HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1893-03-17, Page 8THE WINGIIA VT TIMES, MARC 117,1893.
y� f� analysis, Coml+ositiou and synthesis, Ori -
,a • . cI OO gins' (otupnsitiou sltoulct be taught as
ld Dern write • Dictation fe a
soon as a rhi
OPENING, 1893 S9 , the ear and eye, but the supplying of l'llli'
J es b1r Houetou dons not approve of. in
good exert
iia if the model be good; it tr:tius.
neveltiee for epriug in Mantles, Jaokcte
1 Capes. Styles, the latest ; qualities,
lk
• s , Composition,
order to become effieleut iu (�t1mp0Fl
a child needs pleuty of practice and plenty
reetiou of the richt kiu3. Teachertr
kg heist; prices the lowest. If you want
easome, stylish, well made garments for
,fig yea will find them here in vast ae-
raiment, at prices that guarantee a saving.
the wife of Mr. Geo J Stewart, a son.
of March, tate wife of Mr. A. Burkholder
toot their
the Pablic School Board for the Dee ot
their eohool building for holdiug our mtet-
iuge • to the Torre Council for the free use
ot their hell for the eveuiug entertain-
meat, and to those who took part in the
entertainment, and eepeoially to the
school pupils• wceed-
4. 'ghat the reporters of the pe
ings of this meeting be paid for their
ser •
ftlt history, -'
Bout work,and chat a copy
o is
•
ties Department, to e
ns,
On motion of Air. 0. H. Musgrove, sec-
onded by Mr. Doig, the meetirg adjourned
11 of the
to meet iu Brussels a
Executive Committee.
services.
plated hie invention for doing away with 1. 8
R, Callender, of. Brantford, has cam:
the central offices in telephoning.
�NlalloI .e --In Wingbam, on March 15th
the wife of Mr. A. Nicholls ; a eon.
(liorrait-=In Wiuglutm, on March 19th,
the wife of Mr. Joltu Hopper; a son.
OFBOnNE—In Wiegham, on March 1(th,
t o wife of Mr. A. Osborne ; a daughter,
B nornen—In Winghare, on the 1Gtb
Dor ,
should not pofut out the errors in Cotnlui- That Cauadi h torr only, be the
b taught to cls- 5. d ht
93. SPRING. 1193.
IRD�N & `:61111111E*
•
Are now opening up the finest
A
sitiou, the children should ° a hug er.
ora and then to correct 1 tt for sutrah u be seat to the F.duo GRII� MET—In Clinton, on March 5th, the t
e th Preytucia an wife of Air• a tow r a lough.•
•
then. Coa scribbler
exerciees to
written in a scribbler or other book for ith other Asrootutio
own err should b f this resolution 1 d
M ttT Grummet•
b re•written
r. display of
Summer—In Clinton, or the 13th last,,
it Rprin,, stock is now complete. purpose and should °
We p 1 to early purchasers; errors corrected. This subject wan far -
disc y Clarkson Mus-
f
MAI ZIED.
offers eats prices nered b Metairie 1 t the as
buy now; save money and get first choice. grove, Baker and Lough. The m Bnoeneooe—De.viesoe--In Seaforth, at
at have to look for good things. then adjourned until 9 O'clock a. m., on the residence of the bride's father, on the
You ws?n:8th fast by Rev. A.D. I'e father, D. he
e.�I'
You'll sl3e right into these.
Gentlemen, it's time to leave your order
tiler
h meeting
Thirty -Eight Roads.
ran —The Courier of
this week devotes a column to the case of
ci
charged some time ago ,
ere went
o a
oma
could not use hand, o0 or
ci
not change his position without
Mr. Alexander Broadfoat to Misa Clemen-
ridgy.
TNUitP.i+AY ayaNlNo. tins fifth daughter o! Mr. ♦ exanctar
Ou Thursday eveniag,a public entertain. B tford March 13th.
Territory,
all of Seaforth.
nIED• in all the different departments' of
BRACE—Ia Spokane county, Weshiugtou
fpr that baster soft. Now it takes time to i
meat was held iu the Town Hall, rile who was dis-
charged
Make clothing and we're going to be un- programme counisted`of an shodress by Treat Hent
Archie Itymal of this city,
, from the hospital
on the 22nd I''sbruary, Heutdy
RING. GOODS''
Davidson,
t Houston, M A ou
h as incurable, and to his motbor B
h t. die He was s far gone that h - fa
i Enthetic value o t
Usually busy. You will be ashamed side of English." ),iueical selections by the
appear in your old winter suit by - i Orchestra, stud songs by the
have ever
their large trade tnat they
Brace, aged 85 years. Deceased was gran
Cher of Mr. A. Nicholls, a this , Me been able to place before the public.
itrlLsoN—III Glintpn, on Monday, Hirsch
p, Ian ,
p your wife's fresh cashmere en Easter ecu pupils. d foot head and coal lath Charles A., youngest son of Mr.Chas.
it E I't tare au • important t tl out assistance. Wilson aged 1
tu;;l
Dol u ils. Mr. Hoestou considers the
I ora Wilson, year and 2 months.
morn. No self-respecting man will
o so called in- pALLlsan—In Clinton, ou Suuday,March
when promptness and from alb to ;120 will I subject, as children should be able to die I He wife hearing of so many
cover and comprehend the beauties of i He vie cases being cured by sod ca Kidney 12th, seen -In relict of the lata S. Pal•
h ndsome Easter suit. I I an would not be otherknown remedy had liver, aged 81 years,
se
s ills, after every n
would tend p purchased a box. After taking
• ted his failed,
nineteen boxes, R,ymal is as well as ever, I -r and has gained in weight frons 107 to 145 iW T mum SHOP
ounds.This case is startling but true. 1
p
Dura a a literature and by t is me
Geares'7i'uextsnmes: Men's Fedora Hats, I so liable I read literature that
It r in rofitable. S ''naris t
Christy Hats and s
Teeks,Four-in-hand
gloves. Partake of
values, at
to be uep e i
t +hats; Neckwear „ by. IiiuKe-
ndAscots;Men'sstreet lecture by the "Thteo Fishers, byrenu-
Kluge -
this feast of royal ley; and "Break' Break, Break,''
sou. The musical selections by the Or.
chestra were deservedly appreciated, while
the rouge by the pupils, uuder the manage-
meut of Miss lteyuolds, could not possibly
be too highly applauded, The chair was
occupied by ?,Ir. Bleck, President of the
Aesoci ati011.
TIIE SECOND DAT.
The attendence at roll call the
day was 05. After routine proceedings
the Fiume:lel Report was read and show -
15
Chinlad
W, Mc1ND00'S.
East Huron Teachers' Convention.
An institute meeting of the East Huron
Teachers' Association was held in the pub-
lic sohool, Wingham, on Thursday and Fri-
day, 2nd and 3ra of March. The
ance was not as large as might have
expected,
rta 93.
been expected, but the programme was well I ed balance ou mend of $1 carried out. On Thursday, the forenoon' Menem Doig,
to a Itve.y diecu+9ipu by
otlmtOu SCoti,.,Iiou..
session began at 11 D'e'cals, Plcs�izlent M. Halt, Robb, Plummer,
Black in the chair. After rontin.,k*efitst Hogg, Shearer and ;Ingram, us to N+bat
ng of should be doue with the funds on baud. It
order of business was the alga
committees, which resulted as
porting Masers. Scott and Hdg,
Business—Lough, Houston and
Resolutions—Doig, Musgrove and Clark-
son.
: Re- I wee finally agreed that s, committee oou-
eueral I blstittg of Messrs. Houston, Lough, Robb,
'ummer. , Plunitner and Scott be empowered to
collect the library, also to procure addi-
tional books to the amount of e75, It was
further agreed that the library be kept in
CliutoltMf0 )I first year tat lomat, and
that each member of the Asuoeiatiou have
access to the library, also that all teachers
who subscribed for the Educational Joar-
ua be cuusidered members of the Aasocie
atiou.
eesseti0N oe oi+i+Il1LItlf
was the next order of busineee. mid result-
ed as follows : President yit :: `+- Lough,
Clinton ;,.kirst Vice President, Miss Bra-
den, Bruseels; Second ; ioe-Presideut,
Cl t • neeretaty-Treasurer,
AIVEDSOON WESSION-
DeIegate's Report.—Mr. A. H. Plummer,
delegate to the Dominion Convention held
in Montreal from July 5th to July 8th,1892,
explained the origin of this Association
and gave a general: account of the work
taken up, giving a synopsis of the subjects
discussed by Hon. G. W. Boss, Minister of
Education, Mr. Inch, Now Brunswick, Mr.
McKay, Halifax, Mr. Sinclair, Hamilton,
Mr. Mayfield, Pennsylvania, Rev. Dr.Grant
and- others.
jn.ACTIC.tL TrELTHENT Or ENOLIsu.
M. Director of
William Houston, A.,
Taaoh_rs' Institutes, discussed the subject
"Practical Treatment of English," dealing
with reading and writing. He first describ-
ed a child when entering school and consid-
ers that a great deal of time is waeted by
`under -rating a child's knowledge. He main-
tains that a child cell express his or her
ideas in words before having received any
-public school trainieg,butmust be taught to
express there in different ways. Mr.Hous-
• ton uses the phonetic method entirely, and
considers a teacher who does not use this
method, a very inferior teacher. In teach-
ing a child to read he would always use
sentences, not single wards, as we always
think in sentences. Ile would also begin
with script and would not ask a oldld to
read print, until it be far enough advanced
to read in the second part of the first book,
thus discarding the first part of the first
book entirely. He would begin the subject
writing as soon as the child commences
school work.
TeesWater.
Mr. W. R. Thoult,son has had the mis-
fortune of having the shaft of his saw mill
ith many
engine broken. W. R. meets w
drawbacks.
Miss Date Richardson spent Saturday
last in Brussels, renewing old acquein-
tauees. •
d Miss Fergusson, of Blussele,
Mr. au
speut a fow days last week visiting their
brother, Mr. Dougal Ferguson.
Our harmotlice baud is getting quite pro- All clothing made in the latest styles.
fieieut ie the musical art. Their servicer WORKMANSHIP AND FIT
have beau secured for a number of con- GV M H
GEO. IRWIN
Wishes to announce to the people of
ned a
t�ilor shopinghana aTN THErnd tSTiORE ONE at he has DOOR
SOUTH OF MR. R. HILL'S RES-
TAURANT, and lately occupied by M.
Patterson, watchmaker.
sorts.
A number of Wiugltamites spent Suuday
evening last in the village.
Mr Geo, Nixou, of 'Walkerton, formerly
of this place, iuteuds comiug back !lore
again. His many friends will be pleased
to see 1]itn ou our streets as a citi.eu
agair.
Mr. R. Copeland has bad a severe attack
of pleurisy, but we are pleased to stats
that he is able to be around again.
Miss Nellie McDonald, assistant r. M.,
has not been able to attend to her ditties �
this week through ilium.
Hr. Dau. Ferguson drove to Brussels on
Friday last and spent. Betide), under the
pareutal roof.
Miss Levan, .mon, We notice Mr, John McKenzie's photo
A. Scott; Seaforth: Executive Cotnamong the le Brantford Fire Co's nut in the
J bio ore at
lleuetou+ I Tomo Globe of Saturday last. We are
GUARANTEED.
Come and see the beautiful
32)Po S S GrOODS
in all the latest tints and textures that
the European. and American. .arks
offer the Canadian: trade.
We offer great attractioa,s in every
department.
All goodsmarked in plain figures
and-, at cut prices.
CORDON & cINTYRE,r
' a Anchor gouse-
1
-
The patronae of the public solicited and
satisfacti g sauteed.
GEORGE IRWIN.
Wingllam, March 17th, 1893.
Messrs, Musgrove, .
Hoeg, audMis»Day. Provincial Delegate' pleased to hear that John is doing well.
A. H. Um:grove; Auditors,. Messrs.
Faul and Clarkeou. Mr, Doig wits called
upon, and iu a sort of extemporary address
touched on a few points in oar educlttionel
system, e::piainiug why be thought s o
many teachers make if. mere stepping stone
to some so-called higher profession. His
principal reason was that the remutiera-
tion is inadequate. Ho then took up ir-
regular atteudance and distribution of
school grants, and closed his address by
showiug why so many farmers' sons leave
he faun. He claims that boys should
"The duties of citizenship" was taken by
Mr. W B. Lough, of Clinton. He intro-
duced this subject by strongly maintaining
that the amount of history required at the
variolas examinations is far too great, and
recommended that it be reduced to such an
extent as to permit sufficient time to qualify
the pupils to become good citizens. He
claims that they should clearly understand
Civil Government, Patriotism,Loyalty and
Mile principles of Free Tracie, Protection,
BOven0c, ritriff,et0. To do this he would first
clearly eliow the Triode of election, duties
and reepo*'sibilities of the township council.
,Tohu is a sou of our veterau citizen, .
Norman hicli:euzie. Success to you, John.
Miss Susie Beeson invited a number of t'�1 i't - Nutt n B!I i (t
the young people in to spend the evening
et Airs J. W. Field's, on Tuesday ovenine,.
A very enjoyable time was
left thankiu�,r, Miss Bacon for her Isiuduess FOR SEASON OF 18915•
nod the enjoyable evening spent.
Mr. L. A. Brink has beau confined to the If ,von want a Neat, Showy Bill, well put
house this last week. We hope to nee hili' together and attractively displr ayed, oto goodthe
around shortly. paper or card, send y
Mr. Brink is making a shipment of peas l TIMES OFFICE.
to Barbadoes, West Indies, via New York. I A Number of Good
Cuts to Choose
aoasEMv�, A°�E��o�!
speut and all
t
BO ,O E IG-HTY) PIECES
SICILIAN'
PRINTSc
worth 26c per 7de, for 1.21c.
V V �1'
follow the eocation for waich nature ill- t The Toronto City Council with only one I Prices reasonable, and orders by mail
tended thetas. Considerable diecunsiou attended to.
followed by Clarkeou and Musgrove. dissenting voice decided ou Monday night I promptlyWI19tAf1�l9t.
SCIENTI1'IC TltalT?iaNT OF ENGLIan. to support the petition of the Dominion TIMES nrrIf
J r
Mr. Houston then introduced bin subs Alliance for a plebiscite on prohibitor]. -'----O --ter
jeer, "The scientific treatment of English. " _____- - _ - - - -- _•..•_-_-.�--•�-•_.
Grammar, he says ie the science of the--'''''.2--'-7-----1-
seuteuce, and science the cleasificetiou of I
knowledge. He would commence the
study of grammar in the Junior Third by
taking the sentence, as it is the unit of
thought, first divide it into its essential
elements, then classify the words, and
finally arrive et a goners' conclusion, thus
following the three successive steps of in-
duction analysis, classification andgeuerel-
ization. He next showed his method of
treating the complex and compoaud sou.
teuees.
Mr, Houstou'slectures throughout were
interesting and instructive, and consider.-
ttble valuable information eras carried off
by those who availed themeolvee of the
opportunity of hearing him.
RESOLOTIONS.
And ea pupiis learn to do by doing, it is
wall to OCIDIDGtice by calling the school
house a municipality, and having them go The Eollowitig reeolutiotis were passed
through tics actual performance of cting - T f raga! d tor the eommuuipn from
time and election, the teacher acting as
critic and guide. He treats each governing the North York Teachers' Association,
township councils appoint one or
body similarly nihil he reacher; tl,e ds tlta Federal thatara persons to sol as truant officers.
Parliament, thus givieg them a vivid anal in Resolved that no action be taken.
lasting impression of the duties of the viii
ioue officials. Considerable discussion fol- 9. In regard to the communieetionfrstn
• l5oi aria Black. 'SVeet Mutsu Teachers' Association, res•
p° g C�10ft]70]' 't119.:1 ever,
s arnfnatio of that one book only be sent in. descriptions are s ��
f We are the opinion that one dravrfna � I Give us a 00,11 and
E
Ifyou buy your Prints be.
fo�M�e you see them you'll
miss
ead(parters for Timothy -0
ad Clover Seed.
Yours truly,
GT C� -Gr-
$eg to her numerous patrons that
s to announce
she has DECIDED ON CONTI iUJII�3CT her
` ��.a tle
ilhinev'ti '� ; .4.
lower. by Muogroee, g
Cn••t I •I„�:.
etfu draaiing book* for entrahce ex.,
at hair o1 i establishment on Josephine
E�r���EI�I�J
St., ie.m, UNTIL
SEPTEMBER NEXT.
Fvu tSues of
SPRING GOO eS
AL
pular_ �' �°o ` 3tore
We have this week opened out Our eexceedingly
xc edingly choice and attractive of
N
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t''T FtIII��
9
{� I 'S�e iCE F,j, G .,,, TO 500.
'.
ARCING � �' o with
-Latest style., 1
CEILINGS AND BORDERS•�
To match, GILTS, GL%It'1:'�'IDLZS, MICAS, in grains, in white hacks,
brown backs and every other' kind of backs.
10 Per Cent. off all Waal. Papers for Cash
,Also large stock of WINDOW SttA.`D lS, which we ate selling
VVllha+n
Houston, :N. A., rbsutned hi
book is suff.oient, but that, in cane two ate
i required, the marks awarded for that hub-
, jot should be a maximum of 100.
3. That a vote ot thanks be tendered
diecttssion of tile'oraetical Treatment o
Bngliah, dealing particularly with Com.
position. Ile ccusiders that Composition
and Grammar are directly opposite. Gram -
Oar is the tscituce of the temteuce eta is
. see for yourselves. '
of the rie�nrest styles and stock. ii
! Vitinghatitt Mardi kith, 1893. q -
r
VOL.
This week
your attenti
nishings; S
bo upon you
end trials an
ed totnkoa
the wood pil
word about t
n side down,
all the dirt c
room wants a
new pair of
cloth, To h
trouble, we c
Our carpets,
Art mmlins
start lace cu
are value.
'better value
bouse in the
Direct Imp
through, con
pats out and
Shop pearl
Thin store cl
tial:444-4
C
Tire DEAD, A
•
teeued by I
tdriit street
required.
—Bruce
nd Huron
:Y —Ladies'
at J. J. McI
—Don't
Methodist
• —Cask fc
'Graham's r
—The Il
County arb
on Tuesday
—Just re
for• marnlal
35 'cents pe
—Prof. I
Brunswick
stock of ha
—For sn
a medium
—Wotna
thing, but
' dation her
ride a byci
—Hol 1
time to bu
to buy the)
the,goocla c
-Mr. NC
folds the
Church, 111
ist and clic
dist Chore
—Joe. 1
temperant
paralysis ;
Y., a shor
less ea we:
•—G T ]
leave Will
via W G cl
and 3.50 l
Good coni
Mr, ti
furniture
cut pretty
last. Th
betel Mr,
bard luck
—IWr.;
sion 11, I
stock mac
Weailesrl
—All sur
amount,
audience
eelabei
11110.31.
the Gayest'
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bend aiv.
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cleft, ie n
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