The Wingham Times, 1894-03-02, Page 2Oftingt,),,,am
FRIDIat MARCH 2;1894.
EDITORIAL NOTES,
THE Ottawa Citizen, the Govern,
Wilt organ, has a leading article •
which says n --The speech of Sir Jelin
Thompson at the 11latcdonald club
meeting' was au importalUt poltt}eal
internee. The uncertainty in the
cr
elai es
possible I i in
u t•• as to}lc o, i 1
twni4t p s ::,
: ,,
•cu, n effect
1 z depressing
the'c'ahas bad a de
tXff p „
g
Upon business, though vel have suf-
fered far Jess from this cause than the
Americans have. Menufacturers
have Curtailed their operations, and
to .
inkp0iteta have been S afraid iI"t'cl
brie; in large stocks let operations
should be made in the ditties produc-
tive
five of serious. Tossers. The Premier's
statement that while anol;la}ies which
have crept into the tariff wi1T be
rectified its general character will be
preserved,. is likely to restore confi-
dence to the increhantile; publie and
allow business to proceedas usual,
Ten niter imperial coeference will
meet at Ottawa on Thursday, 21st
June, to discuss the Nellie cable
project and the question of trade be-
tween Canada and Australia. Invi-
tations have been sent to the Govern -
extents of New South Walee, Victoria,
Queensland,. South Australiiu, Western
Australia, New Zealand and Tasma-
nia to scud representativcis to the
conference. The ciowl colony of
Fiji and the Imperial Gocernnent
have also been asked to take part in
the gathering, and it is not at all
ylnlikely that the Hawaiian islands
may be invited to send a delegate,the
Honolulu Chamber of Commerce hate
'lug already put itself upon record as
in favor of such a step. It is expect-
• ed that beneficial results will follow
from the assembly at Ottawa of
gentlemen representing the different
Governments, and that 1
scheme 'will take practical s:
THE following resole
recently passed by the
Legislature: "The resui
polies• of railway monopoly i
TUE WINUIIAM TIMES, MATCH 2 1894..
LOWER WINGII Aft.
Au examination in spelling was
THINGS ALL SHOULD KNOW.
held in the Retool room leave on 1).1- .{
day last, with the following result : rWwwww l'llat the goodness of .ill ext1. ele-
4en. CLASS—Frank Hill 1.00 per ell. U "P"11ht,lc+ eggs s Mehl ' cake,
t e- i
cent., Nellie Becket 100, Jennie Dey #ax's}l, gg' g d .
1.00, Lorne MacDonald 100, Alllc ,
Xing 100, Mabe} Ilaletead 100; Robt,; That in nuking up- tutblenehe4
Currie 95, Nihon. Graham. ' muslin, Allow one inch to the yard
8RD CLAss---Geo. Ansley 100, John tor shrinkage.
King 100, Egerton Wellwood 100
That it is said that sprig's of
Mary Campbell 100, Nellie Graham' warttilVootl seatttcilxld iii pews infest,
tits for the Pionssiteld.
e cable
ape.
on ,vas
lanitoba
of the
itrodueed
100, Mary MaeDolia}d 700, hosanna: eel with black ants will drift+ these'
Johnston 100, Nellie Martin 100, pi
ests �tll'ay.
Fanny Green 1.00, Mary Kennedy
95Benson Cruickshank 9
0xGeo t
'h1 if
youv{nt to keep
your o
Johnston 85, Edith J%relsh 55, Annie; house free
from moths never putosaell COWAN,
Paterson 45. i down your carpets till the floor is eT .
2z,7n Jvxroit'EI ,y Graham 100, I thoroughly dry. I Onager UTn Dxv. CODA Co. 'If rnoy,
•
r'L FQR alae removal of
1 � � � � wormtt of all kindtt
D I frt DN.d$MIT*4 S
PAI �iii,,,✓Fj GERMAN WORM
�;''�• , r.,,..s.' 4UZBNQEa, Alaayll
Ns pranspt, rahaTilo, sgfa #n4i pteasanq regytdn4 AQ
aftrr ,uadicine, T,"evar {ailing. l.aivo no bad after
vette. petee, es (lenat. pe*' 130x
ISTHE BAST REMEDY FOR
A�+ rpt LOOK HERE 1
PRAINS, ,RUIISE5,
OCALDSNIURAIS
'NiIiInterestEvery �j•
body1
John L:cAekld o 10 t1znie WileYi
That Indian meal best
t
t
It
Aua o sex .N
ZR
85, Jas , Finlay
lLv 8a
bt, D0y ell
85.
.
lldreconomytobi
an1c
I
itg
G quantities
David Finley 55, Jeanie England 30, I
90 Una Ransom. 3v S e ee Currie ' hl l1sesygrounc
t
Jas. Murdoch 65, att King 65,1
of it at a time.
sere ore z kS , XSIUER OF MARBI4G4
R.J. I3A a ,Teacher. ( That for long, slaw col ing, porce-'
laid stew -pans are More desirable
NJ. WS ITj 4 MS. than tin or l raiiitewe}Jr, as the article
Ben. Fisher, an and respected cooking can kept eit a more even!
I
resident of Mount Bre*does, Lias been temperature.
arrested charged wi lI robbing the
post office there,
G.1.''.Wilson,tllo Ii.=omit postofftce
clerk charged with cane' registered
letters, was commit ed for trial at
Lindsay on Saturddy.
Mark H. Irish, tl e widely -known
and highly respecte ex -lessee of the
Rossin House, Toro o, died on Friday careful too that they are of the best •
morning at his rest cncc, Toronto.. quality, and well finished.
The British steamers Clytha and That suet may b
Cadoxton collided in the English be: kept sweet for
Channel on Friday night, and flit; some time by pulling the skin or
Clytha went dottni, with seven of her membrane from it while it is fresh,
sprinkling salt, upon it, eying It up in
erew. ft. bag and hanging in a cool, dry
John Daley, a very old resident place.
of Seaford', fell one day on the side-
walk and broke his thighbone. Ow-
ing to his age the facture will not
reunite.
Mrs. England, t l'
England, Montreat
emetic ale br u
a t d•
That articles that have been stained,
with ink or fruit should not be'put
into Soap Sluts until the stains are re-
moved, as soap liar; a tendency to
"set" the stains. •
That iron cooking itCUSUS increase
in value with use, as 'the surface be-
comes smooth. In buying them, be
E'e of Dr. F. R.
was given tartar
ist in' place of
bismuth, and died < guest immediatelyafter taking the po son.
City ' Clerk • Bea ley, of Hamilton,
hes had printed mid will send out to
:ter cities and totem in the Province
a petition to the Legislature, asking
for the assessment 'Of ehureh lands.
James C. Bain, tete Grand Trunk
ticket seller who aliscondecl from To -
into the Province in 1881 3' a cont- ronto on the 13th of January, was ar-
rested in San Juan\ the capital of the
treed entered into between t, the Fed- Spanish Island of Porto Rico.
eral Government and the Canadian The Stratford At lletic Association
Pacific, Railway placed th4 company has expended $5,f>l 0 on their new
in a position to charge excessive park and expect to spend about $3,000
freight rates, and whereas the said more, when they wild have one of the
a
finestgrounds in the Province. lute.
They although somewhah recleed'wll give a meeting next June when
re since very high and hears
very $3,000 will be gives in prenti ams.
heavily, especially upon he farmers
of theI*ravince, and serio sl retard John Turner, aged'80,' and° Eliza
y de Coats, aged 22, both colored, were
the development of our {lgricultural
resonrees; and whereas, the so-called
National Policy, brought into effect
tive tariff
which the
ce been in -
in 1879, when the pro
was aclopted, and undo
duties en imports have s
creased, thus enhancing prices and
i
fostering'combines, has h.d the effect
of placing further excessive burdens
upon our • settlers, thudrendering
agricultural pursuits L
and whereas, it is dc;;
nprofitable;
Hirable that
articles necessary to the prosecution
of agriculture be placed upon the
free fist, and an all other articles a
tariff irnR?sed for revenue only; and
whereas, it is the duty of this House
to do everything possible in the direc-
tion of securing suelt reductions in
freight rates and the tariff as will
tend to make agricultural operations
More successful and render our people
More contented and prosperous, and
alnducc to the success of our efforts
kJ develop the excellent natural re -
entrees of this Province, therefore, be
toresolved, that this House is of the
pinion that in order to promote the.
nit interests of the present population
ttcl induce settlement, the railway
Aches generally, and the local rates
1lxeciaily, should be materially re..
heed,
and the tariff framedupon athe
I
,t .
bbseto
we above forth," ,
"-'- • The Silting Med141i110
"Rll run down" from the weakening
Was of waren wenthl r, you need a good
96o zcnd'biood purifier like Iiaod sSanta-
na. Do not put of taking it. Num.
sus little ailments., if neglected, will soon
Mkt sap the system. a„W nooci'e Satish.
pee rinser, to expel disease and give you
;ala land appetite ---
PIZZA
_PI ZA *re the beat family Bather. f
iva>3C nxA It irre, Harrill**, reliable.,
t
Thee bar soap should be cut into
pieces of a convenient size for using,
and put into a dry puce. If- the
house mistress does notattend to the
cutting, her servant 1s bn't, but will
use a whole bar at once the consequ-
ence being needless wasp.
That when bread is. baked the
loaves should never beet flat on the
table or shelf, but shout. be set on
end, one loaf against another, and
wrapped closely aren't& with a clean.
cloth. This nmakes the crust tender
by keeping in the steam°
That experienced, 91d -fashioned
house -keepers say that the dough for
cookie or gingerbread i much more
easily handled and relic . and stamp-
ed the day after it is 'nude than on
the sante day-. In cold weather it
should be set where it will not be-
come hard.
Hot alt
nwater is the
best1
1SGCt
destroyer ' known. Put alum into
hot water and boil until dissolved,
then apply the water evith a brush
to all cracks, closets, bedsteads, and
other places where insects may be,
recently married in Brantford. The found. Ants, cockroaches, fleas and
bridal pair had a rowITuesday, and other creeping things are killed,
the groom fired a shotgun at his
wife, who- ducked her
got a few shot in her
was arrested_
lead, and only The human heart is a hollow
leek. Turner muscle of a conical form, placed be-
tween the two lure's, a'ncl inclosed in
The international ec isentiou of tile. the pericardium, or heart sac. The
soeieties of Christian endeavor win ordinary size of the heart lathe adult
rr J.
is about five i 11 h
meet this year -at C�velatid, Ohio. inches in length, , 3
The date is now fixed, a ild the conven-
tion is summoned from; July filth to
July 15th. Canon Richardson, of
London, president ofe the Ontario
Union, is doing all in his power to
make the next international con-
vention one of speciitl interest to
Canadians.
Fulton's Hotel, threemilesnorth of
incites in breadth at the broadest
part, and 27 inches in thickness. Its
weight is front ten to twelve ounces
in men, and from eight to ten ounces
ill women.
President Cleveland'sBrother, the Rev. Wino N. Cleve-
land certifies to Mr. Jebel.. D. Rose's
Seafortli, was totally dcbtroycd byfire siekness and cure. Mr. Rose's state -
on Thursday evening of last week. meat is as follows:—"I, the under-
signed, feel constrained to : bear
testimony to the value of trout. reluedy
for Dyspepsia. Last summer ,my
stained' failed sp entirely that I as
unable for weeks to digest any food
The fire was caused byi a defective
1
Cltil 1
, 1 c
not ancll ad befo
healD• noticed,
y
gained too rnueb headway to be
brought under centre . The house
and contents were inured in the
Wellington Fire InsuraicFCompany except
an ocesilal ezackci•mean-
of
ca-
of Guelph for $900, Total loss is while, I was reduced to a skeleton,
not known. and became so weak as to be unable
' to walk without staggering, ; Having
Indispensable. --•-There are some seen in a Toronto paper yottr remedy
simple remcdiesindispen
family. Among these, t
of years assures us, shot
cd Perry Davie' Pefe 1.
both internal andexterre application i re ainou my health, gaining t eight
we have
r
1 c found it of
great
valtic •� l
days 1:t -dart sin ell a s 3 lbs. P l ti
1
i
especially earl we recommend it for healthy, which blesiing, raid tr God,
colds, rheumatism, or fees!' wounds I owe (as I think) to your n ;dicnlc,
IC D. C. Yours truly
.Toll:\" D. lost.
;file in.cvory advertised, I procured through my
to experience sister, a bottle of your medicine.
Id be record- Upon trying it I begat at once to
tun. For; mend, and in a short time 9ntir'eiy
and lir '
lilacs. C11 i'istianI, l;i a.
What class of traulesmen succeed Chaumont, New York.
hest by going; to the wall:' I'apc c,
hangers. t The puling malt is one wh eelticnt
• When a lady faints, Well figure wearies in well 'doing.
should you bring her?” You. must Her 1)o you believe in love at lint
bring her two. ; sight ? She: This is eo sadden,
X. D. C. Pills the ISxative for . I. 0. is it flesh. producer, thrn
olklldrlote. poopl* should use it.
0o IesIO •E3
AIM \ i I
WItO:DITEU,
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•v 81'. z9,
Weare selling
r
a
f3
LLIGEN81'1S , hest Coal Oil at 12 1-2
cents per Im, eria1 gal-
lon, n a can c nt '
the. ., a>tn>`ng
he equivalei, t of five
American gallons equivalent
f
50c, exclus v lof s pack-
age.s
age.
UNLOCKS ALL TMC CLOGRi0 OCCRETic�•^•
OF TUC DOWELS, KIDNE/d AND LtV£a,
CAnRYtNG OFF GRADUALLY, tWf1TNOUT W EAa
INGTHE DYSrzM, ALL InthuFf rIea AND r0UI.
HuMORO. AT THE SAME TI E ConUt;e .0,
INQ ACIDITY or•THE 3TOItASH, Curtin%
DILIOUSNESS, DYSPEpStA, HEAD-
ACHES, DIZZINESS, HtARTBURN,
FINE,
CONSTIPATION,UM ATIS
IUs
,
DROPSY, SKiN DISEASES, aIAUNDIC,C,
SALT RHEUM, ERYSiPE;LAS, SCRO-
FULA, FLUTTERING OF 'THE HEART,
NERVOUSNESS, ANS GEMEI1AL
DEBILITY. THESE AN4 ALL. $IMILAn
COMPLAINTS QUICKLY YIELD' TO THC CUAA•
Tine INFLUENCE of BURDocat 44o00
BITTERS.
DR WOO—Irl
VA44
VI,
tRo
I,44
�.y €
s
'.Nor or a P1
:'•ch in the lung -heating virttiez oftho Pine
,• .:,Inert with the soothing an,i expectorant
.u,leracs of other pectoraI•herp s and barks.
AP
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CECT URE OR
C'2OVGHS AND'gOLDS
I'•ioarseness,Asthma, Bronchiti Sore Throat,
Wrounand all THROAT'BRONCHIAL and
LUNG DISEAS'ES. Obsttnatd coughs which
resist other remedies yield pr..pt1g to this,,
pleasant piny syrup,
PRIQE 2.00. AND 000. PS
f
130TTS.0rkalicomiav
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—Coroner for County of Huron—
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'hang, Ont.
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DENTISTRY" --J S. JEROME, 1{ltrotteal,
Ie :
t lateacturing Celluloid Plataa
z 6 a Vulcanite prates of thehostmatetlnl
t�iaor•1ii' as cheap as they can be got ift the
Dominion. A11 work warranted. •
Painless extraction of teeth by the use of Electric*
ity or Vegetable Vapor.
TAxs rlorict.-1 will extract t4th for 26 cents
each.
OFFICE: In the Bearer Block, opposite the
Brunswick Reuse.
MILL W tn. H. Macdonald; L. D. S.,
ZETLAND SAW
DENTIST. 1
s.
GEORGE THOMSON, Proprietor.
Lumber of all kinds,
First-class phingles,
and Cedar Posts.
Car Load Orders a` Specialty.
WOOD delivered to any ;part of Wing -
ham.
(S Orders by'',na11 promptly attend , o
GEORGE THOMSON,
BOX 125, wingha m P.
rocs, rocs, loss
1
The highest Cash price paid for any
quantity of good
HARD AND SOFT OD LOGS
delivered in our ytircl.
and getprices before
Call a l disposing polling of
your Timber. "
t
CutofflSawing,PtaIntng
and SHINGLE OU . TINE
the cheapest t<'
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gl n
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Itough and tressed Lumber, Leath,
Shingles,, 85r7.,
kept constantly on hand
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Opposite the Queen's Hotell Wingham.
Will visit Gorrie ist andl3rd Mondays
of each month.
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DEANS, JA , Wlxattdi, 1
LICENSED' AUCTIONEER FOR
OF HURON.
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Moderate.
SHE COUNTY'
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'porento, Minters Coll lre Physlcaacis and
Surgeons, Ontario.
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tiroxtoy to X4011011 Notes.
Nees Disc tinted,
A9 142 ASO1 AI3
Money adva,tttd on Motto
prlvilego of }'raying at the eflt
Andaaeonnte collected..
server'gleek Wi ightam.Ont.
et5}.pet mint with
' 50J' yenr, Notes
4,
#o%v Princess Louise Dui tI"kz
Ironing.
In the W0110111 at nom) Xi
Katharine Lee gives a gossipin
sketch of Princess Louise, As daugl
tor and bride, sculptor and paint
as well as. royal personage. She Got
ami ineident of the prinecss' sojour
in Canada, for wbieh she is unabl
to cite the authority, but which si
thfztks 'cis worth repeating as atn i
stance af- tilat total absence of qi1.
Iaulyisnt, which Is, in its baa souse, s
0' € r
Xt Glee >,UIy aabseltt tttttom�, our ;•oy;,l
ladies. It seems that one. day tit
Peincess was walking without ala
attendants clear her, when she can
to a cottage. The only person visibl
was an old woman busily ironing o
of her hus'band's shirts, The Prin
was thirsty after her walk, an
�,
stoppingrte 0'
h cit
at 0d o.
of 1
asked t
ah
old 1•a i ra'
i rt ak if she would kindly go
her a glass of water. Tho busy el
WDiiialr Somewhat shortly refused
do se. 'Tho spring was a little di
tante,' she said, 'and slie was busy
t
ironingher old HMI'S shirt, for he Iva
going whit her to see tlae . Queen'
child on the nl0rrow,t
"The Ilrinet+ss, no doubt with
eecret thrill of amusement, said tha
she wouldd iron the shirt if the old
lady would fetelt her the water. The
compromise was quickly agreed on
The old ,woman. went to ilio spring
and the Princess diel the ironing.
When the old Woina,u returned, the
shirt was handed over to bor. Need-
less to say it was ironed •nicely. In
exehange for the glass af' neater the
recent laundry woman informed the
astonished old woman diet site was
the 'Queen's child.' The startled old
woman took `the shirt, declaring that
her old man should newer wear it,
but
keep .
that she,
would ttld ik ,
Fir it forever Or c V
� Cl
,iuas
a memento of the .`Quee_Il.'•s child.,' "
o and Stepllon 1
within a rens
Xis family in th
g makes molt se
t- changes have
er,
is
n
e
t0
r
1
te
a
0
OA
ie,
e
on
n~
e
bor of`schaol se
92 r'uratl sego
inspectorate, at
were 93 rural
11011001. HOU
There 51'o
houses in this.
are brick, 8 sto
log,. all these
No, 18, Past
mated value o
grounds95
is J
3
$a
_moat and fun*
New school' h
brick) were ere
1898 in S, S. No
S,
No, S. 5. D
� 1, .Hay
t
one built in No, .
d cost about $1000
to. tiro Bost of seath.
s- school one of the
in this inspeetoi
s inside in ask, wit
s is seated with fin
having automatic
t No, 1, Stephen
t No. 13, ,Ashfield,
of desks. These
more that other
more eoaas#brtab
and are }inner, a
foot fastened t
centre. Truste
t desks should. gee
asing, New sin
put in the.5tleen
' the Exeter scbo
there is a higl
Huron. that is
school in 'seating
goner
ation, mad 1
e lel
class rooms. I
j tial brisk school
cel during the
Stephen,, No. 11
Hay and Stephe
ftunisia,se, prove
ST. iYlrMl1:,N'
School Inspectors' Report.
The following is stihe report of
Seheollnspectoi Tom. for West Huron,
forThe90
8a:
up
o�\
hlcli this report is
founded are mainly the sebool returns
front the several seheol sections, com-
piled by the trustees aaad the teachers
and from infarmation taken by the
assessors, and forwarded to nig efface
by the =township clerks. I find the
a
„reateranulnber of the reports neatly
and (correctly filled, though about ten
per ;cent of them are carelessly, and
incorrectly done. Evlery item in
these reports should Ire elearly and'
definitely answered, MA where pos-
• Bibi; :should be answered in figures.
The :returns trout asseseinent -rolls
r
sent iti'by the township (tilerks were,
from 'Gll>.Ftc, of the, iiltriiiei,pltlities, in-
coan,tflk'te,,and from some II1f°the others
plailu'hr incorrect.. Thesis iel;rors are
sometimes attended with serious
fi "•a1
Hain doss, tsl 1o5s when statistics mu -
bodied i 'the roll are forwarded to
the e titled Government, In the re -
terns fvememany school sacietions the
trustees neglect to give flue'llames of
their seevetary-treasurer, and teach-
ers for 'tiic;faliowing year, as aequiieel
by dire•- statiistics. For this reason
eoiflunii,isieations are often sent tb-the
secretary of the previous you:.
I re5'peetfuuly call the attention of
all trustee 'boards and teaaehors to
section: 401(18,) and section 20.6 .of the
Public S&,hoals Act of 2891. Cf all
will comply with these sections it will
save nl w.h (delay and trouble 1l,com-
pletirrg z,y lieports, and senditeg out
the orders for ;the half -yearly grants,
.5 In this age of .Cheap printing,~, and
when tons a& ;printed matter are be-
ing distribisted free by our Govern-
ments, I believe the; Education De-
partment should be .asked to fariaish
four copies of the School Aet avid
regulations to each seYlool section, OFR.,
aeon should be kept in the sekoot
house, and as copy held by emit or e
rho fru tees,'
'0xceetees ex 2201100I. SECTIONS.
In Ashfield, S. S: No. 2 was cluing-
edto a R. 0, separate school at the lie-
111
al
l& ofS J. 3
8 3, A11ot1 t separate
g
k
school section was formed out oparts
of S. S, No. 1, Hay and Stanley, and l
Haay . Tide reduced S. S. No.
11, Hay, to 1450 acres.
Arbitrators appointed by the
townships of Hay, Stephen and Bo- -
8811quct met at Grand Trend, August
23rd, 1898, 51121 formed a school
section, to be known as No. 15, Nay
and
Stephen, Tits sectiontion 1a
s
formed out of parts of Nos. 8,11 and
12, Stepheki, and parts of No, 5, Hay.
Arbitrators
.
z
Xato
r Appointed tedthe
n byli
council of Huron gaat the Jtme sssion, -
180 3, lint at Ztzr}elt, September itit11,
189e, and united the remaining,
portion of No, u,11ay, to No. 11, Ilay,
tints t creasing No, 11, Hay, Frani
1450 aerie to about 3450 acres.
I believe tate re -ar'r'angement of the
Seetioeeln the western parts of Ilay.
she
as-++ Cu w
10.� W41.,3: -aa
ffi •S7 7-.e0 (0 .y1
c? 1 >r eo .!a
ra . -a twr.:: �.
w(I =40.r<–aw
en
v
st'w r -•W
c • ►+ r•
A ,i• -
t3 ea
84) u,
CP , Gt N
tTr 40
04 ( ...0•0 77.)=
C,,tt. :NF C7C1
:ixN U? N.
1.0 44 (001.044-'
:161 At
45- ,-,.00101
••:, t 450!01;7
eh �-
08.1004
tti74 H•45 C71 Cq.
The .total is
$65291.43 ; 18
$09,289;35.
Total :expel
ti
c r
,fi'4 t
,Total :tenon
1891 waas143,:
1893, $43„297
The therea
been melted
the school lio
desks, and ha
it certainly ;d
salaries.
STATISTIOS 0
skald -laid ., .-..
Cdibortie.�.
Goderioh
flay ..........
Stanley
Syi�j.ephell. .,. Ya
11sbOtne. • , • r
SL Wawaulosh
,
. L
tiValval h los
1a3 1leatr
•r y
J'ixeter. r
t ctlerttih tow*
Tile aver
rtlrai'1 and vi
55 per ,cent.
54 per cent,
ioh for 1892
per cora.
Colborne,
special rot.