The Wingham Times, 1897-01-22, Page 611
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]'BZDAY, JANUARY 22, 1807
EDITORIAL NOTES.
• THE most glaring bit of humbug
Of recent years, tartly observes the
Sarnia Canadian. is the excitement
'hitch has been worked up in the
United States over the death of he
Cuban guerilla loader Maceo. Every
editor inthe United Statesise
d for nt ed certain
that Mateo was foully and treacher-
ously assassinated, by the Spaniards.
Men of Maceo's eolor are assassinated
by the dozen every day in the week
in the United States. and no pot-
itieian or newspaper has a word to
say in objection. If Mateo were
alive and in New York, the very
editors who are glorifying him as a
patriot and a hero would refuse to
Mt with him at the same table or
ride with him in the same :ear ; and
he would have to come t'o Canada to
be treated like ,.:, bumnn being.
Mace° was a mul'�ttto..
She had a succession of heavy south-
THE tr INUliAMM i w•I-F.,1S, JANUARY 22, len,
February to December, 8,9751 lbs :of open trellla iron work. Experience
and one year as a two-year-old tbas demonstrated that besides the
9,662. lbs; and another daughter • costliness of tubular bridges, they
a, year old, from Nov. '95 to Dec '96 : are open to objection because of the
9,028- lbs, 014, granddaughter of G want of ventilation, and the injury
cow Io. 9, yet in the yearling class, , to the iron work resulting from the
from Oct to Dee 1,661, and last but laccnmulatlon of sulphurous gases in
not least,. that grand cow, No. 13, (,the tubes There is also another and
from Feb to Dec then dry 11 days, still greater objeetion; itis the strain -
and from Jan 11 till Feb 6, 13,106 ing of the floor -plate rivets through
lbs. There are also a number of lateral deflection, When, in the
of two year old graded running all'morning, the sun shines upon the
the way frntn 7,000 to 8,000 for the' east side of the Victoria bridge, each
milking season, which the manager I tube in expanding bends like a bow
last calf until they dry of to give , as the sun changes, and the east side run,
� cools, the tubes expand in the oppo-
site direction, causing n. 'working' of
1 the bottom or floor -plates, . which
tends to cut the rivets. The effect is
There is a charm about agricul- ' to cause the rivets upon which the'
tore if one is. sueceasful. The mai •strain comes to p.,p out and fly like
who would bring up his sons to a pistol bullets with a loud report.
fondness for agricultural pursuits The open iron work of the up-to-date
should make is an especial aim to bridge is much lighter and quite as
present to them this successful side strong, and is not subject to straining
of the profession.. from unequal deflection,
always estimates from. dropping of
safety. Aluminum has been proven.
to be as good as stone. The metal
approaches the phybf.al properties
of lithographic strne from its ability
to absorb fists or slimy substances.
'kitting skates are now made of
aluminum, affording at the Game
time exceptional strength and light -
cress, a pair wei{zhitir only 24 ounces.
'..Alnniinem articles for t he toilet are
now made in great variety, among
other things, combs, t kill' handles
and hairpins.
Pens made of an aluminum alloy
towards that side ; in the afternoon it is t'lailned write easily and clo not
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rest before maternity , A company has put on the mark t
aluminum gui(ars, banjos, mandolins
and lutirarl. 'rho instruments are
made out of one piece of sheet alu-
minum; pressed into shape. They
are satin-liuisi.ed, and not only snake
a beautiful looking • instrument, but
give a rich tone.
Farm Notes.
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•
There is no charm in slipshod Twelve Months On Tho Voyage.
farming, none in weedy fields, fallen The British ship F'lackbraes ar
fences, fence corners full of rubbish, ' rived at San Francisco on the 7,th•
or barns and buildings in a general
state of disorder. Did you ever see west gales shortly after leaving
such a farmer come out successfully? Liverpool, which did considerable
damage and the vessel put back to
$I I8 ACAINST $35.
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BIG 'DIFFERENCE IN THE RE- If we acquire an Interest in the Birkenhead for repairs. While lying
-rU`Rxt S OF DFEERENT agricultural journal, such a journal in the docks she was badly damaged
DAIRYMEN. will become invaluable to us. Let On April 19, off Cape Born, she' had
us not neglect it because we are busy. a heavy, hurricane from north -north
ONE ALAN AL&KES OVER $100 APIECE There are hints therein which, west to south-southwest which last.
OUT OF HIS COWS—ANOTHER SE-
CURES
CCURES BUT e35—RATIONS
FAVORDAIRY-
reading
to -day, we will fitfd use for no trood. Oue clay Tr popular druggist,
ed twenty hours, tiro wing the slip ��, t�, Iian,i.lr:c:, seat ms tL sample of Dr•
to -morrow. : on her beam rmt1 and shifting the ra.,, ,,•. T .,,,,,,,._r: .,,. 'O:It ,., +,.,• I`hr.
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S1II; Ili
ERIE.
North Hastings' O:dest Inhabitant Male
and Hearty. '
.Tonins Monre, of Bancroft, Ont., one
of the ua:.Lt and best-known .residents
of Hastings. County, eau boast of won-
derful ::ez)th and vigor for his age.
"
Although I am Over 84 Sears of
BP," he says, '' 1. (rtes as young as ever
I did."
Mr. Moore, ltbwever (tad a narrow es-
cape it•oin death about a year ago. "I
was so bad with. indi,;eslion," he writes,
" that ti:o doctors gave ane up. I tried
various alleged remedies but (mind them
'D BY 't' .* * e• result : ns lunitn,lottl After tai.IZLg
'DIEM. I cargo and blowm„• away a complete t,ro I war; able to r;et tip. Then
Clover is one of the best subsoi.lers. set of sail, she hada succession ofwest t m; for a box. I mild Bron eat any -
Wart roots penetrate the soil to a erly gales until April �3 when awry I tail:I h t t' I as ab10 to
During the last year the Ontario
Department of Agriculture collect-
ed information regarding thereturns
obtained from dairying in different
parts of the province. This infor-
mation shows what a vast difference
there is in the profits made by differ-
ent dairymen..
The returns received by one man
in Dundas County, average 45% on
30 grade Ayrshires in the season.
Another in Lanark got upas high
$96 .a piece from thoroughbred Ayr -
shires. A dairyman in Oxford with
a Holstien herd, made on an average.
$71 a piece from his cows by selling
their milk at a cheese factory during
six and one half months.
Another, with a herd of grade
shorthorns, glade an average of 1080
per cow for milk sold in Guelph.
One with a mixed herd made
nearly $90 apiece from a herd of 12
cows on milk and butter sent to To-
ronto,
But the best returns of all were
received-liy another man Iiving near
this city, who made an average of
$118 per cow out of a herd of Jersey
cattle, from eream alone.
On the other hand, a man in Stor-
mont, with a herd of Ayrshires, only
averaged $35 apieee on his cows.
Why such a vast difference in the
figures? Ot course contiguity to the
(market counts for a good deal. But
cars, breed and feed counts for still
more
The man woo made the big re-
cord with the Jerseys, in York
County, gives this as the daily ra-
tions for his cattle; Winter, 5 lbs.
.ornmeal, 5ihs oats, STes oil meal, 20
$)s corn fodder. 51bs roots, 5 Itis hay
and about Sibs straw; summer, green
corn with pasture. The average
weight of his cows was 900 ib.
The Oxford man with the Hol-
stien, fed this ration: Winter, 8 ills
oats, 2 Zs bran, 40 lbs ensilage, 10
Its straw, and 6 fibs hay. Sometimes
a little oil meal is fed, but meal ra-
tion never exceeds 10 lbs; summer
s g. ,t a , o. im,' tt
great depth, loosen it and carry heavy gale to the westward of Diego ttrtlk rive Inila, to Baueropt and back,
• down the plant food. Every farmer Ramirez set in. The ship sprang aleak w�;h CiU ;,,, I :,ey-Liven' ruts will,
can afford to at least use this means and started the decks, the salt water without, f.:(l, euro at kidnrv, liver,
of feeding and draining this laud, going through the caro into the fresh Rtoitlach incl blood troubles. 'roc Kale
even if he can not afford a subsoil water. The ship was headed for by 1 Lu.o �al„ esutL5. dose.til dlrian ou
'plow. * i Falkland Islands for shelter and •to Bates & Co., emitaetmanufacturers, Toronto.
make repairs. Arrived off the islands . - -p e( -
I The method of hauling the manure a heavy southwest gale was encoun ` peritflue s �t I teat uilcosery or coughs
to the fields and spreading it as fast tered and not having sail enough to ast-a L and comU:untpt!on, It is pleas -
as made, thereby permitting it to hold the ship up the crew had to keep ant, nu:ek and Ccltain. 20 cents.
leach where it will do the most good,' oft for Montevideo. .Arrived at Rion -1
f presents the additional advantages tevideo on May 28 a large portion of,
l that it aids in keeping things n at the cargo was discharged the ship,i•e-
f
i about the stables and barnyards.. aired and reloaded with "all the cargo
* .* with the exception of about 250 tons
As a rule we find the best stock, of salt, and sailed on Oct. 15. Had
'the best barns and the best farmers head winds to Cape "Torn; off Cape 1
1 where the- windmill towers loom corn had strong southwest gales and.
' among the buildings. There are no blew away several sails. After that - h-.
long drives of the cattle to the rivers the vessel met with moderate weati er
'when the drouth comes, neither any until port was reached.
thirst among the stock in busy tines.,
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Make the farm work as light and
!pleasant as possible to the young
folks, remembering that they can
not see it from the same point as do
their elders. Routine work is tire-
some to young or old in any calling.
In many ways can the monotony be
avoided.
rye oats, pea? and millet with
pas-
ture. Average weight of his cows,
1,200 lbs.
On the Other (land, the Stormont AN OLD AND wr:LLE-TRIED REMEDY-.
county dairyman, who only averag- Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
ed, $35 per cow from his Ayrshires,
been used for over
fifty years by mi
l-
fel this ration, winter 2 lbs oats,211slions ot mothers for theirchildren while
peas, 2 Is shorts or bran, 2 lbs oil teethtng,With perfectsuceess. it soothes
meal, 121bs clover hay, 1 peck of the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, cures wind colic, and is the best
roots, with straw and lib; summer, remedy for diarrhoea, Is pleasant to
green oats and tares, wit pastin e.y gk every 1
* * *
To say that weeds are in no de-
gree conquerable is sheer nonsense,
as is evidenced by the contrast be-
tween the fields of the diligent farmer
and the sluggard. Most weeds come
from seeds, and are annuals. The
work lies in preventing the seeds
from maturing.
* * *
It is a wasteful practice to feed
whole seed or to use it for fertilizer.
Haul away the corn, if it cannot be
ground at home, and bring back the
heal and the bran.
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Stripping should all be done at
ones; do not milk and strip two teats
and then the other two, but rather
milk all of them and then strip twq
or three times round, so as to be sure,
of all the milk.
For Over Piny Years.
• An Angry Fool. I
"What fools we mortals 'be," quoth .
•
the immortal Shakespeare. One of •
the most arrant fools is the man who
hat not a rein upon his temper. There -04
is such a thing as a righteous anger,
which it takes a man in the full pos-
session of his faeulties and diginty •
to experience and manifest. There
is a kind of anger, however, which
as Solomon says "resteth in the
bosom of fools." The man who
kicks stovepipes all over the room
when they drop just as he is connect-
ing the last length, and the man who
wants to lick everybody. who tramp•
les on ilia diginty or calls him a lilts,
belong to this class. So also does
the red-faced individual who seeks
out the person who has done him a
real or afancied injury, and exhausts
i the written and unwritten lexicon of
the language in expressing his views
If some of as could only see how we
look when we allow temper to sweep
us into ridiculous scenes, we should
be careful about allowing our angry
passions to master us A newspaper
h the aisle. Sold b dru ists i
Average weight of his towsD
.., 800 lbs'part of the world, Twenty -live oants a
bottle. Da value is incalu.ible. Be sure
and Bek for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
10.1120t LABS OF MILK. Syrup, and take no other kind,
ploding•.—Stray Shots from Solomon
That '. uuug ,art (If yours would be
pleased indeed Eu hare one of
our 'set.lt,th;'1 ' Rings.
irtlt.`n'1• ;l.kt•(1 het!
11 ell if you don't
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1 .w ails 1'e
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of, -:'•.4:. (TUR FINE LINE of
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report credits the reformation of a —01 1 ' ' '
notorious drunkard to an ingenious ,
Scheme planned by his wife She --'() • ' �)r
C,LII 111"1 .•• our -t, eek of Xinas
goons- nits.; a•,t,11'':.' I 1 *"' '11t4 on De-
eent'e,er•;n- •.
S..7..its.11:14.1 a SPECIALTY.
-rind ., 1;s.1'1'1ON •1ri�
had flim photographed when he was
on a particularly "wobbleyjag," and
presented him with the picture when
liet over
U U ehis)'
spree.
Thenext
g
1
time my hot-headed friend that you
feel like smashing things, go and
take a look in the mirror before ex
This was the record made by one Tubular Bridges.
-of the Rathbun cows last season. In the course of an interview with
The Rathburn Company have in the an eminent Canadian engineer, who
"lined Barn" at T)eseronto one of the was in the eity attending the melting
best dairy herds in Ontario. The of engineers, a rept.rter, learned that
following, from the Tribune of that the tubular system of bridge eon -
Sown, shows the milk records made struction having been condemned by
.ene of the Rathbun cowls : Cow the egg 0...• .vin d, the Victotta
from Marchi to November 110; bridge.,. ,A,1 t est of its kind.
Ma .' Kiss; two•ye r.oiid hello, No. In tomelt of that
.from oaf tv Kalif 9i 919 '(_ f' `b :dgp,eti'tf3` ro p it a .1 lewill lie
sse1; , i lir d r!
l n o -�'..d P' lb `'ceriilbere • t b n .
ni j f'ititll � 1 fr+f Mover
,<q'.R, n•. bLtiattl tit ,, .fi
Uses of Aluminum
It is claimed that alutninutn plates ,
are 4cstihed to become the universal •
iilateriai for lithographic printing,;
which means a revolution in the'
lithographic art. Of all the metals!
'that have been tried besides alumin.
um, says the Aluminum World, to
replace the eutnbersone lithographic
stone, zinc is the only- metal that
has given. any aa'i'dfaution, but it
was found that zine could not be de-
yarded tlpn(s- rPe fnsm a good work
the Ate plates ' Mist be ' absolftltety
lie rtstkl. e'woo '4h inti eolflrs l
Art nl'6t foi>ii, o
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WHEN a,woman is pale,,1
anaemic, low-spirited, ntr-
volts, sleepless, there is no plea-
sure
leasure in life for her till she has her
system put right by.
BANK mHAMILTON dbtnlingka
WINGIIAM,
Capital, ;F1,250,000, Rest, $050,000
I're41dent-40Utf STUART.
Y1oe.Presidant-A. ii. BANAAy,
InitU TOES
bus PROCrOs, 050, ROAM, %Vat OtssoN, bt P, A. T.
woos, A. B, Lan (Toronto).
Oashler-J, 7?URNDULL.
SavInge Banle—lIoure,10 to 3; Saturdays, IO
I. Deposits of 51 and upwards received arid Interest
Special Depostts also received At °wren:
rates of korest.
Drafts ou Greet Britain arid thd United Stetor
bought and bold
W, C0111301'.JLD, AGENT
E, L. DICKINSON, Solicitor.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
DEPART FOR ARRIVE FU0M
Toronto and Bast O:5d a.m, 1:15 p.m
3:15 p. m.• -via Clinton
Palmerston Mixed 5:80 " 10:40 a.m
London and South 0:50 a.m. 11:10 "
8:15 p.m. 8:00 p.m.
Kincardine 11:10 a.tn. 0:50 a,m,
1:15 p.m. 8:80 p.m
8 " 5:80 "
Aa E. "+ 1TH
BANKER, W I NGHAM
emi.eRAI. BANKING BUSINESS TRANS-
ACTED.
Money advanced to Farmers and Uusiness leen on
endorsed cotes and collateral.
FARMERS SALE NOTES CASHED.
Moneys romitted by draft to all parts of Caunda and
the United States.
Netts and accounts collected on reasonable tortes.
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Money to Loan on hates.
Notes Discounted
AT REASONABLE If ATES
Money advanced on Mortgages at 51r pc, eentwi,h
privilege of paying at the and 01 any year. Not,•
turd accounts collected.
RODT. MoINDOO.
Beaver Block Wine -hare. Ont
WE CAN GIVE FOFITIONS to persons of al
grades of ability. Agents, bookkeepers. clerics,
Meiners' sons, la fryers, mechanics, uhysiciaus,
p sachem, students, married ar,d single women,
widower. Positions aro worth from 5100 to $2,500
per annum. W e have paid several eannssos 550
weekly for years Many have slatted poor and
become rich will us. Particulars upon application
and if aaliafactors or (I nese rnry, n pemonal inter-
view may be artOnetd, 3 Lis is an bcnest adverrise-
me nt, end if y olr v ont to bfth•r your position,
write btfote ywz ►seep. State eatery- expected
Neither 3..ft.8.1 or titp;c1sn(tdrrl.ly, Inn BnAn-
LkIr.G'AR51t3.ON Co:, Lrn, Tnrodo, t f
A MA
and Ornamental T
Bulbous Plante. Gra
Potatoes, Etc. Ive ea
most popular varletie
climates. Now seas
outfit free, salary r e
hitt time, or liber corn,
APph' now, dressing
eholee of territ es.
1, . fie BROTHE
Ii,ternatIone Nurseries.
Cmcaoo, 10., or b ndTaRAL. Quo.
NT D.
•
s,
ell Conran gertrn Fruit
uits, hosts, Bulbs .and
Ines, .'mall Fruifa, seed
ognc only lire highest and
rat succeed in the coldest
w conunencing; Complete
noes paid from start for
ion for part time,
ncareat office, ano get
COMPANY.
H
ODE Employment for whole or spare time :
either sex ; ne canvassing whatever: plain writers
preferred ;, r0 o 512 weekly, book correspondence.
copying actresses, rfpeci,nen c.ipirs and instructions
ready to go to work, 500„ returnable if not accepted.
thorongh,y gen uiva. A ddress, tt arren Pub, Co.,
�LAo�ndon, Ont. 1.35 y
WANTED—'Yours 33101, and womrn, or
rG older 03308 it still young In aplrit
of undoubted character, good talkers, ambltiousand
industrious, can find employment In a good cause.
with 500 por month and upwards, according to
ability. Rev T S Weaver, Toronto, Ont. tf
YOUNG PEOPLE'S UNION.
Y. P. S. C. B. --Meeting in basement of
Presbyterian church every Friday evening.
Jan. 22—Revivals at hotne and in the
Missiodary field.—Mise Cline.
B. Y. P. U.—Meeting every Tuesday
evening in the Baptist church.
BPWORTH LEAGUE—Meeting every
Thursday evening in the Methodist church.
ForTw4 tty seven Tears
DUNN'S
BAKIN:C
POWDER
THE OOOK's REST rRIEND
LARGett'` $111.t 1r4 CANADA.
Indian W man's Balm -
3 `'Ft`I' 't/iitt ri$1• I Its M151 tit slit A
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Private and Company funds to loan at lowest care
interest. No oonmiaswn charged. Mortgages, town
and farm property bought and sold
OFFICE—Boavor Block 1VtNonA)t
J. A. MORTON,
BARRISTER, S;c._
WInghant, Ont.
E. L• DICKINSON,
BARRISTER, ETC.
SOLICITOR TO BANIC Or /INariT TON. MONEY
LOAN.
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MG. CAMERON,
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Office—Corner Hamilton and SE. Andrew street:
opposite Colborne hotel
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DENTISTRY.—J. S. JEROME, L. D. S.,WINoUAM.
lb a,an`ufacturmg first -elms sets df
tineth tiret, eDominion they can ext acted'
absolutely without pale, by his now
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OFFICE: In the Beaver Block, opposite th
Brunswick House.
ARTHUR J. IRWIN, D. D. O., D. S.,
Doctor of Dental Surgery of tho Pennsylvan
Dental College,
OFFIOE...MAOOONALO BLOCK.
NoTx-Will vlsitBiyth every 1Vednnaday.
JOUN RITCHIE
GENERAL INSURANOE AGENT !fi
WtNenem,
D. DEANS, Ja., WlSenAta,
J.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOh
OF HURON.
Soles attended In any part of
Moderate.
OjiTAai
413E COUNTIY
tho Co. Charge
3
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LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
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nes Office, Winghem.
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',QUEEN VICTORIA • HER LIFE AND REIGN" .
Groat hietorio Work, sells on sight to thousands:
Lord Dufierin introd(iuoegs it toCAnsdlans in glowing
works. Easy to stake #'20 a week some make twice
that. Many make more in Spare week, than durum
day at regular employment. This years' Grest sex-
sgenary Celebrations are booming it. Books oe
Mine, e, TON
free to curve/nets. Territory gring
t e BhA Lilr•GAltRATAON Co., L'rn., Termite.
Ont, t t
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