The Wingham Times, 1899-03-10, Page 6•
OlivigOnt CIIIICS
;ll'ktiD4y, 1ttA11t)II 10, 1809. 1
OUR OTTAWA LETTER,
From our O,ul CerrfipOndeut.
• Ottawa, March 4.
Not the least important of the
q'ucstions that will wine up for con-
eideration tat the ttpllronebleg; session
•Dt Parliament will be the negotia-
tions that have been in progress lar
'lie sestet two ec1rs for tht).establieh-.
#intent of a fast steamship line :ioross.
the Atlulitie. 'rhe bug and tedious
egotiatrion8, carried on with de-
irertitnied persistence in the face: of
hvery kind of natural and artificial
tbsta(tiles, have been elr sely watched,
tevith interest and anxiety, by all
• :nesse. of the cumtnunity who are
utere ted in the commercial develop -
talent of our country ; and those; who
inive fully realised the extent and
'force of those di:li,eulties, have ap-
preCiated at something like their
real value,. the strenuous and unre-
nai1 ing efforts of the Government.
'here is still asstronx hope, amount-
ing indeed to a certainty, that the
scheme will work out successfully
et.
A 'PALE WITH M1{. PETERSEN-
1.
` The present condition of the
_ egotiations Iends considerable inter -
et to the visit, to Ottawa this week
f ills•. William Petterseu, head of
Ithe Petersen -Tate firm, of Newcastle
n Tyne, who secured the contract
provisionally, but were unable to
shoat their stock owing , to the oppce
titian of rival interests in the British
ittroney market. Th.ongh their
elute cost them $80,000 In cold
,Sfash and two years- of valuable time,
r. Petersen declares that be is as
irluly convinced as ever that the
.itelietne was a feasible one at the
!rime at the price bis firm tendered,
though it would cost more now,
wing to a general advance in
riees,) and that the Canadian
leranspurtation system will be fatally
landicapped in its competition for
the trade of the Old Country so long
lass' this important link is missing. "A
fast etearnship line such es • is a pro-
-Posed:" remarked Mr. Petersen to a
newspaper representative, "would
not only have an educational effect
in Great Britain but it would tend to
attract capital • to develope the
•enormous resources of this. country..
1 never return from Canada without
being asked a lot of , very silly
questions ' about the country, and.
unfortunately many ofthese slues;
tions are pat to me by people other-
wise well informed. If fast steam-
ships were pat on between Great
Britain and Canada, people of a
• desirable class,. men with money to
,
invest, would come across and look
a e
'the country.over for. themselves, and
I. am convinced that when you get
.them here they will avail themselves
pot the innumerable opportunities for
profitable inVestment.','
This is a fair and • concise state -
:tient of the situation, and indicates
the great importance of bringing the
scheme to ultimate success. It is
enost evident that the Government
Teaiizes that importance to the full,
and it is equally certain that they
lave the business men and all the
greait eommercial interests of • the
country at their back in their efforts
4o bring the matter to a successful
issue.
} nutYARD RIFLING.
.,The deepest Interest of the entire
English-speaking people of the world
.bits been centered -during the past
few days upon the sickroom in the
iei;;y of New York where the greatest
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THE SWEETEST
MST FRAGRANT, MOST REFRa8HR O
AND ENDURING OF ALL
PDM?iJ/ASS FOR T!-iE
I,«AilflKEllCHIEF) TOILET OIl UM.
ILL DRUGGISTS, PERFUMERS AND
GENERAL DEALERS.
JIE. \'VID(*tl. M frniths, MAR011 W. 1809.
Writer, author and poet of reeenti; 'PALE SILO.
veal's. is lighting. for hie life, • ""
Rudyard l nesting hue endeared Mitre• i )SVERY PARRY FARMER SUOULP
teff to the Anglo-Saxon people to a; HAVE ONE—HOW Tu •
degree poatlbly unprecedented in so i MANAGE X.
RUM a niand this is evidenced A silo is convenience whichby the r'eniarr;s of the unemotional • everts dairy Biermer should have. It
British press that is certainly not
open to the charge of learrying its It dnot be requires to 1bo sprang enough neive ie.
to
heart upon he sleeve, The London hold torn fodder when cut into
wilyrl'r_legraph, fur example, de.: lengths of From etre half to One mets.
cktrea that '•ttir, Kipliug'a death' le shauld•be fairly close, so as to
tv(1111c1 be €1 ,rational calamity, lie ; exclude the air after the ensilage ,
eoutury with a fresh and mescaline ,,
,
note:lad bus given bulk to hie cone ; The Main features are strength to
note,
faith in their old ideals. 1 resist the outward pressure of it3
In trio lnldet of an effeminate and , contents, exclusion of air by the
the:afdultt literature, Kiplinn has been' construction of the aides, and a fair
ioead us, doleful anti alert :, The; depth of holdrng capacity, in order I
Doily News declares that ' he elms to permit the eusilage to settle into a 1
dune mese than any living writer, to ; cornpaet mass Sufficient strength
bring house a knowledge of England i of sides can be obtained in most
and what she stands for to the world; ,.tilos by the 2. ofby 10 inch or
while the Daily Mail declares that, , by 12 inch studs, placed from 18
' tli inches to 2 feet apart, A clay or
"Daring the hast few years Kipling :
has sumo to hold the glorious position , earthen floor is most economical, and
of Laurate of the Ainelo•Saxon race." 1 as good as any that can be pat in.
The world can ill afford to loose i Tho inside of the ovalis may be ,
;finished by a single lining of lumber,
such a clan prematurely, anti eyes
the slight eitcourag;ement which the ; nailed to the studs horizontally. The ;
,
more hopeful bulletins to hand et1lumber ' should be tongued and
this moment gives, is eagerly seized i grooved and dressed on the inside.
• upon by millions of anxious sympa-' If each alternate board. be allowed
tllizers. J to extend at the corners, so as to
make a lock•!oint, that will give .ad.-
SCO1VE ONE FOR THE PEOPLE. ditional stregth to the structure. The
The success of the appeal to the . corners of the silo,, on the inside,
Railway Committee of the Privy should be filled by the use of a board
Council egaiust the discriminating i or plank 10 inches wide, set on end.
rates granted . by the Railway= I The triangular space behind it
Cgrnpanies to the. Standard 011 Com- should' be,fiiled with sand or saw-
pany, is a matter for genuine con- !dust. I consider that studs 2 by 10.
gratulation, and while it is hardly to inch or 2 by 12 inch, with one ply of•
be expected that so powerful a cor- sound tongued and. grooved. lumber,
pttration, accustomed as it is to teat nailed horizontally on the inside, are
down all opposition and. secure sufficient for an efficient presertation
whatever legislation it may choose of the ensilage, • Additions to that
to ask for, will submit at the first method of construction may be ad -
reverse, without further efforts to vantagtous in a few cases for con -
hold the temporary advantage it had venience.
secured, this first victory for the To build one with the least outlay
people, is a distinct gain, and will ; of cash, the farmer, who has some
greatly strengthen the hands of the standing timber may get out tim-
opponents of the soulless moncpely i bers hewn on one sine. These may
in any future contest they may . ate, be put in a mow in ' the barn and
compelled to engage in. It is about I lined on the inside with one thichness
the first time that the masses Iliive•1of lumber totigued and grooved and
triumphed over the classes in such a nailed horizontally. This big bin,
tight, and the, fact is in ,itself :,en- or silo, should be constructed with
couregieg, •'e' the corners interlocked by every
BOW His l'x EXCELLENCY Loos & Iseennd board , passing through and
The effect upon Lord Aberdeen'sl being; nailed on the corner post.
appearance, of five years' work 'idi T:bat effectually '= • prevdnts • the
Canada must be very marked, for spreading of the silo at the cor-
the Parliamentary reporters of the. ners. -
London Daily News are constrained If a portion of the ensilage around
to deseribe it twice in consecutive the sides becomes frozen, that is
paragraphs. According to one, more an inconvenience than a loss.
"Though perhaps a trifle thinner he It should be mixed with • the warm
looks none the worse of his vice, ensilage, from the middle of .the silo,
regal labors in Canada ;" and before it is offered or fed to the
according to the other, "Five years' cattle. ;
absence in Canada as Governor.
General has given him a decidedly Pleasant as a Ci camel.—Dr. Von
more robust appearanee than before.", Stan's Pineapple rl'ablets are not a
„ nnuseons compoundbut•. pleasant pel-
' Onlya very able Viceroy," absery 1 lets that dissolve on the tongue like a
es the London Webs by way of lump of sugar, just as simple, just as
comment, "can become a trifie Iharmless, •but a potent aider to digestion
thinner and decidedly more robust ; and a prevention to all the ailments in
the stomachs category of troubles. Act
at one and the sante time. Hadi directly on the digestive organs. Relieve
Lord Aberdeen's labors Mid upon 'in one day. 35 cents. Sold by A. L.
him more, he would. •look stoutly Hamilton.
emaciated or bonily corpulent."
AN I1rCREASING. TRADE. Very Safe Indeed.
rrhe Toronto Globe remarks :— . There is such a thing as taking
"The American Agriculturist has,too good care of a precious article.
been making enquiries .• as to the; A Southern exchange tells of '•a'
importations of Canadian live stock '"cracker" couple who came to ` a
at many points along the. American 1 minister to be married,
border and finds that they are I They were to have the ceremony
largely increasing. It shows for performed with a ring, and the groom
example that for the twelve months , was terribly afraid he should lose it.
ending June 1808 the importation of So was the bride, and she kept ask -
cattle and calves at various points ing : ;
were 71,768 head and for the five, 1 "John, yhu she' you got tha't ring?"
months ending November 1898 there "I'm sho' now, Mary:"
were 60,597 head. Similarly with � '"I've got it in my month, I
sheep. For the twelve months' ain't g'an' to lose it now."
ending June 30, 1808, the importa- i When the ceremony was in pro
dons were 310,154, for the five gress, and the place was reached
months already mentioned they where the ring was in order,the
were :07,047. The greatest number clergymen said :
ui both cattle and sheep •were � "Let me have the ring, please."
entered at Buffalo. The remarkable "The bridegroom gulped, choked,
increase is undoubtedly due to the stuttered, and finally exclaimed des-
sensible quarantine arrangements pairingly :
which Mr. Fisher made with the "Lawshy, 1 done swallered it 1" -
United States authorities as soon as
he came into office. It is not due
1! will guarantee
that my Rheumatism
Cure will relieve lum-
bago, sciatica and all
rheumatic pains in
two or three hours,
and cure in a rm.-
days.
ewdays.
MUN7fQN,
At all druggists,'
Zia. a vial. Guide
to Health and meds•
ell advice free.
2505 ,Arch St„ Phila.
to improved tariff conditions at all." h99dPen Cry for
CANADA HAS DONE MUCH.
Speaking at a dir:nor of the Cana-
dian Club in London (ling) some
three weeks ago Lord Aberdeen • re -1
narked that, "While every credit
was due to the Cape for voting an
animal subsidy to the British Navy
the Dominion has done mueh in re
gard to tariff's and imperial penny
put tage. In Canada too, the problem.
nas been solved of uniting a French.
,tad J:lritish community ; and the
IT;
C'ir John Tholnp,f n had wisely
air cr bed that dtfilsttity�, as one that
was diminishing every year. :+4
ASTOR
The employees in all the factories
of the Massey -Harris Company have
been notified that their wages will
be inereased 10 per cent., the. in.
Crease to become operative on Mardi
2. The increase will amount to
about $10,000 monthly, divided
among over two thousand employees.
No trouble getting the c'.Iildren to
take Dr. Low Pleasant Dorm Syrttp,
It always does its work effectual'y with.
out any cathartic to be given -afterwards.
Price 25e.
•
Green Food.
Fowls closely confined in bare
yiird,, unlrt.s they are :Furnished
plenty of green food in summer,
usually. sonn present an unsightly
appearance, They are apt to corn.
titmice i'. atiber laluclr!I g.. Yarded
fowls should be liberaily supplied
every day with green food of some
kind. On the fartn. there is not
much excuse for keeping; fowls con,
fined in small yards. Where it is
done the farin alfurds every opp,sr-
tunity for securing an abundance of
green food, also varied in kind. The
weeds from the garden, and, later
on, the radish tops, early eabbage
and beet leaves, • should always be
given to hens. The sweepings of
the haymow, especially if the bay
contains clover, will. be an excellent
subs'!tu'te for greens. - This waste
contains too touch dust and dirt to
be utilized, for feeding to other live
stock, but contains nutriment that is
especially valuable to hens that are
confined hi close yards. — Boston
Cultivator.
Write This Man.
Markle,15b Lansdowne Ave.,
Toronto. bridge contractor, was cured by
Milburu's Rheumatic Palls of u bad
attack e f Rheumatism which laid him
up in heal fur weeks. RIs will tell you
all about his cafe if you write him.
When a man loses faith in
humanity be himself a solar -plexus
binty.
I3a1g yard's Yeli-Jw Oil can he applied
externally or taken internally. A niedi.
cine chest in itself. Cares Outs, Burns.
Sprains, Gatherings, Lumps, Sore
Threat, Croup, Qeiniy, Kidney Com-
plaint. etc. Price 25c., all dealers.
Mr Gladstone.s library eontains
no fewer than 35.000 vollames, of
which 15,000 are still at Elawarden
Castle.
P.
DE. CHASE 1TIRITIxG THE SIOIC.
Raised from aBed of
Siokaa+ s.
Dr. Chnxe's 'Catarrh Cnre and KId-
ney-Liver MIR Combined for
Perfect Health—An Interesting
Cure After Long Suffering.
S4mcoe, Jan. 18th., 1897.
Messrs. Edmanson, Bates, and Co., To-
ronto, On.t.:—
Gen'tlemen,--For over five months I
was confined to. my bed, not being able
to move. The beet medical skill was
called In, all treating me for catarrh
of the stomach, but to no avail. I
could not eat the most simple fond
without being in dreadful misery, and
found no relief until same was vomited
up. After speooltilg a large sum ,'in
rredto..l advice. I was advised to try
abox of Dr. Chase's Catarrh Cure. I
said .it was no use, • for I considered
mine a hopeless case from which I
could not recover. At length I pur-
chased a box from S. Austin and Com-
pany, Sialir4e, and to my surprise found
great relief. 1V'ot being able to eat T
tried a box of Dr.Chase's Kidney -Liver
Pills; the pains left Ice the third day.
1VIy appoblte has been fully restored.
I consider myself perfectly cured, and
feel as well as when a young woman,
although T am 05 years old at present.
'I Was almost a eaadot, now I am as
fleshy as before my sickness. Have
used only three boxes of Dr. Chase's
Kidney-L)ver Pills, and only two boxes
of -ter. Chase'ss Catarrh Cure, z can
do rny house work as usual: T ant
positive that my marvellous out: (avhic�h I think it Is) is due purely tb
Dr. phase's remedies,' which I ,have
used, 1 can honestly -recommend the
same to any persons suffering from
syirtptoms similar to mine. Wishing you
every emcees.
Yours, truly,
MRS. ANN l''Ziti1.GI3ILL, Sr.
84BB'4rill, sa, ;RVICES,"t —
MnTIIpl)Ilyd,--•Rev . Ur. Pascoe, pa
or. Services at 11 a mond 7 p m,
. RItla11Y'l,'1l[ IA.N•--Rev. 1). Porrie
pastor, hlervleetl at 111% itt and? p in,
EPISCOPAL',, St: Pietro --Rev. Wm.
Lowe, rooter. Services Well a in and 7
p1ln.
BAPTIST •--Rev. Ver. Freed, pastor.
Services at 11 a m and 7 p m
CONGREGATIONAL—Rev. II, E.Mason,. pastor, Serviette 'at 11 a m and
7pm.
CHRISTIAN WORKERS -••- Misses
Outram and Leckie o,.iuipund, Services
at3p niand 8j rn.
SALVe.PION ARMY—Capt. MoT,tenrl
and wife in command. Servicos at 11•11,
w,3prn and t)ple,
Ineach of the above named churches
Sabbath School is held at 2.30 p m,
a :' ..4,".1 Era t' �•,•1^,� •.
—15 PCTittd8Jt1ilD
EVERY7.rltXDAY 11ORNINcl
A CARD,
We, the Undersigned. do hereby egree
to refund the money on a twenty -tire
cent bottle of ,Dr. Wills' English Pills,
if. nfter utsing three fourths of contents
ut bottle, they do not relieve Constipa-
tion, and headache. We albo warrant
that four bottles will permanently cure
the most abstioate cases of Coratipation.
Satisrootion or no pay when Wills' Eng-
lish Pills are used.
A. A. ivlcrrow, Chemist and Druggist,
Winghatn, Ont.
Colin A. Campbell, Chemist and Drug-
gist, Wineham, Ont,
A. L. Hamilton. Chemist and Drug-
gist, Wit ghntu, Ont
BANK ofHAMILTON
WINGHAM.
Capital, 61,250,000. Rest, 11775,000
erosidunt—Jeno S'n1 wr.
Vice•President—A. G. RAMSAY.
AIRECtODS
JOHN PRAOroa. GGoo, 110AOn, WM GIBBON, if P, A. T.
Wimp. A.13. LOB (Toronto).
• Cashier—J. TURNBULL.
TIMES OFtc'1Ct, JOSEPHINE STRET"
,tiIN(aF1a11I, UN.IT
AItIU.
'Sulieorlption price, ',s1per year, in advance"
, ADVERTISING RATES
-.. `t.anv.11yi...1 I DIG'
l
On Uolun.n 1 850 00I 940 00 924) 00 00: 0s 04
I
Ilan 40 00 1 12 00 4 oe
' (,:,u.uror" 20 CO 12 00 7 00 2 oa•
t•r:e inch • I 5 Ott 1 3 00 2 CO1 00
1
.. t.t'toI ,sur 0Eli0,' 004,4 auroathsumcut, Si'So tier line
• fat 9ua iusortion.und 20 per ibne oreach oubsequon
,in-crti.•n, Nw.sured by !ampere! scale.
weal notices 10o. per Ilne for hat insertion,
I6c,per line for each ,'ibsdquont asurilcr,
I AdvertisementsofLont,Found,Strayed,Situations
°and Bi 0iiu,s (sham•*.s wanted, not exceeding S line
nonpareil, 91 for ant month, and 600. for pact,
dulousesl�Ind Farina for Sale, not exceeding S line,
1 for Mgt onnith, 50e. per snbncqu0nt month
Lancer advurtisena•t.te io proportion,
'['hese tutus will be strictly adhered to
Speolal rates fro larger advertisements, or Or
longer periwig.
Ativert,eaments and local notices without dpeoitlo
directions will be inserted till forbid and oharged:
accordingly. 'rra,•situ,y advertisements trust be
paid in nd+ance
Changes for oontractadvortieomonts must be ha
tbeotflce by Wednesday noon, In order to appear -
that week
E. B. ELLIOTT,
Paooniiwon AND PUBLISHED.
--A'r
Savings na,nk--Iroiue, lOto 8; Saturdays, 10 to
Deposits of S1 and upwards received and interest
allowed.
Special Deposita also received at current
rates of ir.-pres-t.
7srr.Sts on Great Britain and the United States
• bought and sold
W. CORBOULD, AGENT
E. L. i)I(;[CINSON, Solicitor.
Money no Loan on Notes.
Notes Discounted
AT. REASONABLE .RATES
Money advanced on Mortgages at 6 pet oentwirh
privilege of p..ying at the end of any year. Nme
and accounts collected.
ILORT. ltIcINDOO.
Beaver Block ulrgham, Ont
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. -
DEPAItT ••. ARRIVE
Toronto and East ' G 49- a. m. 8 05 p. in
380pm1021)pm
Palmerston mixed 8 55 a m 8 00p m
Londonand South • 6 53 a m 11 10 a m
38Cpm 800pm
r
btincardine' 11 10 a in 6 40 a ru
3 80 p na 3 80 p m
1029pm 830am
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
t+ ._Camp Caledonia, No. 4)1, meet
O. .the first and third .Monday in
every month, In .he Odd FenowB Mali. Cisitine
brethren weleCU'' J. Murray. Chief. 11 D
Elliott, Run. -Seo
WINGHAM
ST,EAM' PNP VVORKS
Having purchased the entire business
from • Mr. Daniel Showers, I am now
prepared to supply the public with
THERM - ,WAY
i •
r. .AI.LS1'EEIUtVitiq PAL
-
Vete,
tt^
MY WI, a A `o1b"ttiir' MILLIS
i Wood and Kroll Force and
Lift rutiapm, nrass . and
Iron Cylinders, Galvttniz-
j ed trolls Tubing, Cisterns,
1 Water Troughs, 'links,
fllial•ths, FIi►e Fitting, 'Weill
1 Digging and everything in con-
n with water supplies.
neotro r
1 Galvanized Steel Windmills for power
arab pumping water.
Deep well pumps a speciality.
Repairiee promptly attended to.
Partite: writings for information or
ordering by mad should always state
depth r.f well.
All w irk guaranteed or no sale. ,
1 C. 1VEC P,N'm'i rIi All I n G
WINGHAM HOSPITAL.
For the treatment of DISEASES OF WOMEN and?
aulwioAL OAF.L•'S ut ail kinds, For particulars
address
DR. J. P. KENNEDY,
Medical Sepurhitcndunt, winghain, Ont..
VANSTOI4 E,
Z.
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc.,
Private and Company funds, to loon at lowest rater
interest, No commission chanted, Mortgagee, town.
and farm property bought and sold
OFFICE—Beaver Stook WinoutaN.
J. A. MORTON
• BARRISTER, So.,
Wingham, Ont.
JL. L. DICKINSON,
BARRISTER, ETC.
SOLICITS= TO DANT: or HAMILTON. arOt:etY TC
LOAN.
Office—Moyer Block. Wh:gham
1��. 0. CAM1:11UN,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, CONVEYANCER, atom.
Oltio,:—Connor Ilamiltou and St. Andrew streets.
opposite Colborne Hotel, ,
GODDRI01/, ON1'ARlei.
ARTHUR J. IRWIN, D D S, L D 8,
Decker of Dental Surgery of the Pennsylvania.
Dental 0411e>4e wad Licuutl ,te r...f t'to Royal College:
of Minna Surgeons of Ontario. Utiiee mer Post
Unice, 0' ar;;lien,
DENTISTRY.—J. S. JEROM.E, L. D. S.,Wureselt..
,.. ..: �,• ]s .nanufaotur first•olase sets of
teeth as cheap40 they can he piede
y r
Kt •� in the Dominion. Teeth extraotei
absolutely without pain, by his new
process, guaranteed perfectly safe.
OFFIO:;: in the Beaver Block, oppo,ite the.
Brunswick .House,
y OHR RITCn1A
GENERAL 0151:RANCE AObN •
fINTARItt'
�).
DSANS, Ja., u'ING.:A:a,
LICIENS tD AUCTIONEER Vila , slit COUNT
OF HURON.
Sales attended In any part of the Co. Charge
�Soderato.
.j UIIN CII RItIi , Wnio3An, ONT.,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER,
Sates of Farm Stock and Farm Imptomerts•
spoel:allly..
All orders l»91 at the Tints office promptly linear
ed to. Terra. reasonable,
JOB PRINTING,
�CLUDING Rooks, Pamphlets,* Posters, B1
TM=
Bends, Circulars, aa., arc., executed in the bes,
style of oho art, at moderate prices, and on short.
notice. Apply or address
Ii, B. ELLIOTT.
T sus Otfoe, WInlrham
BOOKBINDING.
We are pwadod to annonnce that an Books or
Mugaeines left with us for Bindingwill have our
prompt attention. Priced for Binding in any style
will be given on application o tha Tama Office
iia
IfiEW
WE MAKE
Sewer and
Culvert Pipes
All Sixes front 4 in. to 24 in. Also
Connections.
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