The Wingham Times, 1893-05-26, Page 2ta Dairy Products for the
ra Oubenaleian Exposition,.
tIr COMIUSSIONEE'S OFFICE,
Ottawa, 28th April, 1893.
tt been directed by the Honore
Minister of Agrieulture to
arrangements as may be
ry to assist the dairymen of the
en to make a truly representa-
ertelitubie display of butter
toe et the World's Columbian
ian 'tt Chicago in 1893.
fetrowing extracts from the
'be Department of A,gricul
•he World's Columbian Exposi-
, forth the particulars in refer -
tier classes for Butter and
eiette may bp exhibitors in any
tioeu
BUTTER.
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THE WINGHAM TIMES, MAY 26, 1893,
owe, herd, Exhibit to consist of one the butter or cheese will receive the
eheese, weight to be not lees than BO beuefit of the doubt.
pounds.
(8) After the !wards have been
Class 9. Pineeeple Cheese-Exhi- made at Chicago in each of the four m
hit to consist of four cheese in one 'onths, the butte" or cheese whlcb.
package. has won medals, or honorable mention
16. Cheddars and flats will each be will be arranged in Provincial groups,'
where it will be used its may best set
forth important facts pertaining to the
dairy and general agricultural interests
of the several Provinces of Canada.
classified in two groups, viz., rime
and colored, and will be separately
judged. Chew, other than that
mentioned ebove, offered for exhibit
from the United States and Canada,
and all cheese offered for exhibit from
points outside of the United States
and Canada, will be subject to such
limitations and restrierions as to
quality as may be decided upon by
the Chief of the Department at the
time application for space is made.
16. All cheese exhibited from the
United States and Canada, known
commercially as "American" and
"Canadian" cheese, must be manu-
factured of fall new -milk.
17. Cheese that has been cut,bored,
or tried in any way, will not be admit-
ted for exhibition.
18. All cheese wilt be divided into
two classes, that made previous to the
year 1893,and that made during the
R&M! THE PULES OF THE year 1893, and will be judged on the
PARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, following points, the figures set op-
posite each indicating the maximum
patty products will be received
ition only between the firper cent , the total of all such maxi-
st
th of the following months : mumsbeing
September and October, I Flavor.
Texture
[ The arraneements of all datryColor
i
Salting
k will be ander the eontrol of
• Make up
nartment.
dxhibtts of butter will be classi-i
Total
1 iimited, as follows:
Canadian manufacturers of cheese
1. Dairy, -litter wade lid
r on tire farm from a mixed 'should make numerous and excellent
Exhibit to coesist of not moreexhibits in Classes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 8.
'l
5 will admit cheese which are
Paettatre, weight. to be not °lass
u 10 nor more than 20 pounds. commonly known as Canadian Loaf or
t
2. Dairy, -butter made by Truckle cheese,
r on the term from a herd f
Since all cheese will be divided into
e
two main classes, that madeprevious
ed. Exhibit to consist of not ;
,,an one package,
to the year 1893, any Canadian Ex-
'
than 10 nor more than 20 weight to be I
hibitor may enter cheese made during
.
1893, as w11 as cheese made previous
3, Prints and farcy packinee to 1893, in every class in the exhibi-
e
r must Ire manufactured by' to be held during the four ti""'
r. Exhibito occapy spao-e months of Jaue, July, September and
t
,
eeding 18 inches square. TotalOctober.i
of exhibit not to exceed 20 --
1 Canadians should make excellent
exhibits in all classes.
4. Creamery, -butter made i
exhibitor from the milk of In order to afford intending, exhibi-
tors every reasonable facility, I am
ertls from cream separated
e milk in the creamery where,
permitted to make the following an-
ter is madi'. Exhibit to cell- nouncetneurs and to invite the hearty
one commercial package, to co-operation of butter and cheese -
at ItIsthan 55 ponnds. makers, creamery managers and pat -
5 Creamery, -butter made llama, in an effort to make such a dis-
ibitor from gathered cream. play of dairy products as will direct
to consist of one commercial
the attentiou of the world, in a favor -
to weigh nut less than
able manner, to the admirable oppor-
tunities which Canada offers for profi•
utter will he judged on tin' table dairy fanning.
g pointe, the figures t op- (1.) Those who intend to exhibit
se
45
20
15
10
10
100
ndicating the maximum per
e total of all such maximums
00
vor .. 45
ain 25
for 15
lting 10
eking . 5
Total 100
eireral standard of color for
HI be June Grass Butter.
1 blanks will be forniehed by
artraent for the use of exhibi-
dairy products.
CHEESE.
FROM THE RULES OF THE
ARTMENT OF AGRIC,ULTURE.
Exhibits of cheese from the
States and Canada will be
and limited, as follows :-
1. Cheddars - Exhibit to
of one cheese, diameter not less
nor more than 16 inches,
Lot less than 9 inches, weight
than 60 pounds.
Cheddars -Home trade -
re consist of one cheese not
1 6 inches in height and not
n 12 nor tuore than 15 inches
eter.
3. Mediums - Exhibit to
of one cheese not less than 6
re than 7 inches in height,
not less that 14 nor more
4. ioches.
Flats -Exhibit to consist
eese, diameter not less than
re than 16 inches, weight
than 25 nor more than 40
0. Young Americas--Exhi,,
nsist of four cheese in on
total weight to be not lees
aur more than 4t pounds.
. Donteetic Swiae-Exhibit
of one cheese, weight to be
an 80 pottrids,
, Brick Cheese -Exhibit to
*ix !emits in one packer,
lit to be not less than 20 nor
40 pounds.
Ditiry-Cheese made by
&Ian farm from exhibitor'n
may write to the Dairy Conarniseioner,
Ottawa (postage free), asking for ad-
dress labels for butter and cheese and
for entry forms.
(2.) Any batter or cheese maker,
or representative of any dairy or cheese
for exhibition in any or all of the
classes (in which lie is entitled to exe
hibit,) addressed to the Dairy Com-
missioner at Montreal or Ingersod,
Ont.,to reach either place between the
31st May and 2nd Jun; between
28th June and 30th June; between
30th August and lst September, and
between 27th Septemberand 29th
September.
(3.) The butter or cheeeq for all the
classes and for the four different ex-
hibitions (June, July, September and
October,) may be of any modthe make.
If two cheese from one vat be avail.
able, one cheese can be bored for
testing at Montreal or Ingersoll, while
the ocher may be kept intact for exhi-
bition at Ohioago.
(4.) It should be packed securely so
as to avoid injury from heati duriag
transit from the place of mandfacture
to Montreal or Ingersoll, Ont. t Cold
storage accommodation has been ar-
ranged for at these two places ; refrig-
erator cars will be used between these
places and Chicago; and refrigerator
space under glass ha e been provided at
the Datry Building on the Exhibition
Grounds
(5.) The Dominion Government will
pay all freight charges, as well as the
cost of caring tor the butter and ellen('
during the exhibition and until it is
disposed of afterwards.
(6.) By the authority of the Honor-
able the Minister of Agriculture, 1 am
permitted to gate that the Govern,
went will advance such a price as may
be fixed by the Dairy Cotnmissionle
on all the butter and cheese which is
received at Mentreal and Ingersoll.
(7.) Several expert jndges of aek
noveledged reputation in Ontario and
Quebec have been invited to assist the
Dairy Commissioner in selecting froth
the tote received at Montreal
Ingereoll, such butter and cheese Eis
GENERAL.
The several exhibitors will be afford-
ed every opportunity which may exist,
or which may be provided, for winning
medals and prestige for themselves;
and they will not be asked to insure
any loss, as the Goverument will not
claim any rebate on the price which is
advanced on the butter' and cheese.
This provides for liberal treatment cf
those engaged in the great dairy in-
dustry of Canada, and 1 invite your
cordial co-operation in the effort to
make the Canadian exhibition of butter
a cheese the best which has ever
an
been made.
JAS. W .1.Z05ERTSON,, COUNTY FUNDS TO LOAN.
Dairy Commissioner.
The tenet who was dissatiefied with
the meneger said it was a beastla
affair,
It is not difficult to be generoua to
a fault Nelms that fault happens to be
one's own.
English. Speedo Lminient removes all
hard, Bort. or calloused Lumps and Blera
ishes from horses, Ulooi Spavin, Curbs,
Splints, Ring lione, Sweeney, Stifles,
Sprains, Sore and swollen Throat, Coughs,
etc. Save 50 by use of ono bottle. War.
ranted by Chislaolna's drug store.
I 'will now write something in a
light and airy veiu," said the clerk
who makes out gas bills.
The man W110 is canvassing for a
new dictionary wants a word with
you.
Williams' Royal Crown Remedy. greatest cure on
earth, guaranteed to cure general Nervous Debility,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia Paralysis, eto.
Use what talent you possess. The
woods would be very silent if no
birds sang there but those ohich sang
best. •
Trusts and Combinations
Are unpopular. Bat there is one form of
trust against which no one has anything to
say. That is the trust which the public re-
poses in Hood'a Sarsaparilla, and the best
of it is the trust is fully justified by the
merit of the medicine. For, remember,
HOOD'S Sarsaparilla CURES.
HOOD'S Pins are purely vegetable, and do
not p.rge, pain or gripe. 'Sold by all drug-
gists.
General Mourning.
The Hiudu, if not inventive, is a
capital imitator, and not without a wit
as refined as anything to he found
among English speaking people, as is
plain from a story related by the Rey.
J. Ewen. Many yeare ago, when the
the Mogul empeross reigned in the im-
perirl city of Dethi, a police.infin,
ealking along one of .tee streets, met
a potter in morning. .
Oh, potter, for whom do you mound
he inquired.
Saciatniya, was the
Dear, dear ! L Sadamiya
cried the policeman.
He hurtit d oO to the coruer
barbers sat plying their trade.
Shove my head and heard, he said.
I am going into wolfing for Sada.-
miya.
Shortly afterwards ipty took the.
policeman to the hotql,chief cf police
and at once the kotwai asked for whom
he was mourning.
Fcr Sadanaiya, that illutrious per-
son. •
may be counted worthy of tnung sent
dead 7
where
All, dear me! Is he dead ?
ed the kotwal. Well,
turn I Call a barber.
Presently the kotwal had occasion
exclaim,
all die in
to visit the vizier, who was surprised
to see him in mourning ; the uoire so
SIS he did not know that any of his
family were ill.
Who is dead ? he inqdired.
Alas I your honor, the illustrious,
high-minded and dignified Sadamiya
has been called away.
Oh ! exclaimed the ' vizier. .1 am
sorry to hear you say ' so. What a
loss ! Will you please call the barber ?
The barber came and the vizier went
into mourning. Duty took him into
the presence of the emperor, who was
startled at his changed appearance.
Who is dead ? he asked.
Your highness, I grieve to inform
you, but that sublime eustodian of
goodness, of honor and leernina, Sada-
miya, hits been taken. ;
Call the barber, said tlie emperor to
his attendants,and soon he was mourn -
int, with shaven head.
1.2'ithen he appeared Ilfore the erne
prese she enquired:
Who is dead?
Alas ! that I should have to say it
Sadamiya is dead.
13ut who is Sadamiya 1 she asked,
for even the Indian women are endow-
ed with curiosity.
Saciaroiya I Sadamiya! I never
thought of asking, but the vizier
knows. I will ask him.
The vizier was Saturn& tied and the
emperor demanded :
Who is this Saclamiyti. wo are all in
mourning ford
Really, your highteess, r never
thought of aeleing; but the kotwai
knowe, I shall ask bine
But the kotwal could not tell ; no
more could the policdman, but he
would ask the potter.
You--you-do not-rdeart to say --
you are--tnournino-fod Sadamiya
he etammered.
Yes, 1 aw ; and so s the kotwal
and the vizier and the e won
Dear, dear! Whatever add become
of mo 1 tried the potter. n mourning
for Sadamiya 1 Why-Sadatniyit is
my--clonkey I
On the security of Cultivated Farm, Interest six
per cent, payable annually. Any portion M the
principal may be repaid at any time the borrower
wishes. All expenees pad by the County. No
person except the County Auditors allowed to see
mortgages or to know to whom money is loaned.
Apply to WM. HOLMES
Goderich,Aug. Sth 1002. Co. Treasurer.
TWO KINDS
OF
CUSTOMERS.
e444
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WIDE AWAKE
ICIND BUY FROM THE
City Fruit & Confectionery Store
muobset5; suttee,
The TIRES end Torento Globe per year $ 1 75
Thu Zags and Toronto Empire per ,year1. 75
The Toms end London Advertieer per year1 50
The Tige4 and London Free Pc ess per year1 75
The Tome and Montreal Herald per year1 60
The Times and Montreal Witness per year.,,1 75
The'Tnaasana Montreal Family Herald and Star 1 70
itedneed rates with all other weekly papers not
mentioned in the abeve list,
Because they can get goods that are
right and up to:the times.
ANOTHER KIND ARE
to Ohigago.Where any doubt crisis rierkwelra troriehial Betoken Will tummy Dough
Cold, ttronehltio or Arthitia,,
PAST ASLEEP
But they are waking up to the fact that
I can give them goods that will
please them. Full lines of
GoRNyN BRos.
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WINGHAM, ONT.
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LOOK HERE!
This Will InterostEvery-
bodi,
We aro selling
Best Coal Oil at 12 1-2
cents per Imperial gal-
lon, or a can containing
the equivalent of five
American gallons for
50c., exclusive of pack-
age.
American
each.
Crosscut Saws, 45c. to $1.00
per foot.
We to -day reduce oul,
quotations on Binder
Twine one cent per Ib.
J. A. CLINE CO,
Wingham.
Axes, 5oc. to 65c.
' .
Ltc ingOnirtini30
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BRY FRIDAY HORNING
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eovewrisitio RATES:
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One column 510 00 835 00 I 52000 $0 00
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Quarter 11 20 00 12 00 I 7 OP 4 00
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for first insertion, and 30. per line for eaeh subsequent
insertion.
Local notices 100, pc. .,no for first insertion an
Se. per line for each eubsequent i miertic No 'loco,
notice win be charged less than 25c.
Advertisements of Lost, Found, Strayed, Situations.
and Business Chalices vanted, not oxceedtng 8 lima
nonpareil, 51 per month
Houses and Parma for Sale, not exceeding 8 lines,
$1 for that month, 50c, per subsequent month
These terms will be strictly adhered to
Special rates for to advertisements, or lot
longer periods.
A.dvertisements and local notices without specific
directions, will he inserted till forbid and charged
accordingly, Trawatory advertisements must
paid in advance
Changes for contract advertisements must bo
the office by Wednesday noon, in order to appear
that week
WINGHAM
Fruits, Oysters,ConfectioneryM slum Pump woRKs
APPLES BY THE BARREL.
Agent for Parker's Dye Works.
Canned goods of every, description al-
ways on hand and my wipes are as low
as the lowest.
Dontforget the place, opposite the new
Bank of Hamilton.
ROBT. HILL.
EVERY DOSE EFFECTIVE
And if persevered lawn)
Positively Cure the Worst Cases
For Sale by All Druggists
And Wholesale by LONDON
DRUG co., London Ont.
DAIL llOW:IIS,
PROPRIETOR.
R. ELLIOTT
PROPRIETOR AND PUBLISHER
DR MACDONALD,
JOSEPHINE STREET,
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TA.B,In.
W 13. TOWLER,
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Member College Physicians and surgeons, Ontario
-Coroner for County of Huron -
Office Up-stalrs, next to Mr Morton's office, Wing.
ham, Ont.
OFFICE IIOURS.-9 50 12 a. EL, 1 to 6 p. 111., or at
Residence, Diagonal Street.
D10. J. A. MELDRTJM,
Honor Graduate of Toronto University, and
Member pf the.College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Ontario.
Office and Residence -Corner of Centre and Patrick
streets, formerly occupied by Dr. Bethune.
WINCHIAM - • • oNT
VANSTONE.
BARRISTER, ,SOLICITOR„ Etc.,
Private and Company funds to loan at lowest rate
interest. No coinmission charged. Mortgages, tow
and farm property bought and old
OFFICE -Beaver Block WITIOLIAll
J.' A. MORTO
BARRISTER .47.
W lightun 0 t
IEYER DICKINSON,
H. W. C. MEYER Q. c. 1 E. La DICKINSON, B. A
BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, Etc., Etc., So.
licitors for Bank of Hamilton, Commissioners for
taking , affidavits.' for Manitoba. 'Farm, Town and
Village property bought and sold. Money (private
funds) loaned on mortgage security at 5 per cent.
Money invested for priyate persons, upon the best
mortgage securities without any expense to the
lender. Lands for sale in Manitoba and the North.
west.
Office -Kent's Block, 11,11ghalo.
1 DENTISTRY.- J S. J &IONE; WINGIIA61,
Is manufacturing Celluloid Plates,
Vulcanite plates bt the best material
as cheap as they catbe got in the
DoinilliOn. All Work warranted.
1 Painless extraction of teeth by!the use of Electric.
I wish to inform the people of Wing -
ham and surrounding country, that, as
I have purchased the Steam Pump
Works lately owned by Mr. H. Clark, I I
are prepared to supply all kinds of
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WWm. H. Macdonald, L. D. s
ooden, Lift, Force & Iron Pumps
ity or Vegetable Vapor.
TAKE NOT10E.-I will extract 'teeth for 25 cents
each.
1
OFFICE: In the Beaver Bleck, opposite the
Brunswick House.
And attend to the wants of the public
in anything in the Pump line.
As 1 have a long experience in the
business I guarantee all, my work, and
if not satisfactory will refund the money.
We also deal in
ALL KINDS OF WINO MILLS.
M -Soft water cisterns made on short
notice.
Orders by mad promptly attended to.'
D. SHOWERS,
Winghaae'
ZDMN
Cures Cansumption, c ougheiproup, Sore
Throat. Sold by all Druggists on a Guarantee.
P`or a Larne Side, Back or Chest ShilOh'S POTOUR
Plaster will give great ends factione-,s5 cents.
SHILOH, '6' vaTALME120
lira. T. EL Hawirina, Chat. ton o otra, Tenn., soya t
" Shiloh's vac/hoer SAVED MY zrzir.e., /
censideral,hebegotme,dyforcuIebfirtatedsnsfenr,
ever mod." For,Dyspopsiai IA or oel.lida07
trouble ft excels. Price 75055.
H CATAltR
17tCwa6Eagrat, °' Rempre
nave you Catarrh? named... It wilt
pesitively relieve and Cure you. Pride 50 ets.
Thiel Injector for its tivedfsful treatment iS
furnished free. Ite Merit Sh iloh's 11110ed lea
are sold on a guar:tote:Ito 10Y6 tetisraottort.
NERVE NERVE DEANE ran new nie•
°ovary that cure the wor came of
Nervous .Debility Lost igor end
BE ttiknng mAnhood; t the
ess of body or miM caused
by aver-tveric, dt t.he eniri or ex.
Hoes Of ysitth. This ads'
whitely Cam tho Dann obstinate ernes whe MI other
TREA.TBITARTS Wan foiled ornate relieve. o1 by drug-,
s MZ mall on
rOdeipt of irrieo byrernaang TattNfltli MOINE
DO., Toronto. Ont. Waits for oanapblet.
%Malaita, A. re Went tneet
Stallion oute Bilis
Fon ON OF 1893.
If you we, a Neat, .owyBill, well put
together an attractivel displayed, on good
paper or ard, send ur order to the
TIMES FICt.
A Nurdber of Good. Cut to Choose
from.
Prxes reasonable, and orders mail
promptly attended to.
A. TIMES OFFICE, WINGHAM
DENTIST)
OFFICE, - - IVIASON'S BLOCK
Opposite the Queen's Hotel, Wingham.
Will visit Gorrie 1st and 3rd Mondays
of each month.
JCIIN RITCHIE:
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
NUR.
go DEANS, Ja., W1E011.114
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LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR THE COUNTY
OF HURON.
Sales attended in any part of 'the Co. Charges
'Moderato.
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LICENSED AUCTioNEEE:n0Ps0.I1 TIIE COTINTY OF
All orders left at the Truss office promptly attend
ed to. Terms reasonable,
LI= HAEnNe:oE3Ri Stero a C‘olteeme HURON AND
a BRUM
All sales attended to promptly and en the Shoiteed
Notice.
Moderate and sationealon Getwanteed.
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Times\ \e, filliicael I Am
(hit
DRS. GODFREY as McASIL
M. 11, Tererito, Members Collkge Physicians and
Surgeons. Ontario.
Ingtottavia - • • . • oNTAina
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AT I1E ASONAB RATES
Money advanced on Mortar( es a ti pm cent with
privilege of paybia at the en of any year, Motet
nod itecount,scollented.
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