HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1892-03-18, Page 2John 1:iratson, Thos. Wilson, David
taiu ('111LLCPS Henri orson
RIDA,t, ,- TAROK 18, ,.802. were appointed members of Synod's
;ca►n1Uittee on hills, aud overtures,
t Messrs Daviel Millar lend W Spence
'xes ytex'g of Maitland,
The Meow.. r.reehyrely tort in Mel -
e church, lartiosels, an March 8th
li
Rev. T. Davidson, M. A , ntoder-
r, the chair, The 3ev, &.uther-
d presented a call from the congre
atiuli of Aslttield, signed by 100
inttiunicante and 155 adherents in
.or of Rev, A. Ross, M A,, accome
allied. by a guarilutee of stipend of
800 per annum. Messrs. Y.11cLennan
d A, McIntyre in behalf of the
tslott and congregation supported the
ll. The call Was sustained as a
giiler gospel call ticld ordered to he
ansmitted to Mr, foss. It was agreed
coultnunicate with Mr Ross by wire
nd ascertain his mind in regard to
call: A telegraph was received
roam Mr, Rosedeclining the call. 11r.
tiled:old was authorized to moderate
n a call again to the congregation of
shfield.
Mr. Geddes read the Sabbath School
sport and following recommendations
vhich were adopted ;
1..That the attention of.sessions be
ailed to the very smell proportion of
our S. S. scholars who are cclnmuni-
caltts, . and that they be urged to
prayerful effort in leading the young
to u decision for Ohrist before they
pass beyond the influence of the S. S..
n i bible class.
2.in view of the fact that over 80
S. S.'s contributed but $240 for mis-
sionary purposes, that pastors,superin-
tendents and teachers be Inure earnest
in. cultivating a spirit of liberality'
imong the scholars. .
8. That the Houle Study Leaflet,
published by Rev T P Fotheringham,
kis used iii our schools wherever pracs
tieiiWe.
d. That those S Ws which are open
but half the year, be enjoined to keep
tliose'schools open all the year round.
On (notion of lir Geddes, seconded
yttlr Hartley, it was carried that a,
corntuittee,ounsisting of Messrs Geddes
mss. Murral and Anderson, be ap-
poiuted to draft an overture to be
presented to the General Assembly to
the efieet: "In view of the fact that
societies among the young people of
ur church, such as the Y 1' S. of
Christian Endeavor, liome Missionary
Association, etc, are becoming nunter-
ons, 'aud in view of the fact that much
energy and work is lost to the church
through the want of the organization
of these for united work and under
control of the church, be it resolyed
that the Assembly take such steps as
will form these societies into a Young
People's Guild, with a suitable con-
stitution, so that more concentrated
effort May be attained, and that our
youcng people may feel that they are
a constituent part of our denomina•.
tram,"
The clerk read. it communication
from Langside congregation,espressing
thele willingness to be connected witb
some ane of the neighboring eongre-
gations. On motion, it was agreed
that a committee, consisting of Messrs
Anderson, Fatirhairn and McItay, be
appointed to visit Langside end any
congregations adjoinibg with a viers' i
tis° bring about a union between Lang, i
Nide and some other congregation. s
It was agreed to ask the c,Inlutitteee
on Augment:ttion of Stipend to grant "
tate following amounts :— Belgrave t
$150, Pine {'liver $150, Dutigannoit t
and Port Albert $150, Lai°gside $2 8
per Sabbath encu supplied by probes. °
tioners.
The supply of Langside .cougrega• r,
lion hi the meantime Was loft in the s
hands of a ootntnittee consisting of;
Messrs McNabb. Anderson and Hart- -1
liy.
The following were Appointed come n
missioner to the General Aflseuibly; t'
MiniaterK.—Messrs David Millar, A Y Ei
Hartley, John Eon, It A, Geo Law,
'T Davidsen,. M A; Elders—Mesers
Jeliu Archibald, A (Campbell, 1 P S, d
I Circulars were received from Pre
hyteries, intimating their intention t
ask toaave of the General tS.sen ably t
receive four Ministers from othe
c1111rches as ministers in the Presby
tenon . boron in Canada,
It Was agreed that the Presbytery
make application to the General As
adroitly to ,£.lace the name of Re
Duncan Davidaou ou tbo list of antic
ities on the Aged and Infirui Minister
Fttl,d in accordance with the law
governing the fund.
The report on Temperance was read
by Mr Hartley, and was received and
adopted.
It was agreed that an adjourned
meeting of the Presbytery be held in
Huron church, Bipley,on Tuesday the
22nd lost at 1.30 p m to enquire into
the financial rind spiritual condition of
the Huron congregation and to take
such steps as ,may he necessary to re.
I'novn obstacles to stn cess, and restore
harmony in the congregation. 11 was
further agreed to request the elders,
board of managers end the cougrega•
tion to be present at said greeting
1n. answer to a reference from the
sessions of.Dungennou and Port Albert
it was carried on motion that these
sessions be directed to exercise their
own discretion in regard to the admin-
istration of the ordinance of Baptism,
The Rev Sutherland read the aunual
report of the Presbyterial W F 1l
Society in behalf of Mrs McNabb,
seoretery of the society, at the public
meeting is the evening.
On motion of Mr Murray, seconded
by Mr Ross, the following resolution
was unanimously passed: That having
heard the annual report of the WO -
man's Foreign Missionary Society of
the Presbytery of Maitland, the Press
hytery desire to acknowledge with
gratitude to God the goodly measure
of success which has attended the
efforts of the. .society during the past
year, and to recognize the manifest
blessing of God in evoking the inission.
ary zeal and self-denying liberality of
all it auxilaries ' es shown by the
report of their aggregate contributions.
The Presbytery, while expressing
thanks to the active laborers in the
Society and especially the president,
secretary and treasurer, would also
venture to hope that under the bless-
ing of the Master even greater results
may be reported ip future through a
deepening of interest and an increase
of members and -a yet larger Measure •
of self-sacrifice on the part of all
enlisted in the work,
Excellent missionary addresses were
given by Messrs Murray and Ross"in
connection wither the presentation of
the report.
• Mr McKey, in behalf` of Rev J Mce
Perliine, convenor of committee on
the.state of religion,read the report on
the state of religion. The report was
received and adopted and ordered to
be transmitted to the Synod.
JOHN MAONABB, Presby Olerk,
Lucknow, (March Otb, 1892.
regular and persistent Application of
Uolloway's Uintntent. Tide, we feel
assured, will be welcein inteli' enee
tot'h lids f 11' b'1 'dd
by the disease, or limping with stifled•
od ,joints atcug the pathway to the
s. tomb. In a oli:uate where the quick.
0 silver sometimes makes a leap; of thirty,
degrees up or down, the iromplaint is
o of conrse la prey alent one ; and in our
r new st'ttlemerits et the Nest, along
- the alluvial {orders of our great rivers,
in the hemlock -swamps of the South,.
and. in all low and damp locations,fsw
persons reach the ege of ° forty yore
EVERY FARMER'S SON
snOVLI iLAV11
A But me Education,
A POSTAL
wilt secure the cataiaeue of the
FOREST CITY
,77-- 7 tuskless �dr7,�ollQge, -ry
,i -f Q .F -y Z)01\T .,:V 0 .r '.7•. y ;
Oyer 100 students in attendanee,
•d'. W. Westervelt, Principal
" without a rheumatic visitation.
V it ie clear therefore ghat a '
Ministers
8
THE WORST' PF" ALL Tei;
ISMS.
.Don't taik to ale about your pnlitioal
ems, said ft facetious old valetudinar-
an, I'tell you there's no ism on earth
o bad as RheutnStisW. The vener-
ble sufferer was right. St Lawrence's
rtdiron or Quatimozin's pallet of file
was not more emphatically a bed of
orinent than tate couch of the martyr
o rheumatism, It iti generally con-
idered by the .faculty nue of the most
hstinato as well as -one of the most
pltinful of maladies, and it certainly
oes resist all ordinnt'y remedies with
xtraordivary pertinacity,. Skill and
ciel)Ce, hOWeVe1', ill this loge of "pr7
Nese, seem to master all opposition;
11d 'even this painful disease, etle
reached autong she muscles, and, in.
orknit, au it Were, With tile' sinews
nd. tendons of our frames, Is compell
d to yielr.: to tho curatives they have
rovided.
We have it on unquestionable
urhority�-.the testimony of patients
Ie111selVes--•that rheumattsni',bowever
eeply seated, may be cured by the
preparation which viii etrord inlrfledi.
ate relief, and ;erect eventually a
thorough cure crate coin laiut, Must.
be of especial value to the people of all
countries. We cannot reasonably
doubt, iii view of the welleettested
statements which have been lair! be-
fore us, sustained as they are by cir-
cunistances within our own knowledge,
that the Ointment referred to will
effect that object ; and among ail the
benefits which the discoveries of that
celebrated physician and philauthrop- .
ist have conferred n.poti mankind, this
is certainly not ' the least important. -
Many an industrious tiller of the soil, •
callose services are needed it1 the field, "
is at this moment ldnguisliin<„ ori a bed
of sickness ; the - hands that should
;olds the plough or grasp the spade
rendered powerless by Rheumatism.
Many a toiler in every !much of pro
ductive labour is similarly situated ;
and we can imagiur with what joy
these sufferers would hail the means
of iininediete cure. To all such we
feel ,justified in reconianending this
balsamic rernedy, the application of
which, with the aid of a few doses of
Holloway's Pills to regulate the ill,
ternal organs, would, wee feel assured,.
restore them to health and usefulness.
—Daily 4fytns.
Eren purebred animals are sus.
ceprlhle to it11prQvenlant. .
Is simply ep end uSuenza ; Wilson's
WildCherry will , , •e it safely and quickly.
Get the genu" •, iu ti• ite wrappers only,
and use i . directed • Influenza.
A dollar saved"in food is often two
dollars lost in growth.
English Spavin Liniment removes all hard, soft or
calloused Lumps and Blemishes from horses. Blood
Spavin, Splint, Ring Bone, Sweeney',Stifies,Spnine,
Sore and Swollen Throat, Coughs, cto. Save 150 by
use of one bottle. Warranted" the most wonderful
Blemish Curee.er lenowt. Solei bi' A. L. Hamilton.
A frequent change of food gives
variety and promotes health.
"La, Grip
"Le, Grlpp
Cured by the n
Wild Cherry, th
Bronchitis, What
Coughs and o ier
system. l sou's
in usefo navy ye
Inende• ,y all who
by - prominent druggists.
„Or
of
PI
lu., enza mutmutbe quickly
(�
rilson's Compound of
d reliable remedy for
ug Cough, Oroup,Colds,
eases of respiratory
Wi Cherry has been
ars auis highly recom-
kaow i virtues, Said
CROSSCUT SAWS.
We hav4,e. in stock :
TRE LEADE4, •
THE SILVER STAR;
THE LANCE '.TOOTH,
TIME NICKEL STEEL,
T H E FOREST BEAUTY
THE Li -ROSE PRIDE,
THE IMPROVV) CHAMPION.
1
ALSO
A very fine assortment of
A:.
3. t.CL1N 84 ca,
'ACNE I3L OCIS.
Solentlfo knorttget
Agency fore
ATE NTS
CAVEA74
"RADS mARK.
DITBICN PATENT
O YR CHT
P 1 8 int
a.
IW'or fhf,wmatio11 and fr a Trandbo0k write to
MUNN do C8, 881,Bno. »wAY, New Ytrlitr.
bidebttlbilroau dor sOonring patents 1A Amer_idf.
h8p 5110b$$Sn tlobglgguir89etobaalgeluthdr
kicnIxftc Anteritan
Y,argestelrnatatlettotnay seleniu phtiorinthe
ltor1d. %fitonefdl7 flhlsirataL A 1 1t nt:
raaA Al 1d be frit out' '�VdO_ t & UQ.
orf $n efz8inn e,*Atrdd wa erlr. tk
sxtsnirns,
WAN
T cons
200 goes OF WOOD.
Call and see our stook of :
WHIPS,
BRUSHES,
CURRY CORMS,
SLEIGH BELLS, .Sus.
Horse clothing of all Winds.
!nad4 to ok er' in th {latest styles'andhof theehest
material.
Trunks, Valises, Hand Bags, &e, in stock and wil
be sold as cheap As the cheapest.
•
Repairing neatly and promptly done on short notice,
u
Tho patronage of the public solicited, and slttis
Motion In work and material guaranteed,
SHOP—One door north of'Canadian Express Office
M. AMBLER.
HALSTED
SCOTT
B.A,. TIC 1'ad1,s_
Josephine• Street • • Wiltgham, Ont.
J. A. IIArsTRo, J, W. Scow,
Mouht Forest. ( Listowel!,
Deposits Received and Interest
allowed.
Money Advangnd to Parmers and
Business Men,
On long or short time, on endorsed notes
or collateral security. Sale notes bought
at a fair valuation,; Money remitted to all
parts of Canada at reasonable charges.
Spools' Attention Given to CM -
looting Accounts and Notes.
.Agents]; n Canada,—' ie merchants' Sdrk
of canasta.
Office ,ltours—Fromo a in. to 5 p. m.
A. E. S1leEXTR,.
Agent,
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"(7fr B. Tweets M.D.C.M,,. —~
Member College Physicians and Surgeons, ontarie
—Coronor for County of Huron—
Office 27p•stairs,"next to Mr Morton's olSoe, Wing
ham, Out.
Osmos Rocas,-1) to 12. a. nig 1 50 0, p, m.. or at
Residence, Diagonal Street,
A. MELARUM,
Donor Greduato of Toronto University, and
Member of the Coiiege of Physicians and Burleson$ of
Ontario.
Office and Residence —Corner of Centro and Patrick
structs, formerly occupied by Dr, Bethune,
WINOUAM • • - - On
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BAIsaISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc., Etc
Private and Company fundsito loan at lowest rates
interest. No commission charged. Mortgages, town
and farm property bought and soli{.
OFFICE—Seaver Block WtnonAal, ONT
J. A. MORTON
BARRISTER Ste ,
Wingham Ontario '
vt EVER dr DICEU-,SOI\,
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BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, Efe., Etc., So
Beams for Bank of Hamilton, Commissioners for
taking affidavits for Manitoba. Farrn, Town and
Village property bought and sold. Money (private
fu
Money invested for private persons, upon the best
mortgage securities without any expense to the
!sudsnds) loaned on mol'tgage security at 68 per cent. Lands for sale in Manitoba and the North- •
west.
Of11co—Rent's Block %%Ingham,
DENTISTRY:— J S, JEROME, tvMNona»,
egg Is manufacturing Celluloid Plates
Vulcanite plates of the best material
as cheap as they can be got in the
Dominion. All work warranted.
Painless extraction of teeth by the use of Electric.
try or VegIetable Vapor, ,
TAKE NoTiois.—I will extract teeth for 25 cents
each.
OFFICE: In the Beaver Block opposite the
Brunswick House,
Wm, H. Macdonald, L. D. S.,
DENTIST.
OFFICE, - - MASON'S BLOCK
Opposite the Queen's holo!, Winghani.
Will visit Corrie let and 3rd Mondays
of eaoh.lnonth.
` JOHN RITCHIE,
' GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
WiNentArl, ONTARin
P•
DEANS,JR., WtxeuAsi,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR THE :COUNTY
Or' HURON.
Sales attended in any part of the Co. Charges
Moderate.
JORN CtJBEIE, Wumnsnt, Use,
mouses, A'UCTIONEEii Poll rule COUNT' 41i'
All Orders left at the Trains offiee promptly attend
ed te. Terms reasonable,
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LLLJJIcstIsen AUCrtosnstt Foo COUNTIES klusotV AND
' Bows,
Ail sales attended to prarnptly and 0» the Shortes
Notice.
Charges Moderate andAlt neecs aryarrangoglent5 Satisfaction
he made eat the
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P, t,, ds 21, LSunvirions Ass CIVIL, Theme NEE
L' ISTOWtt, sae WI11GIIAM
A11 ordure lett at the talcs of the TToi wltf fr.
eeivo pe0nlp5 attention
ITAIIdFp OF 1001irll DIVISION COURT, Iasrtnl of Aa
RrAnit LICENSER.
WINOCAN1 ONT.
T E IHSS S rnTSON,
TNSTIWCPION given on Piano, Organ
and Violin. Also in Harmony.
Residence on welter of%Josephine and Pariah
street* Winghenr,
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A SCOP.CIIING ArtltAlf
1041.40T IIx A CO
(From, the Toronto Tela grant
i'ative, alai•
Intimes when rrze
tics serlonsiy, ivliei
decided effected tbeii
liberty and the pursu
a day, British judges
tyrant kings with ser
bailor Judge Elliot
'Han, John Carling,
Newer, even tlnflei
James, has a judge so
urped the functions o
Uelley. Prototypes 0
two Cent uries ago feel
.do what his liotlnr did
to keep their necks fro
flight when tliti gloric
stored powe4 to Parliat
Judge Elliott's idea
.Be is protected in th
fact by the temper 11f t
and lila weakness of a
That act is, none the
good may be its inter
crime against free i»st.
First,the revising orf
the form in wlitel1 the
their notices of appeal.
,S'econd, in defiance
pressed opinion he tur
ear to Conservative a
validity of practically
Third, Judge{ E111
structing the revising
as his opinion that tI
.bad,
iii'ourth,tbe revising
tile,jndgi+'s opinion as
tunity to keep seti'eral
votes on the list:
Fifth, the Court of
afterward sustained
Appeal,, nllariirtlottsly
notice was good.
Sixth,. in obedience,
but to a innncianius,
ger heard Ilia appeals
and struck •Gil' many
those that enabled Iii)
to overcome Hymatr's
ive majority of the
properly on the lint.
Seventh, with the a
,liot, the Conservative
these names on the !is
pretense of appealing
Court, and polled 182
Eighth, these ineligi
came Hymen's majori-
Hon John Carling iu t
returns.
Ninth, Judge Elliot
names which a partis
tier wits forced fe stri
ly on the list, lint be
good but because the i
ing their remove! ere
A venerable and
judge decides, an elect
erable technicality tit
lawyer would be asliai
fano° of a client two
liquor without a licen
meat is haying its Sue
John Thompson's
cleared the path for a
John Carling, the reit
injustice that is all 111
because it has the ; an
tape his seat.
One party's gain or
a small tiling corllpai-
done to the country b
that outrages the true
of fair play and (easel:
for the Comity judicia
liot hay nolle his wet
the Goverllnteiit wtli
impeachment, but
Should per pose to inn
ifll" the law dots not pe
a<Or Courts to punish 1
mice of their authorie
q
isteasafolt As
141r; Dougiaa li'orc1, Tr
that Milburu's Cod Li
'lvith Wild Cherry Bark
isetionable taste, being
ire syrup, while for Ce
givea complete sstisfaet
17 Then in obeattsLls caner