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W lit 1: it i;tlltr('s. i they were cleaned every day, and 5 1 hvtve very little patienee with the fowls were fres from 'vermin.
a, v the aft repotted assertion that "hens l'l'hoy were veritable gluttons, and I
won't lay unless they work all day." staffed then enough to make a the-
,
1111ID:t.Y, JA*!UARY '24, 18:11. I l e to a certain ex (wetland mans hair stand on end, but
h d e over and (vat a alrt
During the month of November, in the habit of getting up about 4
the G. P. St II, Street Reilwzty Com- o'elaek every morning, and after
pony carried some 15,000 passengers. lighting the fire retiring to bed
The total number of passengors ear- again. Ile supposes that Ms father
ried during the year jest closed was followecl his usual custom that morn-
ing, and that by some means or
other the lighted stove ignited the
building.
t rut that exercise c • 175,000, an average of 15,000 each
tent is neeeasatrv; se is it for eewg. they p;ti In
lint just fancy .1lrs. Jones hanging for their fend, and were admired by month. The company also carried
UNJUST DISCRIMINATION. up a bunch of roots before a fine everyone o saw them. 'keep an 500 tons of freight during the past
of
Here are a few samples "equal Jersey cow fur her to jump at; there accurate account of all expenditure month and Burin the
g year about
P is about as much sense in doing it and returns, and can substantiate 5000 tons. This is a vary saris
fights from the Government's record: for the eon ars the hen, and about as as every assertion made. I should like factory annual record, both in the
_- Governs ent allows the n anu- Inue•li good. I have as line a flock to hear froin others on this subjeet, number of pounds of freight and the
faeturers a rebate of 99 per cent of of laying hens as can be found- as it is one of much interest to the number of passengers.
Ad -
!the ditties paid on raw mater.
al used regaPltr egg -Machines, and a turnip farming community.—Farmers Kincardine came near having a
next
f f ods Ad -
for w -
wolltd hang up intact ootid vacate.
tragedy on New Year's eve. A man
spring if ttiev bad to uhn at it, Thomas,
port. us the Canadian c iltangulcI
in the manufacture 0 go
7"h 1 ensumer M are more readily eaten In The Beginning from near St, T s, Carey by
ha* to bear the burden or protee' ire that' turnips, and a larger quantity ' Of a new year, when the winter season ' name, was returning from a. hunting,
I utitcturers will be devoured, If they are sliced of close oonttnotnent is only halt gone, expedition. During the day some
in order to enable the mangunny find that their health begins to men who had little to do mad( a
to sell their wares at a lower price to down the center and laid in the feed- break down, that the least exposure business of teasing him and about 10
ing truu;;lt, the hen; will atteud to threatens sickness, It is then as wall ae : o'clock he became so exasperated
foreigners. For instance, when a the rest, I feed • tlreut about two t I1 Cher times and with people even he his rifle loaded it and
Canadian farmer buys a farming hours atter the cooked hay -in the that h
implement the price he pays. is in- morning, about four medium roots,
. creased by the amount of the duty being sliced up by 100 hens, Leave
material used in its manufaeture; ' no atilt() food front ono day to anoth-
er-' eaten up clean
to Australia, the manufacturer g(:ts, In the production o' u -
a green butte twill is of inestimable elusively to the preparation of the pro- dirt Manuel Fteetnan one of the
prietary medicine. Does not this coo- Oldest and most highly respected
a s d health. th t the following facts d o
Hood's Sarsaparilla leads everything in men were. Lue kilt' no one was
the way of medicines; that it world; lhurt. He was arrested and locked
plishes the greatest cures in the world;
has the largest sale in the world, and up, but was permitted to go in the
el; feed just is requires the largest building in the morning.
when the implement is shipped,. say, I t f winter eggs largest
In goo ea . ,
should be remem fared, namely: that began firing into the hotel where the
est building's the vwrld devoted es
back from the Government 99 per help; it reduces the grain bill one -
cent, of the duty, simply to enable half and makes the fowls more thrifty
:tint to make the price to the Austral- , while the increase in the number of
eggs would hardly bo credited by
tan farmer lower by that amount. one who had not used ground green
Nor is this all. The Candian Gov- bone and meat as a part of the daily
food. Dry ground bone is good to a
certain extent, but of course is not a
food line the green bone and loan
meat. Now, if you measure out a
pound to every sixteen hens (the
eminent pays $125,000 annually 10
a steamship line between British
Columbia and Australia. The result
is twofold. In the first place, this
subsidy—paid out of the money con- amount usually recommended by
tributed to the revenue by all classes many writers), about one-half of the
''E't1 community—enables the man- sixteen (the laying half, you will
ufaeturer to place his goods at a find) will gobble up three-quarters
lower coat in the hands of the Aus- of the pound, the other eight will get
tralian purchaser than would be the about one-half of what you intended
case otherwise. The second result them to have. Uuless each hen
is that farm products from Australia could be fed by herself, that will in -
are getting a footing in this country, variably happen. Now, let me tell
and. the Canadian farmer bas,the you that all the green bone the hens
pleasant prospect before hint of see- will eat will not hurt their ,laying
-ing Australian goods .brought into qualities one whit, but will increase
Canada with the aid of his own the dozens of eggs until you are as-
money to complete with the product tonishrd. This should -be fed after
of his own farm. Why does not the I dinner, but I prefer the hot hay in
Government subsidize the steamers tl e morning followed by roots, be -
which carry Canauianfarmproduets ' cause if the hens get what they like
to England ? It. is because the farm- 1 est, viz., ground bone and grain,
ers have no "pull" with the Govern- first, they will not eat a suflieiency
hent? Liberals have no grudge' i f the bulky food, consequently the
against the: manufacturers. Tiny latter should be fed first. ' Now, as
would like to see all legitituate 'in- to throwing grail: among litter for
dustries prosper and flourish; but them to scratch after, will sometimes
they have a decided objection to the tell us what kind of bens vvill scratch
coddling of hot -house inanufacturers all day for a few handfuls of grain,
4 ,,,atethe expense of the larger portion in say six inches of litter, wliich is
; of the people of tltecountry.—Goder- far too much on the floor, for many
t ieh°Signal. reasons? A good, lively flock of
hens would turn every straw or leaf
upside down in half an hour. If you
FEEDING 'POR WINTER EGGS. gave them enough to keep them at
-- work all day, you might carry in
BY R. C. ALLAN, half a barrel to fifty, and I'll engage
The article by Mr. Maw, in the they will find every kernel in a good
deal less than halt' a day, if they can
Advocate of Dee. 2, '95, on winter only eat it all. A covered dish of
eggs, while treating of a very sea- rafn kept in the house and a Mind
sonable topic, fails to enter faliyinto fol thrown to them every time the
even the meagre details given on the eggs.are gathered, is, I find, is the
subject. There is a great deal of best way to give them something to
arrant nonsense paraded in tho col -
do; one quart to 00 hens will be
minis of oar papers, tnuelt that i , sufficient. This, with the work of
si mply the theory on the part of the
writers, of the reiteration of asses- packing the roots, will be all the
exercise they will need. Cabbage
• t c 1 clic
he( h o
some ofresult
tions made by sot i should be cooked the same as the hay Ina. his atm in a sling as the i pointed
writer that appeared to the imp rat -
and given occasionally for a change.
sill author to be sensible; but lvhc:n Whefeeding for night, give all they
ap 1p led to practical work, invariably will eat. Wheat is the best grain
prove ulesueceastaL At the risk ul' for steady use, but on very cold of some cheese. Ile got off the train blowing it nearly to pieces. The
calling down on my devoted head
nights I feed whole corn warmed in and before his business was transact IIarlisons lire on the canal bank.
the derision of my follow poultry the oven. They cannot go to roost ed it started. He rushed to catch it
Men, I beg leave to assert that more with crops to full fur the long cold and came in contact with , a post i A Brantford despatch says: .After
bens, by 50 to 1, fail to lay frond nights If properly fed before,' they near the track, which threw him Mr. George Addy, of Newport and
want of food rather than from excess won't ext ala iuiteh ;;rain as you against the car, fracturing his shoal- his bride bad returned from their
of it. liens must be in good condi- - wedding trip they went to live with
t tion (fat, if yoa choose to put it that fancy; but le yea halt' starve, •thele der blade. Hugh Addy, George's father. On
thein all day, they will gorge then ,,,,__„_ passed ...,<.0 a,<rAn.rne,n:._ T..1..:a .. ,.i..d,H ., nnmh.n' nt t'Aiiru
selves oil the grain. I know from
way) to lay, A. thin hen never
1
elusively prove, if you are sick, that res!dents of Oxford county, died at
Hood's Sarsaparilla is the medicine for his residents, Princeton, on Monday,
you to take Y
aged 77 years. He had lived in the
Ontario West. county for more than half -a -century,
Wm. Chamberlain, traveller for D. and daring that time had been a
B. Philips, of Woodstock, took din- very successful farmer. He leaves,
ner with his sister, Mrs. H. P. S. five children to mourn his loss—
Crooks, at Brantford on Friday. He Willaim, who resides at Princeton ;
ate a hearty meal. After dinner he Mrs, F. J. Gissing, at Los Angeles.
started up town, hemorrhage of the Cal. ; Mrs. F. J. Daniels, Princeton ;
lungs started, and he was being as- and Jennie and Hattie, who resided
sisted to the doctor's across the street, with their father.
but as soon as he reached the opposite This morning a very serious asci
1 back d
Coatripat►on Owed.
Guars, ---I was in very poor l,ealth for
over four yeari, the doctor said it was
Constipation. Not wanting to spend too
much cash, I trot throe bottles of Bur-
dock Blood Bitters and took it regularly.
I can certify that I am now in the very
lest of health and feel vary grateful to
B. B.13.
ALFRED TRUAY,
Montreal, Que.
King Leopold of Belguitn, it is
said, detests instrumental music of
any kind. It seems to cause him
real physical stiffering. If anyone
sits down at the piano in the king's
presence his Majesty swiftly vanishes,
while it is said that he would "run a
mile" to escape the sound of his
queen's harp;
Tore up your references! Why,
you must have been crasy. Shure
and you wouldn't have thought so if
you bad seen the riforinees,
side of the street he fel ae au dent happened to Mr, John Knowles,
expired. of the firni of Knowles Bros., thresh -
Mr. George Kerr, a farmer of Til- ers, Granton. They wero in the act
bury East, started home on Saturday of moving their clover threshers to a
night driving a deam of horses and a neighbor's barn and while passing
pair of trucks." When about half out of their own gate John, who was
way home he evidently fell off the driving and walking alongside was
wagon and was stunned and .the caught between a portion of the
horses went hone alone. Two hours machine which projects about two
afterwards he was found with both feet in the rear end and the gate
legs badly frozen, and there is a post, resulting in the fracture of
probability that the doctors will have ,several ribs and serious internal
to amputate his legs. injuries. He is under the care of
Drs. Lang and Thompson.
Mr. J, H. Smale, Yarmouth, has
struck oil on his farm, which is lot ' . A number of Bothwell business
ie
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FRANK SCELI'S,
wan= xov GET 12 sinxiis asn 1 min
Fos $1..
Opposite Korman's trotel,
WINGHAMM, - ONTARIO.
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Capital, $1,250,000. Rest, $650,000
President -3011N STUART.
13 concession 6. Mr. Smale sank a people have been not fi d by the vi(arreatda,t—A. U. RAnaAT.
well on the gravel to seek for water, authorities at Ottawa that their
and at a depth or six feet struck claims against the Monavian Indians
what he was after and oil as well. of the Thames, which were recently
The oil floats on top of the water in inquired into and audited by an
every pailful pumped. It is, Mr. officer from the Indian department,
Swale reports, clear in color. He and which the Indians have agreed
believes from the indications, that to pay 70 cents on the dollar of the
there is oil nn his farm, and desires ' =omit of accounts, would be paid
to have it developed. as soon as the department received
1 an intimation in writing that they
Mr. Thomas O'Donnell, a worthy ; were willing to accept the offer
citizen of Stratford, ran up against of the Indians in full settlement.
the game law, which he had unthink- Another sad shooting affair oe-
in
violated. He had threebhares . cured in Brantford on Monday night.
in his possession, presumably shot in
the vicinity 'of Gadshill, contrary to , Robert Harrison, about `l.0 years of
the provi;;ion which makes all the i age, employed at the Waterotfs
year a close season, except the three , Engine Works Company, accidently
months between Sept, 15th and Dee. shot and instantly killed his mother.
15th. Under the circumstances, only `. Mrs. Harrison was reading a paper
a small fine was imposed -85. and , at the time. The shotgun, whieh
costs. 1 was hanging on the wall, ' was
supposed to be in full cock. In telt-
Hon Thomas Ballantyne is carry- ing it down off the hook, he had the
'L10
towards
leis mother S
muzzle
of an accident. Last Thursday he ; head, when the gun went off. Most
had a:' appointment to meet a man of the shot went through the eye and
at Bright station regarding, the sale came out at the back of the head,
lays.
many )'011$ experience that hens
The first paragraph in the article feel ids 1 hove described will give a
above referred to contains some ad -
geed 1teeonC;t of themselves, even if
mirable hints to all who keep hens, they ren sit huddled in a corner part
but the last is, to say the least of it of rhe time; they (lien do that for
misleading to the amateur. In the vv.ltrnrtil.
first place, a steady supply of winter I'ult vxte, ,hauled be given first
kgs Cannot be obtained if no other
i_ green food fe given except the table dila-; in the morning; it should be
scraps from an ordinary kitchen, slislls.l% walrnit'II. The hens often
with: araw Cabbage or turnip for vvilnr. al flrink,-bc'ibre eating.. and ley
vise hens to jump at, Cut clover hay,wait► r i3 notgood.1 or lime and
tr ''1, ,plaster
with a len-
all the hens care to eat once a day, „i 11,, :1 „l, or old T
is absolutely necessary; it is one of tint! •.0 i,i,!y t hl alas lasswarc or
she beet persuaders to egg produc• lokor;• is'liflell relished. works, Mildmay, on Monday eve -`farther, was burned to death on
tlifta. known It should be eut very Miller :tu.., n system of feeding, ping. Previous to attaching the Tuesday morning in his house, East
r
and had
•decided n
ed
theyec dwas a
dynamo oIle
thcc n m
e toera85,
engine Itotry`
•y
i C have c
ATM t ;,inrh);•and whore there are no in the ]nhlctt►, or ',Lit winter l
especial appliances for preparing the 41 VV. aged 20 eggs per day from a to try the engine first, but the ex- lived on the same faun about GO
evoked rations of the fowls, may be port of 27 pullets for two tnontlis,atncl haunt pipe being frozen the engine' years. The old man was a widower,
er*cnlnied tightly into the pot, which havo gathered from :;0 to 40 per day
should then he half tilled with water from n pen of flO year old bens The
trog boiled. It should scald ten or Muses. were so cold that in severe
Mew tin tes. To a pailful of the weather pieces of carpeting were
lire.; add about two quarts canelle; fastened over the roosts and down
tie can eat tip clean, you combs or so before the damages will be re- remains of the old man. he corpse
t be afraid that they will eat were seldom let ort' of these two pens aired and the merchants will have was almost reduced to ashes. Isis
it is soon -digested, and wvllieh were only about half as large Paired, son William said that his Cather was
fbr another meal as poultry writers insist upon; but to return to kerosene for lights.
ing, one of London's oldest and most people assembled to charivari the
respected residents. in the person of young couple. When the sport was
Mrs. Sara Morgan, relict of the late running high both the Addys (father
David Morgan. Mrs. Morgan was a and son) appeared on the scene and
sister of the late David Hughes, for ordered the noisy crowd away. The
many years London's relief officer, crowd dispersed for a time, bat soon
and of the late Mrs. (Dr.) Drake, of reassembled and resumed their noise.
Kingsville,. Ont. Had she lived until Hugh Addy then fired a shot -gun,
March 5th nest, she would have and Wm. Knight, a young farmer,
celebrated her 97th birthday. She was wounded in the abdomen so
came to this country in 1821. !badly that there are grave doubts of
What might have terminated in a: his recovery.
fatality occurred at the eleetrie light; George Bruce, a much respected
ran for about half a minute and then i and lived by himself. At 6 a. m. the
stopped but the pressure of steaall' house was noticed in flames. People
was so great that the engine explod- i made for the burning building' with
ed scattering pieces of iron all over 'all possible speed, but just as they
the room, the governors falling at got there the roof Caved in and the
It a11d feed idol. Let then' along elle dropping oar s t( .cep Michael Werner's feet, fortunately little wooden structures collapsed en -
j thetubs frons freezing' The fowls not hitting him. It will be a week tirely. They discovered the charred
JouN PaoeroR. fiEo, mum, Wu OIR,oN, M 1?, A. T.
Woo», A. 1'. Lits (Toroutol.
Cashier—J. TURNBULI,..
Savings Eatok—Hom e,10 to 3- Saturdays, 10
1. Deposits of 01 and upwards received and interest
allowed._ Deposita also received at current
rates of is,)rest.
Drafts a, Great Britain and the United States
bought and sold
B. WILLSON, AGENT
E. L. DIOKINSON, Solicitor.
RINGS!
GOLD RINGS!
S. 0. I]ROWN,
Paeratatoa AND PUBt.Dr/s
DR DIAODUMALD,
CENTER $TitSEY.
wneouAM,
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• BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Ste.,
Private and Company funds to loan at lowest rate
interest. No oommieslon charged. Mortgages, tools
and farm property beuakt and sold
OFFIOE—Brayer Block Wi1;oRAu
J. A. MORTON,
I3ARRISTER, kc.,
Ont
inghan,,
. .:i . L. DICKINSON,
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sOLIOITOF TO BANK of RAieILTON. MONET TO
LOAN.
Whoa—Meyer Block, Wingham.
M G. CAMERON,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, CONVEYANCER, tee,
Office—Corner Hamilton and St. Andrew streets,
opposite Colborne Hotel,
Go➢Raton, - ONTARIO..
TEVTISTRY.—J. S. JEROME, L. D. S.,WIRGIAtl,
Is manufacturing first-class seta of
teeth as cheap as they can be made
in the Dominion. Teeth extracted
absolutely without pain, by his new
proem, guaranteed perfe.tey safe.
OFFICE: In the Bearer Block, opposite the
Brunswick House.
0 3i'fiitci,
ARTHUR J. IRWIN, D. D. 0., L. D. S.,
Doctor of Dental Surgeryof the Pennsylvania.
Dental College.
OFFIOE---MAODONALD BLOCK.
Nora—Will visit Blyth every Wednesday.
JOHN RITCHIE,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
am the only Jeweler north of Lon- Nal GUAM,
don who cart and does make rings on the
premises.
1 maks and finish all work in the best
possible manner, and guarantee satisfac-
tion in every onstance.
t
Where gold is found, I always return
the saute gold, manufactured as per
order.
By leaving your order with dee, you
can save trom 25c to $2, according to
style, weight and quality of ring.
We also make to order Engraved Coin
Brooches, Bangle Pins, etc., eta., at
Moderate Prices.
jewelery Eepairing and En-
graving Neatly and Prompt-
ly Executed.
HALSEY PARK,
JEWELER.
Opposite Macdonald Block, Wingham.
Do you know a man in Canada that
repairs, 'watches any better than Halsey
?ark,Watohmaker and Jeweler. INingliam?
For Twenty -Six Years
DU-NN'S
AKIr ;
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THE COOK'S BEST FRIEND
LARGEST SALE lig CANADA.
un tionIni
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♦alesideMeeti,e and the beiges medicine ,lent Tree fa
ray stigeror.*LOOMS mBtit1CAL C0 W.,aaTanni Ont. ad M .
ONTARIO
p DEANS, JR., WiNon, ,,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR TEE COUNTY
OF r1URON.
Sales attended in any part of the Co. Chargee
Moderate.
JOHN CURItIE, WINORAM, ONT.,
JOHN
LICENSED AUCTI ONEER.
Sales of Fern Stock and Farm Implements a
specialty.
All orders left at the Tures Wilco promptly attend.
ed to. Terms reasonable.
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. r . Order Foresters,,neets the second
and last Friday evening of every month, in Oro.
gory'e Block. Visiting brethren welcome. John
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e . . first Friday In every month in
the Orange Hatl; visitors welcome. d.0, Stewart,
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JOB PRINTING,
INCLUDING Books, Pamphlets, rosters, Bill
Meads, Circulars, dcc., .te., c*eouted in the beet
style of the art, at moderato prices, and 00 short
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BOOKBiNDING.
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Money to Loan on Notes.
Notes Discounted,
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privilege of paying at the end of any year. Notes
and Recounts collected.
ItDBT. MbINDOO,
Beaver Block Wineham, Ont.
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