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TEE W1 G.: AM TIMES, JANUAR : 19, 1t89L.
' the utter depravity of h mune eaters (senseless foratotlitiea °lemma at the
and, of course, they expect the Leuista-
7 tare to humbug the people iu some way
or another. The hardened proteesionel
politician thinks that the =inhere of
the Legislature are as abandoned es be
is himself, We have no such opinion of
DRUGGIS like
Legislature or this Province. Men
tre Sir Oliver lelowat, G. W. Ross, and
J. M. Gibson on the otle side, and ter.
Meredith, Mr. Master, and Mr, Wood on
'— the other, will do their fluty, There are
ACT[[t� a • a•I, u •. n others on both sides just as conscientious
,t 4ll„ , . T E . ' . �. E a � 0 as their leaders. If it is shown that the
power to prohibit, is in the Legislature,
opp. Brunswick House we believe that body wilt fearlessly do
what the electors on January first gave
Wingham - - - Ont thein a mandate to do.
Moruxnl .M.. Witness ; The woollen and
----14 cotton oominnesters are at Ottawa, busy
"SAC" , guiding the hand ot the Finance Minis.
:`•nni timester, which fixes the duty on goods which.
they manufacture. Tbat is very nice,.
certainly, for the woollen and cotton
men, but what about the interests of the
fanners and workingmen, and other
ocnsureers ? They are not represented at
Ottawa ; they are not called into the
Council by Mr. Foster : they do not
guide the hand of the Finance Minister,
The textile schedules are now, we sup-
pose, being worked upon by the Govern-
ment, and the spinners and weavers aro
given notice, and asked to meet the
Government. The iron and hardware
FRIDAY. JA,N U BY, 19, 1894. •
REFORM CONVENTION.
The annual meeting of the East Huron
Reform Convention (for both Dominion
and Legislature) will be held in the
Town Hall, Brussels, on Tuesday,
30th instant, at 1 p. ,.n., for the election
of officers and other business.
To the evening. a mass meeting will be
held in the Town Ball, which will be
addressed by Dr, Macdonald, M. P., .Tae
1111eMuilen, M. P. and Tilos, Gibson, M.
P. P. A full attendance is requested.
EDITORIALNOTES.
'.,.oi oexo.'s civic debt is now 0100 for
every man, woman and child in the city.
Tot:orixo Junction Council has decid- hose tax collectors to foot the bill, with any Roman Catholic epee the sub-
ecl to economise by cutting down solar. Al A cif x't`livca of the Provincial Pia- feet of this Order, nor will I enter into
leer ae . biscite Central Campaign Committee' any agreement with a Roman Catholic
to str.ke or create a disturbance whereby
the Roman Catholic employes may
undermine and substitute the Protest-
ants ; that in all grievances I will seek
only Protestants and coupsel with them
to the exclusion of all Roman Catholics,
and will not make'known to then any-
thing of soya nature matured at such
perfect the arrangements of the eonven enuferences; that I will.not countenance
tion. The gathering is expected to be the nomination in any caucus or conven-
large and -representation is as 'follows: tion, of a Doman Catholic for any cillos
—Every cherub and Society, to be in the gift of the Canadian people, and
entitled to two representatives, and each that I will not vote for nor counsel others
church and i?!ociety having more than 50 to vote tor any Reiman Catholic, but will
members to be entitled to an additional veto only for Protestants ; that I will
delegate fur each 60 or fractional part of endeavor at all times to place the politi-
50 after the Eirstfull 50 members. Tile cal positions of this government in the
opening or the meeting, this edifying
piece or literature goes on to say :-• "On
the altar in the centre or the scent,
which is also draped with national
colars,11es an open 'Bible," Here I ask
the reader to pause and consider this
uacriligeoua attempt to make the Bible
eubsorviont to ell the injustice, false-
hood, tied perjory contained in the oath
given below. Be it remembered that
Satan himself can use the Bible when he
has a purpose to serve. Well may We,
say in the words of Rev. Mr, Doneld, a
Presbyterian clergyman: On the lips of
such people "the Ten Commandmeuts
are immoral and the Sermon on the
Mount corrupting." The next item of
importance we meet with is a prayer
offered by the "Chaplain., This prayer,
if considered in itself, would be a beauti-
ful act of devotion. But when taken in
connection with the oath given below,
in which it becomes a petition to God
for the accomplishment of monstrous
atrocities therein contained, it becomes
the rankest blasphemy. I now come to
the fatuous oath. Here it is :
"I da most solemnly promise and swear
that I will not allow any one a member
of the Roman Catholio Church to be.
come a member of this order, knowing
him to be secs, that I will use my influ-
ence to promote the interests or all
Protestants everywhere in the world ;
sebedule will be considered, and then that I will not employ a Roman Catholic
the iron and steel manufacturers will m any capacity; it I can procure the
flock to Ottawa. The rice millets, the
paper .makers, the oil men, and the rest,
will all have their turn. And the farmer
services of a Protestant ; that I will not
aid m building or maintaining by my re-
sources any Roman Catholic Church or
and workingman, the merchant and pro.institution of their iject or creed whet,
fessioual man, the shipowner and trans-
porter will not be called in ; they will
merely be called upon by the custom
aver, but will do all in my power to
break down the power of the Pope; tb at
I will not enter into any controversy
1k Ontario Lenisinttii0 Inns been held in `.Toronto, on Friday last, the
summoned for the dispatch of business matter of what further action is to be
ou Weduesday, February 14th.. taken in view of the recent vote, was
Tut Patrons ot South I.iuron will meet considered, when it was resolved to hall
at Rensall, on the 24th inst, to nominate another Provincial convention in Toron-
a oan(litln,e for the Ontario Legislature. to, to meet on Tuesday, February 6,
An effort is being made by theScottish A local committee was appointed to
cattle feeders to have the embargo
'against nanadian cattle removed, so late
despatches state.
o
Ties Tlontinion Parliament has been
.: further adjourned till the latter end of
' February' and it is likely it will be furtber
adjourned till some time in March, The
A Government is "looking to Washnngtan,'
• waiting to learn the fate of the Wilson
T trill.:.
letternsetEx will be interested in learn-
, ing that the position of staff sergeants is
0 abolished as a rank. They will hence -
3 -1 forth be "sergeants" simply, and will
0 robably ba considered as entitled to
• wear the badges that appertain to that
Tirank without the usual additional
stripes.
;Stir. J. J. Ke so, Ontario supertntend-
nt of destitute and neglected ohiidren,
as succeeded in the short time that he
as been in &lice in systematizing the
ew department. He has travelled pretty
ell all over the Procinee, and has dis-
ributed an immense amount of litera-
ure amongst oharitable workers, besides
organiziug children's aid bawls in many
laces.
W eenneoo (Quebec) Advertiser : Mr,
aster may just as well do his tariff
'pinking now as later. Tbemanefaotur-
rs have such a lien upon him that he
ill not venture to do more than to
raker and patch up the tariff, and that
rt of tariff reforan, it, may be confident-
predicted,will not satisfy the country.
f4I'Itend after that the Tory protectionists
Thaahoirld prepare their minds for the de -
age.
Belgrave.
The annual meeting of the membera.
of the hast Wawanosh Agrioulturnl
Society was held at Liviugstou's Hotel,
13elgrave, on Thursday, the lith inst. A.
number of members were le attendaneo.
The annual statement was read, showing
a cash balance in treasurer's hands of
$144.88, Glias. Proctor was elected
President (the fourth time), and .Ins.
Owens, Viee•President. Directors ap-
pointed : Jas. Proctor, B. Wilkiuson, N.
Cuniing, R. Scott, Tbos. Bridges, R,
Corrie, R. Corley, John Ouultes, sr., and
Walter Scott. Auditors: --P. W. Scott
and 111,11.. Harrison. Secretary, Finlay
Anderson ; Treasurer, C. McClelland. •
The roads are bare ot snow ; but not
of mud.
Wanted,—Weather 10 degrees below
zero, plenty of snow, and brisk trade.
It is rumoured that Rev. G. Law will
resign his present pastorate.
J. E. Hunter, of ;vlorris, is announced
for next. Sabbath evening in Belgrave
Methodist Church.
That a wedding this week is one of the
Natures ie Belgrave.
following organizations are to be eau -
Ilona of Protestants. (I;epeat.)To
tled to representatiou on .the basis or which I dos ostsoletunlomise•and
named :—Branches of the W. C. T. U. y p'
rLuGkYIOW.
swear, so help God. Amen."'
'A Masonic "at home" will be given iu
Divisions of the Sons of `Temperance, ,
The
needs
` he above needs no comment. It the Lunn hull, ou the 23rd instant, nodal
lodges of the I. U. G. a ., councils of the bears upon its faye its own condemnation.` the auspices of Old Light lodge.
Henry Tyler, of Kinloss, appeared be.
fore Magistrates Thos. Lawrence and
James Bryuu, last week,cbarged by James
Mullin, of Kinlougb, as an idle vargraut
without any visible means of support. He
pleaded guilty and the magistrates sent
scattered over these extensive fields re- him up to the county jail for six mouths.
quire my undivided attention. The P. The Luckuow C,aledouiuu Society will
P. A. and its "Grand Pl;esident'' bare celebrate Burns' anniversary by *grand
been placed before the citizens of Wing- ball iu tbeir hall, on the 26th of January.
ham in this true light. The fraud be:s
been exposed and therefore my mission.
is accomplished. Before retiring from
the scene, I wish to thank you, Mr.
Editor, for the kindness and courtesy
'which you have manifested towards me
throughout their un pleasant business. I
wish also to state most emphatically that
the stand 1 have taken on this question
•is not directed against Protestants, as
such. Nothing could be further from
retraction. As none ,bas as yet been my thoughts than to wound even in they
forthcoming the public will be justified slighted 'degree, the religious suscepti-
in concluding that McConnell is unable bilities of those whose conscientious
to verify his statements and that he has convictions I respect. But I do protest
not the manhood to retract them. I against the .conduct area band of dis-
reputable cowards who in the name of
Protestantism attempt to outrage our
lay. -abiding, peace loving, Catholic
people. I remain, yours very faithfully,
Taos. Qtnol nir, P. P.
On Saturday last, Bishop Baldwin
administered the rite ot confirmation in
Trinity church, in this place, upwards
ot twenty being con
music was provided by the choir.
.a. meeting of the members and ad-
.herents of Knox aural) was held in the
church, on Monday, the 15th inst., to
find out the feeling of the people in re-
gard to joining Calvin church in East
Wawanosh. No action was taken at
i,resent.
Miss Thompson, of laytield, who has
been visiting in and around Belgrave,
returned to her home on Monday.
Miss Bella Howitt, who has been ail- ,
iug for surae time past, died on Wednes•
day morning, at the residence of hercession or East Wawanosh, In order to dispose of our entire stock of Goods, as
concession
Mrs. Jas �u:nbtman, on the 6th 1 heed them we and wneed tWo money, shall for the
conc
firmed. Excellent
A RARE CRANI
to make from. 518 to 5:1;iterweek t110011ngonr tiludy
0anadtan Grown Nmerrr Stork, Il latest Salaries
or Commission ,aid weekly. Complete itt711 rr Inns,
Speciai instructions to beginners. Write this wokfor torula to.
s. o oitall/01, Nur2oryn,aa,
12t WANTED.Porantr., out
BARK WANTED.
1500 CORDS CAflQS HEMLOCK BARK
wonted at the %%Thigh:am Tunuery.
$5.00 PER CO1
Will be paid on delivery.
Parties peeling 35 cords or over, eau
deliver melt in summer and balnneo in
winter, if desired, and same price will be
paid.
WINCHAEVI TANNING CO,
Winghatu. Patty 10th, 1801
CEO. SHAW
CUTS DOWN THE PRICE OF MEAT
AGAiN.
STEAK, 16-6". PER LB,
and ocher meats low in proportion,
PORK SAUSAGE
also on hand,
I am prepined to pay' the highest.
pricy, for all 1clt.dtt of fowl. They
trust Ito drawn cud wt 11 dreeted,
GEO. Sl! A W.
Winghttm, Oct. 10th.. 1806.
Thorougli 4 ! 141g Tvallon,
TFIOItoUGa WORK, under the guiding hand of the 1'ItIN(Ity,j of rho
Forest City Business and Shorthand School, of London, Ont.,
who has had Brad.or, preparation for his chosen profession, assures success to every student. flaring spent
Ft0TRRN YSARN in the class room and F,r s YRAR( in REMISESanti of10108 rfACTiea, he should know how to
prepare young people for business. It pars to attend a school that has a atonal:: among. business mon:
Oolloge reopens on Tuesday, January «ud,1804. Catalogue free, Good board ??S.50 per week,
6m•• 3. W. WEST14:i1 V1i1LT, A'rinciipal%
W1litechurch•
Bev. N. Morrison, graduate of
College,Torouto, preunbed at Whitechurch
atluEast Wawanosh last Sabbath.
The Whitechurch Creamery Company
are asking for tenders for the drawing of
the cream for the year 1894. Tenders will
be received up to Tuesday next, 23rd in-
stant, at which date the directors will let
the contract of supplyingthe company
with forty cords • df green wood, forty-five
tons of ico and dispose•of the- buttermilk
of the aeasou of 1894.
Knox
R. T. of T., branches of the League of
the Cross, prohibition clubs, any other
prohibition or temperance organizations,
church congregations, Young Dieu's
and shows so the world the craven hy-
poorisy of P.•P. A, ism.
I wish to state here that this letter
will, positively, be my last upon this
Christian Associations, Salvation Army
painted subject. My ever pressing duties
corps, Societies of Christian Endeavor,so ethe spiritual wants of my people
Epworth Leagues, branches of St. An-
drew's Brotherhood, Baptist Young Peo-
ple's associations in connection with
,church work the provineial officers
and Executive Coinmitteeof the Ontario
branch of Dominion Alliance to be also
members of the, convention.
•
To the Editor of`•the wia:;ham Toms,
Sus,—Tb roe weeks ago I wrote a letter
to the TIMES demanding of the P. P. A.
"lecturer" McConnell, a retraction of
certain slanderous statements against
the Catholic Clergy, especially -myself.
Two weeks were given Mm to make such
"
Tolto:cxo is verily the City of shall, therefore, administer to this self-
Ilinchurcbea." There are within the cor- convicted criminal the well -merited
a --oration 197 places of worship, more castigation 1.0 which public opinion has
In there are in either Buffalo or De- so justly condemned hien. I have to say,
Ontroit, and twice ae many as there are in Mr. Editor, that the process will be to
irontreal. The Anglicans have 42 me, as well as to you, a painful one,
nrisoclurches. the Methodist 41, the Presby- But still it is a public necessity. A
weaklier* 30, 30 the$p , .Baptists 19 the Roman cankering wound cannot be healed
,lcaelethelles 1.3, the Congregationalists i1,j without beteg well probed. My loathing,
is somewhat similar to than of one, who.
for the safety of othere,crushes the head
of a venenous snake in the grass. I can
respect and honor the opinions of a
'lira other bodies 16. There are besides t therefore, in dealing with this creature
dolt mission houses carried on by the
d o riou8 denominations.
t, AT glen meeting of'I'orottto City Conn -
tilt
e
It
1, on Monday last, the following resole- gentlemanly opponent, even when
on was passed : That the saltines oft worsted in the tight. But a brow•beat-
ie employes receiving over 8600 pery ing, swaggering upstert, who thea dares
mtrdlln (axcept the ,recently appointed to outrage public decency should be
adical Health Officer) Abell be reduced! handled without gloves. Ile came to
erescordisg to the followina scale : Over; Wingharn somewhat in the same fashion
and sutler *10005 per trent; 810001 as the fabulous individual of Donny -
$1500. inclusive, 10 per cent ; over brook notoriety, determined that some.
rid under $0001) per cent; X20001 body should tread on tho "tail of his
d over 20 per cent; that the reduction I ahr;.'"
Llie now finds to his cost that not
► give them strength and make
ri ' 1 take effect from Jan. 1. 1894. . only the ..cont tail," but the entire gar -
Tl hardened I uncal including the corpse tread. ears
their babies tat Phytidans,
■ ers
s'uff'ering with weakness and
emaciation, who give little
noturishment to babies,shduld
take
Scott's
dorwitmaseacesargemssow
Ision
ft:�y },
Y1:,YY.V ,7i1.
the Cream of Cod-liver Oil
and hypophosphites. It will
iA57tA1M Frasi)yterlail : le t , r
tette tries to look upon the Plebis-1 and fats of their wearer have been roads;
mere re Moat doclge,from which to bite the crust. ; 3by
feel result will oonse. Politicians I shall now returntyCat w,twRnobl,, containing 99 acres. for farther
to my review of the t bo deoehelr Substitutes! partleulara apply an the nmlaca o by malt to
t Is*" /4"/ir `14/1.rt14'1411/3ttr�3uitr.tlGu, .1k aaifiss 140wRttitY,,
iaoohirrvtb In nothing except P. P. A. ritual. After describing the Saint Thomas P. 0., North Dakota. '
the world over, endorse its
si
2 SPOONS.
• The smaller one filled with
SKREI Cod Liver cit, will do more building up
than the large one filled with the best of the
many emulotou8 now in the market,
SKREI costs no more and does three thnes as
much work as three bottles o; emulsion. Almost
tasteless. Prepared only by
K. CAMPBELL et GO., Montreal. ;.
MA:BRET REPORTS.
%mouse.
Wingham, January 18, 1894.
Corrected by P. Deana, Produce Dealer.
Fleur per 100 lbs 1 50 to 1 80
Pall Wheat 0 56 to 0 57
Spring Wheat 0 55 to 0 56
Oats 0 80 to 0+31
:Barley 0 34 to 0 35
Peas 0 50 to 0 51
Butter, tub.... 0 18 to 0 18
Butter, rolls0 18 to 0 18
Eggs per dozen 0 15 to 0 15
Wood per cord.... 1 50 to 1 75
Hay per ton ...... ... 6 00 to 6 00
Potatoes, per bushel 0 35 to 0 40
Geese,per ib .......... 0 08 to 0 06
Turkeys......
Chickens, per pair
.Ducks
Dressed flogs ..
Beef.,.....,
009 to 010
025 to 040
040 to 0 50
600 to 610
. , .... 4 50 to 5 60 dHARNESS. 7qP Yw v J.+s. COLLA
ofi.
ran Wheat, ol _... 0 57 to 0 60
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Prices Entirely Below Anything that has ever .been heard of Before
in all our lines.
,GENTLEMEMS SUITS'
matte of the best Fabrics the market produces.
GENTS' MOMS PI UNDERWEAR
, we cannot• be undersold.
BOOTS AND SHOES
at therilost`'nnprecedented low rim.We
ate headquarters for the celebrated
ranby ani OverMieel
also all CanadianBrands in Stock, with Socks to thatch.
El( JITUI
• is the place to buy
(it 0 xi m
flFT - 2A.Z PACES 8lCHT,
Repairing; dune as ostial,
J. J. HOMUTH 8 SON,
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Pall Wheat. new......
Spring Wheat
Turley. ....
Oats
Peas
Potatoes, per bushel..
flutter— ..........
Mgs, per dozen
Cortlwood
,... 0 57 to 0 60
0 53 to 0 581 Iavin;f bought out the Ambler Harness Business and started in bia old stand,
..... 0 65 to 0 40 *in prepared to furnish the public with averythi usually kept in *'harness shop
0 30 to 0 31 such as
....uroto6i fr °
..... fl 8585to t) Oil !SEA A V J.�y ,. LIGHT end 1'RAO1<. n A1.NESS,
.... 0 11 to 0 181 NETS, DUSTERS,
.... 0 13 to 0 10 1V II IPS,. CURRY COMBS,.... 6 00 to 7 001 •Ill Jsn1ms, SWEAT COLLARS,
1300 to 400
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TRAV1 LLllV'G BAGS, &e.,, Aro
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I make all my ewe Collara and gulitantoe' intisfantion.
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