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r , 4e. of a cent, nn the average higher
.:.:y �" 'i4),,), �l tit $1_ tf l'� ,,.i thau.titaor)can cheese. On our output
u ..,thio represented $1i5,000 into a
•eee_ ..: aroma, ._, wx ._ a the pockets of Ontario farmers, as an
FRIDAY. NOVI?, 8, 'tat 9. expenditure by the Government of but
6'5.000. IIc said more good could be
obtained per acre from cheese than
The Ottawa Free 1'ree;s believes that 4"01,831Y other farm product. lie
autieparcel a large in+'vase iii. the
Minister Fester' is about to retire, lttitilel conaunrption. Quo{ point of,
from Polities into the comfortable touch particular value was his recom•
u'eurity of the St,John, +.B., collector. mt'Lidation to the cheese makers to
whip at $8,000 a year. He will endeavor to keepeptentber cheese aa
probably be succeeded in ilia port£•elio cool as possible, even to ' boxing and
reutoving of theta from the warns
of 1.1ivance by Sir Samuel Tilley. curing room, where no other provision
Mn. L'RA'iTUS WiMAY addressed a for keeping thele cool can be matte;
on
largo aitdieoce in Toronto Thursday the Weber cheese should be kept as
y warns as 05 dogs. until cured.
evening of last week. He dealt, as E. Carswell, of Ingersoll, thought
in. former speeches, with the geograplr the northern district about Listowel,
lull obstacles to trade between the
by reason of its cool nights, could
provinces in Canada, and with the make the best cheese in the world,
facility for trade between the different paid for it.
provinces and adjoining states of the
Union. He dwelt at great length on A Bruce Cattle Buyer Bobbed.
the position of Ontarioand the North- On Monday week, Mr. Robt. clip
bell, a cattle huger .from Tara, county
West, and then tliscussrd,one by one: of Bruce, linea a horse and rig at
1, the national policy; 2, reciprocity Clendenaau's livery, in the town of exchange gives the following
as natural products ; 8, unrestricted Lindsay, for ao •uple of days` run witch should he remembered by all
as is might be the means of saving ,. ot,t I, 8acoti t d.
reciprocity; 4, commercial union, and through Manaus, intending to life and property :—Fires resulting
5, annexation, as remedies for the urehase n likes stock °florin°
and it was proved by the high prices
merit, seconded by Mr. Gemmill,
that the collettor's rod ba delivered
to the colleotor on or before the 10th
clay of November.'. The follexing
accounts were passed and ordered to
be paid: Jos Leech, gravel and lumber,
$3.72; t'Vm Thornton, repairing
• culvert, S1; John Walker, gravelling,
$21.90 ;. G Mason, stationery, $1.5'$ ;.
Ties Martin, caning ditch, $•a0 ;
James 13entiey, .t'r.tvel and tlitnnaites,
u.75 ; Robert Currie, cutting fill,
$28.01; John Pnllouk, culvert, a 7 ;
Jain es Messer,faoiitg brink and gravel-
ling, $3 55; Mr Leggatt, contract on
boundary, $•t ; John Morrison,
covering crossway and repairine hill,
$10 ; Frank Paterson, gravel, t?5.45 ;
Win McPherson, selecting jarors, $I ;
John Burgess, selectiu;,r jurors, $3 ;
John a McTavish, selecting jurors,
$i3 : .lames Piper, charity, $.8 ; Ed
Armstrong, charity, $5) ; Vv m Ander-
son, charity, $l ; Richard S11ri;rley,
charity, $,a. Moved by Mr. Thomson,
seconded by Mr Crnickshank,that this
meeting do now adjourn to meet
in Saults' ball, Bluevale, on Monday,
Nov. 8, 1889.—Carried.
r PATERSON,
Baton* or EtOnrn ihv!,ION COMM Is$tE* or Moto
mans LLeaNBBs•
WINGAAttt, • • ONT.
FRED. WRIGHT,
Contractor and Builder.
WiNGII AM,
Agent for Downey's (Bnigr„vc) limo,
S5OO,OOO 7'Q LOAN.
On Fare/ and Town Property at t cry Lowest Rates
and on Terms to suit burro/tem
MORTOA003 PURCHASER NO COMMISSION CHARGER.
borrowers can obtain money in a days if
satisfactory,
It. VANSTONE.
Beaver Block, Wingbam.
MONEY TO LEND.
awe CORPORATION oT TIIE ToWNSlli' Of
1 Turnbcrry has about 1`3,000 to loan on Mort-
gages. ror terms apply to,
P. MOLA1tEN, or WM. Me/PHERSON;,
Tr. Ttr•.ABDnttrt, winghain, Rs vs, Glenfarrow;
Wingiraif, alar
Money to Loan on Note.
P d I' visit 9 b ttl likely
near Lif)urd from burning oil are inextinguishable A
T REASONABLE RATES.
Ito also
Lsl a rt 1
present distress. Annexation he pro- iVeaUesday morning; ire returned with water but may be readily smoth- peptise; e,a pa cal on
rho tag d ofat 0 pocaont. with
'n )unced to be unnecessary, undesir• to Linday and informed .Chief ered by throwing flour on burning oil. 1 and accOuntticounetes.
otes
able and within a lifetime impossible. 13e11 that he had been waylaid the
The national policy bad been weighed previous evening about 8.80 near
in the balances -and found wanting Cfiipmulik corners, while, passing
can- tbruugli a long and dense swamp on
Reciprocity in natural products ca
his way to his brother's house, and
not be obtained in Canada; nnrestrict- had been robbed of $1,740. In
ed,reciprocity an extension of the prin- in ausxwer to the chief's inquiries be
ciple of the Brown -Fish treaty of 1874, said he had no idea who his assail -
tints be very desirable, but was dif- ants were; he was jogging along quiet
ly in the darkness when his' horse
Tienof attainment ou account of the suddenly stopped, and at the same
featymaking as part of the arrange- time t?revolver was pointed at hint
Ment; coutmercialuniou is the most few- and he was commanded to "fork over.')
tbie as it calla for ,only concurrent legis This he refused to d.1, and his' assail•
tion. lie regarded tan notpro- ant snapped his revolver twice at
him, but it failed to explode. Caolp-
tive of but the , surest. preventive bell then aimed a blow at him with
annexation. �`14Zr. Wiman dealt , bis heavy whipstock, knocking the
offctively with the objections to revolver out of hie assailant's hand, have not yet been touohed, and the
scheme and. closed with a strong. but at the same moment was struck beds of the Conemaugh river and
aI to the young Liberals, under across the upper part of the chest Stoney creek are one half cleared out.
with a club, this being followed a The exact loss of life, itis now certain,
e auspices the meeting w as 'held, moment later by a second blow across will never be ascertained. Miss Cara
e to the occasion and help oi:the the side of the head just above the Barton, the head of the Red Cross
on of a commercial policy calcu- ear. This rendered him insensible Society, who has spent the whole
o develop the ;realer half of And knocked him out of the rig. summer in ministering to the wants of
When he Dame to he found the horse the needy, is just about to close her
ntinent
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If clothes are sen on fire by spilling
oil or by bursting lamp, a handful of
flour thrown on immediately may be
the moans of quenching the flames
and thus -saying life.
It is over four months since the
great Conettlauh disaster took place,
and yet we find it noted as a remark-
able flet in a recent dispatch from OFFICE : KENT'S BLOCK, WINGHAM.
Johnstown that two days and a half Private funds to loan.
had just elapsed without a body being A number of Building Lots and Residence proper
found. The discovery of the remains tiesforsale.
df"the victims has continued daily,it Thosedtsir'ing to makes homotn R'ingham should
commnnlcate with, or apply in person at my Office,
would seam, ever since the date of the whore all necessary information can be btaoiued.
disaster, and there is no knowing how
many corpses still lie buried in the
debris,' Although the streets have all
been opened, many lots and cellars
neap. aseTe DOO,
Orrtcn,—Bcaner Brook. Wingham, Ont.
Sam'i Ycaukki�Xl'
REAL ESTATE AND FiRE INSUR-
ANCE AGENCY.
About
others at
tilt• `.L1i to
last w ek,
'these pres
N. I'. P.,,
Robertson,
•tle_ge, Gnelp
. sial ; E.
secretriry of t
statistics of
100.000 boxe
L dowel Buri
ft orient Made
t, l be about on
After the ns
tyne, in. reply
c`ieese industry,
of the develop
factory system
id said that th
which now has th
Ontario; gained th
ploying good make
care by the patrons
He did not think
illy to natural adv
one timeListowel'c
bad flavor. He- ern
portauce of paying th
• ally ; bq grinding do
even now the quality
being injured. Consu
land now sought after
Canadian cheese," and
losers if we lose our
cheeses producers by dei
-alters from the facto
,hopeful for, the dairy out
ink cheese would beoo
!able, and drew attention
that the dairying district
corning Wealthy.
Professor Robertson
eulogintio terms to the wor
M. Ballantyne from the ea
the elaeese industry un to th
x, a fact, so much was this the
Vie present prosperous state
tui.;l t be called the perm
of 1-allantyne's iadivittuali
referred to the work clone by
sent system o'1 cheese inspecto
ittstrnctots, and said that it
ready lessened the evils of mil
terati.on, the ° complaints being
third k's= this year than last
in fi.ttario was this season sold
higher prices than in New
State, le l,ottt r than in Wisco
and wail quoted. inthe English mar
standing quietly, and he got in and
- •- proceeded to his brother's, but not
Zkairyrnan Bine. without first discovering that his
fifty-eiglesmen, buyers and wallet was gone. Assistance was pre-
tendedtbe annual supper of cured, but only the empty pocket-
wel Dairymen's Association, book and a revolver containing two
at that town. Amongst misfit unexploded cartridges could
ent were: Time Ballantyne, found.
tratford V Prof. J. W.
Ontario Agriculf:ural Col- . Turrlberrvi-
h ; (7. E. Chadwick, Inger- The council met in Saults' Hall,
Caswell, Ingersoll. The Bluevale, on Monday, Oct. 21st; the
he Association read some members ail present, the reeve iu the
the Board showing over chair. The minutes of the last meet.
a of cheese boarded at ing were reed and approved. The
g the season, and the " reeve reported having redeemed lot
in the Listmvel. district 888, Wingham Town Plot, at $10.73 ;
e million dollars worth. f atso that the collector's bonds were
mal toasts, Mr, Dalian.; signed and approved. q,ho deputy
to the toast of the reeve reported that Mr. Leggatt had
were a short outline' completed his contract on boundary
lent of, the oheese line and recommended that he be paid
Ln Western Ontario' $4,Turnberry's portion of the contract;
e Lietowel section, also that John Morrison had cern
-
e beat reputation in ! ph ted contract of 'covering crossway
is position by em.: and repairing road on hill and room-
rs and insisting on :mended that he be paid $10, Turin
in handling milk. berry part of the contract. Mr.
it wets due meal- ' Diment reported that John Walker bad
antages, becaneea at ' completed his job of gravelling on the
eese was 'tofeaiery ;13. line and recommended that he be
haeized the aim.' paid 21,90 tor the salve ; also that
e makers Tiber ;John Pollock had completed job of
n their' salaries culvert and recommended that he. be
f the make was' paid $4 ; also that Jatnes Messer had
niers in Eng- ° completed job of toeing embankment
those "beautiful • with' stone and job of gravelling and
we will be the recommended that he be paid $a:: 60 ;
reputation as; also that Wm. Thornton had complot-
ving the beat' ed job of repairing culvert on Morris
r.`ios. He was ! boundary and recommended that he
ook, did not be paid $1. Mr. Cruickshank reported
the unprofit- that Thos Martie had completed job
to the fact !of cleaning out ditch and recommend-
s were be -1 ed that ho be paid $20 on account as
lit has not yet been meilsursd; also that
referred in Itobt. Currie has completed job of
k done by I cutting Farley's hill and recommended
riy days of that he be paid $28.55, Turnbsrry's
e present ; share of contract ; also reported ha" -
case that ing let a job of culvert on Culross,
of dairy. boundary to Mr, 73allagh� at
!Elation Mr Cruickehankmoved,seconatcdby
y. no. Thomson, that we take no action to*
thst pre- dad' oiit petition in favor of township
rs and supporting Rich Shrigley, but that a
]rad al grant of $ 8 be given for bis support
k nal- for the: month of November,—Carried.
two. ' Moved by Mr. Gemmill, seeouded by
'geese Mr. Thomson, that .a committee he
t lc ' a ppointed,consistitig` bf' he reeve land
York Mr. Cruickshank, ti inspect Eadie's
nsin, bridge and get any necessary repairs
kots. done, Carried. Moved bz M. Di.
•741.11M,4*.r;.
work in the valley, having from first
to last attended to over twenty thous-
and cases.
Contrerioty.
Why do the oxen trample the finest
gratin ?
Why do the things we want most
tarry Iatest?
Why does one's bread always fall
butterside down ?
Why does the storm snap the most
beautiful oak ?
Why does the baby always act worse
when yon have company ?
Why does it always rain on inaugu-
ral,anniversary or picnic .days ?
Why are those who scoff at things
generally so often superstitious ?
Why is blind love intrusted with
weapons of ouch awful potency ?
Why is one's name always found
in the last corner of a pocket' hand-
kerchief.
Why does an accidental exchange
of umbrellas always result for the
worse ?
Why is it always your great grand-
mother's teacup .that the maid lets
fall?
Why does it always rain when you
decide to leave your umbrella at home/
Why is a noble love so often lavish-
ed upon thole who know not gold from
dross'1
Why does a car window always stay
up when you want it to go down, and
vice versa?
Why do certain people always cry
at weddings and have an insane desire
to l.angh at funerels'1
Why are those who seek the drowsy
god most ardently oblti ed to wait the
longest for his coming?
Consumption Surely. Cured.
To TUE EDITOR :--Please inform your readers that I
have a positive remedy for the above named disease.
By its timely lute thousands of hopeless cases have
been cured: I shall bo glad to send two bottles of
my remedy rrttEe to any of your readers who have
consumption if they will send me their Express and
P. O. Mili.e3s, Respectfully, Da. T. A. SLOCUtL
164 woo Adelaide St. Toronto Ont.
New nurse, rocking the crib, sings
Sleep little one, sleep.. , ` roiee from
the crib : 'Voice frorw•,thri crib ; Now
Paula, you might as well understand
at first that I don't want to hear any
of those old things.
Editor's wife—I wonder 'what can
be the matter with Mrs. Smith she
has not returned trey visit yet. Editor y
(absentmindedly) — Perhaps you tib. Q10110(4.11s CORNEi1 DIttl(t
gieoted to enclose a stamp. Wingham Agency.
&AN OF HAMILTON,
.v7 SN' G-23.PiM-
Capital, $1,000,000. Rest, ($400,000.
President—Jona Swaim,
Vice-President—if mi. Janus TtraNn..
DIRECTORS
A. G. BALMY, JoiN PRoeron, CRAB, GURNEY,. OWROAcn, A. T. Woo»,
Cashier—J, TURNBULL.
Savinirs Built hours, 10 to 3 ; Saturdays, 10 to
1. Deposits of 51 and upwards received and interest
allowed
Special. Deposits also received at current
rates Of interest.
Waits on Great Britain and the United St to
bought and sold.
B. WILLSON, AGENT.
MEYER & DICKINSON,
So>.Iommons.
."�...s
DAVIS
IS OFFERING
0 Mi
ON
m'AR PROPR�'Y
.AT VERY LOW RATES.
salmi 'aimZ
OFFICE—OPPo$ITE THE MARKET.
WxNoaeu OCTOBER 4r8, 1888.
S. GRACEY,
't]32)M7. 2,TA1<RR,
Supplies all necessaries for fun-
eral furnishing having a Delivery
Wagon specially for this branch of
.nosiness, All orders attenda,1
personally, and delivered any:
where within 10 miles of Wing:
hem.
Remember the place, first door
south of the big brick hotel on the
main street,-Wingham.
TOTEM .OF•NF,AL7N
pII1DIGAk . LAKR • WM.
Cuts, Bruises, and Burns, and used
connection with the SALTS or
NATER and
'OTEIII OF IIEIIIiTJI TOILET 801111;
C xxibuiei
Salt ithcuni, Eczema, Old Sores, Piles andel)
Diseases of the blood and Skin.
is
Ask your Druggist for Testimonials.
Tctern of Health Go.
LONDON, ONT*
.-15 t 'inti' 1'n --
I Vg1tY I'ttfD\.Y billltNIN(i.
-- AT vim—
TI r, 0rFICE, JOSEPHINE STRt.E1
WIN di:Li.A.A'i,
1nl:stciatxtercrrice,4 titerYcnr,inadvazoe
A11S`ENTIt4IN(; RATES!
`apace. 1 yr. 1 e um. 1 3 Ino. 1 1 'so.
one coins,. tit OW. 00 I:.,(. 00 $8 00
Dolt " 18 to ' u .u0 12 (40 6 00
Quarter " to tU•' 1' 0" I 7 ((0 4 Oil
One inch of Goy° 4 0 00 2 00 100
Lut,el e.u,: lie r ••te,, .,,*Avco lownents, Rt. per lino
for fleet besot Ion, a,iutit .1•t,r line torraeheubsequent
inneztiort.
Leval notices, in nor ;stroll t) pe, 100. for first
sethon, and ih'. per• lino vet igen' •,ubnctprent inserter
No t, tl , , !et Uhl 1.e eit'n4tcd let's than !:'Cie.
A.a e L tih, I,i.:ItIF {nf Lent, Fnnt.tt, Ftiaycd, S:teatlon
end Mei en r,,, t'banrt n dant. d, not exceeding 8 lib*uonp .,ra,i, .,l ]nen' nmr.th.
llous'•e and 1 nWM ice Sole. not exceeding 8 lines.
tel for first month, 50e. per earhe,equeit mouth.
Tbe:.e tei•nis will b. •t. frt1, rtihaut! to.
Special rates for ler.ger advertisements, or for
longer period%
Athrr.fe••In<Its without upeeiae directions, wiii he
inserted till forbid .:„i t.h.tr„ ed azwerelistely. Tran.
sitory advortie, I , b• /west be paid in advance.
Changes ;es fe r tt ,triw+t title a tisen t its Wm,' be ;u
the Oleo 1 y 1,eanessay neon, in order to app:a,
that week
II, ELLIOTT
Palm n:aTna ANT P0DL1ti1C5S
L ,R. MAC1II4NALD,
J� JOSEPHINE STREET,
Wotan As, - - ONTnnto
-nat.., J. A. Rin I Dlirn,
fl onor Graduate of Toronto University.
Office and Reeitionee—lbe old stand formerly nem -
pled by Dr. Bethune, at the cattier of Centro and
Patrick streets,
0 R. F. E. GODFREY,
First-class honor man and general prnadeney medal-
ist Toronto Univereity, Member Cultoi;e Pitysiciens
and Surgeons of Ontario.
Baacnavn, Orr.
Otfet--AtMothodist Parsonage.
ONT.
J. A. M0itTCN,
BAPRISTER c.,
Winghern - • Ontario.
R VANSTONE,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY PUBLIC!
CONVEYANCER, ETC.
OFFICES—Beaver Block, WixdmABI, ONT.,
GORRIE aid BLYTn, OaT
Private and Company funds to loan at low rates of
interest. Mortgages, town and farm property
bought and sold. Mercantile e.olloettons a specialty,
DDENTISTRY.- J. S. JEROME,14LNoueu.
L4'J eel -
Inlaid Plates Vome ulcanite plates of th*
bestmaterial as cheap as they can bo
gotiia the Dominion. All work war-
ranted.
Vegetable Vapor administered for the painless
extraction of teeth, theonly sate anesthetic renown.
OFFICE : In tho Beaver Block, opposite the
Brunswick hotel.
DENTISTRY.—W. H. MACDONALIJ, SVIE011A39
«a 33 liakorof Vulcanite, Celluloid, Alley,
;4;'-',
s3
Silva: Gold, etc., etc., Plates, ranging
�'-', in prices from 000 upwards per sot
orownng and bridgework. Teeth ex
treated without the least pain by the use of Vital-
ized Air. Read Orrice, Wingham, side entrance op-
posite the Queen's hotel, open daily (Sandars except-
ed) from 0 a m to 5 p m. will, bo at Blyth every
2nd and 4th Saturday' of eaohmonth—Ofiicoat kilns n
hotel; Gerrie: lot and 3rd Mondays of each month
Office at Albion hotel. Extracting 25 cent&
JOHN RITCHIE,
GENERAI.INSURANCE AGENT
w12(OnADI,
ae
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM,
1L1. INSURANCE
FIRE ANI) MARINE,
GUELPH.
j. DEAN, Jo., winenau,
IdCENSED AUCTIONEER FOR THE COUNTY
or HURON.
Sales attended in any part of the Co. Chargee
Moderato.
JOITN CtJRRTE, WINGBA)d,.ONT„
LICENSED AUCTIONISEIt Pen ,TRA e0veya ;or .
nvao%..
All orders left at the TIMES ofilea promptly Otani -
ed to. Terms reasonable.
JAMES HENDERSOIN,
montane Auencet35ir BFOancon.CouNriz3 Iltmpn etre
All sales attended to promptly and on the Shortest
Notice.
(,harl;es Moderate and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
A11 necessary arrangements can be .made at th
Tisza' ofllco
WINOUMI,
BOLTON & HAWKINS
P. L. As D. L. Sn v7tYORs AN» Crrrk EuaxEsas,
LISTOWEL AND WINGHAM.
All orders lett at the office of the, Trines wn, re
celve prompt attention.
.1.11ELSON T. RITCHIE, c.
P. L. Surveyor, Civil Engineer and Draughissair
Particular attention paid to division of properties.
into building '1ot1, settling disputed boundaries,
preparing complete plans of towns and villages, as
per Registry Alt, and descriptions of propertio*
for thereon in deeds. Cross -Sections of rivers mad*
and. estimates of eostof Bridges Culverts, Ste. Pro-
files and estimates forgrading frills, drainage, ro,Nl
and street improvements, sowers and other Engi-
neering works. Correspondence solielted, statin
place and character of work. OFFICE—At S.
Moaroa's law office, Winghant, Ont,
11I`C?`s'l"✓„.
MISS NELL° McfAR1' '.
46•4,4:,
CLAssto Fon INSTRUCTION ON I'IANo At1 it,
ki Organ, to Voice (vulture and Ilarmonx.
Mogi Item( tN Burnt Bt,00*