The Wingham Times, 1896-10-16, Page 54
THE WINGHAM TIMES, OCTOBER 1 6„ 1896.
JUST RECEIVED
A FRESH stiPet.v
DE,Williams! Pink Piiis
Al CHISHOLM'S BM STONE.
WINGIIA171., ONT.
NEW CROP
TIMOTHY SEED,
AMERICAN
PLYMOUTH
BINDER TWINE,
SCREEN DOOM,
REFRIGATORS,
ICE •CREAM
FREEZERS,
Also full Tine of
AQUET LA PS
at very low prices.
SMITH & PETHICK,
BEAVER BLOCK,
WINGHAM, -
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I'll,OTBOTING GAME BIRDS.
'The Provincial Government has
pmsed an oder in Gonna. for the,
protection of game birds in Rondeau
Provincial Part aud Rondeau harbor.
It prohibits the use of steam vessels
for !the shooting of duelts'andprovides
that no hunters' boats Shall approach
within WO years of the short or rush
line. The number of ducks or other
game birds to be shot in a season is
Milted to 1r0.
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Wednegdarelrening a few of
the friends and neighbors of Mrs,
Robertson, assembled at her home at
Marnoeli, to witness the marriage of
her youngest daughter,,Bella, to Jas.
W. Gibson, of West Wawanosh. The
ceremony was preformed by the Rev.
Mx Hall, of Belgrave.The bride
wore .a travelling suit .of brown
French Gostin cloth trimmed with
watered silk and girnp. Tho house
was artistically decorated with flow-
ers and leaves. We extend our con-
gratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Gibson,
BLYTH.
The fall show here on Tuesday
and wednesday was in every respect
a success, although the weather was
probably the most disagreeable of
tire:season. On Tuesday it rained
very heavy and the downpour
continued at intervals until nearly
Wednesday noon, and then the
weather turned bitterly could with
heavy wind and hail. Notwthstand-
ing ail these drawbacks there was
a magnificent array of inside exhibits
and a big concourse of speetators.
From 8 to 12 a. m. on Wednesday
vehicles with heavy ,loads of human
freight poured in until accom-
modation could not be secured for
man or beast. The new grounds of
the Society comprise thirteen acres
and are among the very best in the
county. They will be improved
from year to year. The inside show
was away ahead of former years,
• while the outside exhibits were
numerous and as good as we have
veal. Hocses, cattle, sheep, swines,
poultry, implements, etc., all played
a prominent part and created deep
interest.
Tax collector, John Bell, is on his
annual rounds.
S. S. anniveasary service is to be
held on Sunday morning in Trinity.
(Thumb. A speeial offertory for the S.,
S. will be taken up.—Tho Tellnao.me
Concert Company concert held in•
Industry hall en the night of the fair,
was well attended, the hall being
laterally pieked. It was pronounced
by some that were there to be the
best that they have seen.
Will Goodland, butcher, took a
moonlight flight on Sunday morning,
leaving several mourners behind.
He had only been in business a short
time.
LONDESBORO.
The meeting of the I. 0. G. T.
was held in Blyth on. Wednesday
last quite a number froni here were
Present, some taking part in the
concert at night.
The Rev. Mr. Andrews will only
preach once here on Sunday owing
to the anniversary services at Kin -
burn.
Mr. A. Brogden left- for Toronto
on Monday morning where he has
taken a position in a drug attire.
Another of those happy eeents
took place on Wednesday at the
home of Mr. Bruce when his eldest
daughter, Miss Bella, was united in
marriage to Mr, T. Little of the 12th
concession of Hullett. •
Mr. W. Agnew brother of Dr.
Agneweleft here on Tuesday for
Ohio, after spending a couple of
weeks under the parental roof.
Mr. J. Bruusdon took several
•
prizes at Blyth fair for his waggons,
buggies &e.
Mr. R. Webb received a car load
of wheat from Manitoba last week.
Miss Aggie Grieve, daughter of
Wm Grieve of McKillop, was taken
seriouslyill, at the Toronto Normal
School: • She is now recovery. •
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The anniversary services in con -
neaten with the Presbyterian aura
held hero Sanday and Monday were
largly attended. On Sunday very
able sermons were preached, morn-
ing and night by the Rev, Mr.
McKay of Woodstock. A very ex-
cellent sermon was preached in the
afternoon by the Rev. A. Mc1 of
Lncknow, On Monday evening a
grand spread was prepared in tee
basernent of the ehu 'eh by the ladies
of the congregation. The meeting
in the auditorium of the church was
most enjoyable. Music was supplied
by 0, W. Cline and company of
Winghain,"Jr.. Sam Gracey read
two ie!leetions with his usual ability
and addresses were given by the
Rev. Messrs. Whaley, and Leech and
Dr. Mackay. Through the courtesy
of Dr. Mackay we will be able to
publish a full outline of the address
some time in the future. On Tues-
day evening a soeial was held for
the purpose of disposing of the frag-
ments, This too was a successful
gathering. The financial result of
the whole was over $130.
Now that the turnips are housed
and fall plowing pretty well on the
way. we would like to hear from
our Whitechurch correspondent.—
Ed. soda beaten up with the whites of
three eggs will revive there. past
Live Stook alarliets. recognition.
2e Der Ib., Bulls were s'eady at 2
per Ib; export bulls were firm at Ile
33,eper lho Sheep and lambs were
1-nchaolged. Export sheep were
quiet at 21e 0 220 per ib,, and a few
choice brought 3e; lambs were ueer
An excellent tarnish preventive
for brass bedsteads and other ar-
tieles is made as follows: talie a
ter of an ounce shellac and quarter 't
a pint of methylated spirits place ti- evir-i
ingredients in a glass brittle and
at 52.0 O. $2.75 each; buteliers
Shake the bottle well, keep it in a
sheep were very dull. Calves steaely warm place for a. few days. I faar
. ;
Choice fetch $6 0 $7 each, - and or- off the clear fluid and apply it to the
dinary $2 0 $5„ Hogs were firm, braes with a camel's I•utie brush. •
Selections of Bacon hogs sell at 3;e
per. Th., and thick fat at 32e.
East Buffalo, Oct. 13.—Cattle---2
cars; nothing°doing. Hogs --Twelve
cars; 10c and 15e higher. Yorkers
53.75 Ce; $3.80; mixed packers, $3.70 Ti'. Rogers, Toronto, Evangelist,
0?. $3.75; mediums, 83.60 1 Kee; working under the direetien of the
heavy, !'33.50 0 $3.55; pigs, $3.00 0 Provincial Boaurd. of the Young Men's •
,Tee 30; rouges, ea ee, eeeee; stags,IChristian Aesociatioa has been bold,.
0 2.75. Sheep and lambs—ling evangelistie servicee at SeafortbI
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23 cars, slow, prime lambs, $4.40 0
4.55; good. to choice, 54 0 54.40;
culls and cemmen, 83,25 0 53.75;
Oleic° wethers, $3,50 0 $3.60; fair
to choice mixed sheep, 52.50 0.i. $3,50
culls and common, $1.50 0 $2.25.
Market closed steady with some
Canada ]ambs unsold.
The brass should be well cleaned,
polished, and. also, if poesible, heated
before the varnish is applied.
Trade Notes.
A little gold paint to touch up
the scraped patches of gilt frames
and a washing with one ounce of
Toronto, Ont., October 13.—At,
Leather chairs that have become
rusty and are still in good condition
for wear can be much improved and .
brightened by the use of white of anmust be more perfect
sion
egg. It sl'ould be beaten to • a froth than when made in the old -
and applied with a brush then let time way with. mortar and.
dry on. pestle a few ounces at a,
To polish furniture, put a handful time. This is why Scott's.
ot common salt and a tablespoonful Emulsion of cod. -liver oil
of muriatic acid in one quart of Wale n e v e r separates, keeps
beer or .vinegur, and boil it ' f.r sweet for years, and why
fifteen minutes. Keep in a bottle,
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and warm it when wanted for use. every spoonful is equal to
After washing the furniture with every other spoonful.' An
warm soft water to remove the dirt,
wash it with the mixture and polish
with any furniture polish.
the Toronto cattle markets to -day
prices were little firmer, but there
was no material advance. Receipts
were 49 ears including 1,001 sheep
lambs, 2,600 hogs and 25 calves.
Export cattle were in moderate
demand. There was slightly firmer
feeling. Best price 3e 0, 4e per ib
some sold at 3?;.e. Butchers cattle
were dull. Demand for Montreal
market was slow, only half a dozen.
cars being taken for there. Ruling
prices were 2c at 3c per pound, but
as high as 31e was paid for choice.
Stockers and feeders were quiet.
Farmers' stockers weighing about
800 Ms., eel" at 21e per 1h good. feed-
ers are in active demand, at 2-1;c ®
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Hattie Brooks, formerly of Sen -
forth won the tided ,ears math.
matical seholarship valued at $250.
Her sister, Lizzie, also won the Nor -
mai School Bursaiy, value $4_5. ,
Seaforth will organize a. Detatirg
Club.
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large quantities and by im-
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even product throughout.
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an uneven benefit—either an over or
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