The Wingham Times, 1897-04-23, Page 4Springy
Goods
CAMI'.I-IOR,
INS( C:'I' POWDER
MOTH CAMPHOR,
CIILORIDI LIhIE,
BLUE STONE,
CO PP E RAS.
C(:alnnft:e.t tits: rely Lett awl et the
lowest prices. we ar. selling reliable
goods cheap. At
COLIN A. CA11PBELLS',
2 doors S. of P. 0, Wingbam
Eke ill an times
FRIDAY, APRIL. 23, 1897
EDITORIAL NOTES.
10.1t0NTENAO Liberals have nomin-
ated Mr. Duncan McRae, ex -Reeve
of Wolfe Island, for the Ontario
Legislative Assembly.
Tile. Huron Expositor thus discu
ses the Premier of Ontario :—"
----swim of the Legislature has bee
completed under Mr. Hardy's gui
ante, and elthoeigh it was, perhaps
the most trying session for many
years, and there were a greater
number of deliea:e and troublesome
questions to deal with than have
came before the Legislature for seine
tithe, the decks have been in lin
and the work has been as ex
pedith-usly and as efficiently accol
plished as ever ti'fore. Indeed i
has been demonstrated beyond th
peradventure of a doubt that the
affairs of this great and important
Province are equally as safe uncle
the guiding hand of the new Premie
as they have been under that of th
old,, It is only just to Mr. hardy to
say that he has developed a strange
and power of which his nroet an•den
friends did not consider him c:apabie
He has proved hinnsoIf a1 judicious
skilful and %yam leader. His uniform
courtesy to both political ff fend and
opponent has made him (anally
as popular a leader as his iliustrions
predecessor, while his ability on all
occasions to defend himself and his
Government against the attacks of
opponents has inspired in his followers
the most implicit confidence and
espect. We knew whereof we speak
when we say that ` Ontario's new
Premier is a success in every respect
IIe has won the respect of his
political opponens in the legislature
and the entire and implicit con-
fidence and esteem of his followers,
while he has shown that he possesses
in an eminent degree the character-
istics of a successful and popular
party leader. We mean no disre-
spect to Sir Oliver Mowat, and we in
no way undervalue his long, able
and valuable services in the Province
when we say that Ontario has not
(uttered to any appreciable degree
Ly its change ox Premiers."
11114 WINUIJAM TIMES APRIL 23, 1897,
SG Brown, that we the Liberals of
East Huron, desire to express Our
huh appreciation of the Ontario
Government, as led by our present
Premier, Hon, A. S. Hardy, who
during the session jus•. closed, has
shown himself fully tulle and com-
petent to MI the shoes of Sir Oliver
Mowat, and wo feel confident that
under his able leadership, there is
no fear that when opportunity
1
•
as
s
affords, the Electorate of Ontario wil
fully endorse the change of leader
slip thus made. We also desire t
express our continued confidence i
our veteran member', Mr. Gibson
who has so ably represented us fol
I the past twenty-six years.
Moved by Mr. Sinclair, seconded
by G. F. Blair, that we the Liberals
of East Intron being assembled in our
annual meeting desire to express our
continued confidence in our member,
Dr, Macdonald, whose absence to dot
through illness, we sincerely regret
and in the Liberal Government of
Hon, Wilfred Laurier, who now that
opportunity is given hina,has realized
the very highest hopes formed of
hien white in opposition, we desire to
congratulate our Honored Leader in
the excellent progress that his Gov-
ernment has made towards pure and
progressive administration in this
Canada of ours. We trust that his
Government has only given us a
foretaste of the many good things to
come, in the School Question, Civil
s• Service Reform, and Abolition of the
A Franchise Act i i
n On motion it was decided to hold !s
A LIBERAL VICTORY. 1 Tr ONO
The result of the elections in itioN
Nova Sootl t as mora favorable to the
Liberals than could have been anti-' a'1L'Ih'lt''4'9,'4,',O+t'11,7u'1t1'yni,ga,t
capated. In the general Local elec., TRS' S, G.R .oEy ON pR
tions Mr. Murray, the new Liberal
Premier, though a young and almost f
untried Haan, has swept the *evince 1
obi `
of
he I ARE YOU WANTING TO GET
atning a following of about 34
in a House of 38, There was n
very serious charge against t
Government, but it must be borne i
Mind that the Government was vi
tually a new one and that the Liber. jj
alt had suffered a very heavy loss in
the removal of so able and experi.
enced a leader as Mr. Fielding, Mr,
Murray is to be congratulated on his
brilliant success, and we wish hint a
useful and honorable career in the
public service of his Province. The
Conservative party, though it had
also a new leader and though it was
peer in campaign material, ought to
have inade as better showing, and
the disaster would indicate that a
ort of paralysis has overtaken .the
party in the Province. Another
emarkable event was the Colchester
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Bed Roo
Couches
at new
N
FOR
AWE KNOW -PT.
Suites, Sideboards, Lounges,
Mattresses, Bed Steads, etc,,
ash prices,
Pt•l,or Suite this Spring, if so we have
1 21 and will give you special out prices
or ti ash, $36 suite for $30; $30 suite for
$24; ', 24 suite tbr $19,
WE ARE GOING' TO S " L 1] 'UT PRICES WILL DO IT.
—0-0—e—e-0--0--i -e-0
; All kinds of Furniture Repaired nd Re- Upholstering • le
neatly. We call at your hour for any such work al
deliver- the sante any wh; e itn town free of charge.
0--0 )..—O.0.0—O-0-- 0.0.0-0.0— 0
WE 1-IA�'E AN EXTRA I.AI:(GI' STOCK OFPIC7'1'1:1:4a, i:I:11)1' MADE l RA\ '.5 :1NJ) O1 1.I:I\(:ti 1..
AND LIKE
THE I'URNIT[1RI: WE 2 E GOING, To SELL THEM ('lH1:AP. FRAMES 5 LOW AS 25c. WE IL\_VE
ALSO ACADEm ,()ARDS ANI) CANVASS 1''t)R ARTISTS, ('ANVASA 'i'T ()N ST1:1ST(•1IEI'.S ON
SHORT NOTICE.
election for the Hoarse of Commons - xaiee line sr
At the time of writing it is uncertain Nice Eookil
whether the Conservative candidate
s defeated or elected by a very
mall majority; but in either case the
result mutt be rather depressing to
he Conservative manager's. The
d"
the Convention. for selecting a can-
didate for the Legislature on May 28 i t
FARMING ON A LARGE SCALE. �c
'There is at the present tiine a �
great tendency for undertakings of,
a character too great for the resour-, t
ses of the undertaker. This mistake
e prevails among all classes and pro -1 •
!
bably not to any greater extent;
nn- among business men than among .1
farmers. 1
c
Farming — successful farming— ! F
e requires today just as much careful' S
study and sound judgement, as any !E
other calling that a man can be' en- p
ounty has been Conservative for
many years. In 1891 the majority
vats 803, in 1896 it was only 177
nd now this smaller majority seems
o have almost if not wl7oilyGdis-
ppeared, -
MARKT REPORTS.
wl:�olln s.
Wingham, April 22nd, 1997.
orrectecl by P. Deans, Produce Dealer.
lour per 100 lbs 1 50 to 2 15
all Wheat
prino Wheat 0 70 to 0 72
ats, new, .... 0 17 to 0 19
Orley 0 20 to 0 80
039to037
utter 0 7 to 0 11
ggs per dozen 0 u to 0 8
ood per cord.... ....•.... 1 00 to 1 25
•
ton, 8 00 to S 50
070 to 072
✓ gaged in. In fact there are few 1B
✓ avocations that furnish a wider field i E
e for increasing the profits than that
of• farming ; P
Many farmers, however seem to T
1 think that in order to make money ff
I
ato'toen, per bushel, 0 15 to 0 20
allow, per lb 0 :l to 0 3
'led Apples, per lb 0 2 to 0 2,1
opt 19 to 213
t it is neeessal 7 to cultivate a large
, area of land, Now this is certainly
, a great mistake, Look first at the
result oft farming on a large sct1o"
on the emigration of our country.
A farmer who Ins already one we
hundred acres of land, buys another iv
'hundred adjoining.Then his neighbor' °API;
must move out and locate in the ; at.
EAST HURON Lii3 b:,Il ALS.
East Huron Liberals "let in Con,
vention. in Brussels on Saturday. In
the absence of the President, J. A.
Morton, Second Vice President, A w
Dames presided.
The following oflicei'S and commit-
tees were appointed,
Com, on Resolutions. -- Messra,1
Blair, Sinclair, Miller, McMillan and
Brown.
President—A 0 Dames; First Vice
'a•esidelat, II iililter; (second Vice
President M Mnrdie.
Chairmen of Divisions.—•flowick
'1' Gibson, Fordwich;Wro:cetc:r, Alex
Munroe; Turnbcrry, JasF,Iliott, 1311w
vale; Grey, A Hyslop. Walton; Bros
sols, G lit 131air; Morris, 1i Smellie;
"W'inghann, J A Cline; Myth 1'.
Dickson, Mullett. Thos :si'eMilian;
lilnliillbp, Geo Murdie,
The Committee on Resolution
brought in the following report which
was unanimously adopted.
Moved by i . ]Hiller seconded by
FOR SALE OR RENT.
FAltti of 00 acres, Iiinloss township, Bruce Co.,
acres cleared; stteatn of sprit g water, two good
Ile; nes:
wind -mill, good house, large bank barn,
eri sabres; tiro acre bearing orchtnd,.2 mites from
hitechureh station, 4 from i uclsnow; en oxccHmtt
Portunity for doh•(; a proittable dairy business.
plv to Mrs. A. Stewart, Lucknow, IT, A. Stewart
I:�omes a• A, -G, Ston'art, Teesaater,
`. erritaries or probably leave Gana• i
the .American Republic. If he VIIINJ
dian soil and become a citizen of �Ir3�lla
chooses the former, of eourse we have
not Iost a citizen, but he must ter
tainly face disadvantages and diffi-
eulcits that should be considered be-
fore the step is taken
Social ,end educational side. With a formation of the colnpan)•, of a•eceiviu
denser population come greater orders for seed, and of collenting a eall
. of 15per cent. of the subscribed stock
educational and social advantages
to a on seed. A Puit representation of
the Shareholders is requested. Orders
for seed can only be received Prong those
i ,r' Czaiie1a es Sinsit received and 'will be sand ca , l t ;r tirt'ave; pr•iees4.
Chairs for ladies for 99cts, at
Are You,_
RUPTURED ?
If so it is your advantage to 1
call on Gordon & Co.'s Drug
Store, Wingham. They •
arc the agents for the
celebrated Wetmore
Truss.
WHY THE WETMORE 6S THE
ONE FOR MO y
1. Because it is dangerous to be a
moment witaout one,
:2. It will never rust and is conse-
quently durable.
3. A person wearing a Wettucrn does
not find it a bother.
;e1. We will guarantee to hold in
position any reducible rupture.
5. This truss cannot possibly hove
after adjustment,
6. Some of our townspeople can
testify to its merits, -
7. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that a general
meeting of the Shareholders oC The
Winghaln Farmer's Flax Co„ Ltd., will Now that the Spring has
be held at the Town Hall, Wingham, on opened ttp , there is a good
the 20th inst. at is o'clock p. tn., I
Then consider the result from a of importance in connection with tho
for the purpose of considering business CIeJ11atICl fore
Better fiehoele can be maintained at
a less cost and :t higher education
imparted thus giving a higher tone
to the whole community.
Men to day are not judged by the
clothes they wbar, but by the gener-
al intelligence they possess.
Our Canadian nation is made up
of units of Canadian people and the
greater the intelligence of the indi-
viduals the higher we ;stand among
other nations. Add to this the social
advantages that a dense rural popula-
tion paseess, advantages that are ap-
preciated most when inissed
altogether; and it wilt be
readily conceded that the more
homes on every concession, the better
off the people are in the advantages
of an older country,
Now wiry is this not the ease
liecattse of a mistaken ambition to
farm on r, large scale, instead of on a
careful state, Let the farmers
cultivate care fully every
foot of soil they possess; study
well the rotation of crops, find
Out what he eart possess to the best
advantage, and stick to. it and he
will learn that his profits will bejust
as great as his neighbor, who is
farthing more land to less advantage
It is not a question as to how much
Land he can manage, but how much
he eau produce on a. small: faint that
wo want our Tamers to study.
The Mother Earth is the source of
all wealth, and the more eaeli farm -l•
er can 9oeure from her, the more
wealth the people will possess,
holding stock in the Company, and the
Stock Rook will be open for subscribers
until tho above date.
By order of
THE PROVISIONA1. DIRLOTORS,
Change of Business
Iiavktig purchased from
D. E. McDonald his
Butchering Business, I am
now in a position to supply
the public with
CHOICE MEATS
a
e
p
t
t lowest prices and earn-
stly solicit a share of the
atronage of this cotnnaun-
ty. We will always keep
ren hand the best meats
hat can be got for money
D. i. GEDIMS,
141e1)onald's old stand.
MILLINERY
MISS I-3OYD would re-
mind the public that she has an
EXCELLENT STOCK
of carefully selected goods.
Call and see our latest designs.
MISS BOYD.
Tl
PHRENOLIKE
MEDICINES
TIM 0\LX AI33OUITELy It RIJN BLE
PREPARATIONS 0N' TILL; MArt1 'r,
Pleasant, Pure and Healthful.
.Phonetic
pecific
PXREp4
PILLS
Guaranteed to cure
Rheumatism,
Sciatica, Lumbago,
Gout and
Neuralgia.
A. sure cure for
Headache Dizziness
Coralaiirttlion, Indi-
gestion, Biliousnoss,
,
Bright ti Disease,
Diebetee, Paralybis,
Canvttlsions, (kart
Disease, etc., etc.
M ai ufaefurcd on honor & werdon
Merit.
1
swain Wingham, only Gordon & £"o.
t"1141 9_11 celeieetolereeeneelLt-etlereiseaTastele
AETIE. 1`
We maintain
aS leaden ill
WAL
s
sual our hositi0n
oda ilk' E.�. r
Our oxeccll nt line is admired by
all incl from tar stock some of the
hai,dsonicst 1 on,es in Iringhaun will
1)e papered ,lih1 seasol We have
suited other and can stn you.
Still a f v of those Cit
pants left. They are going
Inot Initis l IIS Opportunity of
sonic of ti ern.
Entire
best in
special vi
O
p Rem -
fast, clo
curing
Ill w. hers in efe,11,4. Pet m3i.unt work to those kg
f3j r
..rladdressa re, dyed from local adrertlitinr,, to rti
re.1 he forwarded to us (lady. Ivo cattrassing. no .trt
LB moose exneristice required, but plain Pi
..91(t1 Octet to earn i-".0 or iim, e weekly in spare :1.1
pa time. apply V) WARREN Ptli, Ou., London. '1
TNE HOLSTEIN DAIRY
SYSITEhl
Are prepared to supply railk of the
very best quality, These cows are ask. -
clean now and are always kept as clean
as mos% cows are in June. Milk from
clean cows In 11 clean stable is generally
considered nicer than milk from cows.
that cart') those evidences about with
ow BUN SI -J1
y new stock, cheapest
town. Call and see
Inc) at 45 and 50 cents.
Latest ut in window draping
the Popu ar Book Store.
11'
ALEX. ROSS.
Gregory 131oels,
TO THE PHU'
The Whighain Platiing Mills are
now runnieg ;wain in full blast—
Parties wiehing to have Lumber
Dressed or anything. in the planing
mill business such as-
-CASI NGS,
On MVO thf 01 141 t41virt notice nnd
at lowest pi priees. have
Ines which will enable me to do
work cheaper and better than ever,
S. BENNETT,
saceessor
taelati
04*
CD
idea ,(1 to have one of
11'1•11 if you don7t
et 11:1' other fcl-
1 mill be
ihe lucky
PIN n.
Pre
—OPALS hi N LE
etalline' the
two
Jeweler told Optielith