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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1888-08-10, Page 21 ipntt c .inns FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1886. ONTARIO'S POP Mr. A. Blue, Sups Statistical Departm recent statistics co of the population, assessment rolls of t period 1873.79 with t tactive Tariff•period result is interestin the iaorease in th ratepayers from 40,364 or 16/ per or town and village ra or 34 per 'cent, a tote 78,9G1 in.'Ontario's pop per cent, This,. by the What Tories are pleas maladministration, regime. Let us s pored ander Cons N. P. inflaences - The increase in 13,360 or 41 per 529 or 21 per cent, a population 44,869 o From ,1872 till '79 gained 9,132, but fr lost 828. Mr. Blu A.TIQN, tendent of the t of Ontario, in pares the increase shown by the o Free Trade se of the Pro. - 79 85, and the He shows that number of rural 873 till '79 was ent, and in urbog ayers 33,597 inti ease of lation, or 22 ay, was under to call Reform or Mackenzie's how things pros- rvative and benign the next six years. ural population was nt, on urban 31,- d in the whole 10 per cent. Huron county 1879 till '86 it. " These are ve their gravity is fact that the nu reported to have was 32,273 mor the former per not• for the a immigration 1879-85 the pe -would be 62, Our growth by least two per c the increase in s . with 1,673,000, To this add the reported by the Tent to have se and we have a 000. But in r increase of o become of th they gone1 tainly ; for that Provin Gevernmex► including I in 1881 it h truth is that the United 'Ste says: grave figures,.:and ccentuated by the ber of immigrants ettled in the Province in the latter than in od. Indeed, were it cession we received by ring the seven years ulation of the Province 0 less than in 1879. tural increment is at t, and at that rate ven years, starting hould be 234,000. 208,000 immigrants mmigration Depart - led in the Province, otal increase of 442,- ality we have had au. v 145,000. What las 297,000 i Where live Not to Manitoba:, 'cer the total • population of in 1886, ae.:shown by the census, was only 108,640, diens end helfbreeds, and c166,000. The litmentable e are growing men for E MQli T m (sr re : su'rTz,NDikNT STA' Ud. With Belinore point, a few days a drove through Turn Way 1louee on tli: C hence east to the to the_iecond eastthree an thence south age is situat four towns Culross an ring to the is the ;North town'slkips,, of pineer seal 111'41861 ca then "din air • ,,Mar case of a ons ailiment - mc nget domeiltic a, inrals.---•Dr. D. rax Tuck, a clever ac nate of Trinity school of medicine,. a been here over a year. is an exem a • and active young xnan CAA prof() not ally success - Perla from year to year does a good bus less at his saw- ntities of timber. prosp ctive your reortee Ty to the Half tlross bona 'ry, swater road,' up ne scion of Culross, hr* fourth miles and - o Delmore, This vitt- at the corner where the ps of Turnberry, Howlett, Carrick meet. Iii refer- tlas we find that llowick, terly of the sixteen on. county. The was hid Carter, who, e as fad a Molesworth and rbrushed a road for ten miles th ; reaching L¢t 11 Con, 8. And- rew Mit hell on the Wallace and Grey town lin. was the nearest neighbor, 10 miles istant, for two years. The second sett : 'as Jacob Cook who settled on Con. in 1853, and settle- ment quickly fo i owed: The records show that F. W Irwin was the llrst to settle in the orth eastern portion of Turnberry. On reaching Belmore our first eii air.ies brought us inoi• dentally in ontaot with the genial, fine physiqu d Lardy specimon of Can- ada's pions In bis 72nd year, he is active, cl-*headed; talkatively in- clined and h> a vivid'. recollection of 'minutest de -- of tpioneering life. Time did nolo pet it our enjoying to the fullest ektent s well ..old tales and thrilling a000un s•of genuine back- woods life. Mr. ,I viii came to Can- ada from Frinane '31, living n M township,alsb in time. Ile came Provisions had Goderieh on til 42 miles. He case and. took t map of the first more by Mr. Mole was 27 years ago ap trate and coroner. medical diploma did necessary'qualificat' Mr, Raines' Flemi from Wellesley to 'oatecl''on an adjo township, was is'now it his 8 surprisingly v bodily, a great on social,reli,g ters. He°is a fi tish highlander, s must have had in vi "When death{s..i rk at eam I ferry o'er - A fact that sure she 1 come- , In heaven itself I'll a= • no more Than just a highla d welcome.•" A fine two hu .dred acre farm is tilled by member of his family. We should like to h e met with other of the old settlers ,ut time was limited having "to do le ,tewn." 111r. J. T. Lamonby,'who conducted a shoe shop for nine years .s now the village land- lord and an o. ruing and well disposed pian he is. r. J. H. McHardy has the sule there utile industry conduct- ed here at pres t, Mr. J. B. Straith having,' recently q it. For years he conducted a pro ' able business at Lucknownalso in t e vicinity of Galt. He is a "cannie S.ot"-a shrewd bus- iness man, obser ant, intelligent, o- bliging and takes an active interest in in matteks of chu ch and state. , Three of the Knights f Vulcan have shops in the burg. Vin. Teskey, an old resident of Cl rrick, •opened a shop about 'a 'year ago. Messrs. Chittiok and Benton a ;o,havo good shups and all appear to • ' prospering, not such men as 'Shakes are described when he said ; "1 saw a smith stiff thus, The whilst bis iron With open . mouth news," Mr. P. Ross done au excel making, is a c •and a man of teemed. -Ge sive busines ments.-Th that craft of reputed patr who has just put shop and Mr. Th from Lakeleta fe areyoung aa,ncl ac doubt sce, co ing honor for Harrison has making busin and if he .gets in the vicinit "trapped" to .1.1 pression. —111r. G Itnight of the Ne master and Mr. mechanical build herr Fredericka ierland," is willi EDITO7 Gale. ST=0ai illness, died on A Norwegia started an expe land and pro PROF. Gold on Unrestri enthusiastic Saturday. ARRANGED xxrs have been completed Manitobia Government len Pacific for ,the open - River Valley road. AL NOTE'S. after a three months' unday. named Nausea bas ition to explore Green- ecute scientific study. in Smith ably lectured ted Reciprocity to an udience iii Winnipeg on laCo., Ireland, in ntreal and Cavan Nellealey for some ere in 85. years ago. 1 to be carried from between th and the Nor' ing of the He land Geyer= Dominion Gov of Newfoundl Will arrive at of September. C. COUR Thomas, M Morning and Picton, Richard Cho: s from the Newfound- nt to confer with the nment as to the teethe cl's entering the union, tawa about the '1.0th anagny, on Saturday Ontario, on Sunday. nd, died on Tuesday. Astomen'of those death traps in the. ement houses in New York death of twenty persons, re in rickety, secluded, shape of te .eaused th To read of seven or eigl t story frame buildinge, is indeed harrowing, apart from the miserable exis and their scan Tata Impel.' 245,000 annu :subsidy to a ship between , and Hong K being the carry The Dominion annually, whic to $300;000 yea AT a meeting o meal Millers' As en Friday last a to wind up the a tion on Sept. 81 the ASSOCittti01 collaese were th is so large in, pr nesS that it 18 imp gether any' longer. nombine will in all a drop of $1.50 "Stssthe new crop comes its ce led by the occupants means of livelihood. authorities Will pay y for ten years as a onthly line of steam - Vancouver, Shanghai ng, the consideration ng of the British mails, ill contribute 215,000 will brinci the sum up the Canada Oat. dation. in Toronto ,Siilttition was passed airs of the ASSOditt- t, The reasons for being allowed to t the nutnher of mills rtion to the bust.. ssible to hoia to: The failure of the probability, result barrel es soon -The grist mill of .A. D. Harmeston has not been ope ted, much for the past two years vhich is a serious, drawiaack to the farmers in the sun. T0a/laillg, Want and detrimental to the interests of the village. -We have reserved the, ()aim), of 13elmore's main industry o the last, The cheese perous in (lane and, the joint steels factory bev ra. s went :It yes established about n years ago and has 'About 150 patro s. The building is convenient, 'well qutpped and 'Ice cater], on a line seri 'g greek. There ,are 24 presses an as bigh as 21 cheese daily have en.matie this year. The maker fer t last three years eleven years' ex Hence 'and the ready sales made at st prices testify to his preficieny as a alter.. The Company is' efficered as ollows : 'John Johnston, Mr, H. Day. eps a number of hogs near by and us s the whey. -There is but a remote tot ability that .any of the smell villages .4 Inch dot the count- ry are destined te row much. The tendeuoy is rather cowards retrogrece ',sion. But Belmor holds its own as well as the averaa in flames which spree nothing could he save was insured in the I! no and E1600 on W. Etcher, mason h to wont. ---•A son of 14 who has. been for thrc ado, is expected here Mr. Van. Vanorma hick from a colt a f incapacitated him tine.---Iev. II, 1F ham,, preached in church on Sunday Mrs. Procter who re runaway injuries, i nicely. carbine Apparently the slaughtering, 1 amongst candid gates this year. on Saturday la only numbered of schools, one on looking over have come far s col Teachers. has beeu wholesale taphorically speaking, tes for teachers' certifi- The names first appeared Owing to the fact that districts are given, instead s in comparative darkness the list. All high schools rt of former years,. We apidly t hat 'he bnildmg t Mutual for ou elate.- -Mr. J. 'one, to.Okutton 0, McClelland years in Color - a few days.--- r'ceived a severe w lays ago which fr m work for a narrio of Wing, Presbyterian 'noon last, --- ed so sorious etting along are not aware tha the 'papers were much beyond the averag in diffioulty, but this year's results wo greater severity th examiners. The 14 indicate a muck n, -usual in marking by 'eet probably is to cut down the supply, ihich in some seetions is far above the demand. The names of successful candid tes in surrounding towns are as follows ; CLINT L. Campbel School; X. Lamont, Cli B. Porta Clinton Hi G. Prumin A. Spotten, with his hammer id on the anvil cool, swallowing a tailor's las for several Years nt trade at chrriage petent mechanic and integrity and well es- ge Wynn does an exten- in agricultural impli- e are two' followers of whom St Ori4tin was the n saint -W. a. Bridge, s Bunston who came months ago. Both Vd merkand we will no cation in trade hav- been in the harness s hero for eight years his way, all the horses Will be neatly and well .an ota form of ex- Ilagher is presiding le, Mr. Terift is post - r of the plaeo.—Mein to render his set- le-sRaost CLASS. Clinton 'High School High SOlool; Geo, Black- ; J. Bowering,Clinton kligh ton High School. e, Turuberry ; M. Gregory, School; N. Paulin,Win gliarn; r, Richardson, C. Prager, berry; W. Smith, Bluevale ; range Hill; A. McLeod, D. G. Anderson, F. Sel- to; 0. Boyd. Third °Colgan, (passed in L Steven. Lieto Methodists o tinue to maintain StatiOifing Coma have issued a ne they say : "Just ac are recognised. aro w in line and try to r the position of a $1, and we herewith. believing this to be ment of the actual which has been loyal Methodist The Banner week. -The cle at baseball on 13. -The clerk the 14th just, the is an excursion to days' fall show is under the new arr Wallace Society. School entrance passed 36 can \vote, 70 per 58 per cent, Berlin 50 per cent, Mitchell cent. Listowel, a. these figures, stanc The hay crop out to 'be very anticipated. F stances is an ex althoegh short head and color is now beginnin Livingston Bros.! ), No. 1. The rains this and fast week h the appearance of t late grains, such as oats. The latter, Elma, is said to be the north and the township not nearly • so goo whole, the crop prosp. as being very much be a few weeks a:pas-The fall exhibition eeenis t definite shape at last.' given over its intieett Palace to 'the newfs let the contract of 311 to the new grounds. has also signed aw y the concern to the leSe is' expected we sha this fall better than lias years.-Basebell see tage here. Matches a on the grounds ..every evening there was H against Moyer & "0.'s evening Hess 13 ft.' the woodwork.e. chatits against' Grand Cent:: the aletts, so is to he nut 'fat n against lean men u be non-professional 10th, another leer nection with th championship, corn vs, Kiecardine. pected, but of' boys expect to w • eilisrmmadeat on as our rights repated to fall ich our names ets.of au outran h holiday this eat the merchants sday last by 24 to re beaten by the 11. -On Tuesday ivic holiday, there "oderich.-A four iltely to be held gements with the t the recent High s out of 53 who Wohdstock passed art4s 55 per cent, Stratford 33 pe 1 Goderich 30 pe will be seen b at the head of th Second class wood, W. Freem Neilson, J. Gre Downey, IS. Latin). J. Fetch Second °lass son, B. Watso Dougall, F. Brotherston, L. Latimer, 3. Morri- . Calder, B. Dickson, lone, 3. Morrisot. Second 'class - Rae, H. Andrews Irwin, (passed (passed in Lets: McOluekey, W. McMatli, S. St Second ela Kenzie, M. 3. Norman, Sellery, P. Third class E, IVIeKenzie 3. son, M. Tilcdrego W. Struthers, A. ,Third class -W. RobertSon, E. M. omens, Q. 3. Thompson, Morrison, A. Perrin, facLeod, J. Patten, is section turne vheat in some in ut crop.. Barley raw, in quality o be delivered a s, is said to b at have falle eo• ot crop an ring wheat eat the township o abundant crop is looked upo ter than it wa question of have taken The town h vi g • the buildin r he old societ ociety, and a show he been held f s to be t being play yelling. GI Bros.! Mi Anoth hen the me Ike. Next tl 33e grave. Mr. and Mrs. M Kinnon left on Mon- day to spend friends in Halt stone, one of o is shipping a floo'ring to So noted cotton ular game he good players t played between t the Huron star grounds of the last week whiel of the Belgrav score being 16 this is not take into eon this is the iirs this season. Mr. the game satisfae terrible rain stor neighborhood CU belonging to Mr, lot to 4, 3rd con by lightning au their holidays with n. -Mr. Elam Living - r enterprising mil Imen carload of fine maple tland to be used la the spool factory of & P. let seems to be the pop- s w and we have some villagei-A very ree of Baseball vvas Belgrave club and of Blyth on the latter, en Friday of rebutted in the defeat club by two runs, the to 18. The boys think ad playing, when. they ideration the fact that ame they have played Sterling umpired orily.—During the which visited this 1 riday last the barn prof. Blithe Arch: Nicholson ort Morris, was struck tieulaantralaittell. in a few minutes WaS thecender's own te 0 boasders again But the late over 200 II r 130 lbs, On Friday, t se match in co Gerry Distri off here, Listow good game is e Entry. of Toro vhsit to Mr. 1st Concessi n. his last visi three years sou and Iiss Mag are the guests. of Tilbur)i, is on "A. Motwen on t Mr. Reid came o n On the occasion o A.uld Scotia so AGVICE TO MOTHERS,— API) you disturbed ttt ni and broken of your rest by a -sick child suffering crying with pain of Cutting Teeth? It so seed of -mend got a bottle of "Mrs. Winslow's Booth Syrup" for Children Teething. Its value is Meal' able. It will relieve the poor little suff immediately, Depend upon it, mothers; there is mistake about it. It cures Dysentery ma blurb regulates the Stomach and Rowels, curea wine Co softens the Gums, redoes Inflammation. and gi tone and energy to the whole system, " Mrs. 1 pleasant to the taste and Is thoprescription of on the oldest a»d best female physicians and nurse the,United States, and is for sale by all drtmg throughout the world. Price twenty-five cent bottle. Be sure and ask for " Wnien SournIXO 1371:9P," and take NO Other kind. sae, of Eighland n instrument called the Isa's „„ e• a dais as,„ _ „„ 0:29 a.nt. anffinittillf( messages in iksoitm stoeseription price, et per pear, tamer ADVERTISING RATES; Local and other casual advertieements, 8c. per lino for llot insertion, and Se. per line for each subsequent in8Learetnidices, in nonpareil typo, 10e. for first in. sertion, and 60. per line for each subsequent Insertion. arged less than 26n. No 10e:1110:CO v.: and Business Chances w4no..1, not exceeding ll line's ill blo ;lb Ativertieements of Lost, Founds Strayed, Situations, limos and Farms for Sale, not exceeding 8 lines, Special rates for longer advertisements, or ffir , .„. tenger periods. Advertisements without specific directions, will be inserted till forbid and charged accordingly. Tran- sitory atlyertieernents must be timid in advance, Changes for oontrad nd% ortmements must be in the °Mee by Wednesday noon, In order to appear that weelln it. Emiorr, Formerly lIonse•Surgeon to Kingston General 11A91118TERS, Sze. Solicitors Mr the Dmilt ot Hamilton. Commissioner's or taking affidavits for Manitoba. Private funds o lend in ftraight loans et lowest rates. Ottlees - BARRISTER. Sio., Wingham - ,, Ontario. TCHN RITCHIE, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES PUBLIC, 3 CONVEYANCES, ETC. 1. OFFICES-beavfn Block, WINGIXA3t, ONT., l Goats see meta on. , Private and Ounpany funds to loan at low rates of t interest. Mortgages, town and farm property 1 boturift and sold. Mercantile collections a specialty. s e- - in prices from (4500 upwards per set,. fleeted without the least pain by the use of Vital - 3 Ized Air. Head oflice, Winghatn, side entranee.op- ,„ posite dee Queen's hotel, open daily (Sundays except- ' ed) from 9 a m to 6 p m. Will bo at Illyth every ard Mondays of each ntonth-Ofilee at Albion hotel ; a LaOknOW : 21211 and 4th Monday and Tuesdays of , 26 cents g - I am malting beautiful setts of le:, Arthicial Gout "Teeth" for ea.00 Per Y k sett, and Plain Teeth, per sett, 54.00. deals- 11 1 Mew in all other branches of :, try in proportion. Lt, Vegetable Vapor administrated for the painless a extraction o? teeth, the only s le anesthetic known , 011101.1 : lit the Beaver 131ock, opposite the fr Brunswick Hotel. . .0 LICENS.ED AUCTIONEER. 11 Orders left at Timis' office promptly attended to !T TERMS REASONAIILH. le LICENSED AUCTIONEER D''OR THE COUNTY 5t OF HURON. 4, Sales attended in any part of tho Co. Charges st All yaks attended toy:raptly and on the Shortest , Notice. 01 Chnrges ModeMie and Satisfaction Guaranteed. ,,... All neeessary arrangements can be made at the ^ Tutus' office. el Wrifilm NT, .014T, EtOin:Ibluale 110:60,111,0n‘tV: .itits1 r.,e oh tTalins til:L. oione emannesede .dnAr uuccot .i °Door At moderate rates, sales will e concluded in any gcoiti! i 0 iipoolaid,o,,niv(8:10i of Lis CALEDONIAN HALL. 'ihis commodious hall can 'IA secured tor eitter. 0. tains:eats of every kind et a very low figure. For of value arrive and depart as follows : Ind no A. C. STRATUMS', Amor, 171909Ast. lie, Through tickets to all oints in America-Netth yes West, Pacific Coast, cte.,' via the ehortest and al 'in, popular routes. Daggage checked threUgh 11 , is destination. Lowest freight rates to all points. lot :IN"vi'n's iiri.:.:14: ap.:-..T—orout,o,T,:u4eE11:1:,,PAcaulGnritiLeerfs!o----INI;15&A„:.