Wingham Times, 1892-12-30, Page 5, ,bras su
ular
soon as
is deljgl
Ili; t 0 est
we he
Mr. A. us.
arose a d feats
W wise of
allowing facie, whiuh .l,iave
prepared in accordance with the
tion pawned it the meeting held
on on Friday-, Des, 2nd, 18921
lire d to show that the present
spat •.ring for the indigents of
the c is wasteful, extravagant
and inefi lent, and that the ostablieb•
merit of'; tt House of Refuge with from
'thirty to fifty item of land attached,
has become an enlightened nooeseity,
even on the law ground of were
celouoniy :
1. An average of right vagrants
„Ilk are confined in the county gaol at an
Average annual expense to the county
of $1,200 or $150 each.
2. The county hail in addition
eighteen wards maintained out of the
county funds and costing annually
,$1,574 or iibuut $80 00 each,
In addition, each of the twenty-five
' townships, towns and village which
make up the county, annually spend
large sums for the relief of the poor,
a sum considerable in excess of that
expended by the county.
4. Decency, if nothing else, re.
quires that we should and must make
provision for the very poor. Still
standing; on the lowest ground ortnere
tt econem,f (for we were not appointed
F. to preach a sermon) we say that the
County ITorne can be established cheap-
' ly and easily, and, once established,
that it would enable our poor people
requiring public aid to be properly
,, cared for iu a place and way where
► every penny expended'for them tiould
tall,
5 A number of Houses of Refuge
have [sen established already, and
more soon will be, no doubt, since the
Provincial Government is now author-
ized by statute to pay one fourth of
the cost up to $10,000. It is believed
that with frofll thirty to fifty aeres,
one sufficient for sixty inmates yen be'
established in Heron ..ur about $12,009.
Once established, the average . annual
expense for initiates, including every-
thin;, appy ars to be about $55.00, or
in detail : Wellington, $00 013 ; Water-
loo,
"5330• York, $57.98 ; Middle
-
soi, Y51 , Elgin, $55.25.rfe
average per person for those now
maintained ont of county funds, than a
of them only in part, and all inefl'i-
r de0li's,To provis over $100.
ide the principal, or
original cost of the establishment
• would scarcely cost a serious effort
for this large and rich county. 'fake
$12,000 as the cost. The Govern-
ment will pay $3,000. The Scott Act
fines lying idle in the treasury,ainount-
in(r to $4 i00, can no doubt be obtain
hold on Friday
teution with the
Tera was served
1 at the letter
; begun ill the
me consisted of A,
;ghes, Pri•1.g and
the choir; seam(
ty Messrs. Icing
, by 11'1r, W. H.
t er.
Souders, Reeve,
as also all the old
bile School Trus -
ID.
1t the residence
Rev, W. H, Wa t -
Esq., of Blueval e,
ter of T. T. Wat-
s.
tam, on December
aged 59 years,
L1.KETS.
ecensber 29,1892
ce Dealer.
8 1 80 to t 00
53 to 00
57 to 53
25 to 28
30 to 34
48 to 50
18 to 18
18 to 18
El to 18
1 50 to 1 75
a oo to a 25
40 to 40
25 to 30
40 to 50
0 to 10
a to 7
7 35 to 7 50
ITEERr
or the undorsigdod,lot
anoslt, on or about the
whits spotted rearlina
the same by proving
rd taking him a nt. r t aw•n y.
JOHN REID,
WIngb•tm P, O.
COTT,
SBYTERIAN CHURCH
of Training, both in Staff
Open for engagements
;Ings. Terms moderate.
MORROWS,
24 Shuter St, lvinrhant
'MENTORS
fi
JOHN BONE.
,rsnant to the provisions
uteri°, Chapter 110, and
,11 creditors and others
•state of the late .loon
East 11'awanosh; in • h
who died intestate,of A c+t.
ober,' 1802, are required'
January, 1a03, to deliver
dossrs Garrow & Proud.
;icrich, in the County of
3one,the Administratrix,
and full particulars of
len upon which they ass
day Inst mentioned the
to distribute the assets
parties entitled thereto,
e claims of which notice
eve requirtd, and the said
liable for the assets to
iotice shall not have boon
of Fuch distribution.
& PROUDFOOT,
the said Administratrix.
1 day of November, 1803,
:INDS
MERS,
WAKE
PROM THE
ectionery Store,
;et goods that' are ,
o the times.
-`fit • ,, . _."
KIND ARE \
SLEEP
up to the fact that
goodu that will
Full lines of
onfectionery,&e,
THE BARREL,
Dye Works.
very' ;description al.
y prime aro as low
ee, apposite the new
)BT. HILL,
4
vein g is a brief 'iltltttttomea4t
t '
ee.ale. in favor of the4.0600l14.
meet of s liouae of Indus'ry by the
County of Huron. That,it will he a
step in the interest of somnon bt110411-
ity ; that it will be a more satisfactory
solution of the poverty problem ; end.
that It will be More economical to the
taxpayers of this veulrty than the pre+
sent method, has been indubitable
spawn, It is, therefore, the bounden
duty of every intelligent ratepayer to
carefully analyze thefacts presented,
and au electionday to record hie or
her vote in favor of wiping out the
old sy8tetr, wiin:il bus been neither
economical icor creditable to the
county, and substitntiug ie its stead
a snuthod more in accord with the
Sermon on the Mount, and whish will
also prove to be a great saving to the
ratepeyers of the County,
W, Paotlwroor,
A. H, M.irNNING, • Committee,
W, J. R. HorzlEs, )
O air. ASB.
The Patrons held a grand entertain-
ment in S. S. No. 3, on the 22nd instant,
consisting of the usual programme Of
readings, recitations, dialogues and
music, instrumental and vocal. It won't
do to particularize and titne and space
forbids a full exposition, but we must
say that John McKenzie, as a violinist,
and A. McKinnon,us a comic singer, were
hard to beat. The McKenzie family,
from Langside, are No. 1 singers, Hugh
King and R. Tiffin gave some good selec-
tions on the mouth organ, but the event
of the evening was a song by Jessie Moir a
little miss of six years.
Mr. Geo, Wilson and Miss M. A. Mar-
tin, of Teoswater, in coming hone from
the entertainment, met with a. mishap
which (night have proved serious. They
drove over an embankment into the river
pt1 thq 2nd, coneeeei9n and got a bad
wetting which Wail anythiughut pleasant!
on such a cold stormy night. The pcw- Monthly Prizes
ors that be or aro to be should locals after 1 The "sunlight" soap
that articular lace as the road takes a I lotvhrg;.rria'1 et•eey mo
p place, bo5's and girls ender la,
turn and there is nothing to prevent a nrttario, w•hn sent the
light cu43.11.118, tat„ rl
kms•a FIan
ndriving5tlt
thebank in 11
r1over
stranger n er from o
n
picture to those who n •
a dark night. Send wrappers to '•$111
The Council met in town hall,Toeswater, 8t., Toronto, not later
r t'on wtitio
e
m triad
1
December 15th 189.. as per motion of mess a„P, and nm
,,
adjournment. Members all resent. The names wfll be publiaht
J p Sntnrtlnv fn each wart
Reeve in the chair. The minutes of last
meeting were then react and adopted.
was let, maid to whom, and w •ether t
week was doue,aud if ao, at whet amauut,
tout to gee au immediate reply, and that
the clerk give a cheque for the amount
stated by Mr Thompson -Carried, Mc.
Kay--Wetwood••--That this (minion clo
now adjourn to meet on Saturday, 17th
day of Decernber, at 10 o'clock •o. [n-Csr
tied,
TlelFinance eonrmittee ecosnmend-
ed the following paytnente : Alex ltciieu'.
zie, grading and gravelling oe boundary.
Culross and Kinloss, Culross Aare, `;21.60;
Wtn. Caslick, fixing washout, lots 25 and
26, con 3, +111; Jaw, McGregor, building
bridge and 46 rods of ditching, lot 30, crier
5, 618,52; iirotclt & Kramer, covering
bridge and laying plank and „pikes for
same, lot. 26, cone 10 and 11, 1127 ; Robert
Lane, plank, cis, for bridge and sidewalk,
$17,20; .'i„ N. Thurts:ll, stationery, dm,
$5.70; John Greuaohe,builiiug culvert tad
gravelling, $20.25; Refund of Municipal
equivalent to it, C. U. 8, S. No. 2, $23;;
Refund of Municipal equivalent to R, C.
U. 8. S. No. 1, 827.25 ; Balance of account
of Neil McKinnon for work on cou 2, lot
26, $2; John , ditching ou con 14,
opposite lot 4, $5 ; Nichoh's Schintzler, 72
Yards of gravel ou bonudary, Culross and
Carrick, Culross share, • 39 yards, $2 52;
Robert Lane, repairing approach to bridge
opposite lot 3, coil A, Culross share, 50
cents; Robert Laue,cedar plank for bridge
opposite lot 3, con A, Culross share, 37
cents : ,7 -r '; ouch, inspecting and re-
pairing U7vera; 111.25; Cbas. Button,
'postage to date, N.88.
GUAR. BUTTON, Clerk.
Brussels.
For Reeve -W. H. Kerr and W. F. Van -
stone. Councillors -W. H. McCracken,
Gen, Thomson, John Grewar, R.Ross, Geo.
Baeker, John Wynn and R Leatherdair.
School Trustees -Rev. John Rosas, B, A.,
1 W. Graham, lig D., T. Furrow•, R. L.
I Taylor, Adam Reid and J. J, Gilpin,
•
Haviug bought etas the [abler kiarueae ,i3usinsee and started In hie, oldi kfollst
am prepared to fureimlx the public with everything usually inept so a berets,* rte
ouch as
IIEAVY, LIGHT' and TRACK HARNESS,
NETS, DUS MRS,
W1i.IPS, CURRY C0.510S,
t1RUSRES, SW'1!;AT COLLARS,
TRUNKS, VALISES and
TRAVELLING BAGS,'fs&c;, .4e.
1 make all my own Collars and guarantee satisfaction,
Give. me e trial and I will use you right.
G_ A_ NMWTC]",..
PATTERSON,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER,
TITT arIALZ4.1V1, 4:7401411-7r.
1 have just received a full supply of Christmas goods, consisting of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVERWARE,
and Jewellery of all kinds and latest designs.
BIG BARGAINS From NoW Till ChristmaE.
All goods bought f•,r cash and we ens sill as clifan at the cheapest and
cheaper.
Repairing 'Y'ioinptly none and Satisfaction Gatalranteed
tar Give me a call
Ir Boys and Girls.
Taranto, otter the fol
h till further no' lee, to
siding in the Province of J ,.
bur o' ••Sun•
M, PATTERSON.
IT WILL
PAY YOU BEST
IN THE END.
NOTHING LESS
SHOULD SATISFY
YOU.
Clever, Energetic Young Men and Women
who intend to qualify fcr positions in Book -keening. Shorthand and Typewriting, should write for
eataiogces of both departments of
teat0St emu
2utl, ;a ; 3rd, 3 ; 4th,
iue Book ; and a pretty
n
i .. era t crH.
not lea than l
1a p
1
•ht" Soap UtHce, 43 Scott
to 20th of each month, and
also give full name, Lul-
l. of wrappers. w'inunrs'
In rho Toronto 5.t+tel on 'lest
•ell • etib • h:ud
n• n•tae, c _ or shorthand
, 'n thy .Der 01 any b e Sa a07
institution t 1
n t 1870.This t slit I
ONT.,establi ho
a[ CHATHAM, t
ti
I y
kindIn anud .
h (chm,lef the C
school in America, and costly superior to any of n
Those ..ro the advantages we olfc••: The two host ponnie, a Cantata, the bent and lei est stoc of
teachers, the bent course in shorthand and typewriting, the be •cour.elnt bnsineas training, the best suite
of rooms the bast equipments in every respect, the best reeoif /for placing iia studcnte in the b •nt pa, in,
positions in the business world,
Our collegc,rooius occupy over 8000 square feet of space. We pay the railway fare of students coining
from a distance to Oho lin,180f 5;8.00. 'io I board in pleasant hones for ladies at 80, gents 82 50. Por
catalogues of either department, address. D. 1VIcLACIiLAbI, Principal.
Clark -Kuntz -That the Howick council L 1 ECLIPSE 1
has sent all account to this corporation THE g' j
for work done on the boundary, Howick
and Culross, amounting to $11.50. Culross
1 have 1.1,eamount of $10, as certified by James Kirk- •
Council has repaired said • boundary to the
ed for file purpose with the consent of by, pathnnaster; that a cheque be issued
the Dominion Governtue rtt, leavingfor 75 cents and sent to Howick Treasurer.
only about $4,500 more for the tu.balanee the account -Carried, Report
county to pay, or with interest, about of Heurey McKey,re petition of Mr. Hunter
$300 a year fur twenty years, a sum and others to have the road repaired ep-
so small es to be practically inapprs,
clttblp. with a glht lty assessment of
,-over $32,000,000.
7. The oonuty, as before show n, is
paying ab.,ut $2,974 out of county
funds (in addition to what 1s spent by
the local municipalities) for the care
,and inatinteuauro0 of twenty-six persons,
At $55 per linad, the average cost
of house of refile., maintenance, this;
sum would mailttill fifty persons or
posits lot 16. cons 8 and 9. I put up notices
that I would let the repairing by contract
but owing to the lateness of the season, I
could not get it done for a reasonable price
and it was supposed that. the distance the
gravel would have to be hauled would
damage the read couliderttbly, so I did not
let it, but would recommend that it be let
in the spring before the ground gets hard
-Carried. McKay -Kuntz -That as two
petitions hn,v3 been received regarding
probably all that the whole county polling sub .division No, 0 and the majority
would serol for many years to come. being in laver of the polling being held in
8. And note the, difference in Mr.Olheiser's house, as formerly, and
another respect. Our only House of there being no apparent cause of change
Refuge at the present time is the gaol. it is hereby resolved that no change by
There the unfortunate --Usually atgod made -Carried. McKay - Clark -That inusttated Catalogue of Ladies
and broken down -whose only crime
is his poverty, has to consort with
criminals, feed on prison fare, exercise
in a;prison yard without nihade or
,4,',lelter, mad sleep in a prison cell,
without any of the care or attention
which age and infirmity unquestion-
ably call for. If by thus keeping its
agnid and infirm indigents the county
saved money the argument of "eooU-
only" might be advanced by those who
oppose the erection of a House of
Refuge But when, in addition to
the inferioraccommodation acporded
the Unfortunates by the present syst'':n,
it is shown that the cost. reaches up to
regular hotel rates for each inmate,
Without corresponding benefi:e, the
r the dollar and• cents Bile
BIGGEST AND CHEAPEST AS -,i
SORTMENT. • j
OF
Confectionery arid Frult
in town.
Give us a call. Prices to suit the
tinges.
T. C. SPARING.
G.
LA DIE
SEND POR
gainent on
ell,-tt l[Qafter Itll, is the only argn
ment that opponents of the scheme
attetnpt to advance - falls to the
ground. tthe condition of the
9. Contras
gaol "ward" with that or the inmate
of a House of Refuge. In the latter
there would be work for all-= indoor
and out • no weary hours aimlessly
Barbara Wolff, an indigent en destitute
circumstances, be allowed a grant of ten
dollars, and that the same be paid to
Philip Ernesvine for her use -Carried
McKay-Wetwood.-That the caretaker be
paid the customary allowance of two dol-
lars, and that a cheque be issued for the
same -Carried. Clark -Wal worid-That
as the road opposite lots 34 and 35, cons
14 and 15, is reported in a bad condition
and tnuch in need of repair, that the Reeve H
be authorized to have the same repaired,
but not to expend more than forty dollars
-Carried. Wetwood-McKay-That as
by.law No. 10 of 1892, being a by law ar-
pointing rebutting and deputy returning
officers, ete, be now read a first, second
and third time, passed, signed and sealed
-Carried. McKay-Wetwood-That as
the Pathmaster for lots 23 and 24, con 18,
employed e. man and team half a day to
work statue labor for said lots, that on ae-
cortaining that there is a sufficient atm uu8
to pay the same, that James Thompson bo
paid oue dollar aiid fifty cents for the
work done -Carried. Welwooti -McKay -
That as the County Council has requeste i
Eliot a vote be taken at the municipal
spent ; useful avocation and employ- election iu the matter of the County Poor ,
went for both Bevis
; pleasant social
intercourse between the inmates of the i Bouts, that a by-law be passed for that'
ur ose and that the returning officer and 1
everyfive division s in the home + i ne tlt returningofficers be requested to
every ppportunityor froth ayir and I take the acme,. they being supplied with
,ixeraise' and in coo of anywho
Specialties.
aDDBESS •
THE PARISIAN MEDICAL APPLUANTr. CO,,
papers suitable for amine by • said County
Council, and that the Clerk distribute the
papers when received--Osrriied. • Mousy
-Clark-That the Clerk 'write 1fr Janata
Thompson and ascertain if the job at the
might hnvo.got beyond the a.ativlt►es
of life by age or disease, a careful
attention full humane treatment that
ooulcl be exceeded in no other institu-
tion, public or private,
19 QUEEN ST. EAST,
TORONTO, ONT.
erttintt this paper •
At the
Baulk.
..7(,,iss
This is to notify 11
count
timet
you that your ac- III i ..'v
count at the bank -_. k
of health is over-
drawn; at this rate you will soon be
bankrupt, unless you take
SCOTT'S
ULSION
Of Pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil
and iiypophosphites to
build you up.
it will STOP A COUGH, CURE A.
COZI) and check CONSUMPTION and
afi forme of WASTING (MSI J4SRS,A1-
most as palatable as Milk. Prepared by
Scott tawno, Tie11011110. For sale by
all druggists.
aviroaraleaviarwlvilftwearniirosetwalmarririmiestim
. A.
1
c
Will offer for the next
80 ,ID A..,
Startling inducements in
DRESS FOODS.
Many lines at 50c. on the dollar.
FURS,
MANTLE CLOTHS
and SEA.L3E
All must be cleaned out if pri
do it.
FLANNEL
Best makes in the market. P ices
low the lowest.
Ready Made OLOthi
Stock complete. Prices pi -0
We have the Long Boot at a -'a ort
price. If you see them you'll buy
theme
Call and see us.
T. A MILLS.