The Wingham Times, 1888-11-30, Page 3DAMNING. INWZRAST IN GAM
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A er10 o ,Letteve Acid,resced to tile
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Careful Study or Pair/ Methods mid
Practices iu Gre'itain an Du-
rope„During i Pour Months' Visit
la4Vos.
Entered in the office of the Minister
of Agitieulture at Ottewa, by W. H.
Lynch, in the year 1888.
DaryinszIts Future in Canada.
k.k., INTRODUCTORY.
[Tide hitter ie copyrighted and re -
P:11)11811,4 in this paper by permissien
of the author,)
Tinsi,T.,ETTER riser n sn'aine
Which the writer is about to addrees.
to the dairymen of Cana, • as one
outcome of. afoul'. months' study of.
the dairy question 'abroad, by 0, Cana,
igen,. from a Canadian stanepoint and
wit4 Canadian inteeeets in view.
4att the letters
WILL B111R4ATY Br .41;1,. CANADIWN DOW-
... 'URN
'the ‘'izpiter bus a right to este and a
rietiontee entiort Tier tient to wk
einnes, of vr bet. the lett:ens: have apse
the,' writele; tke,, reaiion to .r'expeet
enrage cf the fact that tine work done
teas, been .done theinbereste of these
sehlresia.d/ Tliet the cop neunity of
eteiteleng ;,ortv to ddZ w lin , wisa it;
We.lieve asienrance hi the attitude
rff the Ciknadiall press on ,this soldect.
The. intelligent it est takeu by the
eiewepa.04., telieors f Cueada, for
siesi,eral years peen in, tire question of
ertnerettnenverenwe or OUR nAlay IN
USTIVg
hies• tittle tn clesired .,The ex.
•periettecr of the writer has been such
.thet fltels warranted in the belief
•
drat i1 the ,most is not made of his own
• . , efforts in Mein direction, it will
•,nethe the fault of his feelow country-
Ift 0I1 the 'press.
It is due to myself and my subject
to say at the outset that the work
wine'', 1 did uudertako was rit• the
intentten of my -vieit abroad
There was no hick of suggestion 011ie
need of some such notion and its large
possible value to Canadian agrieceiltu re;
telt
it did not were, on the one band,
to work to devoliw upon. any single iu
to. attempt 'to accomptish,
while, on the ether hand, 'Whatever
ege ney was the proper ono did not
• Appeer alive to its responsibility. The
inure' immediate object of the • visit
wits in l'espouso to an invitation
„front the .•
reirristt DA;CRY FARMER"? Assoc:re:me
to give an address at their annual
coeference. The ultimateor main
purpose of the visit was to make the
oppoeinnity.an occasion for acquiring:
information of enough -value to justify
the necessary outlay of time and,
money, which outlay could not be
afforded otheewise. The actual line.
of work followed out, therefore, was
quite. different from . whet had been
intended, and was a line of work that
appeared to
omen fits. or mitt:ix,.
a gateiral bean Practically, of
some years of work that preceded it.
Ineuettiatety the fact of the pro-
le:end visit having heccene pnblinly
anown, from variorte quarters there
ea:ne, spontaneouely, suggestions of
the pressing needs which the oppor-
tilleity It he expected to serve.
Members of Parliament and other
peblicmen, nfornor less enthusiasti-
e.dly in favor of improvement, made
personal seggestions as to what might
or ought to be deine. The following
extracts from a letter written me on
the first of 'may last by Professor E.
A. Barnard, then director of agricul
ture for the Province of Quebec, will
illustrate the
XXPECTATIONS ENTERTAINED Or )siv'
Prof. Barnard wrote :.—"Delighteci
to hear of your being called to .Eng-
land on such a conipliwentary mission.
I hope you will take time to look into
dairy matters there somewhat care-
fully. What we need most for the
English market, I think, is (1) An
organization such as ie Dominion
Itntnigration agent at Liverpool, pro-
moted for the sale of live stock ; (2t a
package, or a systena, by which ou'.
fresh butter—properly preserved—can
be laid on the English consumer's
table. I have been studying the
question for some time, and 1 have
come to the conclusion that we can
press our butter into • lb. squares,
have made possible. I propose giving
likely stamped, pack each pound in
paralunent paper box, ay lbs. mainly only the Conclusions of mature
s 24
together, or even 12 lb. boxes into a Study, along with facts enough to
jitstity such conclusions. In writing
large shippieg case. The whole meat
be so arranged with a preservative rilY letters now, with ell mY materhg
in hand, I am able to ditpense with
against ;grt ehrues of temperature,
to reach the retailer in the best,
shape. If that Can be done, and an
active, honest agent fontiti to take
care of our shipments, wc shall
HAVE DONS GREAT DEAL reit oust
col/STAY,
prepared to nelp you, or any-
one elet„ with all my might, for the
realization of such au (inject,"
nWitii our promised new era of fast
steamers, competing lines, ete:, with
our proximity to the seaboard, with
cool storage, and with care in making
and shipping, our butter ehoulcl reach,
the conettener In Great Britain, in as
good cckdition as the best of Norman-,
dy. Of course our butter is longer on
board ship, but 0001 storage awl
right package, exeleding, air, or
dairy Leuntry," 'Canada's status in the
Faiglish Market,' 'Ameng the Britildi
Dein" Vateners,"Anoong the
importers,' 4,Batter.Packages for Ex
port Trade,' 'Litee:1"'Of Poetale
provement,"What the Danes Here
Done; 'A Model System of Milk
Supply; •Dairy Sehools'' 'Tho NOr•
nenn,deeSysleea of Marketing,' New
Ideas Learned, from Foreign Praetice
'A Dominion Organization Needed.'
'Government'a Place in the Work,'
;teed. of Private Enterprize,''Eng-
he, ae.a Future Market,"Somethitig
•61)otet -Unique Holland,' etee The
so, from the moment the butter comes ove is as close a auggestion of what
in the churn to the time it is put on to come as can be made at this
the table, even in England, makes stage of writing, If these lettere
this possible for us, as well as for 81'01 not possess enough of interest to
Normandy makers, if we organise and. my toiling countrymen, who are the
'14.11PVPIPP""W—
go properly to work about it. backbone of one splendid' nationality,
Try, by all: rueens, to study this to be acted upon to Make their labor
matter out thoroughly, • I wish the more easy and renninerative, it will
Departrnehtt of Agriculture at Ottawanot be beCanse I have spared every
would help . `you in this matter. possible effort to make them interest -
Should you. see Mr. Lowe or the Hon. ing and valuable. •
ilir. Carting about it, I haveno doubt • ' W. II. LYNCH.
they* would give you fait aseistance Danville, P Q.,
anet 'Puente' you. to obtain from this ' Nov. 17, 1888.
voyage
TM Maio INFORMATION WE so moon !
• • CATARRIr,
REdUIRE. ' •, Catarrhal Deafness, Hay Fever..
..
A trip to Copenhagen and a visit to •." A. NEW HOME TREATMENT,
Mrs. Hanna Neilson'e dairy school Sufferers aro not generally aware that these day -
would also be most usefal: • eases aro contagious,. or that.they aro due to the
presence of livingparatites in the lining Inembrane
Wishing you every proeperity, and of the nose and. eustrachlan tubes, Microscopic re-
; ' search, however, has proved this to .be a fct,andi
especially oil. advantage for the the result is that a simple remedy. has been fortnti--
itiythOatice of. the objects you aim. at, laced whereby catarrh, catarrhal &climes and hay
fever,aro permanently mired .in from one to three; .,
in this impovtant voyage," etc. siinple applicsitions made at home by the patent'
• Prof, Vuillard IS well and favorably eleiceuet ei‘oefeetei tr. N. B. -For catarrhal discharges
lteown for his great interest in this K Pamprhletexplaing.LiVilewstrr°elangliYeni: las StFeen1 101%
question, net. only in Quebec, on eis zenegiet te.!4oenroertiolts, cb23,4.1611.slio,exno
i It ruerleTnWest
official ground, bet in other provinces
Sufferers from catarrhartroubles should read the
which he bas . frequently visited. above carefully,
Newspaper coninients Might be
given here to show similar 'expects- —A corpulent, full-faced, heavily mus -
tions entertained regarding 'the in. tacheOramp registered at the Peterboro'
police station aa Grover Clevelandi Buffalo. •
OCcupation tramp.
u Consumption Surely CurecT. •
To illE EDIT6 :—Please inform your readers that I
have a:positive rmstedy for the above named disease.
By its timely use thousands .of hopeless cases have
been cured. I shall be glad to send two bottles of
my remedy num to any of your readers who have
consumption ill they will send me their Express and
P. ci.addres% . Respectfully, Dn. T..A. SLOCUM
37 Yonge St.v.Torouto. Ont.
ELEGANT
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CUTTER
TWO DOZEN' BEA.T.ITIES
BEING FINISHED AT
DORE ez COOK'S..
These articles we of LATEST DESIGN, SUPERIOR MATERIAL anal.
• SPLENDIDLY FINISHED. Intending purchasers ought to see them.
tended visit, but space forbids.'
'Tete pu Un introdnetion - to British
agriculturists, through an honorary
connection' With • the British Dairy
Farmers' Associationwas '
. MOST .0PPORTUNR FOR MY poltroon,
and pavedtlieway for me by bring ng
we letters of introduction, even more
of themwoud use, net only in
the Britioh Isles out ou the Continent.
-
The timrei of my Visit itself Was oppor-
tune, especially in the matter of exhi-
bitions. 1 had ail opportunity to at.
teed the dairy contest at Ipswich, the
Glasgow exhibition, the- lriab exhi-
bition in Loudon, the Scandinavian
• exhibition in Oopefiliagen, the Eoyal
exhibition at Nottingham, and the
Belgian exhibition at ' Brusselte At
the GlaSgow eithihition the working
dairy wad carried on under a different
system eaeb two weeks, There were
• employed? in succession, English,
'Mete Sweedisii and Other dairymaids,
to afford a comparison of methods
At the tithe Of my • visit the lrish
dairymaid' (the head dairymaid at the
Glasnevin dairy seleSol, near Cork) was
about to ..letive'and give p ace to a
Sweedish butter Maker. At the Irish
' exhibition, Ifound the well-known
Canon Begot 'fall ei business and push,,
witu his Gimpany of good looking,
clear complexioned lrish maids, 'mak-
ing butter, and, supplying the lierugry
visitors with milk, bream and 'butter.
along with eakes, fruit, .tieda,
"
The exhibition at Cepenhegen was
One held only one in live years, . and
its working dairy and exhibition of
deiry products' was one of the great
lessons of my trip. •
•
TUE COUNTRIES VISITED
vrere England, Ireland and Wales,
Denmark, Sweden, Germany, Hol
laud, Belgium and France. 1 niade
it a feature to interview leading
dealers hi Li verpool, London, Glasgow,
Dublin, Cork and 13ristol. 1 visited
butter and margarine faetories, pri-
vate dairies, butter markets, and con-
sulted with all the leading agricultur•
ists, dealers, and experts I could
meet.
One way in which I hope to make
the most of my enquiries, and the tin-
e
eestiotis which are the outcome of ray
studies, is by giving to the agricultur-
ists of Canada, through
APPREC/A.TIVE AND HELPFUL PRESS,
the series of letters of which 1 said in
the beginning this is the first one, and
of which this letter is praetically ottly
an introduction. I may here patine
the reader that, though I spent four
long tnonths in careful investigation,
my letters will not be as voluminous
as the abundance tq material would
much dotailed work which led up to
those z,encinsions. •
TUE SUBJECT,3 Or LETTERS TO rOlitOW
will be, some of there, "Oauoda as a
STA..j WD
Strayed °mike premises of the subscriber, Lot 57,
Con. 2, RiiiIoss, about the 1st of Octoutr, a,ope-
year-old red and white heifer. The owner is 13 -
quested to.prove property; pay charges and take
It away.
GEORGE miss,
WhIteehurch P. 0.
11ANUFACTURRES Ol'ANIT DEALERS
TOVES
AND
TINWARE.
COAL! OIL,
WHOLESALE
and.
RETAIL.
•
STONE BLOCK,
OPPOSITE VEEN'S 11.0TEIo,
17V:asTalLEA.iet.
oadquarters for Good eleighst.
AgEr BE SURE AND CALL AT THEIR SHOPS ON VICTORIA. ST. •
WINGII.A.M,
- • ONTARIO.
f.
r••••••110.
THE BEST PLACE
---TO GST—
ORDERED - : - 4 CLOTHING
18
A. W. WEBSTER'Sw.
HE HAS CHOICE LINES OF WINTER SUITINGS AND OVER
. COATINGS,
FINK § PERSIAN § 'LAMB § GOODS § AND §
GENTS' FURNISHINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION VERY
CHEAP FOR CASH.
•
f GOODS MADE TO ORDER ALL GUARANTEED.
STOVES AT HALE' PRICE.
D. SUTHERLAND'S
STOVE and TINWARE ROOMS.
1,•101••••••••=m1PMIMMIN
!Having ptulchaseet the stock of HiNGSTON & SONS, We are offering,
• GREAT BARGAINS IN STOVES
for the neat GO DlYs. COAL and WOOD STOVES in Great
Variety, and at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Owing to the number of Furnaces put in this year, we have some:
SECOND-HAND STOVES as good as new, at LESS THAN
HALF COST.
A SUPERB STOCK OF CHOICE LAMP GOODS.
• BEST PROCURABLE COAL OIL.
READY-MADE TINWARE, A HEAVY.. STOCK AT VERY LOW'
PRICES.
•lear ORDERED WORK, A SPECIALTY.
WARE ROOMS AND SHOPS; Opposite Exchange
and Victoria Streets.
Hetet, oornereJosephinee
NE W TAILOR, SHOP
0-0-0
MR. E. C. CLARKE,
In opening a new Tailor Shop in Wingham, respectfully solicits a share
of public patronage:. It will be his endeavor to give satisfaction to nP
entrusting him with their orders. •
or Ladies requiring tailor-made
JACKETS AND ULSTERS,
Cawsecure a good fi.tting garment by patronizing the new Tailor Shop:,
E. C. CLARKE.
Wingliam, Sept. 25th, 1888.
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