The Wingham Times, 1897-06-25, Page 4war
just arrived at -'-'1"1"--.
CAMPBELL'S POG STORE,
a large lot of good
TOILET SOAPS
which we are stalling at
.10 CENTS A BOX
fliE �I TI.MES, JUNE 25, 1897.
YCLES
�--n fact, so_ far as the seater-
e c
alascnca• So that all things consider- nowhere,
to'leispeople
pecuniary
toobligaion th tl and with no toning of through ne is
depend
to she people who
liec oil ago tgh)h influencet assisted . ternupon sit for uch a line cannot hope
he can through
assts a et
d, On in these days of severe competitionthe
competent and worthy .Dien
the other hand where they are keen
aspirants for an office a member
pursues a suicidal policy when he
import;, a relative, a stranger and
havin no qualifications for the position
1'or the past two weeps our Coeemp-
ing has been exercising itself because
Dr Macdonald's son-in-law was asked
to accompany a cinnamon heroes the
A. edonald
t
continent and Dr. J. Al Ma
This soap has been selling I was appointed ship Surgeon on the
at Io cents a calve. :oosials. to the farmers
Diana,
this is thejustice.
Call and get what you want
ie have yet to learn of any fanner
before it is all gone.
lin East
Huron o for either position neiilther applicant
cano
COLIN A. CAI``PBELL,!heardofanyother person inEast Huron
Druggist.:wanting the positions. The Advance
2 doors S. of P. 0. Wiugham.' is a novice in the way of criticising
1 appointments made by a Domin ion
—•-------- ---- , Government but from the indications
��*j ••�t pi, of the present it will have ample time
�" p V..N., AAb �ii� tic.,;„,
to become more proficient in the art,
!�I t A when it will nu doubt pursue a
— different course from the picayune
l tactics it now employs in criticising
'Dr. Macdonald's actions.
EDITORIAL NOTES. 1 CANADIAN LOYALITY.
th' delightfu
HON. THOMAS.
to secure through business. le
government, which owns it, is bound
not only simply by its ownership of
the line but by the terms of confed-
eration to maintain and operate the
line. This it has been doing at
immense cost, the annual deficits
being very large, and probably not
least when nominally they were
wiped out by keeping down main-
ot
tainanec charges at the expense
annual additions to capital account.l
Whether the policy will prove suc-
cessful is of course uncertain, but
there can be nodorbt that any body of
business men would think it better
to take the chances ot its doing so
than to allow the railway to remain figure
in a helpless, hopeless position with
p Wise people
nothing but the certainty of its row-
ing a. dead loss. And the govern-
ment,
overn wheel life
meat, is as representatives of the ii
people, in this position, that even 1n
should the extension not relieve the l
burden of maintenance, the country
will gain by the competition, and
the roads which are subject to the
competition can have no right to
exclaim against it on the ground of
unfairness, because in the case of
ad it is a to
s. BALLANTYNE, e�- There is something �tov Il the extension and in the consenting se nof)rthe
Legislature has been about the spontaneit7 of the I the e
FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1897
speahe
nominated by the Liberals of North demonstrations that are going ,r.
Perth as their candidate for the �If the managerof
abusiness is meno
r of the
l ?
D
- t
IC
Cost almost as much, as
�os
GOOD BICY
Theyreally cost far more.
that w y and i�.v est '$7 E� or $100
L=
Aespere
• the overnment, wisely or un
wisely, subsidized its competing
branch heavily, so that it cannot be
purely commercial enter-
lcaueu
House of Assembly. In Mr. Bathos 1p oecupic to think tiro. Whether the government can
type, are electorssenaof tive whose ability i about riding al expressions,
will plant for ho athemselves re less so be depended upon to ternly compete
have representwith the influential companies is a
has already been turned to account' and carry out their plans of decor -1 wquehtion, but the people will not be
for their benefit. No Dian in West- ! ation and demonstration, if necessary backward in demanding reductions
ern Ontario has done more to ad.- • at their lunch hour. Canadians have I of freight and passenger rates over a
vance the great farming interest hong had the reputation of being government railway, and at least
that, Mr. Ballantyne.
___ _ � more loyal than the old country I listened on tojQS'.��te vdemands
s wins snlade by
be
g keep ! the listened
t government with the Drummond
A GOOD deal isbeing said against i people, at least in the wafter of int County l'nlnRaileay Company
the admission of free corn. A To- ding the Queen's birthday and other' Uinnd Trunk Railway are fair s dine
ionto Journal says: "In the first outward expressions of
attachm
on ti it has
place it is evident that free corn ti to the throne. Those 'at home'ere is n hoe the
strictest
that theOpposition
it does
means a reduction in the price •of this no dotesleo+yn that the terms and conditions
are somewhat favorable to the cool•
coarse Canadian grain. Oats are i. British unsindeed
th sciounn and p deters -
panics. The arrangement, for m -
now selling at 2I cents and the pros-1ity, indeed they cannot help it and stance, with the Grand Trunk. Rail -
further
are that the price will be still the fact needs no affirmation. Cana government should
been British from 1 bear half the burden of imp
rood
further reduced" and further on I, diens on the other hand, have for way•that the borrowed
the article states th it peas will like -half a century mems effected with money
e -
mi ht at five per cent, when it can borrow
wise be reduced in price. It is not choice. having at one time been re -
at but it is did -
Every
how admitting corn free into
I pv withdraw their medl"�ian t e, if tl•ey onethree
tlper
count y�less, is a k•sing
Canrya is going a work such ruin.cult to
River+• year Canada exports large i chase. They never were parties, avoided, see
that is whaow it t the ve been
money
quantities et oats and peas and, con- however, to this attitude of tic improvements will cost the Grand
h bargain with the
sequently our home markets are con- � mother country, or of some in it, and Trunk,
trolled entirely by the foreign .n tar -!i always disdain.
regardedSit in with
theing in umbrage
s will enable it to
k If rices are good in Lnalan an
THE
LL
foris
years and then sells for a good price
which runs easy
second hand.
I-311. iLd4Cli)VIE1Fit etc- 404C).
TOI-IONTO
J. CLEGG & CO., AGENTS WINGHAM.
ti
pro ,
ing demand at home. Farmers may they cannot long remain t e
feed these products when they have'
in sentiment, without occasional ex
-
feed
supply on hand but their rarely go sentiment,
oof with wt occasio That
into the market today for feeding put sentiment is as strong to•day as it
s It is also saidtha; new tariff will ,ever was and is of a more wholesome
andthe minted on must discontinue.
borrow at notI Home Circles had what is known as
borrow at less, though Sir Charles fund, by which a
Tupper erroneously supposed it 1 an expectancy
f .he member received half insurance,
when he reached a certain ag
the remainder was given to his heirs
at death. The registrar of the In-
surance Bureau warned the society
that this was unwise, but it was con-
tinued. Last April's election was on
this question, and the old officers
were snowed under. The new offi-
cers inaugurated a change and the
old officers opposed it. Last night
the society expressed confidence in
CANAD1APT HOME CIRCLES
THE EXPECTANCY FUND SYSTEM OF IN
EURANCn �BANDONEU.
There is trouble in the Canadian
Home Circles Society, and though
the trouble is about settled as far as
anything disastrous is concerned,
-et a system of insurance expmri-
he
et, p shoe t o
where we largely export both these country apart and having no share
would, There is no way
diets there will be a correspond en the imperial councils, it is plain government givingan actual guar
-
would.
I g the Grand
pose .
ruinthe Essex farmer who produces sort. The British people of Canada I any. part. The w which it has
•
corn largeltauio again that it will of that clay were not Canadians. i the arrangements by
the E er English
market.
oft. fewCanadian pork counties
, been carried out will be tested by
They never thought of applying the
g name Canadian to any but the actual operation; and the govern -
the e lhsh market. A rtcounties
in the corn producing part of Ontario
French. They were expatriated mint, which has had all the pros and
may suffer to a small extent, but the Britons whose love for home was a cons under consideration, will bei the present managemen .
question for the Government to bear disjunctive force which distinguished held responsible for the results. in ted i isu injuriously,
whileu a few are ei" and estranged them from the people __Witness.
sons injuriously, hundreds of phi" • of the land and the people of the MORRIS.
sons engaged in stock raising, which land from them. Today are all
is fast becoming the principal dodos' Canadians, and it is as Canadians that ; Some of the early farmers have
try of Ontario will be largely bele the Queen is our queen, and that we I started haying. I
fitted. It is hard to see the force of boast of the British ftgis and consti- Mrs. Hicks and familyare visiting
the argument regarding the effect on tution. The bond that then was of at John Mason's.
These co pork in the English are also a sort that must relax as men form- The Misses Rotas of Winehans
These corn growing rs, and
cornrn ed new personal ties and forgot old Sundayed at Jas. Ireland's.
large pork producers, b if ' ones, the bond that now is, is one John Mason and wife of Wawa-
fe
wonder the
are ff of has out b it is a' whose tendency is ever toward closer nosh were visiting at J, Mason's
wonder the affect has not been felt' fellowship with all fellow subjects The picnic, held in the bushof suc-
Mr.
long ago. as witness the joyous outburst of • Wm. McCracken was a grand
these days of national coul;ratal cessthe
e desired. weather being all that
antee that would enable
Trunk to borrow money for improve•
ments for a small portion f forts lines
money
at less than it has to pay of r mo of
borrowed for the imp'
hole policy and
MABYWIREPORTS. �L
v,•iroxAat.
Wingham. June 25th, 1897.00 SAW
P Deans Produce Dealer.
67
67
20
30
37
12
10
25
00
15
3
WINGHAM .�
Corrected by ,, 1 50 to 2
Ebur per 100 lbs.. . 0 66 to 0
Fan Wheat ................ 0 66 to 0
Spring Wheat ............. 0 18 to 0
Oats ......... ......•• . 0 20 to 0
Barley. • • ......• , 0 37 to 0
Peas .........•.... ...•.. 0 10 to 0
Butter,.... ........ •• • 0 8 to 0
Eggs per dozen ....... • •••: 0 00 to 1
Wood per cord.... • • • • . • .1 00 to 1
Ray per ton,... ......... 00
to7
Potatoes, per bushel,..... • 0 3 to 0
Tallow, per lb.... lb::...... 0 2 to 0
ti EPOTIS1I. ' tions.
Two weeks ago the Signal had al - �-`� �`-�
vigorous article condemning the THE INTERCOLOOy IAL EXTI''N-
ystem of nepotism which has been d by the gov•
coo
D. Campbell and wife of the 1st line
ai e visiting friends on the 3rd this
week.
s WR0XETh�R.
quoted and commended by ` The bargains made W. Ar of IIolmesville
justly
Conservative and Liberal journals l crnment in securing the extension of \l r. IZ
The system is a vicious cue i the Intercolonial Railway to
sura• is
t1 Andrews guest of his brother his
alike. b B
as
whet indulged in regardless of other ;treat have excited much n
cansiderati'lns; but the fact that a , picion. No one adeard the need
A Disastrous Cyclone.
Paris June 19,,—At theimethe
cyclone struck Asnires yesterday
fire was in progress. Everything
was literally demolished. No
fewer
wer
than 200 trees were up'
roof of Coigneta fireworks factory
was blown off; a tall chimney
blown down and the boiler exploded.
killing several and injuring
5. It
is rep' red that five persons were
killed in a cafe. In every direction
houses and other buildings were Imore
or less seriously damaged.
t is
estimated that throut the
eisstriccd t
over which the cyclone
least 20 persons were killed and
ninety injured. It did not last n ten
seconds. Every booth,
merry-go-round in the fair was
smashed and the circular railway
was ruined. In the distance the
cyclone presented the appearance of
a cloud of smoke going from south-
west to northwest. Roofs were soon
flying in the air like kites. was
Maypole, fifteen yards long,
carried over the tops ofhouses con-
`
on-
thsruous to the fair grounds.
Dried Apples, p�� 19 to
Wool .......................
All kinds of rough and dressed-
-LUMBER,
—SHINGLES,
--LATH,
—WOOD,
—BARRELS,
—CEDAR POSTS, F.Ie.
21 kept constantly on hand and deliver-
ed on shortest notice.
1161
Call and get prices as we are,
I determined not to be undersold.
Die cLLAN & ':ON.
WINGI3AM-
,s moreproatahle to
FRUIT CULTURE
the farmer 110\r than
his other crops. };Down Br Co., the most erten•
sive nerserr house in Canada, have a vacancy in
this section, Write eheem for their terms.
,,, Ontario.
of the C. P. R.
Rev. Mckib onA i moving
II II effects this week.
Airs Wm. Lawrie is calling on all
Man is a relative of a member of t of such an extension, t
behalf of the gov- business too ton the extent of Xans
parlirtment should not be a sufficient looked upon as a job. It must how his trhends in town. He mean
150
S�.vari•anG for over locking the I ever, be said on statue labor tax.
Waits of such a claimant, All things i crnment that the course which it has �u laboi alemphill continues to
being equal there is no goad reason ursued in deciding to extend the 1 p „,hitt this week
why a member should not recom- Is 1 thlway to Montreal is exactly the b r of our townsmen
mend his own friends. A member ,
of pie i tis true,
is the servant member has selvesthe tone lich business in possession men
such na prop-
'it is true, but to , ]Irl
Ad id determine upon. There
ti visited+
A number
Toronto to attend the Jubilee Cele -
1
bration.
Messrs AleLean and Rann visited' Hon. Wm. Mulook entertained the Aus-
ton ori'ruesday. iraliau visitor, ir Fredercod, at
ick
Ottawa. Sir
NOTICE.
Raving left y business
in theahands,of
have pieced my practice ,
G. D. Fortune, V. S., a graduate of the
Ontario Veterinary College,
Calls by night and day will be prompt-
ly attended to at the office. N WDLSON,�r• S•
0.110
IT'S NOT NECESSARY....
ever 1 • d his financial standing' ertq woo ilarris
proved through his sessional itedemn is a long line of expensive ratlues I tri Will Hastings of 14"inghz m dinner
Mowat, Sir fI•nri 7oly and others
its • If be IS a Profession
signal or busi- of the Cabinet were present.
nese man his profession or business with seaport terminals •
on the Atlantic 1 the „nest of his brother•in•law,
suffers largely through his enforced and with no terminal inland, ending Rann this week.
7INGI-1 A.11/1
STEM PUMP \JIM
'To lay aside your soiled or faded
suits or overcoats, but take them
to the 'gingham Cleaning and Dy
ing Works, and have them clean-
ed, dyed and repaired to look like
new.
J. W. SNELL.
Proprietor.
Order your'—.
—AND--
C1C%30P1.11/I
•--1f110M THE --
HOLSTEIN DAIRY.
•
ALL�TEEL
ORl' THAs •
Having purchased the entire business
( from M r. Daniel Showers,
1 am
now
prepared to supply tho
h
Wood and Iron Force and
Lift Pumps, Uras3 and
Iron Cylinders, Galvaniz-
ed Aron Tubing, Cisterns,
Water Trougilts, Sinks,
l;atiis, Pipe Fitting,
nd everything in con-
nection with water supplied.
Digging a
Galvanized Steel Windmills for power
anti
pumpingwator.
Deep well pumps a speciality.(
Repairing promptly' attended to.
Parties writyng for information or
ordering by mad should always state
depth ot well.
All work guaranteed or no sale.
C. MORNINGS'TAR
Box 110 Wingham, On
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