing, Several
correspondents report half the oats
and wheat to be sold. There ap-
pear, however, to be a tendency to
hold wheat and other grains for an
advance iu price, and a number of
correspondents assert that sales have
been made only where there was a
pressure for cash. Low prices are
leading farmers to feed more grain
to live stock, and a large quantity of
attendance on James Cook In. -Apt il, baric fair in quantity ; peas, fair ;.
1894 ; both received and laid over in ;potatoes, an exceptionally large os p 1 barley and peas will be disposed of
the meantime. roots, fair ; clover seed, alm lin that was' For that reason it will
Account of William Campbell, failure ; buckwheat, under the aver- i be hard to estimate what proportion
in
Things to Forget.
If you would increase your happi-
ness and p1'olanr your life, forget
your ueighbour's faults, Forget all
the slander you have ever heard.
Forget the temptations, ]forget the
fault-finding, and give a little
thought to the cause whleh provoked
it. Forget the peculiarities of your
friends, and only remember the
T
good points whieh galea youfond ot
thein, Eorgot all personal quarrels
,.
•
heard d
ole
1t by
vett may la
orhistories
accident ,and which if repeated,
would seem a thousand times worse
than theyare.Blot out, as far as
reeables of life;
possible, all. the
they will come, but they will y 0111-
grow larger when you remember
them, and the constant thought of
the acts of meanness, or worst still,
malice, would only tend to make you
more familiar with them, Obliterate
everything disagreeable from yester-
day, start out with a clean sheet for
to -day, and writeupon it for sweet
memory's sake only .those things
which aro lovely and lovable.
444,11
BAMS
3 I CA ES !Ely atitres
WI
clerk of Division Court, Blyth, w11.b3 sae. beans, very good,.
received, being costs, eta„ incurred PASTURES AND LI`E STOCK.
•
in the platter of disputed line fence, Live stock had rather a scant pas-
s, part lot 28, concession 4. 1\.T0 , tore during the latter half of the
action. 'season. In many sections the grass
The. reeve called .the attention of had to be supplemented with corn
the council to the fact that too much and other feed. The consequence is
school tax had been levied this year ' that cattle are generally thin, and,,
against the lots in the 1st concessionto shortage of
of the township, belonging to U. S.
Derr of fodder,
dry cows havebeen disposed
S Na. 5, Hallett,East and West of at very low prices. In Middlesex
Waw7atnosh, on account of the forma- and a few other localities some young
tion of the new U. S. S. No. 16, East cattle have been bought for fattening
and West Wasvanosh, whereby all b a few farmers, who make a
the lots on the 2nd concession, for -
specialty Berl • belonging to Union No. o, specialty of the business. Feeding} of cattle began earlier than usual
were now attached to UNo. o. 16. this fall. Sheep receive favorable
Resolved, that the treasurer be mention from most of those who re-
authorized not to pay over to the fer to them. Special note is made
trustees of Union No. 5, Hallett, ete., , of the fact that a large number of
the amount raised in this township, lambs are being fed on rape for the
uutil such time as this error has been Buffalo market. Swine have been
rectified by the township of Hallett. thriving, and many have been sold
• The treasurer reported cash on
on foot, although complaints come in
hand 23rd of .September last,i241.1b; of poor prices for these, as well as
receipts since that date, $1017.80; for other live stock. Most of the
paid out, $585.86; leaving a balance hogs are sold at weights ranging
on hand at date of $703.12. '• from 150 to 250 pounds. A fair
Mr. Sutherland was authorized to supply of pork is still in the hands of
offer for sale the balance of timber of farmers. Fodder is scarce:, and some
any account from the old bridge' on : farmers will find it hard to carry
river at Marnoch, on Monday, the their stock through. the winter. No
18th lust.. mention has been made of disease
Debentures were ordered to be ; among live stock, Corn has played
signed for payment of the following , an important part in the economy of
accounts, viz:—James McGee, con- 'the'farin this season. It has sup -
cession 1, 35 yards of gravel and $1.! plelnented pasture, and has been cut
of the grain erops will be lel
farmers' hands for sale later in the
season.
FRUIT AND FRUIT TREES.
Frost and drought have been try-
ing to orchard, garden and vineyard.
In the -inland portion of Western
Ontario apples have been a failure,
and other fruits have been only
slightly better, owing to the severe
frosts of May. Near the shores of
Lakes Erie and Ontario, however,.
and in the counties along the St.
Lawrence, apples and many other
fruits have been abundant. Insects
have done hardly as much injury as
usual, and hopes are expressed - that
these enemies of the orchard may
suffer more than the trees - from the
experience of the year. . While here
and there grape vines were killed
out by the May frosts, in most cases
a new growth of wood was made,
and prospects are not bad for the
more immediate future.
FARM LABOR.
There have been more than
enough farm' laborers, except in odd
localities: The general impression of
opinion is that the rate of wages
cannot rise, but must fall in sympathy
with the low prices prevailing for all
kinds of farm produce. There is a
marked tendency to`hire for shorter
terms, as apart from periods when
there is a rush, farmers are endear
voring to do without hired assistance.
—1S PUBL SIZED
TE EVENING CAFES. EVERY FRIDAY M0RNING
A --wr TWI—
T' E$
ar-TIME$ OFFICE, JOSEPHINE STREET
WINGIIAliX, ONTARIO.
A largo stock of the following winter evoiing
games just to band at
'or OyOr Fifty Yett e
AN OLD AND
low's Sc.othin, Syrup has been used for over fifty
years by millions ot methers for their ohllal'on while
perfectteeing, with success. It soothes the child,
and is the host remedy for Utorthcea. Is pleasant
the
the taste. Sold by Druggists in ucery part
world.' TWefty'SVT cents a uottle, Its valuo is
incalculable. Ile sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup, and take no other slue.
WELL -TRIED
A. ROSS' BOOKSTO.E
Leonia, 5Tmermicarass,
Font lima., rummest, $sv1a}i,
Catton, Go nANe, 7ldxon1A,
BUY To !ANIMAL, TENNIS JUNIOR,
Sia LANCDLU'r, Tina Versa Tis,
Ur vitoM The lima,
LOUQ\I.IC11Y, (IANAD1AN EY1 ',
PN.tl:Ytt' mime, OLD MMD, FOREMOST,
PETER CODDIAIS, LOST HEW, FISH VOID,
1tAIL11OAD Pur%Ll:,• BAOIMAa3UON, 1i,•L lA,
LOTTO, CUCKOO, NATIONR,
SNAr. Da, BURRY, I MMpss,
Cn$a8EI 13Q.t1DA, C0O1:INOL13 BOARDS, $1,5
BERNDT•-'Mrs, Wins-
setter's
rho ems, ll a o
sotfehs rho guars, onlay' hasp, orales wind
' His Friend John.
He was baving his fortune told.
'I see.' said the medium, 'I see the
name of' John.
'Yes,' said the sitter.
'The name seems to have given
you a great deal of trouble.'
'It has.'
'This John is anintimatefriend.'
'That's so.'
'And often leads you to .do things
you are sorry for,'
'True.'
'His influence over you is bad.'
'Right again.' ,
'But you will soon have:a quarrel.
. 'I'm glad of that. Now spell out
his whole. name.
The 'medum' wrote some cabalistic
wordsand handed to him.
'Do not read until you are at I Everything alae equally low. Come and
home' she said solemnly. 'It is I see usbefore buying, as we will not be
$ON.
$1.00 Games for 50 cents,
5Q cent games for 35 and 250,
25c. games for 35 and 10c,
10c. games for 5.
for damages, $2.75 : Robert Tnnney, , and stored to be fed dry during the Imported farm help is not up to the
Cleaning out ditches, lots 3J_ and 4!),, winter. Tile silo does not appear til standard. It would seem from what
co g - i inI
• concessions 6 and 7, near Donny- have mad° any special advance correspondents say as if easier times
brook, $14 ; Walter McGowat, l popularity during the year. and more sight-seeing in the towns
ravelling at lot 38, concessions I POULTRY. - and cities, and shorter hours as school
• and 3, $18; treasurer, West Wawa -1 The season has not peen altogether teachers, clerks, etc., bad great in -
nosh share of expenditure on 1 satisfactory for the poultry raiser, on fluence in attracting girls from the
western boundary, 1895, X1o.78'' account of the low prices paid for farm, and hence the continued scar-
Charles Wightman' digging ditch at ; both eggs and dressed poultry. The city, of domestic servants in rural
o ,gg I
lot 34, concession 6 and 7, X1•.5, abundance of grasshoppers has been portions of the Province.
Joseph Colley, Morris, 27 yards of an advantage to those raising turkeys. I
gravel one g l I armee s are very m i Sit
Subscriptionpxane, $1 per year, in, adVlanOe
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Advertisetnents of Lost, Found, Strayed, Situations,
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It.
ELLIOTT
raoriuemo8 AICD PUBLIBnHa
A• ROSS, 11. MAODUNALD
INGHM SAVe
tk:ingham. r},
CENTRE STREET,
Wiseman,' • ONTARIO.
•('}r)- B. TOWLER, M.D.C.Ir1.,
Member College Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario
—Coroner for County of Huron—
OCice Up•atairs, next to Mr Morton's office, Wing -
ham, Ont.
OFFICE Nouns, -0 to 12 a. m., 1 to6 p. m.,
Residence, Diagonal Street.
MILI.S
The undersigned in returning thanks
for past. favors,beg leave to say that they
have a very large stock of
LUMBER SHINGLES, LATH-,
BARRELS, WO®O, &c.,
on hand, whioh will bo sold at very close
prices to meet the requiroments of the
hard times. —
First Class Shingles, $ 1.70 per
Square.
Wood 75cts. per Cord, delivered.
•
r !
astern ravel road, $1.89; much divided as i ort Journeys on a Long Road
Wm. Bird,. digging and filling np : to whether there is profit or actual
poultry.
Many tor- Is the characteristic title of a profusely
drain on road allowance, lot 35, con-Ito
in keeping p illustrated book containing over one
cessions 4 and 5, X2.25 4 Robert i recognize that the hundred pages of charmingly written
cess n. respondents g in the
Hoover, ditching and lumber 5 lotpoultryhas not been given a 'fair descriptiOne ot summer resorts
31, concessions 4 and 5, $15,50 , , ial, ad that the average hen is a country north and west of Chicago. The
reading matter is now, the illustrations
Thomas. on concession
lumber fordrain, ; ;victim of neglect.
lot 35, concession 4 and 5, „3•-.5 i1 are new, and the information therein
John Anderson, extra services as 1 BEES AND HONEY. will be new to almost everyone.
A Copy of on a Long
assessor, postages and stationery, and : The discouraging account publish- BOad„ well be "Short Journeysou to anyone ae oug
ho
tin jurors, • etc., 1895, $7 ; ed. in the August bulletin regarding will enclose ten cent84
(to pay postage) to
selecting J
Mason, cleaning out hill at lot the poor prospects of a honey yield GEonivIt CH flgoouYlilwaukeelS St. s Paul
36, C 1<I andg5 $1 • James has been verified. There will be al Ago
3G, concession 4 , Railway, Chicago, Ill,
McGee, concession 10, for services' small surplus from buckwheat,
aast
- a member of Board of still less from clover. 'Unless p t
d -red
' undersold.
your friend's whole name.
When he reached. home he lit the 1 MaLE.9.N
gas and read iu picket -fence charac- wingham,.Julie 7th,1893,
the name Obis 'friend'—`Demi- -
te. s f
Johnl'—Detroit Free Press.
In Spring and Fall.
GENTS, --I have taken Burdock Blood
Bitters every spring and fall as a blood
purifier for several years and find it does
great good, building up my . system and
making me feel like a new man. My
wife also has taken it for nervous debility
and weakness, receiving great benefit
when doctor's Medicine seemed to do no
good. IL❑FvNorth Augusta, Ont. •
• "Well, Willie," asked granma,
ren e
Health in 1895, 75c: Wm. Deacon, feed back heavily many
an thcolothe ie$
putting stone around pier at bridge''. will die of starvation. With
the
ex -
Oil river, concessions 8 and 9, $10 ; ception of having low stores,
Finlay Anderson, charity paid over bees appear to be in good condition.
to James. Cook, a pauper, $10 ; I OATS.
Hugh McBurney, Riling up approach This is the big crop of the year. It
to bridge on Diver, concessions 8 and ! has exceeded our August estimate.
9, ell.' Increased acreage and the high
Arrangementsrangements were made to have i average yield of 35.7 bushelsper
James Cook taken to the House of acre have given a total of 84,697,566
t Clinton on Saturday nein, s for 1895. There are a few'.
Refuge a bushel
re`
ovrin
a
•'a the
fo
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g
inst. rd.
but
the 16th Ins .11 Poor ret G d but about you. You Thee I
y
Monday',
"have you had all the dinner you
want ?" "Nome," answered the
truthful littlr boy, "but 1 have had
all T eau eat."
Stopped the Paper
An acquaintance met Horace
Greeley one day and said : "Mr.
dyour paper."
MONEY TO Ll)M'
JP. KENNEDY, M. D. M. C. P.S 0.
, {Successor to )r. J. A. Meldrum.)
Gold Medalist of Western University: Late House
Surgeon in London General hospital. Special atten-
tion paid to diseases of women and children.
Office—Corrnerly occupied by Dr. Mcldrum,Corner
of Centro and Patriot streets,
W ISMAAar • - ONT
1 . VANSTONE,
1L BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc.,
Private and Company funds to loan at lowest rate
interest. No commission charged. Mortgages, took
and farm property bought and sold
OFFICE—Beaver 'Steele NtxonAM
On Farm Mortgage at low riltIs of in-
terest on terms ofd venyears orteover.
Principal payable
dr
annually, if desired.
JOHN BURGESS,
Bluovale 1'. 0., Ont.
Agent for Huron and Erie Loan and
Savings Co., London. Ont..
D ,
T JOB PRINTING,
J. A. MORTON,
BARRISTER,. &o.,
Wingham, . Ont,
E. L. DICKINSON,
BARRISTER, ETC.
SOLIOITOR TO DANE 01' HAMILTON.
LOAN.
Of 1co—Meyer Block, Whigham.
, .
MONEY TO
M . G. CAMERON,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, CONVEYANCER, &c.
Office—Corner Hamilton and St. Andrew streets,
opposite Colborne Hotel.
Gonoatca, - ONTARIO.
NCLUDING Rooks, Pamphlets, posters, Bfl
IHeads, Cirouiaes, &n., &o., executed hi the host
style of the art, at moderato prices, and on short I
notice. Apply or address
R.ELLIOTT,
Tl nts
Office, Greeley, I've. steppe. gingham.
Have you?" said Horace. "Well,
that's too bad," and the old - white
hat went its way.
The next morning Greeley met his
subscriber again, and said :1 thought
you had stopped the Tribune?" "So
I did." "Then there must be some
mistake," said Horace, "for I have
just come from the office, and the
presses were running, the clerks were
as busy as ever, ' the compositors
were hard at work, and the business
was going on the same as yesterday
and the day before." "Oh—"
ejaculated the subscriber, "I didn't
inean that I had stopped the paper, I
stopped only my copy of it because I
didn't like your editorials."
"Pshawl" retorted Greeley`,"it wasn't.
worth taking up my time to tell me
such a trifle as that. My dear sir, if
you expect to control ' the utterances
of the Tribune by the purchase of
one copy a day, or if you think to
get any newspaper worth reading
that will never express convictions
at right angles with your own, you
are doomed to disappointment,"
Shiloh's cure, the great Cough and
Croup (lure, is in great demand. Pocket
size contains twenty-five -doses, only 25o.
Children love it. Sold at Chisbolm's
Corner Drug Store.
If you can see no reason why you
should be thankful, hasten to look
u will and. so man
ouncil then adjourned till', samples of reports ; who ai'e worse off, than you that you
1t . oa, u
lfith' December next. short in straw.;' "Best for some ,will soon begin to be glad your lot
P. 1 ouT r> IEt.D, Clerk. time." "A capital crop and good in life is as pleasant as it IS*
. ._ " "Best ro ' in a decade,
„quality. Best c p g friend `' ,
io0d.4 18 Wonderfnt. "The heaviest yield all round ever 1.If 1 give your young 1r e Will
lel of the I'ro- e " said the banker;
1 plat
S ll l l than
even aft othar preparations and
t have failed. the big record of 1891, and x4,525,•
No less than wonderful are the :urea grown. The total yie
accomplished by Hlxld a arsapari a. 1 vines is 9,688,201 bushels anger
after
hysi:tans' prescriptions
BOOKBINDING.
DENTISTRY. -3. S. J11 011E, L. D. S.,WINOUAII.
Is ntanufabturrng first-class sets of
teeth as cheap as they can be made
in the Dominion. Teeth extracted
absolutely without pain, by his new
process, guaranteed porleetly safe. -
OFFICE : Ll the Beaver Block, opposite the
Brunswick House.
11A
RTHUR J. IRWIN, D. D. 0., L. D. S.,
1 Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Ponnsylvani
Dental College.
a•
'w'Ni R y'r1: -
fEfitmsti)
We aro pleased to announce that any Books or
Magazines left with u8 for Binding;, will have our OFFICE+--MACDONALD
prompt attention. Y,,cesf r Binding in
eines style
will be given on app
ionsi _ ae \ bushels larger than that of 1891.
• ,he region,. however, is simple. When 050 bu g
blood to en
rlc
e ,
Hood su ilitt. is the one true Mood The drought affected pastures to
v
da
heavy i
I experienced. y
and creameries a pe
1;Ioflts"e Pure 'arm prompt end efllAient off in supplies. 14lostfaetories I
have to give.a. bend, I suppose you
wilt o on ?" "Bond?" exclaimed
the o her mean. "Why, he can be
Onsr
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trusted with uncounted,
"Yes ; but all the money we have is
counted."
the
d ` h d and purified disease TIIE DAIRY.
and good health returns and
p
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factories
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that
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u ,usual, is, '!i
than notfila r
pearlier di 1
,r ail
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Lenity will operate with greater and creameries also had a t
g
lots'
iii some illeta.n cfis than vig(lr, time Of it. Prices werer has been a
t 'MA to the *Stott and the y
; rpt
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t , 111 11 7 , filth t7nel to &th
Vinr +il'"ilrwUw 4 !f1i3t didF'll 41 ap i ti i haw ( y lig y; 1'
iaLf 0?iLl tdet_ W UIR' Y1 ' v it
II . i
(Aida Hardly !Speak.
S'Ins ,teat- .winter my lather had
calk.
He
filu0ls a tivatr i Would har olid pZe:tcrritl
ire try llia cy+
was persuaded
Catarrh relieved le 10 to 60' minutes. ---
One short puff of the breath through
the Blower, supplied with each bottle of
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, diffuses
this Powder over the surface of the nasal
passages. Painless and delightful to use,
it relieves instantly, and . permanently
cnree Catarrh, Hay Fever, Colds, Head-
ache, Sore Throat, Tonsilitis and Dont-
los Drug
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USSR. (3(l' cents. At Chisho
Store.
Mr. Chrrles M. Hays, the new.
General Manager of the Grand.
Trand, in an interview at Montreal
of
the
said, he would not take
hold
y
road till the new year. He spoke of
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•
DUNN'S
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TH! COK'S HES1` F`RtElND
L-Altl'tr fC$T SALE IN CrANADA.
the re'eent railway agreement as a'
l t and twar' oolnp'Gte1 aure'd
f crit good thing, p
Were coming.
fits' . and expressed the belief
to A. lei, , : , • . w n, Ont. that better times We - e
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Opposite Herman`s Motel,
WINGHAM, ' - ONTARIO.
Agency for Parisian Steam Laundry.
.. DEANS, Ja., Wiseman,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
HURON.
R THE COUNTY
OSa16s attended in any part of the Co. Chargee
Moderate.
JOHN CURRIE, WISGiaAnf, ONT.,
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All orders loft at the Tinos o1ROe promptly attend
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,Ail sales attended to prdnptly arid on the shortest
Notice.
Charges Moderate and SatistaotIOn Guaranteed.
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