The Wingham Times, 1897-09-03, Page 44�,y�yrY`.t'6
1:11.E W (a :IAA' Toms, SEPTEMBER 3, tb97.
that Canada is, thus recognized BLYTU MARKET REPORTS.
amongthe natiaus. The feeling in w11co1pte
"�- Messrs Meow & Boyd, of this Wiuj ham, September 2n(41807. J-
England. is very friendly towards l place have purchased the Chesley Corrected by 1', Deans, Produce Dealer. I, L -
RINGS t Canada, and if my antieipatlons are brick and from Mr. T. J. Elliott.Flour per l00 lbs.. 1 50 to 2 40 •' an immense �s OC o
• not deceived, we shall see a. great yPalk Wheat old .,.,, 0 78 to o s5.
On Sunday a large number of out i�'all yVkleat, Irew.. , ....... 0 76 to o 80 SCHOOL SUPPLIES & STATIONERY
BOTTLING
1flaw of capital and population to citizens attended the funeral of the Spring •VlrpRt 75 to 0 80
Canada In the next few years." only daughter of )yl l'• Benjamin Mor- Oats,.,,.,. 0 19 to 0 20
_ - _ _ � '-`417 0 36 t0 0 30 n�u'Ir h b b lu 4 6 h II Ih I, 6 1� IP h It I� Ip IP II h I, b Ir Ib II, Ip I,1 b t
- vitt Hallett. The deceased had only
0 40 to 0 40
SP1GES ETC. A (QUESTION OF DOCTRINE. been ill a few days, Butter, ....... . i4 ., 011 to 0 12 BIG SCRIBBLER FOR le.,
Mrs. A, Emigli and Charles Con- Eggs per dozen 0 10 to 0 10 DRAWING BOOKS,
REV. JOHN ROBERTSON'SWood per coral.— 1 00 to 1 25 141
Potatoes,
And all seasonable VIEWS ON BAPTISM,of Buffalo, N. Y., were guests IIs G QO to G 50 ]r1,1��!iRCIsi BOOKS,
y per tor, , 1,
at the Commercial the past weel, Potat000,perbnehol,new0 40 to 0 40 WRITING BOOKS;
IN(
goods at the: lowest Dr. Will Potter of Illinois U• S. Tallow, er lb 0 3 to o a �price at LrTTER FRO:iL REV, J. A, 1,1ORISON ON is visiting the old homestead iii East Dried Apples, per lb0 2 to 0 2iLEADERS, SL�ATTES, e. >
THE SUBJECT—SOME yIGOROIIS Wa,WO11Sh. Wool 1J to 21 PENCILS, PENS,
RUBBERS, RULES, ETC.
JUST RECEIVED
RJJBBER
CEIT A, CAMPETZ,
EXCERPTS—REV. WILLIAM Messrs Geo, and Will and Miss.
PATTERSON'S STATE— Jennie Phillips, formerly of this
MENT, town but now of Chicago, were visit -
Druggist, Etc., • To the Editor of the Globe. oLd acquintance last week.
And be sure end buy them before 9 Sir,—With reference to local no- Miss Bettie Higley left here on
p. m, for we close at that time every I tice in to -day's issue that "the Rev. Saturday to visit friends in Chicago.
night excepting Saturday. Rev. T. Higleyaid London a
g John Robertson, D. D., of Glasgow p
p
the well known revivalist, has ac- flying visit on Saturday,
TO ADVERVISERS. cepted an invitation from the Pres-
byteriaus of Toronto to bold a series Live stock markets
Notice of changes must be left at this of meetings is this city, I find in the Toronto Ont., August 31.—At the
City Temple Pulpit," Glasgow, of Toronto cattle market to day there
April 8th, 1894, a sermon by Mr. was a light run, receipts being 45
John Robertson, entitled: " Do you loads. The quality of the offerings
see the three C's?" or, " Believers' - were poor. Good cattle are wanted
Baptism a privelege and a Duty" ; but it appears to be difficult to bring
"Baby -sprinkling a Delusion and
sin " ; "An appeal to the Christain
Presbyterians of Scotland, from
which sermon we make the following
extracts, -
1. On page 12—"Oh like other
office not later than Saturday
noon. The copy for changes
must be left not later than Tues-
day evening. Casual advertise•
manta accepted up to noon
Thtirsday of each week.
.e OtiRgija.m(film
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1897.
DOMESTIC AFFAIRS.
We admit all that is said about
the horrors of war, but we see no
reason why it should affect our de-
cision on the question now before
,Canada. Canada does not vivant to
invade forefgtr°teiTifi Or destroy
foreign cities, or trample on the
rights of foreign people. ' What she
-will da with the timber of Ontario,
what she will do with the gold of
the Klondike, are not "international
questions," but purely domestic con-
eerns to be decided solely with re-
ference to her own interests, and to
the rights of her own people. The
more closely we attend to our own
business, the less we worry about Churchisln, Presbyterianism, a ma- port steers and common. stockers*
'pour ieasf 'slthem, either
by way "f' chine like the inquisition, that would sales good; heavy steers. $2; common . ti
less talk there or irritating
11betl aboutm«%e grind flesh and bones and blood if to good stockers, $3.0ve<tis s 1.aa;
FENCING'
�� � FOR
Perhaps all pitch our voices at too they darer(, stock heifers, $3 @ 3.25;
" h°gh a -key in discussing these ques-
tions; even where we refrain from
calling a man a paltrot•n and a ttrai-
tor for thinking one way, or tti jingo
and bloodthirsty ruffian for thinking
another, we fall inter the error of
talking of domestic business as if it
were an international affair. Canada
is here..to star, and is going to man-
-' age her own affairs according to the
notions of her citizens. There is
nothing "international" about this.
We interfere with nobody else's busi-
ness, and we intend to be left free to
attend to our own.—Globe.
choice stock to the market, all small
animals being taken out of the coun-
try and it will be sometime before
offering will show any material in-
crease. The market for export cattle
was quiet, The prices ranged from
Presbyterian ministers, Goa forgive 3ac & 41c. There were a good
me for ever leading my flock around many trades made at about 4e per
the pool of Baptism." ib, Offerings of butchers' cattle.were
2. On the same page -"Infant poor, and the market was heavy:
sprinkling like spoiled vaccination, it picked lots were brought about 3¢c
didn't take with ns. We had an un- per lb., and common stock as low as
converted past. How could it take. 2 4c per ib. Several carloads of stock -
This baby -sprinkling is a sinful re- ers passed through the market for
,/ DORI,lt.
�/SANDI.RsON.—In Howlett, on August
21st, 1897, the wife of Mr. James A, San-
derson of a daughter. V
d1VIoNear , In Howiok, on August 20th,
1897, the wife of Mr, Arch. MCNONEm of
a daughter.'
MARRIED
\/ ALLENBY—WELLS—At the residence
of the bride's parents, Lower Wingham,
on September lst. by the Rev James
Hamilton, Mr David Wesley Allenby, of
Wingham, to Miss Lottie E, daughter of
Mr George P. Wells,q f
DIDD
RINTOUL.—In Whitechurch, on Aug-
ust 27th, Ann, wife of Mr. Henry Rin -
tout, aged 55 years and 6 montbs.
Crop Reports.
The Government crop reports for
both Ontario and Manitoba have
lately been issued. In Ontario the
fall wheat is estimated at 24,268,159
bushels,the yield per acre being given
at 25,5 bushels In spring wheat
the average yield is .47 bushels to
the acre and the total production,.
5,489,811. Oats is an immense crop
and averages 35.8 bushels, barley,
vernal of the word of God-" Buffalo. They are quoted at from 2G 8, peas 19.2 and hay 1.63 tons,
ForManitoba the figures are, wheat,
1,290,882 acres, average yield per
acre, 16.49 bushels, total 121,284,274
Oats 4G8,141 acres, average per acre
26,72 bushels, total, 11,517,112 bus -
3. On page 16 -,"And the Scriptur 2*c @3h per lb. Good shipping balls•-
alness of believers' baptism is a mani bring from 31ac @ 31c per ib. There
festo, and I chaiinge the Presbyter- is earctically no demand for stock
fan ministers and professors of Scot- bulls. -The market for small meat
land to prove it wrong, and baby- was . active. Nine hundred lambs
sprinkling right and other than a - sold at from S2.85 @ $3.85 per head •steels. Barley, 153,266 acres, aver -
delusion and a sin ! Baby-sprinkl- or 40 @ 4¢c per Th., and 400 sheep - a eer acre, 23.8 total 3,044,769.
ing is no more baptism than eating sold at 2- e @ 3•1•0 per ib. About 30 Peas 38,287 bushels,
a grape in a railway train is partak- calves brought from $4 @ $8 per
ing of the Lord's supper.' head.• Good calves are wanted.
4. Also from a sermon entitled,"At Hogs quiet. Receipts, 1,000; best The first car of new Manitoba
the cross but no salvation," of May 13 selections selling at $5.90 per cwt. wheat was received in Winnipeg
1894, on page 5—"We have had the ' East Buffalo. N, Y., Aug.—Cattle from Deloraine. The wheat glades
exclusiveness of ecclesiasticism to ---Receipts. twelve cars through four. No. 1 hard, and is au excellent
nausea in our priest -ridden Scotland on sale; markets slow for heavy ex•. sample,•
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Tru petition against Mr. Ileyd,
,Liberal M. P. for South Brant, has some difficulty with his Presbytery.
been dropped. Further than that heknew'nothing.-
Ed. Globe.
Mrs. W. J. GAGE, of Toronto,offers The above, trom the Toronto
to provide public baths for the city Globe of Friday is published by re -
if the corporatian will provide a quest of some of o.tr readers.—Ed.
1 beg to ask whether the author of and firm at $4.504@ $6.7o. Hogs— Ornamental Iron 'i et Fencing in
these statments is the 'same who is Receipts, seven cars through nine on sections ready to Ee .. Come and see
reported to have accepted the invita• sale; active and higher; Yorkers, $3, it. The Cheapest • bilee Snap of the
tion from the Presbyterians of Tor -65 @ $3.70, mostly '53.65: heavy season and no mistake. P FISFih; ,
onto to hold a series of revival meet- mediums and mixed $3.55 @ 3.60;
ings in the city. roughs, $3.75 @ $4; stags, $2.75 @
J, A. MoRIsoN, $3.50. Sheep and lambs—Receipts TEACHER WAS
Minister of East Presbyserian . two cars through two on.sale; market
Church. firm, no good lambs here;some export Teacher wanted
Toronto, August 25th. ' demand for sheep at $3.75 @ $4 for section N T
A representative of the Globe ewes and wehters mixed; heavy west -
communicated with Rev. Wm. Paten ern sheep $3.G5.
son, pastor of Cooke's Church where
the special services are to be held, on
the the point raised by Mr. Morrison
Mr, Patterson replied that he was
not aware of the doctrines held by
Rev. Mr. Robertson, but that he was
under the impression that he had had
TIMES.
site. _
SCR Wilford and Lady Lauirer House of Refuge Notes.
lr ve returnedltrom England and
n1I
,.`'•1(a ground banquet in
1 ,�....,,londay evening last.
fir. J. P. WHITNEY, leader of the
Ontario -Opposition, will address a
inieting ir: Clinton on 'Thursday
next, September 9th. He will also
speak in Listowel on Tuesday, Sep-
' Welber .7th.
OUR Premier's return Is the proud-
] ettOriumpli of our political history.
/He ltcrlrieited a masterpiece of states-
manship at a time when fortune
brought exceptionally favorable cir
culhstances.
•'rise•department of trade and com
merce will shortly issue their report,
Dairy Markets
Picton, Ont., Sept. 1 --At our cheese
board 13 factories boarded 865 color-
ed cheese; 9c the highest bid; no
sales.
Tweed, Ont., September 1'.—Six
hundred and twenty-five white cheese
were boarded here to -night; 9/e
bid ; no sales.
Napanee, Ont., Sept. 1.—At the
cheese board to -day 360 white and
350 colored were offered ; 91e bid ;
no sales.
Ingersoll, Ont., Aug 31.—Offerings
to day 1,600 boxes; on sale; first.11alf
about all sold and salesman not in -
Last Sunday night or Monday clined to offeror set a price on last
morning Christina McMartin, who half at present.
has been an inmate from Grey town- - New York Aug. 31.—Butter steady
ship since the opening, 'absconded. creamery, 13c @ 18c; dairies 9c @ 15
She will be brought back if informs-1'Cheese steady, at 81e @ 9 •e.
tion can be obtained as to her where- Uampbellford, Ont., Aug 31.—At
abouts. Any person dropping a card the cheese board meeting held here
to Inspector Coats, Clinton,, would this evening, 950 white were borded
confer a favor. offered 9e but would not accept en
William Griffith, from •East Wa- • sales.
wanosh, aged 23, is the latest addi- - Madoe, Ont., Aug. 31.—Sixteen factor -
tion to the inmates. He ist s£iffering . les boarded 865 boxes of cheese; on
from bronchitis, bordering on con- sales fi ve buyers present.
sumption• Belleville. Ont•, Ang 31.—Twenty-
Poor old Tommy Sherman is not seven factories boarded 2,275 white
very. well. Ile says his heart fails and 250 colored cheese; 9c bid for
to drive the blood of life through his board no sales.
body, and he evidently is correct.
There are in all 73 inmates. Mr. I. E. Browman, who was M. P.
It shows that the im ortq for the Rs- Last Sunday Rev, Mr. Pocoek for North Waterloo for many years
p held service. and is now President of' the Ontario
i \ eai�year ending June 30th,amo i ted Mr. J. A. King has been awarded Mutual Life Assurance Company
` t i=1{I111,380,777, as against $ 0, the contract for bread for the next is seriously ill.
47,713 13 last year. The exports show three months,~--
Stn trignsease of from $118,140,504 to for' Queen Victoria, nor
1iiary 11-teGraw, a London domestic WANTED-ArealReign and Diamond Jubilee
no.
$181,118,970. was commttteci Mr trial on a charge OverflowingwIi latest and richest pictures. con•
tains the endorsed biography of Her Majesty, with
of murdering her infant. authentic History of her remarkable reign, and full
account of the Diamond Jubilee. Only $1,60. Big
Mr Gilbert Parker has presented book. Tromcndaus demand. Bonanza for agents,
LAtIlcR says: " Canada is now
.1 beginning an entirely new career,
,moi only in England, but in Europe. f mm�lineion 60 par cen• Credit Jtionb
rai ht
6 , P the Canadian Club of Hamilton with pale, outrit tree, bats paid. write for ougtfit
Suitt exaggeration, I can say a complete addition of his books. and t Dearborn Sir C DOMINION COMPANY, Dept.
PACKAGESENVELOPES 2 FOR 5c.
NO E TAPER 2 Q,UI . -. R
.,....,....IDES FOR IXC.
t CP�9..
WIN GRA
GROCER,
NIU
T. :>.' E L L & SON
Beg to inform the public that their retail department has
been reopened and they now have in stock the finest
• lines of `'
BEDROOM SUITES, EXTENSION TABLES,
SIDEBOARDS, CHAIRS, MATTRESSES,
BABY CARRIAGES ANDUPHOLSTER-
ED GOODS.
m ter,
FROM THE CHEAPEST TO THE BEST.
CALL AND GET OIJR PRICES.—
T. -
T. SELL �z SON,
Main St. North. WINGHAM.
WESTERN FAIR,
LONDON, SEPTEMBER 9th . TO 18th, 1897.
Canada's Favorite Live Stock and Agricultural Exhibition.•
The most complete Live Stock Buildings in America. More itnprove-
ments and extensive additions this year. Every Stockman, Agriculturist,•tmeilli
Manufacturer, Dairyman, Artists and Inventors, etc., specially invited.
Entries close Sept, 9th, in all departments. Success assured.
for . •98 for School SEE U.A SEN BEN ALF, The Arab Prince.
ec ion o. o, urs b• ry. All' applica• - -
tions to lie in by . e• ember 22nd. Ad- ties been secured to furnish the Stage Attractions.
dress THOMA JAMES,
'
Sec. -Treasurer,
Auction Sale o: Booth and Privileges, Aug. 15th, on the grounds at 2 p. m.
Wingham, Ont. For Prize Lists, Programme and Maps, apply to
Turnberry, August 30, 1897.
LT. COL. F. B, LEYS, President. THOS. A. BROWNE, Secretary.
For Sale or to
A farm of 90 aces on Concession I,
Kinloss, 4 miles e. - of Lucknow ; 70
acres clear, mo3tly n sod ; good house ;
largo bank barn ; spring creek ; 2 wells ;
good cistern ; 2 acres of orchard.
Apply to A. G. STEWART,
Teeswater,
Or to MRs. A. STEWART,
Lucknow.
H.A..NICS
Editor of ' e TImEs :
1 ish, throu, h . kr paper,
to express m thanss o he Culross
Mutual Fire I . -uran.: . ompany for
prompt payment o tb ull cash value
of my driving mare, ich was killed by
lightning. 1 have ills to acknowledge
assistance received irom re Company's
Agent, Mr. Putfl Powell, in - , tifyieg the
President or the accident, received
generous' treatment from all t Incials.
A. MAoEWEN,`',
Bluevale a
F .H. KERNEY
7
'20N SOR1AL ARTIST.
Opposite Queen's Hotel, Wingham.
For an easy Shave and a First-ClasE
Hair Cut, give him a trial.
Razors Honed.
Are You
rs
FRUIT CULTURE totherfarot rfitr"
than his other crops. Proton Bros, Co., the mos
oxtrnrhe r,ert,ery house in Canada, havo vacancb-
io this sectio, '.1 rite them for terms.
BROWN NEBSERr,
Toronto, Ontario,.
A Snap . .
•
G For Farmers who buytheir
RUPTURED? c
�� PLOUGH `� rld
1�
5
If so it is your advantage to 1,, REPAIRS
call on Gordon & Co.'s Drug
Store, Wingham. They
are the agents for the
celebrated Wetmore
Truss..
WHY THE WETMORE IS THE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ONE FOR YOU
IN T115 MATTER OF DANIEL M'KENZI8, OF 8 TOWN OF
WINDHAM, OVII1TY OF HURON, 110TF.1 88PSR,
AN INSOLVENT.
Notice Is hereby given that o nbovo named
Daniel McKenzie has made an 'ssignment of his
estate to me, as Trustee for t • benefit of his emit.
tors, under lb. S. 0., 1807, Ce- 124, and amending
acts•
Tho creditors are re, notified to meet at the
office of it. Vnnstou", in the Town of Wingham, on
TUESDAY 7th DAY al TEMBER, 1897, at 2 O'CLOCK
in the afternoon. for the uurpose of 'miring a.
statement of his affairs, appointing inspectors,•fixing.
their remuneration, and for the orderhlg of th4
estate generally.
MI porous claiming to rank upon the estate of the
said insolvent must file their claims, proved by
affidavit as required by said Act, with me on or bo.
fore the 29th DAY .1 SEPTEMBER A. 0, 1897, atter.
which date I will proceed to distribute the assets of
the said estate, having regard to those claims only
Of which f shall then have notice.
it, VAN5TONi:, JOAN MrKI:NZII„
Solicitor for Astignee. Aesianeo.
tVingha,a. Wingham,
Dated August 27th, A D. 1807.
1. Because it is dangerous to be a
moment without one.
2. It will never rust .and is conse-
quently durable.
3. A person wearing it Wetmcre does
not find it a bother.
4. We will guarantee to hold hi
position any reducible rupture.
5, This truss cannot possibly move
after adjustment,
6. Some of our townspeople- can
testify to its merits.
7. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded.
GORDON & 00.
—AT THE
NNHAM rotiNDT11;
We have a large quantity of
Plow Shares for the leadin 11.
Gploughs, which we are selling at t'
l 30 cents each. Sole Plates and
hi Steel Land Sides at correspond-
ingly low prices. I'J!
1 Our shops continue to turn It{
out Iron and Brass
ar -- CASTINGS
-ar and repair work for Boilers,
dirEngines and General Repair
Work, which surprises „etnd
pleases our numerous euet.;nters.
'4j WM. RENDALL CO.
Ia
Proprieto.
Foundry—Corner of Viotoria and
Minnie treele,
r