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E. A.PFY FAMILY.
XeCartlay G'vea Montague a
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Roland If r Ms Oliver.
TEE RALDTSLI.ND AWN NEVER TET
.. ELECTED, MCU%RTHY sAys, EXCEPT
BY CORRUPT 1113ANS.
TELE WINGRAM TEA:ES DECEMBER 201, 1895,
THE DAIRY SCHOOL. ILondon, Ont., inspeetor and instruc-
tor for West= Dairymen's Associa-
A Two attontes' Course on don.
Eutter-idaking, 3. Cream separators—lsiark Spra-
- .. gue, Ameliasburg, Ont., iustructor
1 rasa:vest, ixsTnnearox ON DAIRY-
ING ESPECIALLY PREPARED FOR : for Creameries' Assoeuition.
4. Butter inaking—T, 0. Rogers,
VARMERs' SONS AND DADOUTERsIGuelph, foreman of butter depart
IN °111"111.10—nEmicG AND etatING !merit ; I? J. Sleighthri.lra, B, S. A.,
POE DAIRY STOCK. . instructor :with Traveling Dairy for
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Bracebridge, Dee. 13.—The closing
Tl e buildinos and equipment • are and cheese -malting ; the ram .e in,
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1.804-35.
The Dairy School in connection ! A course of 'wanes will bo given
with the Agricultural College,1 as mews :.
Guelph, will reopen on Jau. 14, I Professor of Dairying — Twenty -
1836„ and remain in session to the !four lectures on milk, butter and
14tb March a period. of two mouths. cheese; milk -testing, butterenaking,
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meeting. or the North Ontario cam-
paign was noteworthy for Mr. D'Alton
McCarthy 's onslaught on his foliose -
Conservative, Dr. Montague, who
Wailed the :member for North
Simeoe in bitter terms at a previous
Meeting, Mr. 'AlcCarthy Mentioned
the faet that he had often been called
get 'Dr. Montaguebnt of tcouble.
ever did. be carry. on an election
withal:it bribery," said Mr. Me-
Calthy, "and he was unseated in
spite of my efforts. This is the
gentleman who undertook to stand
on a platform and say my constit-
uents in North Simcoe did not pro-
pose to return me. 1 do not carry
the constituencer of North Simcoe in
my breeehes pocket, and 'Noah
*mcoe will do with 'me as North
boe thinks proper; but I have
n elected to Parliament five times
AS often as Dr, lIffontague has, and I
have been eleeted without the cm!.
rtipt expenditure of money. Dr.
Montague was never elected from
first to last without a vast expendi-
ture, and he has cost the Conserve-
t'sve party more than, all the other
Conservative members la the House
of CoMraons put. together. As to
Dr. Montague, he is a man for whona
I can express nothing and fell note-
, ing but the utmost loathing and
contempt. He says I am a political
afpossibility. I may be, but I am
not seeking to make my bread out of
polities. I can. live without it. 1
bave said to my constituents in
North Simcoe: When you. are tired
of isle I will retire, bat so long as
you, send me to Parliament I will do
my duty, irrespective of party, and
if that renders me a political impos-
sibility ia that I can never get office.
• I intend that my children shall know
that at all, events I have taken an
bo ' t part in the things which 1
dl
have dvoeated in -public life." Mr.
Me0. thy alluded to the accusation
at lie had. betrayed the secrets of
ir John Macdonald in that he had
•aid he was not a "protectionist." If
hat was blackening a man's chem.
hen he was the one that desired
blacken it, The man who black-
& Sir John Macdonald's- character
the,- man who called him a
rtionist." Sir John was forced
is party and against Ids will to
t "protection." Sir John had
im that he accepted the policy
rotection" with. doubt and mis-
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Cowardly 'rarities. 'nullity will overlook: is cowardice
West Huron was practically na. and Sir Mackenzie and his colleagues
represented during the last session of have laid themselves open to that
charge by the manner adapted in
Parliament, Mr. Patterson, the late bringing on the byeelections.
Minister of Militia on the eve of the In Canada, as in every other
meMber, resigned his pesition as
assembling of the House, and went country, there is a section of voters,
his health, Tao useaernmeat papers attention of this clement of the elee-
who do not vote as party men. The
to the Pacific! Coast for the benefit of
announced that on his return he torate and of fair-minded Conserveweid take the Lieutenant -Governor- fives ie specially directed to the un-
ship of Manitoba. As that pro- 1311-tis1/1 unmanly style in which
gramme has been carried out, and as these bye -elections are being held.
Mr. Patterson put in, only a perfunc- Such voters should ask themselves
tory appearance once or twice in the the question whether it is for the
House towards: the close,. we are public weal that the game of politics
justified in considering that West should be played with stacked. cards.
Huron was disfranchised durhig the The answer must be in the negative,
last session, and it will remain clis- for if such courses are to be allowed
franchised for a time in that which
is called to meet on January 2. Why
is it that a constituency which has
practically been open for almost a
year is allowed to remain open while
election day has been appointed in
other constituencies that have been
open only a few week, Even if it be
held that West Huron was not open
until Mr. Patterson had actually his
commission in his pocket, there still
remains the fact that the Govern-
ment has not yet bad the courage to
submit itself to be judged at the
polls by the electors of West Huron
complete, and students are offered o, ! of dairy products; seleetion, ree -
very broad and thorough course of !ins! and feeding of dairy stock, etc.
theoretical and. practical instruction! ing lectures on
in dairying. In addition to tha! general agriculture in relation to
ordinary appliances, there are in the i dairying. •
dairy stables close ,to the school, a Professor of Veterinary Science—
herd of 30 cows of different breeds: Three lectures on the diseases and
for observation and instruction. in ! treatment of dairy stock.
the methods of feeding and caring I Professor of Biology — Four.
for dairy stock; and a cream separa-llectures, tivo on geology and tivo on
tor run by tread. power in a room botany.
attached to the dairy barn. I Professor of . Chemistry —: Four
The course of practical instruction ' lectures on the nomenclature and
consists of two branches, viz: Factory i general principles of chemistry and
dairying and home dairying. Factory I ite relation to dairying. . .
Course: In this course students, I Bacteriologist—Five lectures on
under conspetent instructors, make lacteal ba,teriology. .
cheese and butter on a large seale, Mathematical Master—Seven lee -
learn how to run cream separators,Itures on mathematics and bookkeep-
and. are given fall and repeated. in- , ing, explaining fully the decimal
struction in the use of the Babcock!. system. .
Tester and Lactometer, together I Certificates of standing are given
with instructions as to the simplest : to those who pass all prescribed
and fairest methods of paying Pa- written and practical examinations—
•trons for their milk in factories where , some during the course and a more.
the Babcock Tester is used. There !difficult one at 'the close. The stand -
are five large eream separators .in i and for passing is 40 per c,ent.; for
this department, the Danish Weston, !second-class honors, 430 per cent,, and
the Alexandra, the Alpha de Laval, ' for first-class honors 75 per cent. To
the United States, and the Sharples' obtain'this certificate students must
Imperial Russian. • Full and repeated : attend. for at least seven weeks dur-
instrnetion, with' practice in the ' ing the . course and take .regular
running and general management of - work in all the branches of the
these machines is given daily !factory course.
throughout the osession.. In the i To any who bold a general certifi-
milhatesting room, there are eight of !cate of standing, a special dairy
the best makes of the Babeoek Tester,leertificate of proficiency in butter -
of different capacities, some run by i making, cheese -making, or both, will
hand and others ' by steam—all for i be granted when be has proved his
the use of the students in attendance ' ability to manage a creamery pr
from year to year ; •and in the butter cheese factory.
room, there is constant practice ! (1) By at least, two years' experi-
throughout the session in churning,lence as manager, one of which must
and ill the working, printing and.; be subsequent to his eollege course.
packing of butter according to thel (2) By sending monthly factory
most approved. methods. • i reports (hiring at least one season to
Discussion on practical dairy I our Professor of Dairying.
topits, especially on the difficulties ! (3) By passing a.satisfactory in:
which arise in making cheese and .spection as to cleanliness, tidiness
batter, are carried on in the cheese and quality ot goods made by him
room for an hour every afternoon.. daring the season.
These discussions have been of much I No entrance examination is re-
value to students, and •they will be! quired. Tuition is free to residents
continued in the future as in the : of the Province'of Ontario ; to non -
past. From time to time during the !residents, $5 for the- course. A pay:
session, this hour is devoted to the , ment of $3 in advance for incidental
judging of cheese and butter by !expense is required of all students in
experts brought to the school for' tho regular course; also a deposit of
that purpose. The scoring of the; $2 to cover possible breakage. This
judges is compared with that of the ! sum'of $2, if not required for break -
students, and reasons given for the i age, will be refunded when the
conclusions in each case. In this: student iea.ves.
way, students get a clear conception i Hoard and lodging in Guelph (a
TIM GEREMANDEns. I of the difference between poor, me -/1
' mile and a half fronathe Co e e or
College), t
idium and first-class goods. •• I close to the College grounds, may be
ling next to Dr. 'Montogue's
Cheese and butter factories should ' had for $3 per week.
errymander bill that he had I encourage their makers to devote a,1 Special provision is made for ladies
hat Mr. McCarthy had. pro- l
Id hive the Grits front Sar-1couple of months in the winter to who wish to take either the factory
the sea, the third party leader Ithis course. It is not intended to i or the home dairy course. Special
"The man who can stand on a! take the place of practical experience !apartments have been fitted up and
platform and make that state- I in a factory, but to supplement it, !famished for their comfort and. con -
not fit for decent society -11s of much practical valve to those venienee.
take it, and will undoubtedly In the home dairy cosine there is
is not a shadow of foundation!whe
At has not even the pretext of result in material advantage to the no eharge for tuition, but students
alne.ss." Mr. McCarthy admit- : factories in which they are em -
at. he had gone with his party 1 Ployed.
in This course is intended especially
• wandering the country
he said that in 1891 he I for farmers' sons and daughters, who
fitted to: Sir John Abbott, I wish to learn something about run -
Prime Minister, a draft bill . fling eream separators, using the
which would have taken ; Babcock Tester, and making butter
• f rrn The departmerdis fur -
a - - rushed vvith hand separators, butter- i dairy department, as it affords an
Abs county ,
prints, etc., and full in-
bution. This fair pro; workers,
a competent
n rejected by the Gov.! struction is giver" by
later the whole strength butter -maker in every detail regard-
rvative Parliamentary i trig borne dairy appliances the
a employed to defeat : handling of milk and eream, and the
t moved by him in the making of butter. Special instrtics
the expediency of tion in cheese making is also given
tribution upon county , when required.
Dr. Montague, Who Home dairy students are admitted
3wardice, wanted to to all lectures and discussions, in.
might have. waited eluding practical drill by the pro -
o his presence. He fessor of dairying on the points and
un in the IIouse of peculiarities of dairy cows. In a
O Dr. Aiontague always live -stock elass rootu provided for
a to speak after him. in the purpose.
He might have said. Front 15 to 20 students can be ac.
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EVERY FRIDAY 140111SING :
—AT TEE—
TIMES OFFICE, JosERHINE STREET
WINGHA111, ONTA140.
Subscription price, $1 P Or year, in v,dvanot
ADVERTISING RATES:
Space 1 1 yr. 1 0 mo. 1 3 Imo, 1 1 mo.
One iiiclumit fill:1'00 —340 00 [ 320 04 --ii 00
I
Malt " • 40 00 pa 00 • 12 00 6 00
quarter 1. ,20 00 12 00 I 750 CO
One inch ^ 6 00 300 , 500 100
.41he 4
who is the Own(
be law of finding is nc
nderstood, but it wa)
y years ago, and lt
the ease and, the di
tor to a store found
with its contents to the ut
be returned to the owl
three years, the owner bo;
to appear, the finder den
wallet and the money
merehant. The latter ref
liver them on the .ground
were found On his pren
finder then sued the shop
was decided that, agiti
world bat the owner, the
finder is perfect. The
au article found is only
first of the owner, then o
if the owner does not ap
receiver has no right
title against the findei
n the finder hes to ke
e owner.-13affalo Coi
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Legal and Other ottsua advertisements, So. per line
for Out insertion, and 31.1, per line 1 °reach subsequent
insertion. Measured bY nonpafell scale.
Local noticee 10o. per lino for first insertion, and
60, per ilne for each subsequent insertics.
Advertisements of Lost,Foind S ra od salsas=
there is nothing to prevent an un- :as Ilusiness.Ohances VI an e ,11' t 3' a ' 8 liner,
serupulous Government so buttress -I"' P.S.
a.?:sruele14 "IUIL, first month, and 60e. for each
ing and. protecting its hold on power Houses and Farms for Sale, not ,exceeding 8 lion
that it might be enabled to maintain ' sLi..40:r as:16,.teglisse,:ts, aqui; per st3bsequent month.
! Pts i roporton. ..
its position althouois overwhehningly
a . . spootal rates for larger advertieemente, or fel
1 These terms wiliebe strictly adhered to
while in North Ontario the. election
day was fixed in less than a month
after the death of the late member,
The Government's purpose . is
plain enough. Six vacancies exist,
and instead of adopting the decent
and courageous plan of holding all
the contests bit one day they are
arranged to come off one by one,
those in • which the Governinent's
chances of success are best being
held first, so that in the event of a
victory. it might serve to influence
the resalt in constituencies where the
outlook ;appears *more doubtful.
There is another advantage .which
must not be overlooked. It enables
the Government to throw its brigade
of workers into one constituency
after another. Mr. Hugh Suther-
land, President of the Hudson Bay
Railway, and a resident of Winnipeg,
has cultivated a sudden interest in
North Ontario, and in company with
Major McLennan, M.P. for Glengarry,
who is aid to be a director of the
same enterprise, has been in the con-
stituency foasome time. • It is not
unnatural to suppose that MaSuther-
land is not in North Ontario for his
health, or for the purpose of en-
couraging the Federal Government
to interfere in the domestic -concerns
of the Province to which he belongs.
He is an expectant applicant for
Goverament favors, and would doubt-
less like to perform some genial
service for the tottering bonus t'dis-
tributors on Parliament Hill. A body
which gives sueh a free interpreta-
tion to what may be done by order
in Council is one that a gentleman
in Mr. Sutherland's position might
well seek to put under obligation.
Should victory perch upon the Con-
servative banners, Mr. Sutherland,
it is to be supposed, will move into
• Cardwell. His sacrifices in the
cause of Toryism would entitle him
to something pretty handsome when
be got back to the capital. It would
be an ungrateful Minister who could
refuse any order in Council that the
situation of affairs seeraed to require.
eondemned by honest and paw
public opinion.—Globe.
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The undersigned in returning thanks
for past favors,beg leave to say that they
have a very large stock of
longer periods.
Advertisements and local notices without specific, •
dlrootione, will be inserted till forbid and charged
accordingly. Trabsitury advertisements must be
paid in advance
Changes for contract advertisements must be in
the Wee by Wednesday noon, in order to appear
that weak -
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PROTRI1TOR AND Vanuatu
LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH,
BARRELS, WOOD, &c.,
on hand, which will be sold at very close
prices to meet the requirements of the
hard times.
First Class Shingles,$1 70 per
'
Square.
Wood 75cts. per Cord, delivered.
DR MACDONALD,
man STREET,
wisou.sx,
W 13. TOWLER,M.D.O.M..
.
Member College Physicians and Surgeon', Ontario
—Coroner for County of Huron—
Office IIp-stairs, next to Mr Morton's office, Wing
ham, Chit.
°rpm 11 onas.-9 50 12 a. 1 to 6 p. in.,
Residence, Diagonal Street.
ONTARIO.
Everything else equally low. Come and
-see us before buying, as we will not be
undersold.
T P. KENNEDY, M. D., M. C. P.S. 0.
e(Suconesor to Dr. J. A. Meldrum.)
Gerd Medalist of Western University: Late House
Surgeon in London Generaillospital. Special &Mew
tion paid to diseases of women and children.
Oilice—Formerly occupied by Dr. Moldrum,Cornes
of Centre and Patric), street".
it iscnien - Oxr
R.
VANSTONE,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc..
Private and Company funda to loan at lowest rate
intermit. No commiscon charged. Mortgagee, took -
and farm property bought and sold
OFFiek—BeavermoOt WINDHAM
.1. A. MORTON,
EARRISTER. &o.,
Winghstr, Ont.
lideLEssx Jr SON. E. L. DICKINSON',
Wingharn, June 7th, 1803.
are charged 01 for incidental ex-
penses, and a deposit of $1 is requir- loaded dice in every election since
ed. to eover breakage. This latter. 1878. They have had the franchise
if not required will be •refunded act and the gerrymander. They
when the student leaves. Farmers' have unscraprilously used their con -
sons and daughters who are engaged trol of the Dominion purse to in -
in the malting of butter should be fluence constituencies by whatever
means fitted the locality. They
have had large campaign funds' to
influence the individual voters. Sure-
ly they might have the courage to
rely on these aids without resorting
to practices that is not too stron,g to
characterize as cowardly. They are
fond of proclaiming their admiration
for British precedents. Is a co,nstitu-
eney ever kept open in Britain for
months without rhyme or :reason,
save such reasons as dare not be
named; and whet would be the
verdict of public opinion there if a
constituency were wilfully disfran-
chised during the whole or any part
of a session because the Government
feared to submit its record to the
judgment of the electors? It is not
unfair to impute the Goveonment's
• avoidance of a conflict in West
Huron to want of courage. What
other reason can be suggested? We
would be glad to hear of any other,
but feel pretty ore that it will not
be offered. The public will forgive
some faults in an Administration,but
ono whieh no Anglo.Saxon emu -
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On Farm Mortgage at low rates of in-
terest on terms of live years or over.
Principal payable at end of term or
annually, if desired.
JOHN BURGESS,
Bluovale P. 0., Ont.
Agent for Huron and Erie Loan and
Savings Co., London. Ont.
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TIMIS Office, Wingham.
Would it be too much to astt the
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Tbey have bad the advantage of
back" to sound. principles especially interested in the home
opportunity for them, at little ex-
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in this very important branch of
farming.
An Enemy to Fear.
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piercing blasts of winter the better,
the Wan who is in good flesh with a
good circulation or the man who is
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par arid feel unprepared to face the
trying days of cold weather, • take
Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil
with the hypophosphites of lime and
soda. The eod liver oil will increase
the flesh and give you good blood,
while the hypophosphites will tone up
the nervous system and give you
greater resistive power.
RAO'S Clover Root, the great Blood
say before his fate, eontmodated thia coarse. Appli-
o 'behind his baek slander. cants may enter on or after the 14th
n ciRpkrectnity instraetors are:
people who might of january, and remain as long as
of hearing they Wi811-4W0 WeekS, the- entire
4 , session d two months, or longer.
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ly Executed.
TO HALSEY
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111. •
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Office—Corner Hamilton and St. Andrew streets,.
opposite Colborne Hotel.
GODBRION, ONTARIO •
DENTISTRY. -J. $. JEROME, L. D. S.,WisenAss.
Is manufacturing first.class seta of
• tooth as cheap as they can be made
in the Dominion. Teeth extracted,
absolutely without pain, by his now '
process, guaranteed perfe, tly ante.
OFFICE: In tho Beaver Block, opposite the
Brunswick House.
*Sas riga
1 ARTHUR J. TEWIR, D. D. 13., L. D. S.,
Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Pennsylvs.n6
Dental College.
oFmot---itAcooNALD BLOCK,
JOHN RITCHIE,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
ONTARIO
‘t,
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TO—
FRANK SCELI'S,
WHERE YOU GET 12 SHAVES AND 1 RAM OM
FOR $1.
Opposite Rernian's
WINGHAM, – ONTARIO.
Agency for Parisian Steam Laundry.
f• DEANS, JR., WING/IfAM,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER //OR THE Comm
OP HURON.
Sales attended in any part of the Co, Charges
Moderate.
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LiOnlistin AOOTIONESP. ItOn TEE COUNTIES
ilunON.AED =reg.
Alt orders left at the Toms Milo promptly attend,
ed to. Terms reasonable.
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.11111WIt ASO
n
All sales attended topromptly and en the ahortesb
Nthitstar.ges Moderate and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
All necessary arrangements Oen be made it tin
Titoge *Moe Ont
WinottaX
Money to Loan ort Notes,„
'Notes Discounted
11EASONABLE
Roney advineed ItOttgiOal Pot seEtWit
pirilase of ming at the end of toy you. Mk
and necounts collected.
3t.ONT. 114410100,
lietVer itself 00.7
p Opposite Macdonald BI
' Do you know a man
o'.:4repairs watches any 1
'Park,Waichmaker and J
1,!4
13ANK of HA
WING}
Capital, 1,4250,000.
President -3011N STUART.
Vice•Presh
DIV.201
Jou; PELOOTOlt, ONO, ROACIII,
WOOD, A. 0. La
Cashier—J. TU
Savings lirtnIE-11oure
. 1. Deposits of 51 and upwa
ulloWed.
Speouti Deposits al
rates Olt orest.
,t Drafts on Great Britain
O bought and void
13.
. L. DICKINSON,
For sale, about 60
• of it nearly all in pa$
buildings; largo par
the balance, about 4
land, with a large
still on it. About 1
seeded for pasture.
first-class pasture.
miles from Winghiu
is a good saw milli,
will bu sold on rea
particulars. ripply 1,
Vtingham, Ont.
25 ct11.,
DO ots, and
$1,00 Dottie.
Ono cent a dose.
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st cures Incipient
lt.I5 Cough and Oro
Sold at iltdsholm's