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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-03-23, Page 6THE WINGlIAM TIMES, MARCH 23, 1900, EBTABLISIISID wide's the pairaerworm bath left bath the rowel eeten; and that whieh the locust Lath left the cankerwozin eaten: anti that which .the cankerworm. 'lath left hath the caterpiller eateu. The • series ends there, but We can add to it ; that whichto caterpillar hatlileft conics the way of the editor, and that would. not be so bad. were it not for the feet that the catelpiller never leaves. .any• - thing. A certain miserable seal F ilia "Let the day perish wizen I WAD bCrii," and that has been take u as a motto by woman ever since, mid if she cannot altogether succeet in causing it to perish, she -tries to hide it Illt ler a box of Swan DOWu. eiuce the days of Rath the occupation of gleaning has changed hsto. an .art; it has become so revolutionized that those of old time would net recognize it to- day. Rutli was, so to speal,. au amateur, those of to -(lay professionals,. The pro- fessionals have the advantage, owing to the facts that the bervest fields of Boaz have known remarkable extension, •tho gleaned article has chauged from heads of golden grain to Inuelrecls of golden dollars, and that gleaning was clone then by work, now by wind, Our gleaners TUE WINiIiJ TURES U. leit14141,0TT, Petite:mug AND PROP1OETOR FRIDAY, MARCH 1.:3, 1900. Lew gunome etisatmen. The Ottawa correspondent to the - Teri/ate. Star has the following to say of the Dominion member for East Huron: - Dr. 1YEacdenalti of East Huron is a veteran parlianwutarian. HO epealcs .autlioritively of the tunes and events of the Maekenzie administration. Ho has Watched rnauy political stare wax and wane and has pursued the even tenor of Ms way. Dr. Macdonald is not a placeman. His highest ambition is to servo his country well and to advise sounaly. It is regeettable that owing to the late hour at which he began, his speech ou the transportation question not ranch of it got into the newepapers, although it stands a valuable respository °of facts on the pages of Hansard, and 'will, no doubt, be used largely for • editorial reference. Dr. Macdonald has -collected a number of facts of the Mont - Teal harbor improvements whicb go to show the people of Western Ontario that the government eolicy is of general ad- vantage and that the benefit is not con- fined to Montreal alone. It is character- istic of Dr. Macdonald's accuracy that he visited Moutreal, twice at least, when he was getting his dato together. He got his facts at first hand, which is a practice that many a member of parlia- en.ent Might emulate with good results. Mr. Tarte, wire is pathmaster of this transpomtion question, listened very at- tentively to Dr. Macdonald's speech and. applauded frequently. As long as Dr. Macdonald represents East Huron in parliament, the clecters of that riding will not suffer for information on all the leading public questions. The doctor '• does net essay rhetorical flights, but aims to convince the average elector in a way experience has proved to be best -he gives him hard, incontrovertible facts to swallow. OFR TORONTO LETTER. • (By our own Corressondent. Toronto, March UN'TEROILINGE OP PRESS AND PISLPIT. the chamber where some man was say- speeches of his life. No mere verbal _ For the newspaper week beginnieg mg something about corruption, policy report conveys an•idea of the music and Friday, March 13th, Chas. M. Sheldon, !land education. As the Scot brought the fire of many of the passages. Galleries for "In His Ste " S =tens at his back" in the view' and members together cheered wildly when they aro a -thirst go unto the VeSee that have been drawn and drink, but they do not fall dowu on their faces, they sit down on a softly upholstered pulpit seat. At meal time they. come hither and eat of the bread and dip their morsels, but they do not get sufficied; • ey pray for 110W THE S. P. S. CELEBRATED TBE RELTEF. The Legislative Assembly witnessed , some queer scenes last week, and not least of all was the spectacle the students • ef the School of Practical Science pee - The real met now, f. r it h eight Woloolc, wit, rde taelowa ;u le • - dniuty wh;te 'fie Ihnv tree t ly It goiden eerie More hide w.a teat revel: the little cleauwate 4 Mee. nue nt' 1 • (Her day of tell :d dirt end, serr.v. alwayswaled whit a evuslto niel. iitti hand grasps tight the dress oe pt,o, ragenoll whieh -maid uot Ian c deeerte• . its dear mish..eett (MU ist • 011, 111 tie Met thet14, I wish yonasulc knew w lone Are ally toadingghl to hide iny ;shoes or tear i ho avea out of , I- to.1 • ger • in t Dr. Low's NY orm S yr p is pleasant to take, always ein etuel, and es it car- ries its Mil Cathartic, the re is no nee. of giving Cueter 011 or any purgative afterwards. The Prentiers Great Speech, Tho Ottawa Journal's Parliamentary report • has this to say of Sir Wilfrid Laurier'e seeeeh on the Benrassa rose- eutione-"leor hall' au hoar the House of Commons listened to a ram burst of oratory from the Pritne Minister. His speech was a reply to nir. Bourassa, who again latUle a three -hours' speech con- dentaing the Government for their action. in sending troops to South Africa with- out first asking Parliament. Sir Wilfrid, made an Imperialistic speech -ons that will Hong live in the memory of those who heard it. .A.ud when he concluded the enthusiasm was eunbottuded. Old Parlittmentarians said that :so much en- thusiasm has not been shown since Hou. Mr. Fielding announced four years ago the preferential tairiffin favor of Eng- land. The Prime Minister gave a frank declaration in favor of Canada paying for the favors she constantly receives sented. The Scientists gathered at the , from Englmtd. 'I say,' said he, 'we school shortly after noon on Thursday 1 have shared the honor, the dignity, the 4to celebrate the relief of Ladysmith. !, benefit of the empire.- And we should The House was the objective point. The share in the rcsponsihilities. Shall the ssrgesuSsitt-arms hearing a great cone- ilduties and responsibilities be all en one imOtiesi in the corridors poked himself, side?' The Pxinie Minister defended head, sword and all, out between the i splendidly the course of the Government glass doors to ascertain the cause of the ; as to the contiugeuts. But a great deal tumolt. There he saw swarming up the of his speech deceit with the great ques- great staircase from the eastern entrauceltion beyond the sending of the troops, a great throng cf shouting young men, the new relation cf Canada with Eng - heeded by a doughty Scot, playin' a bit !land, rather than the details of the skirl en the pipes. Flags and ensigns Government's actien, . . . Sir Wil - innumerable were waving over head. frid Laurier sat down in half au hour, On they went up the next stair ease and after delivering what in the general. ' entered the ladies' gallery overlooking . estimation. was one of the most eloquent TOWN DIRECTORY, flexr teninten-Sabbath services at 1. a fl. luta 7 it In. :;unday 1Schcol at ite0. p (lettere' prayer meeting m Wednesday everings. Rev. . W. ?mill peen r. W. J. ( barman, S. S. ' upo name:ea.. MI eau ausr Outnteit-Fablettliservicets it 11 a m and 7 p Petuday Scheel at • ':30 p Epworth League every Mou- s ' • - -er Teen. Weduesnay evenings. Rt.V. Richard paetor. Dr. Tewier, S. B. Step- rintendent. PReserrenteax Cinuttou-Sabbath ser- viees at 11 a m. end p ni. Sunday ;Oleo' at 2 :20 p General prayer *need:tie on Weduestlay evenings. Rev. 1). Perno, pastor. D. X. Gordon, S. S. Sfeiperintentlent. F.T. BAHL'S CHURCH, EPISCOPAts-.5ab- bath services at 11 a m mid 7 p in. Lay School School at 2:30 pin. General prayer meetieg ou Wednesday evening. Rov. Wen. Lowe, incumbent. F. Shore, S. S. Saperintendeut. • CONGREGATIONAL, Cntmon.-Sabbath eeevices at 11 a in and 7 p Sunday Sehool at 2:30 p m. amoral prayer meeting on Weduesday• eveniegs.. Rev. J. W. Gh.filn, patter, Gavin Wilson, S. 5. t le t ROMAN CATHOLIC Cnentort - Every fourth Sunday.. Mass at 10:30 a in., ser- mon and benediction at 7 p m. Rev, D. P. McMenamin, P. P. SALVATION AuerY-St rvice a 7 and 11 a m awl 3 and 8 p an Sunday, and every evening during' the week ab 8 o'olock at the barracks. CHRISTIAN WORKERS---SOVVieeS in. the Ails -sloes Hall, Victoria street, on Sunday at 3 and. 7:80 p T. A. Calhonne, in charge. Por Orproe-In Macdonald Block. Office hours from 8 a m to 0:30 p m. Peter Fisher, postmaster. IRserruTn-Library and. free reading room in the Town Hall, will be open. every afternoon from 2 to 5:45 o'clo& and every evening from 7 to .0:30 o'clock. Miss Millie Robertson, librarian. Towie Conetort.-Wm. Clegg, Mayor; Wm. Holmes, H. 0. Bell. J. H. Chis- holm, Jos. Golley, Rolland Beattie, Geo. McKenzie, Councillors; J. B. Fer- guson, Clerk and Treasurer; Samuel Youhill, Assessor; 'Wm. Robertson; Col- lector. Board meets first Monday even- ing in each month at 8 o'clock. SCHOOL BoAnn.-C. N. Griffin, (chair- man), Thos. Abrainun, H. G. Lee J. J. Homuth, Wm. Moore, H. Kerr, 'Thos. Bell, Wm. Button. Secretary, Wm. Robertson; Treasurer, J. B. Ferguson. Meetings second Tuesday evemng in each month. Perzuo Smoot. TEACHERS - A. H. Musgrove, Principal, Miss Robertson, Miss:Reynelds, Miss Farquharson, Miss Cornyn, Miss Vanstonee Miss Matheson and Miss Reid. BOARD OF HEALTH -Mayer Clegg, (chairnian), C. J. Reading, Thos. Greg- ory, Dr. Kennedy, J. B. Ferguson, Sec- retary; Dr. Toveler, Medical Health Officer. who is responsible Ps : r and. some other things, is to edit the* of the members he played "The Cede. ce i for minutes. It •wes a great, a long -to - 'Topeka, Daily Capital, its usual celiter, i theNorth" The member who had the ; be -remembered scene. During the thirty Mx. Howe, taking Sheldon's plipit. ' fizer sar down, his support and. his op- minutes the Premier was on his feet the EARLY Articles like these will no doubt he seen piste -Se -et pounded thefr desks in a royal tapplause was almost constant. The , while Sheldon holds the pen: elfaeohnn,andapplaudeed loudly. lieu:gine galleries were crowded, and at times "During the temporary absenee e the ! how Mr. sSpenker's eyes bulged, to see "j could hardly wait till the end ie the GLOSING circulation liar, we desire to =Sze that ' mph .ungsarlisins•ntary proceeding. The t period before the uncontrollable applause the circulation of this paper is twenty- stedents demanded speeches and got broke out." 8TA131,118e1,01) 1872. IRE WIN6110 runtanim EVERY Plant llacuass. Is there anything grown that has not an enemy? Well, if nott all the more need to be analeinquer them. Bat it is not easy unless they aro made FRIDAY MORNING a study to know exactly what best to do. bett.re said, healthy plants ere leSIi Tree Tinos Office, Beaver Meek liable t() suffer. The green fly, as is is called, eau be settled by putting the plants into a box c r under corer nearly ti lit and burnin tobacco 'Sulks Better gee hundred by actual count." "Ten dollar suits at Wagstaff's for 64.99, this week only. [Editor's Nete---• "We have personally examined. these suits and find they are not worth 30 cts.j" "Wanted. -A woman for general house "work. Nothing served undressed, time allowed. for Bible reading and attending prayer meeting." "Personal -If the gentleman who emticed the lady at prayer meeting ou Wednesday night desires to save his soul, address D. Object, alimony." :"We have dismissed the 'devil' from the office of the Daily Capital, and have hired a clean respectable boy." "Old Sohn Stubbs is dead. His 'family now feel quite relieved, as they have been waiting a long time for his anoney. Although deceased was a con- sistent member of Bill street church yet he was not respected. He was a very raean man." "Mary Smith was married to Joe Stark last week, This is considered_ a very good match for her as she is now at Ieast 85. We congratulate her on her good luck, when hope must have been almost lost. She was presented with a few cheap wedding presents." "'Ancient Willie Peters dropped into our office thismorning. He says his age is 03, really it is only 70. He is almost 'blind, can scarcely hear and is unable to Valk," Oh Truth! verily though art a jewel. Mr. Howe may perhaps preach in this strain: -"It has been said. that that there geom. , after which they went to ; the Toronto Opera House, where Jiland Huth and Clifford Howard were playing "Courted into Court." Here the boys also took possession, very gentlemanly possession nevertheless. Between thel, acts the piper played several selections, and at the speciol request of the actress, 1 Maud Huth, he played no less than, "the Campbell's are Coming;" and standard bearers stood up with their gay ensigns, with the college colors, yellow and bine, and in great golden letters, S.! P. S. Well done Scientists; yon have taught us that to be loyal one need not be obnoxious. (Montreal papers please copy-) 1 PATRIOTISM PAYS. The ragamuffins of the street took advantage _of our enthusiasm on the relief of Ladysmith. Almostbefore the I wires had ceased singing the glad tidings the Arabs were in. evidence at every street corner, shouting, "Viet'ry flags, 'ere; two fer five." Many a victory 1 flag was bought. Some buyers not even I, waiting for the change. As the day wore on one would often hear, "Jist two more; take 'em, an' let me git 'eine." These sold two more were pro- duced from newsy's spacious pocket. MOTOR AND 'PHONE. It may be interesting to know that the 1 first electric car service in America was operated in the early eighties in the city S LT RiiEllyi of Toronto. Passengers were carried 1111 front Strachan Avenue to the Industrial 1 To Paris. -on Dunlop& A. Cabin Passage to Paris 7-.1 ree Register your name at once. The Dunlop Tire Company, Limited, will give free a steam- ship ticket to Paris and return to the writer giving the best eoo-word description of an ex- perience with Dunlop Tires. All you have to do is to send a postal card, registering your name for competition, and ask- ing for the " Dunlop Tire An- nual "-which contains all par- ticulars and much valuable data, about Dunlop Tires.' "The only toom you'll need." Tito Dimino Tiro Co.. LI'nitod. ip.tt Thinimtiumnfltru,t. Twollt0. MentiOn. this paper. . exhibition. Let us reserve this for the No Cure for ... next visit of our Yankee cousin althougie it is dollars to doughnuts if he will be- lieve it. It is a pride, too, to know that 1 the telephone was invented and first brought into operation bY a Canadian, Bright's Disease D. Bell, of Brantford. fie its advanced etages-The Rea. AN AMERICAN WH() IS NOT YELLOW. son Why -banger Prevented by the Timely Use of Dr. A. W. In the spacious dining -room of the! Oftatste,e Kidney -Liver Me. Arlington hotel there was but one table To understand Bright s Disease is to know decorated for the relief of Ladysmith. :For this a certain Mr. McClure, an out of human aid. The cents of the kidneys teciderge it wasting change, which leaves them : and out Yankee, who was bred in old that in its advanced stages it is past the reach dead :soPter ae performing their functions is : Kentttelty, is responeible. There is at dead.: friank of the poisons left in the system ; least one American who can see virtue *hen chive" organs could no longer perform in British arms. tbeir elvers ps filters of the blood. tmoredrembia; arid yet this is the goat to which To -night books have no chartn, for a ' aretyhteee of neglect al kidney disease must lead. Wiltn the'•ha•Ck aches, when urinating it , face peen over the pages, and little posit in Atektilt Of tab,' tyeffilenft When there arc cies the 'urine after standing for IA hours, hands that summers ago used to spill my is no time to lose in procuring Dr. . ink, and lose my pons, closes them. This Chas?tkidney-Iiiitt rms.little dreatri child has come to make zuel xt elaimed lEtst thecevill atm Brigiel entitify %tasted away they atilt . :regal and vigor and enable them roamed the fields, and lanes and woods, Ahlties' Of 'filtering The bl°°(1' hand in hand. almost feel the tottch s Kienri•river PillS will Stop ditte-h, toy iht,t ewe by re. te hf:r little fingere, 1 tamest ace her end Of positively prevent little face, tied beer her tiny voice as br'v" she cepionnele to nee her childish philo- Itklasitedba, ILtet et Co.• swift -114.T whale.= of the other World. toncertied. lust think of having the kidneys • it yoult1130 difficult to conceive of anything A DllEcilit CHILI). • its last steget, hey are art Sho hatints me to make mo think; t kidney, dillettst, one So long as thet of the balmy summer days when we • TOMES Die away before the magical effect of Dr. Chase's Ointment WINGIIAM, ONTARIO. Tenets or istruientretort-e1.00 per manna in advance, $1.E0 it not Po paid. No paper discon- tinued till all unease ere paid, except at the option of the publisher, Anveneenere Reuses. - Deed at::: other eased atdverths ntents Se per Normal:Jelin-10 for first insertion, So per line for each subsequent Advc'vtiaenuutH in Weal columns are charged 10 ets. per Hue for first insertion, and 5 cents per line for each subsequent insertion, Adverti.sementit of Lost, Found, Strayed, Punts for Salo or to Rent, and alinilnr, $1.00 for lint month and E0 cents for each subsequent mouths CONTEAM RATLEs-Tlw following table shows our rates for the insertion of advertisements for specified pesiothi :- 1 yu. ono. 3 mo. 1140. Oao Coalulincnit $35.00 $15.00 $0.00 Half Column 35.00 18,00 10.00 4.00 quarter Column 13.00 10.00 6.00 2.00 Advertisements without apecific directions will be inserted till forbid. and charged accord- ingly. Transient advertisements must be paid for in advance. THE TOE DEPAETMENT staked with an extensive assortment of all requisites foisprint- affolding facilities not equalled in the county for turning out first clas.s work. Large type and sppropriate cuts for allstyles of Post- ers, Hand Om., and the latest styles or choice fancy typo for the finer classes of print- ing. H. 13. ELLIOTT, _ Proprietor and Publisher. Before placing your. order for Spring Clothing call and see our N EW SAMPLES 1 for 1899. We can afford to sell New Goods cheaper than old stock that cost one -halt more than new and better goods of the latest styles will cost to -day. We make clothes that fit. WEBSTER 84 CO., Queen's Block. The tortures of Salt Rheum are almost be. yoncl human endurance, and as the flesh be- comes raw, and the itching and burning increase, the Metering is. so intense as to almost drive one crazy. In desperation Salves and ointment; Are applied, only to give rise to further disappoint- ment and despair. taut there is hope. There is assurance that you can be cured just as scores and hundreds of others have been by using Dr. Chase's Ointnient, Mr. John Siren, of Aultsville, Ont., writes: n For seven years I Was sufferer from Salt Rheum, and my hands were so bad I had to wear greased gloves. Nothing teemed to help me, but 1 was induced to try Dr. Chase's Cant - Mete, and one box cured nte completely. There is not a trace of the Salt Rheum left.' Dr. Chase's Ointrunt has effected most miraculous cures in all parts of this great Donertien. Cottle you have better assurance that it will cure you? leor sale by all dealers, or Edmenson, Dame & Co., Toronto. - - WAVVIIID filtVORAT. PIIIItKON8 POR District Mee Managers in this province co represent me in their own and tatt.riatuling tounties. Willing to p I ye arly maw weekly. Desirable ombeyntent with rintscrtal opportnnitis& Reforenses .esehattited. solf•addressisrl sitampsd. girredope. K. A. Park, SW IM.IrWm Auditing, Olnago. . - Caveats and Trade.Markl obtained, and all patent business conducted for MODERATE INNEtI, My L.fiice is in the immediate vicinity of the PatentOffice, and myfacilities for securingpatents areunsurpasssd Send model. sketch or photograph of invention, win description and statement as to advantages claimed. 8GO-210 charge is made for an opinion as to patentability, and my fee for prosecuting the application wit/ not be cannel for until the patent 't (Wowed. "InvasTosts' GIUDIT." con. mining fun information sent free. All Coalman!. cations Considered as Strict]; Confidential. FRANK'JN H. HOUGH 9:!:: 1, S. mote WASS/mu:Tow. Vs. al. tM VEIAIN3' EXPERIENCE TRADE MARKS OF:SIGNS COW/RIGHTS &C. Anyone sending n sketch and description Inas muddy ascertain our opinion free whether an invention Is probably patentable. ComMunicit• Mons strictly eotindehtial. iittndbOttit on Patents stint free. Oldest agency for securing patents. Patents taken through Mt= le Co. recohre, spatel none/, without charge, In the Scientific Yillitericatt BANK °flick WINGHAM. g -• g still to use Sulphur Tobacco Soap and riuse off with clear weter. '111emealy brie; is a little MOSS of cottony -looking inseate, and •infests woody pints - oleanders, azaleas, Moya and man? others. Touch them with a small beusli dipped iu aleohol. The red spider breeds in a dry, hot atmosphere, and is very small. Have less beat and more moiss ture and spray witb a goecl soap. with, tion, Seale insects. need to be picked off with a needle -ex the point of • a knife On indoor plants. For those .out of doors they should be spraye(1, with kerosene emulsion, or, 51 on steins of woody" shrubs, -they inny need a stiff brush, For mildew ou roses the best remedy is flour of sulphur put on with it bellows. when the leaves are moist. For slugs the bosh remedy is the powdered white hellebore. Too ' much dry heat is cone ducive to the development of thosetroeblesome pests. The Nan. With, the Ad. There's the man with the pick and the, the mau with the hoe; And the man with the horny spade, But t110 man with the "ad," is theman. Capital. $1,494,520, Rest, $1,0Q0,000 ' over glad, President-joror STUART, For he collars his share of the trade. Vice -President -A. G. R.AmsAY. ' • - DIRECTORS: There's the bean with the hat, and the• John Prootor, Geo. Roach, Win. Gibson, 12.P., ' man with the shoe, A. T. Wood, M.P., A. B. Leo (Toronto). And the man with tho automobile, Cashier -5", TURNBULL. Savings Bank -Hours 10 to 3 aSaturclays, 10 *0 1. Deposits of $1 and upwards received and interest allowed. Special Deposits also receiv1k1 at current rates of interest. Drafts on C -rent Britain and the United States Bought and sold. W. CORBOULD, Agent. E. L. DICKINSON, Solicitor. A. E. SMITH mime AM. • ' General Banking Business transacted. Money advanced to farmers and business men on endorsed notes and collateral. • A handsomely 111untrated weekly. Argent eir. emotion of any motentEln journal. Terms, $3 a year four months, $1. Sold Irian newsdealer& MUNN & CO "IcrmdwaY,NewYork hranch office, 826'r flts Washinscon. b. 0. y a. Farmers' Sale Notes Cashed Moneys remitted by draft to all parts of Canada and tho United Status. Notes and accounts collected on reasonable terms. T P. KENNEDY, ?d. 1).. M. C. P. 5.0. . (Member of the British Medical Associa- tion.) Gold Medallist in Medicine. Special attention paid to diseases of Women and Child- ren. Office hours -1 to 4 p. m. ; 7 to 9 p. m. DR. A GNE W, • Physician, Surgeon, etc. 011ice-Stone Block, over Deans' Flour and Feed Store. Night calls answered at the office. VANSTONE, Lt • BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC. Private and Company funds to loan at lowest rate of interest. No commission charged. Mort- gages, town and farm property bought and sold. Office, Beaver Block, Wingham. JA. MORTON, • BARRISTER, &c., . Wingham, Ont. L. DICKENSON, BARRISTER, ETC. Solicitor to Bank of Hamilton. Mfiney to loan Office -Meyer Block, Wingbans E. ART.d.u.tt D. S.:Xt.:D. S. Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Pennsylvania Dental College and Licentiate of the Royal College of Dental Surgeon of Ontario. Office over Post Office, Wingliam. JOHN RITCHIE, - GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, Winghnm, Ont. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE TIM But who'er, East or West, in au "ad" will invest, Is the man at the top of the deal. There's the man with the frown, and the• the man with the sigh, And the man of perpetual -grief, Bat just make up your mind, that no man of that kind. In au "ad" has the slightest belief, • For the man of the East, or the man of the West, With a smile and a face all aglow, Is the man who has had, by the aid of t•'•• an "ad," A trade that has brought intim dough. -E. B. Terhune, in Boot and Shoe Re- corder. DEANS, ja. .1. . LICENSED AUCTIONEER for tho County of Huron. Sales attended in any part of the Cotuity. Charges moderate. JOHN CURRIE, WnettnAtir,:Oses. • LICENSED AUCTIONEER. Sales of Farm Stock and, Farm Implements a specialtsr. All orders left at THE Trams office promptly attended to. Terms reasonable. SOCIETY MEETINGS. S. Oe S -R.tenifFrgaried.°aelli gith,Nualyeeg every month., in the Oddfellows Hall. brethren woloome. J. MIMILAY) Chief; H. B. Elliott, Res.- See, J013 PRINTING, including Books Pamphlets, Posters, Bill Heals, Circulars, 'Sm., See., eitecuted itt the best style of the art, at moderate and on !died notice. Bonitnisnnro.-We are pleased to nrinonnce that any Books or Magazines left with us for Binding, will havo our prompt attention. Prices for Binding in any style Will be given On application to THE TIMES OFFICE, . San Jose Scale problem. The government has reached what is believed to be a solution of the San Jose scale problem. In future the measure's to protect the fruit trees will. be prevent- ive rather than destructive. A' system -‹* of spraying is to be adopted and destruce • tion to take place only when an impera- tive necessity. The owner will in that case be compensated only on condition that he can prove he has previously - sprayed pig trees. Wheit compensation is necessary it owill bo more generous. than in the past. Mr. Dryden thinks. that the differences which have arisen. have largely been due to insufficient compensation. The value of an infected tree would be estimated according • to. the extent. of the disease therein, and the owner compensated with 25 per ciente of the sum so fixed. Mr. Dryden maintains, however, that the legislation did good; as the pest had gotten into one or two nurseries, and but for the legis- lation adopted the orchards of the whole - province would have been eaten up. A deputation of the , Fruit Growers' Association, comprising Dr. jamesMills, of Guelph; John Dearness, of London;. W. F. Bunting, of St. Catharines; G. E. Fisher, Freeman; Prof. Lochhead, Guelph; W. M. Orr, Fruitland; R.. Thompson, St. Catharines; E. W.. Smith and 0. R. Pettit, Winona; Joseph Tweedie, Stoney Creek, and E. Morris,, Fonthill, recommended annual spraying. in April with Owen's whale oil soap or raw fruit petroleum. Such a course would save any tree, although its. vitality might be impaired by the kale. The government it is understood, has already spent $27,000 int connection with the pest. RAILWAY TIME TABLES. cx1 RAND TRUNK ItAltiene.7 EiVe3Ttef. TitAINS LliAr4 Trott Palmerston 0.40 a.m.... 8.63 nee London 0.113 adn.... 3.15 p.m. Kinessdine ....II amis3.15 p -M....10.48 Int0St Itineardine ....0.49 8.155 ..., 3.13 p.m. Lor.don.„ .• 11.10 8.00 p.m Palmerston . .. . , .. • • 8.05 pat., loom pan' J'. GONDON, Agent, Winghtim. l'IAN,ADTAN PACIFIC ItAILWAY. TttAINit MAY% Von Toronto end tAld (1.153 MOO Tees:water 1.32 P.M....10.48 ARRIVE SWIM Teenswitter.„,. (t.t3rtat..,..8 P. In (Toronto oneRas_ „ ree m. 3. H. BEKKER, Agmst,Wintigheste, If anyone offers you a cheap imitation of or substitute for Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry, refuse it,' Minty a these cheaply prepared Diarrhoea reme- dies are highly dangerous and should be avoided, Win. Hirone, an employe of the Wind. soe, Ont. Ferry Company, heard yester- day from his brother James, at Butte, Monte for the first: title in nineteen YeMitrtg. Mr, john Whitehead, organizer for the Canadian Order of Oddfellows, dropped dead at Morpoth just after leav- ing the lodge room. Rot alum -water is the best insect dee stroyer known. Put alum into hot water and boil until dissolved, thou ap. ply hot water with a brush to all cracks, closets, bedsteads and other places where insects may be found, Ants, bedletige, cockroaches and other creeping things are killed. CASTOR g4 For tr.ittut. ant. Chleerert, MK idileo • eitp irtorbetcr "aid 1. 3.1 tt 4frir-ree-tt Ate " Yr 214 - • .