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:Il'1tID4X JULY 24,, 189t,
DAIRY PRODUCTS AT 'IEEE
EXHIBITIONS.
IsT J. W. \\'IIi,ATON
Daring. the tint 15 days of August
dairy products are usually prepared:
for the :e'en Fairs. Contemplating
exhibitors will do well t() note the
following;
1. No important prize wits ever
won by chance and ospeei:ally is.. this
the ease with tiny nlanufaetured
article such as butter and cheese.
Every cheese and butter -maker,
therefore, should have some definite
object in view in preparing his pro -
duet for exhibitor and should
end'ea.vur to put his best skill and
intelligence to work in tarring out a
perfect article.
2. Take the patrons into your con-
fidence and induct theta to take
particular care of the Milk on the
day when the exhibition product is
to be made and when good milk is
secured let the product made from it
be a reflection of your perfect work-
manship and intimate knowledge of
the best methods to adopt in making
a fine quality of cheese or butter.
3, Be very careful how a package
of cheese or batter is finished. A
badly finished cheese or an untidy
package of butter does not stand
much of a sliow for winning a prize
and will indicate the makers sloven-
ly and untidy habit of doing things.
• 4. Aside from the intrinsic wnrth
of the prizes won, alt exhibitions
have a high educational value. If
a maker is successful in winning the
prize he has the satisfaction of know-
ing that he was in a position to put
a little more skill and intelligence.
into his awls than his competitors
and by knowing the method adopted
Newt!' be able to put them into
' practice in his work during the
year. The educational value is just
as great for the maker who does not
win the prize. On receipt of his
score card he will find out in what
points of quality his exhibit is hick-
ing and by the knowledge thus
obtained he will be in a position to.
adopt better methods in his work
during the year.
5. The dairy industry of Canada
is an important one and our dairy-
men should remember that the dairy
exhibits at the leading fairs should
relnber that the dairy exhibits at 1 he
leading fairs should indicate to visi-
tors from abroad, not only its extent
but also that we make an article of
the very finest quality.
An Easy Care for Drunknnose.
Drunken fleas. )'lorphine and Tobacco
habit Wily easily be cured by the use of
Th'i's Double Chloride of Gold Tablets.
No efiart. is required of the patient and
stimulants may be taken. is usual until
voluniarilv'„iven up. Tablets way be
given in •tt•ain! co:fee•with outthepatient's
, knowledge. •1 eons guaranteed in every
case. LrurSale .by all first class druggists,
or will be sent on receipt of 31.00. Fur
full particulars address, 'rife Ohio
Chemiehl Works, Luna, Ohio.
FOUND AFTER 40 YEARS
WOMAN Wyfi0 SOUGHT TIER BROTHER
IN ALL PARTS OF TFT E aVORLD
LOCATES HIM AT LAST
Patterson, N. J., July 11i. -Forty
years ago .lir, yItir;,rl,rot Snl;th, wino
now resides at N.1 35t. Marki•t-street,
lost all trice of her brother, Robert
Blackwood. She was dutermiited
to find him, however and has Bever
ceased in her efforts to do so.
The postal authorities of countries
all over the world have been com-
municated \a ith and every resorce
exhausted, but alt in vain until! a
few weeks ago, when aIrs, Smith re-
ceived official notice from the pro-
vince of Victoria, Australia, to the
effect that a man named. Robert
Blackwood was in Hopetown, in
that province.
Site wr'.1te him a letter and today
received a reply showing that he is
her long lost brother. For years he
has been equally arduous in his
search for her but without as ail.
Blackwood is in g ciraomstan-
ees and promises to follow his letter
in person as soon as he can arrange
his affairs. After forty yearn' separ-
ation a happy re -union is in pros.
pest.
'Women who are weak and nervous,
who have to appetite and cannot sleep,
find strength and vigor in Hood's Sarsa-
parilla,
THE WINGH.AM'TIMES, JULY24, {SeltJ„
Llarl;z ' LZC roloisZIF
IN UNIVERSITY COI,I,EQE IIAS FALLEN
TO THE LOT OF DR, JOIINSTON
A CANADIAN.
The nearly established lectureship
in Latin in University College has
been filled by the appointment of
Mr, C. W. Johnston, 13, 2f„ tof Toronto
University, and Ph. D., of ,TQhn
HgdkinS,
Dr, Johnston is a Canadian and an
honor graduate of Classics ofToronto
University. After fielding with
great credit for souls years the
Classical Inastership in Brampton
High School heresigned his position
to take a post -graduate course in
Latin Greek and Sanskirt in John
Hopkins University the most cele-
brated seminary on the continent
for the training of teachers of ad-
vanced work in science and litera-
ture. At Johns Hopkins Dr. Jehn-
ston won the highest distinction,
He was University Scholar in Latin
in 1892-93, Fellow in 189;-94, and
Fellow by courtesy 1894-95. As a
. "r
State schools.
Addressing the Baptist Convention
of the Northwest, Bev, Alex. Grant
said: If the Baptists held their
peace about the much -talked -of
school question he was afraid that
the country would miss theta, and
that the otitis() of the Lord Jesus
Christ was going to suffer. Ile did
not believe that the last election bad
brought ns out of the woods,. Every
time that the State made an invasion
on the work of the church he was
going to tall: out. When the luisarl*
otified hands of the State officers
were laid on the ark of God in any
measure it was time for the country
talk out. It was said chat there was
an understanding between Mr. Laur-
ier and his Liberal supportersin this
country to settle this thing now. It
did not matter Much how, so long aa
it was settled and the Liberals could
keep power. Thus the Baptist con-
tention for principle was to be dealt
with as a cheap thing, as a little
thing, now that tbo Liberals were in
and they understood each other. He
offered himself as a member of tide
substitute for one of the regular staff' loyal Opposition to any such settle -
he has been acting Assisting Pro- nient to the question in Manitoba.
fessor in Latin in Cornell University . He believed that to put religion
highly recornended by Professor whether in the form of exercises or
Gildersleeve, Prof. Kirby Smith and of instruction into the State school
Dr. H. Wilson of the John Hopkins was to do the children incalculable
staff, and by Profs. Bennet and Dery ' danger. In the Province of Quebec
of Cornell. His scholarship will no the clergy had had their own way,
doubt be a source of strength to the and the male population of Quebec
Univerltity College and it is creditable was largely infidel today. Scotland
to the country that. Canadians are had board schools, which were prac-
bound so competent and well quasi- tically church schools, with the
Red to fill our highest educational catechism regularly taught, and
positions. within the last twenty-five years the
most appalling l pp g de terioi•atiotl 'had
come upon Scotland, The result of
'putting any measure of religious
AS DIVIDED FORIIUNICIYAL PURPOSES. Instruction into the schools would be
to give the clerics power over the
To his Hon. The Lieutenant Gov- Youth of the country, and it would
cruor in Council ; mean a fatal deterioration morally
We the undersigned Commission- and spiritually.
ers appointed under "The County 1 "If you love Manitoba," said. Mr.
Councils Act, 1896" by the Lieuten- I Grant, "you have got to set your
ant Governor in Council, to divide faces as a flint. Let us pledge our -
the county of Bruce into County selves that we will demand that the
council divisions report that having State keep its unsanctifltd hands off
duly considered all the evidence religion. So far as State matters
adduced before us, and having had' are concerned, I am an out and out
due regard, to the provisions of the secularist. Thoughtful men of other
said act, we have divided the said denominations are coming to recog-
cr unty into nine county council niza the logicalness of our position.
divisions, for the purposes of the What we have said has not been
said act as follows: without its influence. When the
1. The first county council divi- commissioners of the Manitoba Gov-,
sign to consist of the townships of
eminent met those of the Dominion
Bap -
Albemarle, Eastnor, Lindsay, Buryone alternative offered was on Bap -
St. Edmunds, and polling .sub -clivi -
not
ground. I believe that could'
sion number Live, the townships of not have been done four years ago.
Amabel and the town of 'Warton. I believe that spiritual reunion, per-
snnal religion is dependant upon the
way we settle this question."
BRUCE
2. The second division to consist
of the township of Arnabei except
polling sub -division number five, the
township of Arran and the village of The Students Copied.
Ta I'S Listowel issomewhat excited about
3. The third division to consist of the departmental examinations which
the township of Elderslie, pulling are at present going on at that town
sub -division number five of' the
township of Greenock and the high sebogl. The examiners are
villages of Chesley and Paisley. Messrs Bothwell, of Listowel, Mills
Theand Kilmer, of Stratford and Glassey
,
4. fourth division to �.onsist of St, Marys. The trouble is that
of the township of Brant and the,the examiners are insistingthat the
town of Walkerton.
•
5. The fifth division to consist of
the township of Carrick and polling
subdivision number 6 gf the town-
ship of Cuirass.
6. The sixth division to consist of
the township of Culross except poll-
ing soh -division number 6 and Of
the township of Greenock except
regulations of the department must
be carried out. The 'students had
only been writing for a short time
when it 'became evident that whole-
sale copying was going on. This
the examiners deterrnined to stamp
nut and the Stratford men took the
lead. Four or five candidates were
;1t411hrg; ,nl>-division number 5 andcaught in the act and were expelled
rill: gilt igo o! 'rl;eswater, from the rooms and there examin-
T. Tim seventh division to con▪ sist :ideas cancelled This was not • all,
of „he townships of Huron and Kin -
found
soon afterwards others were
Ions and the ilii a of I,ucktic '. found with notes up in their sleeves
8, The ei,:;hth dvisfontocoalaist ofready to drop on their desks when a
the town of Kincardine and the (.0nvenient time should arrive.
township of.Kineardine and tlie vill< '.here were evidences of a thorough
age of 7'irertori, organization on the part of those
9. The ninth division to consist of writing, and the candidates were
the township cif' Brune' and Saugeon . `pial nes that everyoneffound copying
tired the villages of '''ort Elgin and
6euthannpton.
All of which is respectively sub-
ruirt.ed.
Dated at the town of Walkerton,
in the said county of 13rucc, this 1st'
day of July, A. D., 18:)6,
Sed. S. J. JoN•Iss,
Jotrx Carson,
COnindssionCI'S.
—Wa lli erten Telescope, ation at the conclusion of tha
would have his examination cancell-
ed. Inspector Alexander who has
chnrge of the' examinations in the
county, has been appealed to several
times and asked to reprimand the
examiners for what they have done.
The father of one of the boys judged
to be acting improperly, asked the
inspector to allow his son to con -
Chum writing and have the ease
decided by the Minister of Educe -
examination. Mr. Alexander replied
Are Yoi Tired • that he could do nothing but instruct
All the time 2 This condition is a sure the examiners to obey the regulation§
indication that your blood is not rich and The Minitel. was then eommunicated
nourishing as it ought to be and as it with by the parent, but the decision
may be if you will take a few bottles of
the great blood purifier Hood's Sarsa- of the examiners and inspceto_• was
parilla. Thousands write that Hood's upheld by Mr. Ross.
Sarsaparilla has cured them of that 1
tired feeling by giving them rich, red '
bloShe —Did yo•i know I had a stow
Hoon's I'ltts act easily andpromptlybicye'e snit
on the liver ani bowels. Cure oleic He -No, I didn't, Whcr have
headache. you been limning C>'ver now.
ram Rotes.
People who serape and scour their
trees just for the looks of it, and
leave the loose bark on the ground
where it falls, are aiding the enemy.
If there are any insects among the
Mark they tiro still there and out of
sight of birds.
* * ae
The windmill will water the'stock,
grind and chop tlio feed, irrigate the
garden, and can be,harnessed in
other ways at will. There are few
farms where they will not repay the
cost, If they can he afforded at all,
they should not be called an expen-
sive luxury..
• * is
Grain farmers ana all others of the
single erop variety aro coining to
their senses by degrees. Ono at-
terptin„g, to carry on a farm these
times without the raising of stock of
some kind finds himself running
behind. Others make the real _profit
off all that he grows.
;r *
Thousand of tons of vegetable
rubbish are annually wasted because
farmers generally do not appreciate
the value of a mulch. The very
meaning of the word seems not to be
understood. The tops of plants and
trees want air and sunlight, but the
root need shade and moisture.
ae * ;t•
Be careful not to use brine from
the beef barrel in curing pork; no
'natter how thoroughly it has been
boiled, it will surely taint it, Pork
will not keep in a barrel which has
once kept beef, though this rule does
not work theother way, as beef will
keep well in a pork barrel.
* * *
Persistent work pays in net profit
and satisfaction. Weeds eat up .so
ntnch plant food, and drink up so
much water in a dry time ; and yet
they can be kept down so cheaply
with mower and smoothing harrow
and weeder if we use our brains in
the way of good management./
* * *
When preparing the wheat ground
arrange to let it lie for some days
after working down fine and firm, so
that the weeds will start, and then
tear it up with cultivator or cutaway
harrow and kill them. If this can
be done two or three times it will
help greatly in the future.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
imam 1 -oil A1011144 &i1031
Toronto itud Fast 0:04 a•m, 1:18 pan
11:20 " 10:07 "
5:15. p. Clinton
Palmerston Nixed 7:20 " 10:40.a.in
London and South 0:5Q a.m. 11:10 " 1
5:15 p.m. 8:00 p.m,
Kincardine 31:20 man. 0:04 a.m. 1
1:18 p 1n. 11:20 "
10;07 " 0:65 p.m.
BANK of HAMILTON
WINGHANI.
Capital, 01,250,000. 'lest, $050,000
Prosrdunt-Jens NTUAt1T,
Viou•Presidont-A.G:, li.waAy.
DI1?.EC'TOES
Joan PRoOrOR,. Oxo, Ito.oli, wa GtsaoN, AI P, A. T.
1Vggn, A. If. LRx (Toronto),
Cashier -J. TURNBULJ..
Savings Bank-Itoure, 10 to 3; Saturdays, 10
1. llowed,
De posits Qf x41 and upwards received and Interest
a
Special'Ddposits •also received at current
rates of ir.. stoat.
Drafts on Great Britain and the United State'
bought and sold
13, 'ILLSON, AOIs'N7
I•], L. DICKINSON, Solicitor..
JOB PRINTING,
INCLUDING Bogk,, Paniplilr•ts, Posters, li l
11 heads, Circulars, ego., &e., exeeutcil is x11. hest
style of the art, at moderato irices, and on short
notice. Apply or address
S. G. BROWN,
Tuns (Mice, wingham.
BOOKBINDING.
Wa are pleased to announce that ANY Books hr
Magazines lute with us for Binding,, will have our
prompt attention. Prices for Binding in any style
will ha given on application to the Triage Office.
,
.Monty to Loan on Notes
Notes Discounted
AT REASONABL 1 RATES
money advnncrd' on Mortgages at si per nentwhh
privilege of paying at, the end of any year. Not, s
end: accounts collected.
2i,u2T. 8IcIAND00.
Beaver Block 1,Vinghau4, Out.
i° WE STILL LEAD IN
Barn yard manure increases the 1 r t�!
wood growth of nearly all. fruit 1 ATCHE�.
trees, while potash tends to increase 0
the fruit growth. The former can 0
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3
Ir
not be allowed to suffer at the ex- 4
pense of the vitality of the tree. )1
Without a new yearly wood growth
the- prospect of fruit -would be greatly IF
' JEELER•
reduced.
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barn yard. It is surprising that 1 SILVERWARE 1 Irrl,tlt J. lit+a'1N, D. D.
good farmers do not contrive, that
piI Doctor or Dental
speedy ways to cure the matter. f3 Dental College.Such a thing is a detriment to the f 1 OFFICE---MACDONALD
whole place, and an eyesore to the 1
whole country around. Clean it up
and dram it o
There is a way to overcome every-
thing, even the nuisance of a muddy al
f 0 1)1 1AM 1,111f$
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1'.Y.EitY TRIDAT atoll x1N6}
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TI OFFiOE, JOSEPHIM t,r'i REE'V
iS'INCr1IAI1, QX`iTA1t1Q,
Sutrscriotiolsprioo,$11,m ;yc»i . , (vane
ADVERTISING RATES:
$rrcc 1 1 yr. 10 mo, 1 as a o. 11 n10
Ono Column 300 00 1140 00 1820 00 5 00
hall •' 40 00 20 00 12 00 0 005
Quarter " •20 00 12 00 i 0x) , 8 004
Unr Lu b ......._ ... 5 40 3 00 I 2 OQ _1 00'
Legal 911,1 01 lot. naaim adr ertisemente se, per line
for drat in septi m, and Su. pup Ilan fore,.ci.3ubaequent
insertion. Measured by nonpareil 10.4e.
Local anticus iSe, per il,e fol first ii eni•tion, ands
Go. ppr line for cooh subpegtlont amt.: kr,
Adrertisemente of Lost, Fqund, Strayed,Situatione..
and. i3usilp'•i Chances \Valtted, notocree.ling 8. lines.
rump tr.11), $a rue 111'dt u»nth, a id 5)c, for each.
subecgnc•,[ month,
Bonen, ;old Farms is for Sale, not exceeding 8 lined'
31 for that mouth, 50c, per suhaugaent month.
Larger advertisements in 1,+opurtian,
1 'these 1.1018 will bu strictly adhered to
Special note,, for larger advertisements, or fo
longer , ,,ei, 4,,.
I Ado e, liruniunts and local notices without speorfl
direction., will he Inserted till forbid and charged
aceordine ,. Transitory advertisements must be
paid n1 ads arise
Change, us' contract adv crtteouleuts ;mat be in
the other ll Wcdueadny noon, in order to appear
that week
S. 0. ituowN,
PROpIniTOR AND PUnL1Bn■B
DR \R MACDONALD,
CENTRE STREET„
WiNonew,
•
R. vANSTONE,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Ete.,
Private tinct Company funds to loan '+t towed. rata.
interest, No rotnmieslpn charged, Mortgages,
and tarn' property bought. and sold
OFFICE -Beaver Block WIN0r11M
J. A. MORTON,
BARRISTER, to„
Whigham, Ont. •
E. L. DICKINSON,
BARRISTER, ETC.
nOLIOITO)t TO BAI(Y OF HAMILTON, MONHY TO•
LOAN.
Office-e-MO.0r Block. a ►Ingham.
NI • G. CAMERON,
NARI11SrE11, SOLICITOR, CONVEYANOEB, stc
Odics-Corner Hamilton and St. Andrew streets
opp)$ite Colborne Hotel,
GOONA10 N, ONTARIO.
DENTISTRY. --.1. S. JEtROME, L. D. S.,WINe■1M.
4 ..•�yy Is mnnutactarmg firet•ctl!e sets of
teeth as ubeap as tbuy can be Ixade
in the Dominion. Tenth oxtraoted
absolutely without pain, by his new
process, guaranteed perk. Uy safe.
OFFICE : hl the Boavur Block, opposite - the
Brunswick House.
a., L. D. S.,
Surgery of the PonasylvaoL.
ff.
The soil, the seed and the work-�',
OF CHARGE.
ff
man are about equally responsible Fr
i
for a good crop, but each one of these le
must be at its best to get full. ad- i� WE.]GEA') OTHERS C�
vantage' of the others. If the sower, �F Lr
the seed or the soil is more than pro- • 'FOLLOW. ' • li
portionately deficient, more than its 11
own proportion of the erop is likely 1 , r,
to fall short. 1 IYI�IVL7�V3
* * * � THE OPTICIAN. • 1
Stirring the soil in warm weather 1'
makes it wanner by.admitting the �•i�
,,'.i...
,•,_s,,,iz,� ,,,T;,��•7
outside air. It also. stimulates de- 1
I composition of any valuable matter I '
BLOCK.
1 EYE SIGHT TESTED FREE Nu'is-0'11 visit Blyth avert' Wednesday..
the soil contains, and thus directly
adds to the available supply of fer-
tility. Unless the cultivator is kept
busy, manure .makes the weeds grow
as well as the orop.
*• ;e ,*
Whitewash is the friend of the
stable man. It absorbs the odors
purifies the air of the building. It
is the best of insecticides, and where
the red mites abound immediate re-
lief will result. Added to this is the
pleasure of seeing things look so
I bright, and the color can be varied
I to suit the taste.
"Going to get marrieg? What
for ?"
"Well, why shouldn't I? My
' father did so, and my grandfather
didbeforeme."
"I see one of those hereditary mis-
i fortunes, I supp.lse."
i Mamma—You' know, Johnny
when matnnia whips her little boy
she does it for his ovrn good.
Johnny—Mamma I wish you
didn't think so nmeh of tine.
YOUNG PEOPLE'S UNION.
Y. 1'.S 0 E. -Meeting in basement of
Presbyterian church every Friday evening.
Subject for July 24x11: Claiming the Prom.
ises. Isa. 40: 25.51.
EPWORTi•1 LEAGUE. -Meeting every
Thursday evening; in the Methodist church.
Subject for duly :30th : Great and Precious
Promise ti '2 Peter i. 4,, W. Gifford, Lily
Kinsman, Gertie Russell, ]!'rank 1Ii11, W.
13oubledeo,
B. Y. P. 11.- -Wresting every Tuesday
evening in the Baptist church.
JOHN RITCHIE
4.3ENEILAL INSURANCE ADIENT
\Visna AN,
ONTARIO"
fie DEANS, JI.. Wisouse,
L10ENS:-D AIJCTIONEEn Feu Ttili COUNT?'
OF ilUltu,\.
Sales attended In any pert of the Co. Charges•-
Moder:.te,
OLIN CU1•tRI , 1•VINOi.M, ONT.,
LIOENSED AUCTIONEER
Sales of Faru, Stock and Harm implementer Si. -
specialty.
All orders lett at the Thais otlice promptly attend
ed to. Terms reasonable.
G -O 'Z'O_---
FRANK SCELI's, .
W)IE)tii YOU SET 12 S1IAVP.3 AND 1 RUB
Fon $1.
Opposite Norman's Hotel,
WINGHAM, - - ONTARIO
Agency for Parisian Stcam Laundry,
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
G• CCourt Maitland, No, 5:1, Canadian
• .—Order Order Forester...giversthe second
For ' ''gfJ,..oitJ T -six year. and Iast Friday evening of awry mouth, in Ore.
goryY's Block Visiting brethren welcome. T. J..
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Mehran, C. It. 11. B. Elliott, It. 8.
DUNNS
BAKINC
POWDER
L. L._wino., i., 0. 1,., :to. ;04 meets
th i
the ,4 1,
Mall; visitor1vtI105,(;olly,v,5.,
W. AI.; \\ , J. Meaty, Ree.•Scc,
��ii _Camp Caledonia, No, 40, moot
r �7s a (.dr the first and third Alonda� iu
'NEGBBK• S BEST FRIEND 1
Unhr.n ,,w1 u, cinhoe. , , V1tFLAnGEv SALE IN CANADA. GOtIun,
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