The Wingham Times, 1897-01-08, Page 6ti
+ WINU• AM TIMES, JANUARY 8, i8t7e
.fr1<` • , ' Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Rae have important place. The annual Oen-
W.' t yif � , . Imo been appointed superintendent of vention of this association in Wood-
jHouse of Refuge, Uunlilton- stock last year was recognized by
-- - A. CONTINENT DEVOID OP everyone who was present as the
1 ANIMAL LIFE. greeatst .gathering. of dairymen and
— farmers ever Held m Canada to dia-
.
iv-
A CEASELESS STRiir,OLE BETWEEN cuss purely agricultnl al topics. Tbo
SENATOR POWblit'S REJOINDER FIRE AND WATER IN" AVTATITICA. coming convention will be hold in
the city of Brantford on January
itIi3AY, JAPIiTARX 8,18117
Senator Power, w't 1 is o;1e of the , "The Antartie then, is a cousin- 19tH, 20th, and 21st, and promises to
leading Catholic=s of t'•.e Dominion ental land unique in the world," be equally as successful. The list of
Mal=es a very apporprittte rejoinder to writes General A. W. G:ee1y in an prominent speakers provided is stint -
those conservatives lviteespre.ss fear* interesting nrtiele on "What May be dent guarantee that the addresses to
lest the 1lanit Slat scha.11 compromise Found I t the Sautll Pole " in the be delivered will be practical, enter -
may not be carried out in a concilia- January Ladies' Home Journal. ' Its twining, and comprehensive in char -
desolate shares, rarely approachable aster, Among others on this list are
tory manner and that the worst is under most favorable conditions,are the Icon. A. S. Hardy, Hon. Sydney
bound to happen "If," says the Sena- laved by an ocean the richest othe Fisher, J. H. Monrad, Esq. Illinois;
tsor,itddres''ing the fearful 011e8,4'4yt'a g'iftbe in, ;Ai llttlrino Iife•-animal andProf. Robertson, Prof, Dean, Andrew
carried in your every day life the 15'x, stable. seals and hales in la- i Pattullo, M. P. I'.; besides addresses
theory w hi;.tl you p of nand in c,fl credible numbers abound in its and discussions by practical cheese I1'taat iris Rospnr}boo�i�invo Done for the
Ileetiun with this agreement ;Le waters, and countless seabirds cover Iand butter makers. r!,,,;• All successful and
would never venture to get out of teed with nests and eggs the few favored a- •
t distinguished men
ixi the morning bur, would lie thereEAST WAWANOSH. si ��' have imitators, and
a arra t bythe contemplation of the land spots which are free from snob l 's. t 11r. chase, the, tivell-
p) , during the brief, comfortless summer, i blr: and Mrs. John Elliott, and Mr. (rs ' � �' lino wit authorBook,3
dant xus pp sstbiilities of fatal acct I It is a continent vrhere abounds nig Jatw s Elliott partook of a Christmas ;•.,; i Chases Recipe
dant during the day's dein;,. land animal Life, either mammals gk proved no e:ceeptiou
. „Dose at Mr.Nathaniel Jobnstons of l to the rule. Dr,
1 birds, insects, spiders or reptiles. No , Westfield. j =.;'t� . spa t u chase's veric.
mammal exists within six bundled ° Mr. and Mrs. J. Elliott and son of %l' �It $ra•r .R; have many pre�tentd
QUEBEC. I guiles of its borders. It is also
ft' t Clifford wertvisitingin this vicinity 1 :'� aqui �� �quals�lrh but
...,, old of land vegetation (except t le
For thepast fortnight, excitement p Tuesday. Luang s e 5 e n t f ire
fy , lowest forms of eellrlar tissue rich-, Miss MaryMacDonald of the 12th DR, CRASS
researches se producedire
'•
Chase's Kidney -Liter Pille and Chase's
has been at fever heat in Quebec, ' ens, which have been found ]n. two concession spent Christmas at her Ointment, the first a certain cure for
over the action or tie Bishops, in places only), have neither fe s, home on the 1st of Morris. all kidney, liver, stomach, bladder and
causing to be read from all the pug- flowering plants, shrubs nor trey .' I An examination was held in No. 9 rh-umatic troubles : the latter an ttbso-
I Here however, Nature displays' cheer on Wednesda Dee. 23rd, at lute specific for chronic and offensive
S •r yek!n diseases. Among; his other diseower-
pits, adocument placing a ban on her forces on a scale elsewhere dun- ! which a number of parents and those nes avaere Chase's Catarrh Cure and Chase's
the Liberal organ, L 'Isleetuer, and known. Over the millions of square' of cruise interested were present. I Linseed and Turpentine dor codas and
forbidding the faithful under pen• miles of this austral continent cease- I \hi1e sleighriding down one of
alty of excommunication, from read- lesaly continues a titantic struggle of Mr. Robert Currie's hills • the day
ing it. While Mr. Paeand, the pro -between the opposing ancient ole= I befllre Christmas, Master Alex Mo-
ments of fire and water. In vain the Dougal'lmet with a painful accident
prietor of the L. Electeur, is one who volcanoes pour forth streams of mol- (It appears that while going down
suffers, it is believed that the thrust ten lava and shoot upward pillars of `the hill his toe caught on astone
was intended for Mr. Laurier, and fire. Welcoming the lava as a pro- i which threw Mm with such force as
is taken to indicate the bishopdisapprc- tecting, non -conducting coveringofto strain the tendons of his ankles
vat of the settle met thathasbeenreacil- its lower strata of flowing glaciers,' Alex bas been in bed ever since,
the continental icecap resistedly ad- I which is very hard on a small boy.
ed in the Manitoba School Question. vances, certain that in time, when I
Mrs. John Elliott. and Miss Mary
There is a marked determination on the processes of erosion have lowered' Keith called on Mrs. James Rao this
the partf the people to resist this the elevation of the volcal is craters, 4 week.
innovation of priestly interference, its countless, tiny snowflakes will At the annual school meeting, Mr.
which is not simply an iuterfereaeo quench the apparentlyrunexting- Wm. Anderson was elected trustee
uishable fires that now shake from in place of Mr. Robert Mason who
in matters politic, but is an interfel- endto end the cnatinent of Antar- retired.
The following is the school report
i for S. S. No. 9, East Wnawanosh for
WESTERN DAIRYMEN a the month of December; The report
'day amounted to about Mia.
On Thursday, Dec, 24th, a free
Christmas tree entertainment was
given by the school. A very good
program of recitations, music &e.,
was presented, The church was
'rowded to the doors standing room
being at a premium. The Sec-
retary -Treasurer of the school, Mr.
Robert Mcl:liwain, presented the
annual report which showed the
school to have enjoyed a year of un -
precedent prosperity.
111r•. Thomas Morrow and his sister,
Mrs. Burns, of Manitoba, are visiting
under the parental roof.
A. FAMOUS MAN!
enee in civil liberty, directly sun- ties."
trary to the British law. Conserv •
-
and Liberals alike unite in condemn-
---^ I is based on regularity of attendance,
efficiency and good conduct: 4th;--
Lena Deacon. 3rd sr- ennie Rin-
toul, Minnie Abram, Mable Shied,
but
McDouga?1, George Coultes,
Jennie Shiell, Willie* Deacon, Mary
immediately formed embracing the produce the finest quality of cheese Abram, Roy Mason, Alex McDougall.
leading Liberals of Quebec and on and butter at a profit the dairyman 3rd jr-Alberta Rintoul, Leslie Dee -
the day following the mandement, mustst have an intimate knowledge cf con. 2nd sir -Frank Mills, ]!'rank
another journal was issued from the all the details of the process from Shoebottom, Alfred Hodgson. `and
rains of the L 'Electeur and the war the time the milk is taken from the jr-Willie Elliott, Joe. Dobson, Roy
will be carried on into the heart of ` cow till it is manufactured into the Deacon. part 2 -Bella McDougall,
Africa. ! finished article. The science of Albert Salisbury, Herbert Shiell,
Andrew Casemore, Ida Abram. lst
-Alex Rintoul, David Johnston,
Roy Anderson, Raymond Elliott,
Willie Shoebottom.
Louis B. DUFF, Teacher.
ing the Bishops. Numbers got up THE ANNUAL CONVENTION' WILL BE
and Left the church while the mand- HELD AT l3RANTFORD THIS MONTH.
ement was being read. Mr. Pacaud '
was forced to suspend publication of , Dairying is one of the most irn-
the L ' EI; leeteur, a T
company was portant branches of agriculture. o
it is almost incredulous that a dairying cannot be learned in a
body of men could be found in this 1 hap -hazard way. Systematized and
age, possessed of such a spirit of well directed effort is neeessary in
into:erence and so absolutely devoid breeding, feeding and oaring for the
of policy as the Bishop have shown 'dairy cow to make her produce
themselves to be. Their methods of : to her utmost capacity. Partieu-
bringing people to their way of lar care and attention is re-
thinking are those of the middle ages ! gaired in preserving the milk in a
and are absolutely foreign to all I pure and unadulterated condition
Britisn ideas of liberty. La Patric, !for the making of butter or cheese
says: -The Province of Quebec:! and to convert milk into good butter
occupies in America, the position (XI and cheese no little skill is required.
Spain in Europe. We have been for I It will thus be seen that if we are to
a number of years the only country isupply the British market with the
in which flourishes a religious obli- I finest quality of goods, and no other
garchy under the most rigid and than the finest quality ahould ba sent
absolute sorra." forward, our dairymen sli ` be
Bishops and priests command the tboroughly educated and trai 3d so
respect due to their office, so long as as to produce the finest quality.
they keep their garments free from There are several sources fi oro
political smirch and selfish conniv- which dairymen can acquire this
ing, but when they forget thedignity training and can perfect them. Ives
• and sacredness of their office and in the best practices of suec ;ful
stoop to methods of unwarrantable modern dairying. The dairy schools
encroachment upon civil liberty for furnish opportunities for acquiring. a
the purpose of forcing the people to practical:knowledge of dairying they
�,. their peculiar way of thinking, they should not he overlcoked.
are adopting a course that will drive THE AGPICU::SURAL EXPERIMEN'r.u.
more into religious indifference and nx.lTtoxs,
,,ptiei i n one week than twenty The Agricultural and Loeai Press
tip ars of preaching will be effectual are potent factors in this regard. But
in restoring to the folds of the faith- one of' tho very best methods of ime
tel. parting praetieal knowledge on
The day has passed when the agricultural topica is through the
opinions of the spiritual leader carry
any more weight in political questions
than the opinions of any other man
of similar intelligence.. L 'Electeur
may be ruined, but there is a grim
determination to put to the test once
and f•:,rever, the power of Bishops.
]3y their intolerance they have alien-
ated
lien-
&ted their warmest supporters, in fact
they could scarcely have chosen a
'comae, calculated to work greater
8' • leavoe to their influence or work Competition their power in thi:, rt- children, giving a blackboard excl.-
. ,,,Saore rtdrt to the cause they pro. gard is recognized more- than (-ver. [vise of the broad and narrow way,
`" chainpion. Of the various gatherings field in using as illustrations 1h:' broad and
MAcDtrrs'i:. Ontario during January, the annual narrow "gunge'• on R. R. ail(' mark -
convention of the Dairymen's Ass°- ing different stations reached on
eiation, of Western Ontario holds an either road. In the evening a very
. T. la. Marquis, English master Tenders have been received at al,propriate sermon was preached to
late Collegiate Institute, Kingston, the Department of Railways and the parents and guardians by Rev.
w afppointed head diaster of tarsals for new pier work at Port Mr. Becker, German evangelist, of
1McigkVille Collegiate Institute. Dalhousie. I3enmiller. The eollect]ons of the
NIL G.
At a recent meeting of the Trus-
tees of Sheppardton Methodist
Church it was decided to move the
church from its present position to
the corner of Mr. Graham's farm, in
order to secure =reground for shed
room, the presentshed accommodation
being alttxtsether inadequate. The
eontraet Ills been closed with Mr.
D. McLaren of Goderich. It is also 41
intended to put the church on a l CAKE BAi4itiETS,
stone foundation, to re -plaster it, to FRC ET 11'IISH ES,
move the' present shed and erect 1a LILT FL vir us,
another shed on the new ground, ,S.� CROCORATld;'>i'®'TtS
with/,n hall over it. 1�
Oa Sunday Dec, 20th S. S. serm-
ons were preaehed in the Methodist
churches of Nile andShepparton and
in the latter prises d istrihnted to the
scholars of the Seim:l. The report
showed a very o,ltisfttetory. advance
hi all departments daring- the past
year. With Mr, Joh; 'Echlin as 1,
Superintendent and an efiieient staff'i eompetitlon.
of sub•ofticers and teachers the at- 'ia 11L PATTERRSON, �r1
broucihirtia.
During 150; the Canadian man-
ufacturers, Edmanso'n, Bates & Co., 45
Lombard street, Toronto, gave away free
500,000 samnl's of Chase's Kidney -Liver
Pills and 100,000 empire of. Chase's Oint-
ment. The return they brought proved
how much they were appreciated. The
s�'one free distribution of samples VIII
�' continued. during 1890. Those at a
Oat•anee should enclose a 5 -cent stamp
and also receive a sheet of the latest
music in return.
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Has the largest and"
newest stock of Xmas
Goods in town. ,
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The
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OlIME GLOGI$
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you can buy them
elsewhere.
H We have a new lisle of
ril China Goods just in,
such as „IELL
C>�
We also have a full line• of
ni the best Mouth Organs made r
and everything that a first class [r
tri jewelry store requires, in fact
it is the only place in Wingham �1
where you can get a good up to Ell
BAN.ofHAMiILTON ge`
WINGHAM.
Capita.}, 61,250,000, Bobs, 0050,000
Prc loon.-,ouN STUART.
Vico•Presldent-A, U. RAHMAY.
D>treZO•XOZts
JON Paoor ` cob oA. 3, sz (Toyota )' M 1', A. T.
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Cashier--J. TURNBULL.
Savings $tole-noure, roto 3; Saturdays, IQ
1. Deposits of J. and upwards received and interest
allowed.
Special' Deposits also received at current
rates of il.erest.
Drafts on Great Britain rind the United Stator
bought and sold
W. CORSOULD, Aam
E. L. DICKINSON, Solicitor,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY'.
DEPART L'on Anmyn Sit 1 J
Toronto and East 0:50 a.m. 1:15 p.m
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YOLliU PEOPLE'S UNION.
Y. P. S. C. B. --Meeting in basement of
Presbyterian church every Friday evening.
Jan. 8 -What prayer can do for the Christ
ain 1 Kings 5.2.2:40.
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B. Y. P. U. -Meeting every Tuesday
evening in the Baptist church.
.EPWORTR. LEAGUE --Meeting every
Thursday evening fn the Methodist church.
ForTvr4z"sty_af:vee Years
e date Xmas Present. •
i For repairing a watch we defy vt
tendance has increased and the con- :n Center Sowoler.
annual conventions of the Dairy tributions were much in excess of
Associations of the Province and kits- previous years, It hes been decided
dred organizations To rub up to keep they school open daring the
against the leading agriculturist in reinter months.
a three day convention is ar. educe Mr. John Cantelon, Jr., is home
tion that cannot be too highly from the Prairie Province mai spend -
valued. In the aIrl'ydays of Can- ing a little while with his aged
adtan dairying, these conventions fattier. -
were the only means the dairymen The sermons in Nile church were
had of learning the best practices in preached at 10.8() a in., by the
his business and in tide age of keen pastor, Rev. J. W. Pring. . to the
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near blood and Improves the
complexion, V. An druggists,
For sale in Wingnam by Colin A
Campbell.
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