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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1893-02-03, Page 4EDIT P - THE WINGTTAM TIMES, FEBRUARY 3, 1S93,) t tine Trele- ! MoLean, of Blyth, wllioh WM followed by delegates from my t" ov 1 condition of military itnpotence took place moved that this Comml ins tic, between. ro (' t of Now ever to hew the interest on all Comity pending between the two c hoped. and 0xpeetec1 that tlto interchange the settlement of the sane, that the Trees, of views which then took place will be user is hereby int ctea 1 to bend, of the Comity productive of beneficial restate, and lead to mortgages into the an amicable adjustment of those (1 To ENons, I Sollicitor for itotion by ecti and Beaooln,to expend •. p •• u r • t Lit •, commune A I 6 • m r ewe �` TRADE is THE Hat 1 art 't ltl CQ The statutes of 18e7 relative to tDepart- ment of Tracie and Conuuetice and to the office of Solicitor General having been brought into force, the appointments were made wllioh were contemplated by these sats. CantuaaC( ' •.lien x yell 10 Q fromea- ulfx t.all no larrears • n elftr ea ul i in a l e , year 11 .,, „ over v over > side �os ' al t rrlt Ymortgages 3 eof > her m n. hwere p d t11 a clac finw equestions ledcu tl i t the tri f d an 1n1 ids fin 1 fa u 00 o . g ' ith the Gntvartt semlllan ountrios It is ted, and i p rule w amts and equipment ill scathing tones. I He says they are worn out and worthless, and suggests that 1nanY pieces of the artillery be sold for scrag iron, , military body. Ile likewise criticizes DRUGGIST.'. A materloc of the directors of the Western Dairymen's Association was held1 in Lon - idon, last week. There was. a full attend• _— — lance, It was decided, in view of the in- •,, i�i W torest in dairying and the demand for AAs. H Sill . TELEGRAPH CO information on daisy r l . ' • topics in Western Ontario,' to hold four local coltventions about the 1st of Maras at 13rantford,Ripley, „ f tiro artier neglect to attend to ops. Brunswick House � Stratltroy and Chatham, where Professors - - Ont' Robertson, Fletcher, Dean and others may `]g1cl,YYl, I be expected to address the meetings on Ipractioalsubjects. Theselocal conventicus, , together with the meetings, will be attend- 7 W. Wheaton, who ed by the Secretary, • • ,4t ' i Ill �i A 11' it L b s has already addressed 30 meetings of dairy- 4 Ei . I men in different points Western Ontario FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 0, 1893. EDITORIAL NOTES -veins G. Brave, the eminent American wean, died at Washington, on the 27th nary, in the Gard year of his age. Ottawa Citizen says that Canada during the last two months, and has meet• ings arranged for nearly every day till abort the end of February. They will over the western district pretty well, and will no doubt stimulate the dairymen to greater zeal and earnestness in them business and induce them to improve the quality of the goods they turn out and to produce their at a lower cost. the U around t r anon referrr flowers s best c referred to Exeoutive Committee. The Class Worn,' wee one Salton taught a lassoo to Committee afterwards reported in favor of ! e ce lei rotes on "The Harmony of tbe the motion. A nation that applicationbemncle to the txospels," +thicu was well received, and as Dominion Government to be allowed fis to I to I ahr coming a. tymber rof schools r 1 o will, euring CANAL Tort's, place the McCarthy and Scott Act s h a It i to be regretted that the Government the credit of the County sinkingfund cl ares. Ylor's address on "Teachers' Isr- dd lost In - of the United States were unable to accept account, was carried after amendments tarot in Pupil fu and out of School, was a thoughtful paper by Mr. James of Walton, on dam—lone." Mr,n1 lS out a capital paper, oma fully po iuted tile duty of the Sunday School to Missions. Mr. Smillie advocated giving all collections ivade by Sunday Schools to the above purpose. To this some objection was to ken. Rev. G. T'. Saltols'0 address on 'Normal WINGIIAM MAIt1C1'1Tt+. w1l(o«a31, February 2, 1803 Corrected Ly P. Beane, Produce peeler. 7G . t Maurpper 1001bs, • If 73t Fail Wheat per bushel, fa Sprint; the suggestions made by my Governmel on the subject of canal tolls, and that the President should have thought it necessary to impose exceptional tolls on Canadians using the Sault Ste, Marie canal which has so long been free to the people of both countries. My Government, while ready to consider in a friendly spirit any proposals which may be made by the Government of the United States have caused efforts to be made to hasten the completion of the Cana- dian Banal works, which will soon afford to the commerce of the Dominion a nigh - way within our own country. PROPOSED LEGISLATION. Measures will be laid before you for the improvement of the Franchise Act, for the amendment of the laws relating to the civil service and the superannuation of civil servants, for regulating the admission of evidence in causes and mutters under the control of the Parliament of Canada, for extending the system of voting by ballot to the North-West Territories, and for sim- plifying the laws relating to lands and land transfers in the Territories. Gentlemen of the House of Commons : The public accounts of the past year and the estimates for the ensuing year will be laid before you without delay, and I trust it will be seen that ample provision may be made for the publio service without increase in taxation. Honorable Gentlemen of the Senate: Gentlemen of the House of Commons I have every confidence that all these matters will receive your best nttentiou,a ud that your deliberations will keep in view above all other considerations the welfare and stability of the country. Hon. Mr. Laurier, leader of the Opposi- n A DISPATCH from Winnipeg says Latly u s not wantprohibition and that if the al Commission should report in favor few days ago representatives of the lead- robibition,it feels certain that parlia- ing temperance societies and prohibition t -would not adopt the report. leagues 1 waited on Attorney -General To. Ontario Legislature will not meet Sifton, and,after pointing ut to him feeling thee the beginning of Marc]), owing to the overwhelming prohibition t on Manitoba, that the legislative chamber in the Parliament buildings will not be ,Meted by the contractors until that an contending that the vin e the plebiscite bad shown such to be the case, the leader of the delegation candidlyd put the question to Mr. Sifton, at Ton to at present all lene way at the approachingsteps do the nsess sestend taking sion the direc- �n 5 to 100 per sent., nay, more in so?" Ins, said D'Alton McCarthy at Stayner. tion of a ps rohibitive repliquor y was law The ot you, know what this means? It goodsmyou a surprise to the delegation, in fact, a t when you buy $10 worth of Y I set -back they had scarcely looked for. X20 for them. I Mr. Sifton stated that the government 'alto. Ottawa correspondent of the To -1 had done all that the temperance people I o News, in discussing militia matters, had asked of them, that is, they bad lees the following reference to the given them all the opportunities afforded st r of Militia, Hon. J. C. Patterson I bythe general election of finding out the tit e 5 other for West Huron : The presenfeeling of the people in regard to prohi- isterof Militia, Patterson, is just bitten. Beyond this, however, the goo- ing on to the points of the game. He eanment could do nothing. It would be pea as little of military matters as the useless for the government to introduce lady who explained that she Lada aprohibition measure, he pointed out, lin the, militia who was "a corporal or because, if passed, it would not be of the c ottndrel," she didn't know which • slightest effect. The provincial govern- s lk[r. Patterson, seems 'willing to went bad no power to prohibit the manu- s facture of liquor in Manitoba, in fact had Moved by Mr, Torrance, seconded by Mr, t highly beneficial. Kay,that the Warden attend at the Clerk's Mr, Day, ofDeertPark, splendid M . Gray, office on the first Monday in each month to ' of See -forth, es sign orders and for general business, and at two o'clock p. m. to the children, wbioh that no orders be signed in blank—Carried. I were well received. Mr. Gray took as his '•A Bag with Holes." Mr. Day at- The reeve of Brussels made application to text, have Sarah Lee put on the list of County I tended to the Question Drawer in good Wards. The application was referred to i elnape,aud indeed mealy a copious question the Finance Committee. I did he answer. An applioation to have JeanetteBradley, I The eveuing session was addressed by of Colborne, placed on the list of County I Bev. Mr. Shilton, of Clintotl, the subject Wards, was referred to salve Committee. - i being • General Knowledge of the Bible A. .notion to raise the County Clerk's essential toeffnoiePut Su crit. Seatty bee. ye also Teach - salary by $200 was referred to Executive i tip Day, Committee, the report of which was unfav- addreeeed the ineetiug at some leegth, and orable. ! aeked the parents' hearty co-operation iu Council then adjourned to 3.80. The , Suuday School work. The meeting was Council resumed at 3.30. oue of the most successful ever held lu the Balance of Finance Committee's report history of he County Convention. The read and adopted, In the report a large President for the ensuing year is, Rev. Mr. number of accounts were recommended and Hughes. On the Executive Committee the following made wards of the county :— will be : N. II Young, J. S. McKinnon, W. Margaret McLean, of Aslifield, 180 per M. Grsy, James Scott. W. H. Kerr, and annum; Mr. and Mrs. Walter, of Goderich, 13,11eQuarrie; no theIc e mess Committee, i t e, $180 per annum; Margaret Fletcher, Wing- ;John Wilford, .I ham, $90 per annum; Wm. Duncan, Turn- Gray. A feature of the Convention the ee berry, $100 per annum; Jeanette Bradley, the si,:ging, Oaring the session, by Colborne, a80 per annum; Wm. Dunn, union choir, cousisting of the different Goderich tp., $90 per annum; Wm. Collins, choirs in town. The place of next rneet- Goderich tp., $75 per annum; Jane Knight, ing was left to the handle ,.f the Executive Goderich, $90 per annum; Sarah Lee, Committee. -� Brussels, $90 per annum. A motion by Proudfoot and Rollins, that East Wawanosh.. the Clerk advertise in two Toronto dailies A PLEASANT SURPRISE.- On Thursday for places for County House of Refuge, was evening of last week, about fifty of the referred to Executive Committee. Said young people of Calvin Presbyterian Committee mended that no action be church assembled stand took possession Oats, • Barley Peas, Dntter, tub do .tolls, Eggs per dos. Wood per cord, tray per ton, Potatoes, Chickens, Dicks Turkeys Geese - Dressed hogs • • '1 00 80 G»8 e a 10 80 t 324 i 6 64 7 48 1. 17 to 47 1 76. to 200 0 00 to 0 20 40 t25 o 60 0 10 6 to 8 800 to 82. HOUSE A LOT FOR SALE. The undersi situated on S Mrs. 8'. Bur rooms do,' ed and teus 0 ed offers for sale the house and lot yttforrsale.soTshouse .e8rltil ns six y„ stairs and a iarge up it+trs, well paint- ed off The property w tl he soldson easy applying to Scott Street, ISS TIIARGS) GALI3RAITII. LADI . SEND TOR illustrated Catalogue of Ladies Specialties. ADDRESS THE PARISIAN MEDICAL APPLiANCE tris. l'r xs reported that the total number of to prevent its mportation. ivalties to the vessels in Canadian tors and to Canadian vessels abroad year. was 122, representing s tonnage 17,073, compared with 260 vessels of 00 tonnage the previous year. Tho ount paid in bounties to fishermen ot 3 Maritime Provinces was '5156,891 ing 1892. In 1891 the amount paid s 5156,891. Last year 108 United rtes fishing vessels took out licenses dor the modus vivendi, paying 513,410 brefar, compared with 98 vessels Iola paid 811,098 the year before. ,o#'ortorrro Evening Star:—"The effect of si'import duty is to increase the cost of as produced in the country, with the ,{lilt that the mummer pays a higher nice , for home -manufactured articles n he would do it free competition pro, d ; consequently the difference be - the existing price and the price eh supply and demand would create er a system of free ports is a tariff not to the government but to he ufacturers. This form of taxation is rent that a careful calculation proves as much money goes into the pockets he manufacturers as into those of the ei'nment�, hence the abundance of lionaires in''PIi protectionist coun- Al THF meeting of the Western Diary- Slssociation in London, Hon. T. fillantyne said the most important lection confronting the dairy interest -day was the question of paying aecord- tca butter fat. In the only case in tern Ontario, where the Babcock otter was used and the fat paid for, the r had told him that tainted milk d blowing curds and all that sort of ing were now unknown, and he would l -{Milk of going back to the old eye- , the cheese from this factory this An application to have Wm. Collins not I 1" r mold at a higher price than had any Measures have been taken to carryinto I n Pe n la's effect the agreements arrived at with the I Vm, Dunn,of Goderich townsllip,pla���cggd on dress on "The Relation of Yonne p er chee?e he know int, 11? cents. ; y the list of County Wards was refaced to Societies to the Sunday School," t United Stites on the subjects of the boon- The lost apeaker during the eveniug session was Bev. J. Ifeudersae, of Heusail, Hie subject was. "The Greatest Nce(1 in the Suuday School World." It IA teed-' lean to Ray that the reverend genlemau did justice to his subject. and impressed Most sit of riecea t l is hearers the Y on n favorably being fully eonseorated to the work, and ".airs." being baptized with b" SECOND DAY. • On Wednesday the sessions were held in the Methodist church, and were opened by a prayer and praise service by Rev. A„ 19 QUEEN ST. EAST, TORONTO, ONT. Mention this paper TIMES nt SUBSCRIBERS. All parties who have not paid for the "TIMES" for the years 1891 and 1892 are requested to re- mit the amount at once. We need tnouey and hope this notice will be sufficient, and that a general response will be the result. R. ELLIOTT. BOAR FOR SERVICE. ommi ee recom taken. of the residence bf Mr. Adam Robertson, The undersigned f their ntemiscs Park Lot 46, tim,h rr timed will keep for service on the 7.30 r. n. The Object o premises, '• au, Town Plot, a on_ for the evening. ter White Azar. Terms -75 cents at thus of servtbe Report of Road and Bridge Committee, visit was to give bliss Robertson a more with privilege of return1i1V1o, 9I.25CAUto Llso paid. r Pro arietor, tion, being absent on account of illness, the I read and after considerable discussion and tangible token than more words of that House adjourned till Monday. i amendments had been moved, was adoptod. appreciation of Ler services at the organ, On Monday the House met, and the ad- Judge Toms was appointed arbitrator in so willingly, f cheerfully, and faithfully dress in reply to the speech from the throne 1 ease the township of Morris forced an arbi- rendered in the past. The secret of being moved and seconded, the Honi. Mr. \.tration before the June session. their together in such a manner Laurier criticised ..the speech in an able Council then adjourned. was imeeting known when Mrs. D. Simpson address, and concluded by moving- the fol- was no power That power rested solely with the Do- Pooling amendment : "We feel bound to minion government, and, in a word, the represent to Your Excellency that in the platter was now out of the hands of the present condition of the people of Canada, is, i could substantial reduotious should be made in provincial government, that ' t take no further steps towertls the desired end. the taxation which presses so heavily upon the great bulk of the community, and we regret that in the speech, graciously deliver- ed from he throne, Your Excellency was not advised to hold out promises of redo - dons to the oppressive duties now imposed." Sir John Thompson replied to Mr. Laur- ier, and after speeches by Messrs. Cart- wright, Foster and Mills, a vote was taken, the Government being sustained by a ma- jority of 50 in a house of 153 members. The division Was a straight party vote, the motion being considered as a want of con- fidence in the Government. Several notices are on the order paper for reductions in the tariff, and some for plac- ing of several articles on the free list, The estimates for the year 1890-4 were submitted on Monday evening. DOMINION PARLIAMENT. Parliament was formally opened on the 26th tannery, and the Governor-General read the following speech from the throne : Honorable Gentlemen of the Senate: Gentlemen of the House of Commons: In meeting at the commencement of another session of Parliament it affords me pleasure to congratulate you on the con- tinued progress which the history ofthe past year unfolds with regard to Canada. CANADA'S TR.DR. The increase in t1 ade as illustrated by the exports and imports during the period for which the official returns have been prepared has been most gratifying, and that increase has continued down to the present time, with promise that the volume of trade during the current year will exceed that of any year in the history of the Do- minion. The revenues of the country have likewise so provided for all the services for which Parliament has made appropriations and the operation of Government railways has been to ;s burdensome as regards the difference between income and expenditure than has g_ laid Grout been the case for a long term of years pre -1 regarding the want of a bridge near Win it menus of isnprnventent, viously. ham, and the great inconvenience causedRev. s ofr. Higley :ave words of welcome nata[IG1tATi0N. thereby. In Manitoba and the North-West Terri- Report of Executive Committee being to delegates. and Rev. Mr. Hughes, of tortes the increase in immigration has been send, I.1 decidedly encouraging, both as regards the number of persons who have come from other countries and as regards the number of homestead entries made by settlers of all nationalities. THE nnC'NDAity LINE. Huron Sunday School Convention. KINDS 01i' and Mr T Q u T O read tbe following address Dalgarno presented Miss Robertson with The twenty-first annual Sunday School a handsome gold watch and a beautiful Couventiou of the County of Huron was plush case. Tlee following is the address: held in Blyth on Tuesday mud Wednesday To Miss ROBERTSON. of last week. The first sessions were held flEAR FRIEND,—We, members and ad• I, in the Presbyterian church, Rev. W. F. hermits of Calvin church, representing Campbell, Pb. D., acting as President, ow- others as iu presenting as lig you withhave. hiel watch ung to the absence of Mr. W. H. Kerr, who pleasure leas re i yue, as your HURON COUNTY COUNCIL. From the Clinton wows -Record.) THURSDAY APTEIINOON. An application from Howick that the County assume charge of the township bridges 100 feet wide was referred to Road on ilei to elicoursge and Improve he Itch ou human and horses and nil ani• and Bridge Committee. Davis Sunday School Staff." Mr. /Vila°» rug -1 mals cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's Accounts from Signal and G. N. were referred to Finance Committee. , seated as one- method a more friendly 1 St&n6elra0� 1i��, r1iT,ryn�t•`�� h��1r� sls. � ar- Mr, John Green addressed the Council I spirit mmeug teachers and officers, and tress on Normal School work as ----- - seremrsillseelassmakeristsirtemsleyesrasemisemees Kmg's ., well as many was attending the County. Council, A goodly number of delegates arrive ink into our". t which rig was in thoughts and feehugs and wishes to be irieudte of the many happy minutes pass - d by the U When the ulterclnauge of 10:28 a. m. trafu, it w ,ic i a b d and cherished fol life were waiting to convey them to the Tresbyteriau remembered talked over. We sha11 miss you at the I church, where they were billeted to the Organ in chnrcb, Sunday school, and different homer; in Blyth. Christian Eedet,vor, and we have only to The first session opened at 1.30 p. m., conclude by praying that the Master of Assemblies tray tend us around the throne with devotional exercises, after which Rev, of the Lamb, sin ling die Sou; of Salvation A. L. Russell, of Exeter, gave au address by His blond to the Glory of the Father. ou ..Some Features of Intermediate Sun• Signed ou behalf of the Conae 5L\rp e.N, day School Work." Ti's subject wet' I J• MENZIES, handled in excellent style, which showed , J, DALOARE . the speaker to be well up in Sunday ' January 26th, 1893. Soiled mutters. 1 Miss Robertson, though taken cont - M E R S. WIDE AWAIE: KIND BUY FROM TRE City Fruit & Confectionery Store Because they can got goods that are right and up to the times. ANOTHER KIND ARE The subject on the programme to be plately by surprise, replied in a few well Bruce -la -moo ore words, after which the company taken up by [rev. J. H Simpson, of ch , n field, was baudled by Mr. W. N. Gray, of I betook themselves to games, singing and' Seaforth, owiug to Mr. Simpson being un- I social chat, till near lthe to attend to the• when a halt was ca , inner man, for which the young ladies had made ample provision. avoidably absent. 'I'bis was followed by Mr. D. D. Wilson, of Seaforth, who gave a rousing address 'ilber moved, seconded by Deacom,ln amendment, that $3O0 be granted to be divided between: the different Agricultural Societies•—Amendment carried. An application that Jane Iiniglnt, Goder- fch, be placed on the list of County Wards, 1 "Aims in Sunday School Work,' which was referred to Finance Committee. 1 was followed by Rev. ?,tr, ,toss, of Brno. i se . , who gave a pointed and practical ad- Wiugbem, replied during the evening Session. Mr. Houston, M. A.. of Clinton, although not on the programme, gave a splendid I address during the evening, session, on e sooner the makers In every vaso dart' of Alaska, boundary line in Passame- opted the tett, paid for mills t c" ay, quoddy B, and the prevention of destruc- riling to the test,, th the better• tive methods of fishinand the preservation er� Acott-GrNRftL Ht1n11Fitb7l'y commander and increase of fish life. With regard to he Militia in Canada, in Is report to went, describes the military de. care of Canada as useless, and criticizes militia from the headquarters stall i tuwa to the lowest rank. He urges e that a satisfactory conclusion of the organization of the staff with the ! sib. five authority centralized in his ! clisens ion may yet be reache1. reciprocity in wrecking and towing a cor- respondence has taken place which indicates that privileges are demanded. for 'United States vessels in Canadian canals which wore not anticipated, but it is not ilnpos- racist, tree adds that until this is . CANAna )Ni) NL•'wPOrlondam. there will continue to exist in ( During the mesa tt friendly conference Amie Finance Committee. A motion 'by Proudfoot and Woods, that the Special Committee inquire into the vote. polled for the County House of Refuge was carried. Council then adjourned till 10 a. in., Fri- day. nom 10 A. U. Members all present except Mr. Stewart. A letter from D. McGillicuddy relative to stationery supplies. wee read and referred to I:xeeutive Committee. ]car. Kay, seconded by .lir. McMurchie, Evil is another name for SCROFULA, and yields to TT" VLSi BAST ASLEEP But they aro waking up to the fact that I can give thorn goods that will please them. Full lines of Fruits, Oysters,Confectionery,&c. APPLES BY THE BARREL. Of Pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites. Inip0vertsltc(Z and 4tnpnte blood le al- . way* ejj'ecfvelp restored ie v(gorat'e cot t- d{tUo t bu this wangle -it'd toned!). Gbttphey Cofde and att itpasttne .Dirteaaes. Almost (td palatable «r 1'tfUk. Prepared only by Stott & Donne,1teller11io. Agent for Parker's Dye Works. Canned goode of every description al- ways on handl and my prices are as low as the lowest. Dont forget the place, opposite the new Bank of Hamilton. ROBT. HILL. ` THE ECLIPSE" 1 hat's the BIGGEST AND CHEAPEST AS- SORTMENT. OF Confectioner arid fruit in town. Give xis a 0,41.1. Prices to suit the tittles, T. C. SPARL,ING. 1 JOE Contini Dress Goods, We ai e doh give us mo: SALE I Come earl: Culross• (intended for last is Mr. Joe. Welwood, our : to Walkerton this week tc ties of his office. - , Mr. Thos. Wileon, last Wingham, a fourteen s which dressed 477 pount netted him within a few dollars. Nil'. Alex. McKenzie is west, being away about a: He reports the weather co here, but not so stormy. On Sunday horning Crowe presented Frank son. Miss Kate McKinnon, • Wingham, is visiting her 2nd con. Mrs. F. Porter, of God( at her sister's, Mrs. Robe' Teeswater News : We week to record the death Meyer, which took plae of bis father, con, A., Ct day last. On Monday was at a sawing -bee o farm, and after returni plained of being sick, a' worse despite every eft skill could put forth, an morning he breathed hit was about 24 years of 1 known and much resp( and surrounding distri will be felt with the all who knew him. Tin have the heartfelt syr tire community in heir The Directors of the C Insurance Company mot Teeswater, on 28th Jant bers all present. Presit The minutes of last .nee adopted. Reil—Kirkland—Tl'a for insurance be now lai tors for examination—C Little—Reid—That h applications and found the President and Secre structed to prepare and same—Carried, Little—Kirkland—Tl 600 copies of the annua affairs of the Company to members—Carried. Reid--MaKague—Th 1805 and 2021 be now the Secretary notify 1 policies to that effect— ArmArong—McIao,gt do now adjourn to now town hall, at 2 p. m. o in February. ALBx, William Tucker', tut age, died tit the Toror. Friday from iuflamn On Oct. 27th last he fork and spoon, tool triangular piece of g;l convenience from tl stomach, and for ti has been wont to fini other patientn by jun cause a jingle. It finally set in, and at denly. The ease he ouriositY mining mei mortem examination