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VOL XX1, --NO. 1112.
We want to draw you men's attention
this ween to oar furnishings, the stock was
never so complete as et present in our
-ordered clothing, we aro, having the greatest
xueeeas, everybody pleased.
WHITE SHIRTS, •COLORED SHIRTS,
Edi
FLANNELETTE SHIRTS,
NEGLIG E SHIRTS, COLLARS,
CUBES, DERBY TIES,
Four.in-hand and the new bows.
HATS AND CAE'S fu all the new ?Mapes.
SUSPDNDI
S SOCKS, Gv
shmere and
Cotton,
Everything a man wants from his he I
to his feet, some elegant things in Russet
Shoes and Gaiters.
We are showing seine pretty styles •in
Ladies, Misses and Girls' red, tan and
bleok slippers and Oxfords.
Grocery stock full and fresh.
Shop early and se°ure prornpt delivery.
This store closes at seven.
ORR & HISCOCXS,
Direct Dry Goods Importers.
Tnn Bean, May 18, 1893.
Marriage Licenses
Issued by Fnnzax Pateansox. No 23, Vic-
toria _street, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses
requmred.
LOCAL NEWS
For Sado, a good, young working horse.
Malan & Sox, Wingham, Ont.
—The Thins is i file in the Canadian
Pavilion, at the Wo ed.'s Fair, at Cbioago.
The Town Con til will meet on Mon-
day ningnext.
Mr, Alex. Ross mnrchased eight more
eers to put on his fawn, this week. He
has 44 head o his place.
ail at the Star Restaurant for a big
atsortrilent of fruit. Jas. MoKsxven.
-The Presbyto of Maitland met in the
Presbyterian ohi.l h, Wingham, on Tues-
day last.
▪ LsThe Bast Bur Gazette bas removed
from Gerrie and w i hereafter be issued
from, Mildmay, wh' 11, no doubt, Mr. Green,
t , e proprietor, will find a larger field.
.--110[R. Kin an, Fish and Game
arc'len for.this faction, has been having
some parties befe a the magistrate for in-
•
•fraotione of the w.
Garden Seeds by the ounce and pound,
at Hamilton's drug store, two door0outh
of the.Post Office.
—The Secretdj
Association has
bound copy of ti
meal meeting' of
port contains m
ry of the Canadian Frets
ur thanks for a neatly
minutes of the last me-
lte Association. The re-
ny valuable suggestions.
—Rev. S. Sell ry, B. D., left for the Con-
ference, which i being helot in Owen Sound
this week, on M nclay morning last, accom-
panied by his brother-in-Iaw, , Rev. Mr.
Swann, of Aub rn. They drove'acrose th
country.
—Mr. WS F. reckenshire, photographer,
of ,this tower; l s been taking a number of
views •ofresld; tees, &e., in Wroxeter, lately.
, We had the ea astir° of inspecting one of the
public schoo and pupils. It was a splen -
dM piece of rk.
50Cents Cash will pay for Tsr THSER,
V for new subscribers, till the end of
the year.
—Dr. Melanie •left .for New York on
Wednesday and ill eemaiu in attendance
on the Polyclinic n that city till the first
of September D ring his absence his office
will be occupied . Dr, W. J. Rosa a clever
young physician tom Toronto.
--Billy Hicks, the well-known tramp
printer, has m o his last journey. lie
was suffocated b smoke in the loci .t p it
Borneo, 1Viiehiga , last week. It is snppti
Set fire o h. 1 •t'
11e t the lriattres 1 is
ed � sit a 1
with his pipe. X•Iia':,' *rents' toeide in
Ge to
o n
o g
• —A. uowspap r neighboring towtt
i.
'Spoke oftwo indi�orot
t Pa
nti
es i
et-
ang on Old seine ilatforrni as 'tthe lion and
the lamb lying .. wn together." And the
party poken Off the Iamb sari he has
beet! belittled. tt stops his paper. It is
ttnotho. filusc+'0., ion of the °Id sayibg that
s� art hilus. floe, not si ratoh every:reader's
1.444'just exactl in -the way Iia Wants it
sore,tolleci" that an gets mad knd takes
bI ri anotr'ofi the 1kat.
INGHAM
WING IIAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1893.
—The salts oris are closed, dorvii,fQr.ee-
pairs th ptoo 1
.
—The Auto
ing put in St.
atic telephone system is be.
arys and lliitohell.
—Cash for good butter and eggs at R
Graham's market grocery,
—Arraugem is are being completed fo
holding Decioi °tion day on Friday, Ju
Oth,
-The sto
nder 112x. J.
it will be ve
--'Work o
dence on Sli
pushed aeon
clays.
—Halbert there! Wbere are yon going
I alp going to the Wingham shoe store to
buy my shoes; I get all rips sewed free of
charge. J. J. 1VXcKnae n'.
—Rev. Wm. I aoGregor left on Wednes-
day on his trip t Scotland and England.
He will spend a ouple of days in New York
city and sail on aturday.
—Mrs. Helps, giving purchased a resi-
dence in Blyth, moved to that town on
Wednesday. She eased her house in this
town.
—We direct at ntion to. the advertise-
ment of the `!hit man Pea Harvester, in
another column. r. Wm. Gannett is the
local agent, and st 11 be pleased to show it
to any requiring s ch.
—Ladies, have your garments trade by
Miss M. Johnston, Gregory block, opposite
the Queeu's Hotel. Latest styles, good
work, always first-class lit.
—A. new time. t le went into effect on
the Grand Trunk, o Monday last. There
are a few slight (iia ges in the arrival and
departure of trains, which may be learned
on reference to the time table, in another
column.
---Bev. S. Seller , B. D., Will attend
the annual meeti g of the Theological'
Union, which will e held in Toronto next
week. He is one o the representatives of
the Guelph Conf rence branch of that
body.
-The • Blyth • 8 andard, in.speakiitg of.
the Cantata given n that town, on .Wed-
nesday night of ast week, by Prof. Scott
and assistants, f this town, says: The
cantata given:in the Industry ball last
evening, was a s (cess in every particular.
There was a larg turnout and the cantata
throughout was ell rendered. The pro-
ceeds amounted nearly $65.
—Fon SALE, Cnnxr.—I have a few, baby
carriages left that 1 will sell at a slight ad-
vance on cost, in order to make mot's room
for furniture. Don't bay until you get
prices from 5, G1tAoin, Wingham.
—The Palmer ton EReporter in speaking
of Mr. Wm. Bla. -, a well-known Former
resident of this own, says : Wm. Black,
the new livery mn; is adding every day'.,
something to hir well stocked barn. On
Monday be wen over to Wroxeter and
brought home a =w buggy just out of the
shop, and also an ther good horse. In fact,
Billy will have ailing but a first-class
art' le.
—Dr. P. P. Macdo bald, M. I'., has let the
contract for the erection of his bloek of
stores in town. 4 r. Neil McGregor gets
the excavation, tone and brick work and
plastering, and D r. H err the carpenter
work and pain ing. t is expected that
workwillbe no ind�ced on next week,
it
and the contra() is to be completed by the
3lst of Decetnh r, 1893. The cost of the
block when c repleted will not be inuoh
short of $12,00 We congratulate Messrs..
McGregor and err on having retained the
mistreat in to n.
Wonrsnor os Wnenrs.—E. Taylor,
cutler and grinder,is here to do all kinds of
grinding and repairing. Scissors, • reaors,
knives reblode&, saws sharpened. Umbrellas
and parasols . neatly repaired. Lawn
mowers sharpened and repaired. First-
class workmanship guaranteed. Statid next
to Town Hall.
foundation is being built
. Ferguson's residence and
.ed with
brick shortly.
Mr, John Pelton's brick res;.
ter street is being rapidly
and will be finished ha a few
is
—.A. meeting
all was held on
formed, to be lett
hall club. Th
elected: Ilon.
Vice ;'res., D
'Musgrove; M
Secretary, '.pito
ta.' At N arse •
e n
jr. 3kt°LeanT tt.
ISwanton auclJ
i
y
off �t tl►g cod
challenges front
longing to the
management of
doubt the olub ►t
the ttniateur ale
those interested in base
riday night last and a club
wn as the Wingham base
following officers were
'res., Thos. Bell; lion.
Chisholm; fres., A.H.
lager, Cho. Sof. Duffield;
. McLean; . Treasurer,
+.% b Cr
[anaging • Committee: '.l.'.
.
Newton!
McKay, 11.
. Bullard. The .club starts
ros art�, is olen for
any clubs, except those be -
agues. Under the „able
hir. 0. X. Duffield, no
11 take'a good stand among
of this motion of country.
•
—The watering. cart should be on its
rou►ods,
—A. number of members of the Baptist
congregation, of is town, were baptised
o Sunday mornii last, •
_Mr. Wm, Fess e tit has moved into tris
fine residence on Patrick street, and is
fitting up the grout is in connection,
—Mr. A, Roe's + otter, Miss Garfield,
took third moneyaY the 2.50pacing
rum
at
St. Thomas, on W dnesday. There wore
twenty-one entries and sixteen starters in
the race. The ti a e was 2.30, 2.27,1, 2.30
and 2.27x.
—The Mothodist '•hurclt pulpit will be
supplied on Sunda next by Rev, Mr. Ma-
hood of Wroxeter, nd on the following
Sunday by Rev. Mr Mahood, of Lakelet.
Both these gentle en are spoken of as
promising young•m
—Mr, Chas. H Clarke, editor of the
Orange Sentinel, oronto, and younger
brother of ex -May. Clarke, died of oonges.
tion of the lungs, t s other day. He was a
'popular journalist, and his early demise is
greatly regretted. Deceased was about 35
years of age.
50 CentsewChbwsrbpey, for ThT eTrof
the year.
—Anchor of Hop Lodge, No. 280, I. 0.
G. T., will give at entertainment in the
Temperance Hatl,o Tuesday evening,June
13tH. The progra me will consist of read-
ings,reoitations, die gues, vopel and instru-
mental music, &c. he admission fee has
esu placed at the lot figure of 5 cents, and
a (nit. house is antic' aced.
—A. young man epped up to the stamp
wicket of the po it office and told the
young lady in c11a ge that he wanted a $1
worth of stamps our times as many twos
as ones and the b lance in threes. Any
echolar who has got ahead of his or her
lessons may epen
the answer.
—For first-class tailoring and cheap
gents' furnishings, try Webster & Co,
Remember the place, only two doors north
o£ the old stand and between Ross' book-
store and Pattersou's jewellery shop.
a little time in getting ,
near rap.
No. 2 Company, 33 d Battalion, is order-
ed • for camp at Lo don, ' on June 20th.
This Company has r-oeived, new clothing,
caps, etc. Non-com ..issioned officers and
men are ordered to eport at the Armory,
Wingham, not later hon 10th June. There
are vacancies for a i.w recruits.
$.1 A YEAR IN ADVA
'-•--Mr, Jobn No rix, of this town, driver
on the London fa =.ight, baa been laid off
work for some ti o on account of an injury
received,
—It is expected hat St, Paul'schurch
congregation will purchase a pipe organ
and have it for u = at the opening of the
new church.
—A gnod attend nee of the members of
the W. C. T, TJ, is requested at the meet-
ing to be held t the residence of Mrs.
Helm, Patrick t, on Monday afternoon
next, at 3 o'clock,
—The latest in bicycle design is a sun
umbrella suspende over the head of the
rider from the gea of the machine. They
are light and eery' sable, and their use will
doubtless become eneral.
— On account o not being able to Reoure
sufficient railway accommodation, the de-
monstration adve tised to be held in Kin-
cardine on July st, ander the auspices of
Demonstration i istriot No. 1, Canadian
Order of Foreste s, bas been postponed till
Wednesday, Aug st 2nd.
—The Chatha
resolved that it i-
and is unbecornin
allow their names
they treat. The
ground, hence we
of medical practit
Medical Association leave
not good medical ethics,
in any of its members to
to be used in any oases
LUES alwaya took that
lever publish the names
finers in the news items.
—G T R trains or Torouto and east
leave Wingham at 6.25 a m and 11.20 a at.
via W G & B Division, and at 6.40 a m
and 3.45 p m, via Clinton and Guelph.
Good connections by all trains.
—Sabbath, June th, in Children's Day
in the Oongregatio al church, Wingham.
In the morning, th Pastor will give an ad.
dress on "The Foo 'eh Forty-two," to the
young people. Sa bath School at 2.30. In
the evening, the c idren will occupy the
time with a song ervice and reeitatione,
"In and Around J riche." They will be as-
sisted by the cho r. Collections in aid of
the Congregation Union Funds.
— The lectures f
will (D. V.) be con
on Lord's day, Ju:
8 in the evening.
om a Chart of the Ages
inued in Meyer's hall,
le 4th, at 3.30 p. m., avid
Subjects of interest will
be continued, steel as, the two Resurrec-
tions; the Lord's omirg; shall the Believer
ever come into ju gment for his sins? See
John 5:24; Acts 1; :38, 39. All cordially in-
vited.
—Pressers—If you want early tomatoes,
cabbage, celery, cauliflower; flower plants
—stocks, asters, pansies, etc., order from T.
C. Graham, at the Iron Bridge Apiary and
Greenhouses. A choice sample of honey
•-The hoopskirt hich was so confident - still on hand for sale. T. 0. GnixA1,
ly predicted early it the spring has failed Lower Wingham.
to materialize, and the commotion .caused —The Gospel etnperance meeting, in
by the announceme it of its triumphant ro- the Temperance o!, 11, on Monday evening
bsiding. According to last, was not large
ities there in not touch the president of t
his unbecoming device the chair. Rev.
arty day, if at at all, interesting addres
veil as feminine minds Brantford, gave a
ght up •on the subject and M°Gregor, a
talon, and the
School Orchestr
tions. These in
attended.
turn is gradually s
local fashion autho
probability that
will appear at any
and masculine as
that have been wro
may be at rest,
• —Everybody kno
most folks would fine
got the name, and ye
when you come to le
was being arranged
ally was that thos
present should supp y the eatables and polishing with
going A list of �hose necessities hav- g°In g out forte
what a picnic is, but
it hard.to say how it
it is simple enough
1 it. When a picnic --Tbc good el ; -fashioned way of washing
r, the custom origin• windows with soapy water, followed by
who intended to bo, clear wilts",fo lowed by dry cloths, and
newspapers or chamois, is
ate!y w for the Window a h -
)rising housewife of to -day
ows with water in which a
has been poured, and finds
em at once with her soft,
r she dips the rag in aloe -
whiting. She rubs the
'titre and polishes with
attended. Mrs. Helm,
le W. C. T. U., occupied
in. MacGregor gave an
Mr. J. H. Friend, of
solo; Mesdames Ireland
uet; Miss Smalo a reoi-
inghamMethodist Sunday
contributed severalselec-
etings should be largely
ing been drawn up, it vas passed around,
and each person picke.F out' the article of
food and drink that e or site was willing
to furnish, and the na., e of the article was
nicked or tioked off the ist. The open-air
entertainment thus bac me known as pick-
and-niok. The custom s said to have dat-
ed front 1802,so *chat the picnic is wholly an
institution of the pipets
—Scott Sr Bowne, pr
Emulsion of Cod Lives
to their magnificent ne
and Rose streets, New
the subject they say : "
to know that this new
direct
r:
building is the c it o
apprecation of Scott's E
no doubt, well aware tlia
vortising, and we are pl
occasion of expi:eseing
newspapers and other
country for rhetLmany
as to say a word about t e importance of
advertising any article o merit. While we
natural! think that o r great
Y
success
waix d t,tot have 'been poss We unless Scott'.
e
Emulsion possessed supe for merit, we do
not underestimate the v•
end we would suggest
roan in advertising he lint
est way to public favor."
nth century.
prietors of Scott's
Oil, have removed
building on Pearl
ork. In writing on
t may interest yott
nd well equipped
:ult of the pnblie
nlsion. You are,
we believe in ad -
ailed to take this
ur theatre to the
periodicals of the
courtesies as well
l
ue of advertising,
o every business
e the best,quick-
et'. Tho . onto.
washes her win
little kerosene
she Can polish
Tintless cloth.
hal and then i
glass with the to
ehamois,
—Apprentices
the dlessntakin
Moody's) tailor
tem of dress-cutt
Miss Hodgson 11
holida3 a and gam
fits, latest styles,
ing tailor system
anted at once to learn
Carter's (late Prof.
ystem•—only .perfect sys=r
g, taught to apprentices. 1
s resumed business after
autees as before perfect
ncl good. work, Teach-
', specialty.
—What queer mes we live in to be sure!
Tide from m„ o an ext any for instance : As
T o o
green onion are now on the market we
give here a new ' sue --six girls stand in a
tow while one bitea chunk ont of an onion
and a young man , ays 10c. for a guess as
to Which one it wit ; if lie guesses right he
the ()thee fivladies. - hed not
kisses h 1 s iftles
be is only allowed t • kiss the one with the
onion. scented bre h. --The tariff is ex-
tremely y •easonabl and we predict that
Y
1 1
this will be a popule genie as nos
f the
snit be di ese to go it once even if
bo 1s
Yp
troy lose.
A Puny and . retrial Eaby.
This ie now quite unnecessary! Llke
many otbera, you may have your baby fat
laughing and l►appy, if yen give it Scott's
tnulaion, 'Babies take it like cream,
---With the J i= number Worthington's
Illustrated Maga ins oompletea its first
volume under the most favorable atipiees,
The names of c• ttributors are such as
would do credit t any magazine ten times
its age. Among , ese are Mary A. Liver-
more, Edgar Tat ett, Hon. 5,. G. W. Ben-
Jamin, Prof, G. 'rederiole Wright, Rev.
George M. Stone, D. D., Lilian Whiting,
Helen Campbell, i, re. Jean Porter Rudd,
Clinton Scollar, Rev. Franis E. ,Clark
,
D. .0., (Presiden of the Soeiety of Chris-
tian Endeavor)B hard Burton,Ella Wheel-
er Wilcox, with . any other names of gift-
ed and popular a titers. The June number
enlarged by sixte' 1 pages, is rich in well-
written leading � rticles of timely interest,
in short stories, e says and poems,while the
charming illustr tions, bountifully repro-
duced, and the fm press work, render it as
satisfactory to th_ eye as it is refreshing
and stimulating t. the mind. Published at
Hartford, Conn.
Melee New meas.
Wholesale—Gordon ,k McIntyre are in a
couditien to supply families or amidst,
with new teas, at jobbers prices. Now is
the time to seeure your teas.
per oriels.
Gerrie Viclette : Mr. Jos. Ardell, of
Wingham, was in own this week visiting
his patents.
Blyth Standard : Mr. W. Hoinuth and
Miss F. Sperling, .0 Wingham, were the
guests of il'Iisa E. Y ung, on Sunday last.
Brussels Post : ' he Misses Gordon, cf
Wiughaln, spent th 24th at Rev. R. Paul's.
Palmerston Repo er : Mr. John Stephen.
son, of Wingham, spent Sunday last in
town, the guest of Iv rs Jas Johnston.
Seaforth Sun: 1L.•- Thos. Bell, of Wing-
ham, spent Sunday st with old friends in
town.
Messrs. Wm. Ber •y and $sigh Ross, of
Brumfield, were the guests of Mr. Alex.
Ross, of this 'town, for few days this
week.
Mrs. Robt. Malnd«o is in Brantford on a
two -weeks' visit to f :iends.
Iter. B. F. Brook, '•1 Listowel, was in
town on Saturday la t on business,
Mr. and Mrs. 5 rel Paling returned
from their visit to i ngiand, on Friday
evening Iast. They w<re absent about eight
months, and enjoyed heir visit very much,
but were glad to ge • back to Wingham
again.
Mr. J. H. Friend, o Brantford, was call-
ing on friends in tow fora few clays during
the week.
;airs. John Leslie, •f Winnipeg, and
daughter-in•law of Mr. Thos. Leslie, of this
town, has arrived in 0 tario, and will visit
friends in Milton, ingham and other
points.
Mr. Chas. Bradwin of Harriston, was
home visiting his par • tea, on Sunday last.
Miss L. Flaveret, o Wroxeter, was the
guest of the Misses R' sh, a couple of days,
during the week.
Miss Maggie Beill
was visiting friends
Mr. John Neelan
week, on business.
Miss Millie Lind ay left on Tuesday for
St. Catharines, whe e she intends spending
the summer.
of West Wawanosh,
1 town, this week.
is in Brantford this
An 01• Frond.
tt
1411. I . B. Flan ma n formerlywith " .
tJ
,
A
Brennan & Co., tann rs, Wingliam, now of
Hanover, writes to C E. Williams, saying:
"Please send me by express two bottles
snore of Heathfield's Healing Balsam. I
Mid it the best cougl medicine I can get.
Wo would not be wi 'lout it in our family.
It will cure any kind •f cough or cold and
gives immediate relie I recommend it to
all my old Wingham friends and cannot
epeak too highly of it
11
ncerely yours,
P. B. FLAK AOAti.
. For sale at Willie s' Drug Store, at 50e.
per bottle.
Court o Xtevision.
TheCourt of Mavis • n of the assessment of
the Town of Win; ham, consisting of
Messrs. W. F. Brock nshire, W. A. Johns,
J. S. Jerome, W. Towler and John
Neelands, met on M 29th to consider ap-
peals. On motion, V . F. Bracket►satire was
e
appoint d chairman
S. B. Webb, who 1 ppealed against his
assessment as being oo nigh, withdreta.hie
r,
tato that t as frontagetax
appeal, stating w the
exemption he wisihe to secure. The assess-
ment of Edward Bo ars, lots 4 and a', Vic-
toria street,was red sed to 50. The as-
$
itessntent of Geo. TvI.Kenzie, park lots 10
and 20, complained; against as being too
high, was mutat . a, The Paul Erin&
Maehinery Compo y of "Toronto appealed
against the assess • ent of the Woolen mill
property as teing s.ssessed to high-•-p,ssews+
rteut sustain d, no one appearf
appellants, , T. Watson, having:
of his pert nal property, his
of personal operty was struck cif
Moved by r. Towler, seconded
Johns, that tie Court of Revision ma.
that the Ass sor, Mr, S. Youln311's
went of the operty of the Town at
hale Into bee fairly and satisfactl
sassed, as is s own by the very few t
aphid his as ssrnent--Cat1'ied.
Moyed by J In Neelands, seoot4
Dr. Towler, th t the assessment rot
amended be to assessment roti
present year-44arried.
The court that .adjourned.
G0401'1e district electing.
The May dis ict meetfpg of the
dist churches i the Goderieh dietri
held in the Ont rio.street church
on Thursday mttd Friday last,
muiisters were resent, Rev. J. E. Ei
chairman, pr ;ding, Na objectional
taken to the t aching or oharaoter of
of the minist re. The two probatil
for the'minist y, G. B. 'McKinley,
J. Gilpin, nn. trwent a setisfeatoryl
ination, and •e, continuedon. trial.
E. A. Fear w s elected Secretary, an4
David Roger assistant. A public
ing was held t the evening; Mr. •'K..
gave an adds s on the Epworth
Mr. G allown spoke on the state of
work in the istriot, and. Mr, 4,yers m
an enthusias e temperance epeep
On Friday he following' laymen
present :—S. ear, G. Green, Goderih
Holmes, Jas Stevens, Clinton;
Gray, .Seafor i; John. Trewartha, Hol
vide; D. Li say, Porter's Hill; P.
Goderieh tow ship; W. Keys, Varna,;
Stoneman, H nsail; D. Steinbaugb, Zia
H. Eyre, Citi llntrst; John McLean,
Bannon; Jals, urstow, Nile; W. Blalie,1
miller.
The follow table showing the ami
raised on emelt °trout, for the differen
poses, explains itself .
trace
Goderieh N. St...,
0odarich Y. St ...
Clinton 1t. St
Clinton 0. St
Seaforth... .. .
Hotn1es�ille
tlayticla,
Varna
Housall. .
•Kipper .....
Dungannon._ ..
;filo
BCn "•i1IRr.........
}.y
31000
650
1000
850
1000
700
699
625
07:i
600
780
52i
vw
8450 OS
112 34
1182 33
307 93
501 09
330 03
124 47.
242 13
290 57
212 97
155 Si
321
125 54
81964 87 t
409 72 1
2545 45
950 73
1340 10
467 87
348 00 ,
004 00
709 00
41499
1054 04
389 76
35$ 58
MEarnallsnxr. 1 lie membership
district is as 1 ;lows. Goderieh,
497; Goderieh, V St., 176; Clinton,
330; Clinton, r St., 315; Seaforth
Holmesville 260 Bayfield 160; Varix
Henson .263; ilii en 221; Dungauno
Nile 248; Benlnil hr 192. This shows
crease of 110 ove last year.
Sououkrs.—Th re is a -total of 280,
bath School sen ars in the district..
Music carne M axes—`;'he followin
the contribution for missionary p
by the variou circuits North
Goaerich$203,2e Viotoria Street,Goci
386.15; Rattails ry St. Clinton $;17
tarso St. Chnto $160; Seaforth $
aloltnesville $19 .20; 13ayfield $83;
$116.41; Hens 1 3180; Kipper $
Dun a
nnon 19.07; Nile
lieu
389.60. Total 0529,73, an inereese
$300, eotnpate with last year.
Rev. J. Gall ay was elected Bele
the Stationing ontmittee. Rev. W.
and W. M. ray representatives'.
Sabbath Soh 1 Cot nittee. R
Irvine and R. Holmes to tit
League Com ittee. '1 M. C'x
Missionary Co mittee.
LAX Demo Ai .s—The 1 y Mega,
tend Conferen•• are It. Flumbe
Green, Godeti•I ; A. H. anning,
VWilleI4I; . GDyLn fsot, h; PJo. reerws1Ih
i1;'
Wylie, Varna; i. •0. St Homan,
Hy. Eyre, Kip en; W. °liana, D
n; Girvin Be'
non; Nile;W Blake,
Oomparativ y few copies of the
Jan are taken the district, and'
sion took plac• on the advisabili
ducing its size nd prime, so as to
infl to
its circulation n d t roe.
Some discus ion took place as to
file bottnaarie. of Bayliela cirenit,
was decided o lea a a it '
v s it
Only one 111 0,11 text Year. It
was
gested to !nal . a circuit, but in.vi
state of the = tepees, it was left a
The next dist tet meeting will be
HolnnesvilIe, std a S. 4. Convey
same tithe, ontnteuting at g p,
on the day o mooting, and
the evening.