HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1893-12-01, Page 4THE W INTGJIAM TIMES, DECEMBER 1, 893
E Willi Ontario has the only award given for a
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from h
. complete system of education f
s 9it The1
kiuderga;tea to the university. y
��^^•o[..7r judges laid particular stress upon the
�.�/�'#.t'.1..1k regulations made by the Education Do -
pertinent of Ontario, which makes our
AN l) Proviuuial sellout system so perfect iu its
uniformity. They are equally pleased
^; ° -'7":";IST
.; with our text -books and the control the
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depertinent a t nt b s over authorization,
.which does not allow au inferior book to
-.--• be placed in the hand of any pupil.
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T. Executive Committee : 1. A, Brown,
Exeter; J. Delgaty, Centralis] ; W, II.
Johnston, Hay; Miss IlleMnth, Goderich;
Miss Watson, Blyth.
Mr. Houston then continued the sub-
jeot of Mathematics, dealing with divi-
sion rind fractions. Moon profitable
discussion was evoked by Mr, Huston in
the treatment of. the subject of Mattie•
the
nasties throughout the session of
association, and it is hoped much good
will result 1t therefrom.refron
.
The time of adjournment having ar-
rived the essocaatlon adjoi+rned to meet
as . i ;,1. EGIIIPH WEST HURON TEACHERS. i in afternoon at 1.30.
€T i. Ur.lnswieli House At the Segni-annual Convention.
•i ,h
IdaTTERS OF 1NTERl bl 10 THE 'PERCHING
PROFESSION TtIOROt(11iLY DISCUSSED—
INTENT
OZZ DIRECTOR, norwrozr I i ('TCIIES ON E ttr-
+n.^ •^!fir ............'�'-"�.,r° CANADIAN T1E \EW EXECU-.
TI O.
R; !` i? + st ��+, ;' 1" Cr The Kest Huron 'Teachers' Associa-
s 1 •:, �7 �Ilt Goderich,
t'11Ii).'Y 1) C' .1S13:;1� 1, 18)3.
tion met in the Model School,
Nov. 24th, 1893, pursuant to call of the
executive committee at 10 a. m.
In the absence of the President, In-
spector Tom took the chair and opened
the meeting. EDITORIAL, NOTES.Wm. Houston, M. A., director of
cieaober.' Institutes, being present, avis
• .e: Imperial Federation League will then introduced, and proceeded to dis-
lvt> at the end of the year, the fad cuss Mathematics under the following
.'g riled a natalial death. heads : 1, Mental Arithmetic ; 2, Nota-
eun Patrons of Industry of West tion and Numeration ; 3, The four
• ington have nominated Mr. George Elementary Rules; 4, Fractions; 5,Ratio;
l er, of Peel, as their candidate for 0, Involution and Evolution. In Mr.
)ntario Legislature. Houston's introduction of the subject he
It Joliet THOICPSos has been appoint- dealt with the value of Arithmetic uuder
'It member of the Imperial•Privy
cil for his services as arbitrator in
Ueotion with the Bering Sea dispute.
title is "Right Honorable." was dealt with uncle). three ea s , P School Leaving Examination for the
1, tics s1:i11, knowledge, and esthetic. g ed with the means of grace.
I. CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON, Q. C„ Entrance Examination to the High
Mental Arithmetic was dealt with iu a The next meeting of the Presbytery
:lerliued the title of "Sri:" whiel]School, and would recommend that the
very practical and instructive manner. will be held at Wingham on the third
•)tferad him by the Queen for hisEntrance Examination and Public
The discussion of this subject was Tuesday in January, at 11.30 a. m.
cre in connection with the Berinir further continued by Inspector Toni, H. School Leaving be left as they are at r JoIIN 111A_�TAI]n, Clerk.
psroitraeion. He prefers to remain I Strang, J. Delgaty. Inspector Robb, Present. Lucknow, Nov. 24, 18'93.
Christopher Robinson. of East Huron, who was present, also 3. In view of the benefits received by
Toronto World does not think a took part in the discussion. the members of this association, and.Men `,real and cr her parts of Quebec
inion general election will be held W. H. Johnston gave notice of a mo- that the funds inthe association treasuryt
•{ el f 1896 With afew t' d tosubstituting the Y S are rapidly decreasing, therefore, we, fit a aback of earthquake 011 Mon-
"FRNOON SESSION
rI .
e association met as per adjaurai A committee, consisting of Messrs.
McLeenan, Sutherland and irlurray,was
appointed to draft a deliverance on the
remit on relations of Colleges to the
church, at next meeting.
A committee, consisting of Messrs.
Fairbairn, Anderson and their Presby-
tery Elders, was appointed to draft a
deliverance on the remit on recommenda-
tions of Hymnal committee, and report
at next meeting.
ed and, on ration of G. Shepard,seoond permission was given the Whitechurch
ed by R. E. }3ro:vn, the report was
adopted, and the janitors ordered to be and Calvin church, East Wawanosh, to
paid the usual fees. moderate in a call when they,are ready.
The resolution committee then re )ort- On motion, it was agreed that the
ed and, on motion of Inspector Tom, the Presbytery express its gratification at
the step taken by the Ontario Govern -
report was taken up clause by 011.000. merit in tasking an expression of the pub -
The report of the committee as amended lie mind ou the question of the prohibi-
was adopted as follows : tion of the liquor traffic, and would urge
1. That the Entrance Examiners be upon our people to use their influence
satisfied with one eopy of the ornamental and record their votes in favor of prohl-
1 ria -
el �s'i
t ]ere
are ten which showedthatl
�t ch
tian Endeavour Societies and three
others. The Presbytery having consid.
ered at some length the working of
the Ohristiau Endeavor Societies within
its bouuds, express sympathy with the
good work being done by these societies,
The Presbytery resolved to risk the
' { l to visit congre-
gations within our bounds for two
weeks, rind that Mr. Murray communi-
cate with him, those desiring to have a
visit to apply to Mr, Murray.
The remit of Assembly o0 enlarged
powers of Synods was disapproved uf.
The remit on representation of Mission
stations at Church Courts was approved.
went.
Inspeetor Tom took up "Time Tables
in Ungraded Schools," and dealt with
the work for these schools fully. Mr.
Tom urged that the teacher should keep
the copy books in his desk and examine
frequently. Friday afternoon entertain-
ments were recommended. Several
tenohers discussed the question further.
The auditor's report was then present -
three beads. It's tactical ana culture work in the copy book, No. 5.
P 2. That this association views with
value and its value as an introduction to
other or higher mathematics. Culture alarm the proposition of the Education
•h d vac- Department to substitute the Public
bition.
It was agreed that a conference be
held at next meeting as to whether the
Presbyterians in our bounds are suppli-
BARK WANTED.
1500 CORDS HEMLOCK BARK
-wanted at the Wiughana Teuuory.
$5 .00 PER CORD
Will be psid on delivery.
Parties peeling 15 cords or over, can
i
n.
...rind balance
iv Calf in summer deliver l
winter, if desired, and same price will be
paid.
t ]e snmita • U ion ]n regard o da
,6 su]•;rrises like Winnipeg., the Gov- i,eaving Exam. for the Entrance. your committee, recommend that the 3 -
r
'Hent will keep the evil day off as lou, The association then adjourned to ' annual fees of male ni9m,ers be 50 cents
ssible. meet again at 1.30 p. m.
os. MCGnesvEV, ex -M. P., and AFTERNOON SESSION.
,9las Connolly, the great contractor, The association met at 1.45 p. tn. Mr.
were tried at Ottawa, las; woek. for Latta, president of the association, hav-
iraey. were found guilty and sen- ing arrived, took the chair. Mr. Strang then proceeded with his
dtoone year iuthe Carleton County The minutes of the last session at subject "Infinitives and Participles" and
Exeter and the forenoon session vers in the short time at his disposal gave
Aron Jobe MrTr.i , of Erarnosa, has read and adopted.
i nominated as the Liberal candidate The following committees were then
be Ontario Legislature for South appointed : Resolution—Messrs. W. H.
and of female members 25 cents.
H. 1. Strang, B, A., and Inspector Tom
then took up the questions in the ques-
tion drawer. Several interestiug and
instructive answers were given.
some very practical and valuable hints
on this subject which were highly ap-
preciated by the teachers. Being a
ington, in plat:e of D. Guthrie, M. , Johnett u, Jas. Delgaty, Geo. Baird, 1 f English, principal Strang is •
., who decided that he would not i !hese • Burrows and Mary Blair • Audit I
candidate 1 Ides r J J Boyd and J 4 Dempsey.
WINGHAM TANNING CO.
Winghaiu, May 10th, 1893.
SLEEPLESSNESS is instantly re-
lieved and per-
manently cured by the faithful use df
CAMPBELL'S QUININE WINE.
It tones up the system and restores failing
strength. Recommended by all doctors as
a restorative after debilitating illnesses. ,
Prepared only by K. CAMPBELL & CO.,
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT. MONTREAL.
11ARKET REPORTS.
master o p p WINO iA3f.
} always at home when discussing any -1 Winghan], November 30, 1893.
again. — ' ' --` A. thing petraining to this as in other'.
lir. Johnston's resolution with refer- I Corrected P. Deans, Produce Dealer.
F eleetien in the; Ottawa to till the I branches of bis work, and his remarks I Flour per by0 lbs 1 50 to 1 80
ocy caused by the appointment of ( encs ofto I he P. S. Leaving Examination
H ID1eIetoch to the Lieut Gower- I was referred to the Resolution Commit-
'rliip of the Northwest Territories, tee, as was also a resolution by Mr.
take place on the 74th inst. Sir Boyd. -
etes Griot has been nominated as the 1 S. J. Latta then proceeded with the
Iservative candidate. a subject of drawing, illustrating his re-
narks by blackboard exercises. This
,ISIBETING of the East Huron Reform 1 proved very instructive, as Mr. Latta
elation will be held in the town hall, l showed himself thoroughly conversant
ss
ssel, on Tuesday, December 12th, • with the subject.
p. m.. for the purpose of selectingI Mr. Liouston then resumed the discus -
A Brick House and Lot*r Sale
In Wtngham, being lot 65, on the East aids of
Uatherine street, Ward No. 2. The house contahra
8 roome, paltry, and cellar, hard and soft water,
The lot contains one•alth of an acre. For further
pal tioulars apply to the owner, on the premises, or
�a Wingharu f . U. J. It. otille,N.
GEO. SHAW
CUTS DOWN THE PRICE OF MEAT
AGAIN.
STEAK, 100. PER LB.
Ontario Legislature. A full repre- I dition and multiplication.
tion from all parts of the riding is ' The roll was then called and showed
ntly requested. teachers in attendance.
Hie Conservatives of West Huron will G. W. Holman then read a paper on
t in convention at Goderich, on "Canada's Commercial Position in the 1
World," giying Canada's resources of all
kinds and tables showing our imports,
and other particulars with regard to
onsideration will be the advisability . urging teachers to teach the children to
ng out a candidate for the Ontario have confidence in their country.
stature. R. E. Brown then rend a carefully pre-
pared paper on "Writing in Public
Schools." Movable headlines were re-
commended to be used—the ornamental
writing in the Entrance copy books
should be abolished.Messrs, 13. I.
Strang, B. A., Wm. Houston, M. A., and
others eoutinued the discussion.
The time of adjournment having ar-
rived the association adjourned to meet
at 9 o'clock a. m. on Saturday.
are always eagerly listened to and highly
valued.
After passing a vote of thanks to the
trustees of the Godericb Model school,
the association adjourned to meet at the
call of the Executive.
GEO. W. HOLMAN,
See-Treas.
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Oats
Barley
Peas
Butter, tub
055 to 057
055 to 056
027 to 028
034 to 035
050 to 050
020 to 020
and other meats low in proportion.
PORK SAUSAGE
also on hand.
RARE ' C6fA
i! RE
A A
to ```alto from 315 to 525 ler weak in selling our Hardy
Canadian Grown Nursery Stock. Ifl;rhest Salaries
I )letll ()merevauw,
u weekly. C
on
or Commission P id1
special 1nstruetionsto beginners. Write this Week
for terms to. I
R. 0. GRAl1AM, Nurseryman,
1st Toronto, Ont
CHEAP READING!
Our Clubbing Yates.
I am prepared to paw the Highest
price for all kinds of fowl. They
must he drawn and well dressed.
• GEO. SHAW.
Wingllam, Oct. 10th, 1393.
Tho Turas and Toronto (globe, wacb ly $ 1 50
The Tools and Toronto Empire, weekly 1 75
The Truss and London Advertiser, weeldy,. ,1. 75
The Turns and London Free Press, weekly., 1 75
The 'rules and Montreal Herald, weekly 1 60
The Trxxs and Montreal Witness, weekly 1 60
The Toms and Toronto Daily World
2 56
The TIMES and Montreal Family herald and Star
weekly, and premium 1 75
The Ttuss and The Ladies' Journal, monthly, 1 25
Toronto
The Ties and Cosmopolitan Magaz,ne,monthl,l•, 2 05
New York
The TIMES and The Live Stock Journal and
TTousehold Companion, monthly...... . 1 75
The Timis and Fanners' Auvocate, biweekly 1 00
The TIMES and the Cultivator and Country 2 75
Gentleman, weekly
The balance of 1893 free 111 every case.
Reduced rates with ail other papers not mentioned
in the above list,
Address,
Ticiss Orme.
Wingham, Ont.
In order to dispose of our entire stock of Goods, as
.need then] and we need the money, we shall for the
Butter, rolls ........ ...... 0 20 to 0 20
Eggs per dozen 0 15 to 0 15
Wood per cord.... .... 1 50 to 1 75
Hay' per ton .. .... 6 00 to 6 00
ext Thirty
be prepared to quote
we know yowl
}
Prices Entirely Below Anything that has ever been heard of Before
in all onr lines.
----- Potatoes, per bushel 0 30 to 0 35
005 to 0061
008 to009I
0255to 035
040 to 050
6 00 to 6 10
Geese, per lb
Presbytery of Maitland. Turkeys
The Presbytery met at Win gham, I lu ksens, per pair
g
eday, December 12th. The election
ulcers and other important business
take place. Among other matters
Monday last. the tariff bill prepared
e Ways and Means Committee of
United States Congress was made
ie. It makes sweeping reduction
he duties and places a great many
cies on the free list. Almost all
materials are placed on the free list,
ell as coal. eggs, wool and bread-
s. The barley duty is reduced from
12 cents. If the measure; becomes
in its present shape, it will be of
ease benefit to Canada.
EVENING.
In the evening an entertainment was
,c Is said that a number of their given in the Collegiate Institute Hall,
consisting of music and a lecture by
Wm. Houston, Esq., M. A., on "Reminis-
cences of Eminent Canadians." The
usual votes of thanks closed a vary suc-
cessful entertainment.
The association met at 9:15 a. m., Mr.
Latta in the chair.
W. II, Johnston conducted devotional
exercises.
The minutes of the afternoon session
were read and adopted.
The election of officers was then pro-
oeeded with.
Messrs. Gowan and McLaughlin were
appointed tellers.
The election resulted as follows :
President, J. T. Wren, Iiensel!; Vice.
President, Mies Burrows, Sheppardton;
See. -Trevi., G. W. Holman, Ellaville.
ds intend preparing a petition and
ting it to the Governor-General
g the clemency of the Crown in
of McGreevey and Connolly. It is
hoped that the Governor-General,
has any authority in such cases,
efuse to have anything to do with
oiling men who have been proven
of the offences they have. The
thing to regret is, that all those
ed with them in their vile busineee
not behind the bars with Mc-
ey and Connolly.
awards in the Education Depart -
the World's Fair have just been
, awl the Government of Un -
way dell proud of the success
getatfionstl exhibit. The Com-
mis
iii* understands that
Nov. 21. Rev. G. McKay, Moderator. Dressed Hags
The minutes of assembly for the Elders can vox,
were distributed ; also, the annual Fall Wheat, old 0 50 to 0 60
statistical and financial returns. FWheat, new.. ........ 0 58 to 0 01
Elders' commissions were received in Spring
all Wheat 0 53 to 0 58
Barley
Oats
Peas
Potatoes, per bushel0 35 to 0 40
•017to018
013to013
5 00 to 7 00
300 to 400
favor of Angus Martin, Ripley, James
Quaid, Port Albert, Robert Barr, Ethel,
Peter Campbell, Bluevale.
The Pastoral charges entitled to send
commissioners to the General Assembly
were announced : To send ministers—
Whitechurch and East Wawanosh,
South Kinloss, Wingham.. St. Helens
and East Ashfield, Ashfield; and to send
Elders—Walton, Langside,K n ox Church,
Ripley, Knox Church, Brussels, Moles-
worth.
The Rev. A. Findlay, superintendent
of Mission in Barrie and Algoma. Pres-
byteries, being present, addressed the
Court regarding the work carried •on
and the need of the field at some points
to have churches and manses erected
with as little delay as possible. This
Presbytery expressed gratification at Mr.
Findlay's visit and cordially commends
the object of his visit to all our congre-
gations.
It was agreed to apply to the Commit-
tee on the Distributions of Probationers
for full supply for Huron congregation
next quarter, provided Gaelic supply
can be secured; and for Molesworth one-
fourth supply ; tor Whitecbtlrah and
Calvin Church, East Wawanosb, three
Sabbaths supply next quarter.
Messrs. McLennan and Mark Wilson
were appointed to audit the Treasurer's
books and report at next meeting.
The Rev. Dr. G. L. McKay, Missionary
to Formosa, was nominated Moderator
of the next General Assembly.
Mr. Rose read a report oa 'Young
People's Societies in the Presbytery
, .,.... 0 30 to 0 35
0 29 to 0 30
050 to 051
Butter
Eggs,gper dozen
HCordwood
EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
Pursuant to the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1857,
Chapter 110, Section 46 the creditors of Alexander
Rh100111, late of the Township of East IAawanosh, in
tha County of Buren, who died on or about the Sth
day of October, A. 1)„ I893, are required to send to
R, Vanstone. Solicitor for Hannah Kintoui and John
Gibbons, Executors of the slid deceased, winghant
P. 0., on or before the 20th day of December, A. D.,
1803, their names, addresses and descriptions. the
full particulars of their claims, astatement of their
account.• and the nature of the securities or any)
held by them; and notice is hereby given that the
said Executors will, hum'diately alter the lost men-
tioned dray, Proceed to dtstrihn4, the assets of the
said deceased among the parties entitled' thereto,
having regard only to the elahns of which they shall
then hare notice.
Gated this 22nd day of NovIt1093.
ember.
solicitor.
HANNAH U5NT0L-L, l lixecutor4,
JOAN GIBBONS, 1
OR. McLELLAN, LONDON, ONT.
GENTLEMEN'S SUITS
made of the best Fabrics the market produces.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS g UNDERWEAR
we cannot be undersold.
BOOTS AND SHOES
. at the most unprecedented low prices.
We are headquarters for the celebrated.
ranhy ver hoe
also all Canadian Brands in Stock, with Socks to match.
t
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OILUTH
S r S
FIRST -CRSS INI)LS PRICN RIGHT,'
Repairing done as usual.
497 Talbot Street,
EYE ani EAR' StT11rGEO11,
Gradu'ite nt the New York Eye and Ear hospital,
15;99. Porti (lraduateenuree on the Eye, Ear, Diose
and Throat at the Noses York fest Graduate Medical
School and Hospital, 1802. Eyes 'tested. Glasses
supplied. rine stock of Spertacles, Lenses and .
Artia(:ril }les. Will be at the
Brnnaw'idk Mouse, WtNGICAM,;
l The First or Last TIICUIt$1)AY of
each month, at date named below:
First Visit,, January 14th, 1894.
mows ii s. rtt. to 8.00 p. rn. Charges j
moderato. C"W a naw o.T„►
J. J. HOMUTR & SON,
Windham,
HARNESS AND COLLARS.
Having bought out the Ambler !farness Business and started in his old stand,
am prepared to furnish the public with everythi usually kept in a harness shop
such as
HEAVY, LIGHT and TRACK HARNESS,
NETS, DUSTERS,
Wl3IPS, CURRY COM SS,
BRUSHES, SWEAT COLLARS,
TRUNKS, VALISES and
TRAVELLING BAGS, the., d:o
*
I make all my owuoltara and guarantee satisfaction.
Give mo s trial and T will use you right.
r�.
East W awanosti•
Mr. Thos, tAkelt has been o
l
$5,000 for Ilia faun, but bus not
decided to accept, as he would
(puired to give immediate posse
Munn Bros, have purchased a
ably sawmill, and intended seal..
up and running it with their
traction engine this winter.
Miss N, Watson has been re.e
ed to teach in S. S. No, 10 for
at an increased salary,
Mrs Love, of the 6th con.,
Wewanush; who lest spring sol(
farm to Mr. Win, T. Nohle,of 1-1
but retained possession of it. 1s 11
to Blyth and givign Mr. N.)ulo
pos1eseion and ooutrol of the pia,
Manchester.
A most successful meeting c
West Huron Farmers Institut(
beld in Manchester on Thursday
November, The addresses of the
noon were well put, and the d
were conducted in a lively
Mr, R. C. McGowan spoke ou
draining, and Mr. R. McMillan
on dehorning cattle and fat
tllern for the British market; 1
exhibited his dehorning app;
The evening meeting Was largt
tended,Mr. Baillie acting as ells
The Auburn band gave some ex
music ; Mr, I.V. McPhee, M
Stalker and Mrs. W. N. Howiei
gave some excellent music on
and organ. The speaking was
by J. E. Tota, P. S. I , on "A
Lure in our public schools," whi
ably done. Mr, R. McMilla
an account, of his trip to the
West and Chicago. Mr. J. T. G
M. P. P., then spoke on
Farmer's boy," and we are 20
the boys present would apprecir
Garrow's efforts on their behalf
C. Hamilton. of Blyth, spoke c
"Benefits of joining the lnstitui
Kintall.
The people, to this vicinity
been enjoying the first sleighiu€
season, for the past few days,
The semiweekly sales at Mi
ned;'store still continue and ar
ing a great success, although sc
the boys do become a little upr
after the sale are over.
Our village received a call,las
from the travelling perform
McLean, comic singer and recit
Professor M. J, Welch,champic
jawed town, formerly of A
Wisconsin. The' former ke
audience in convulsions by his
eries, while their amazement
wori-derf,il feats of his company
unlimited. He lifts without a
perceptible effort, a half a ba
water, from the ground, car
about the platform and sits it
again all by the unaided s
`T of his teeth, .He is willing t
any athlete in this particular 1i
may wish to compete with him.
On Thursday of last wet
members of the local branch
C.' M. P. A. met at the rrsldf
one of their number, Mr. J,
Dalton,to•offer him their con
tions on the occasion of his to
After the us ial greetings wer
the Rev. N. Dixon was called
chair Ile made a very neat
propiate speech and then int
Reeve Griffin who in 9 few w
en words, tendered the yours.
the regaids of his brother
and beg their acceptance of a
ful easy chair presented by t
bers of the branch. Mr.
although taken by surprise,
thanked the donors and
that each one of them ' mig
enjoy the benefits of their•gii
guest. After a few hours spen
Intercourse, rills company c
wishing Bro. Dalton add his
spouse many years of unalloy+
nese. •
Lon:desboro.
Mr. J. T O'Brien has mo
to Lonrleshoro.
Mr. Humphrey Grey is h
visit to relations here.
Mr: Brown, of Mandel;
open a harness shop in part
Wilkin's shoe shop, in a W
'At the regular meeting of
G. T. lodge, ou Tuesday e
committee was appointed to
letter of condolence to B
Adams in the loss of his wif(
also a member of this lodge,
of remembrance. The ebo
lodge was draped in crape.
There was a spelling matt
meeting, Sisters Crisp and
acting as captttinsi, which re
victory for Sister, %seam
Bro. Ephraim grey keeping
the longest.
S. 0, E. lodge meets toni
ie quarter night; also, c
officers. There was a W. l
irg of the lodge and a suppl