The Wingham Times, 1894-03-09, Page 2THE. WiNGI.AM"'IM S, M.AROLE J, 1894.
would be greatly Improved in appear- sequeutly Tess loss of tines for the General Hotipital,Toronto $23,784 01
40444 ;i8
mg am���
(�e'� tweetweeand comfort by acoat of paint, pupils, and, {(d)Aconstantly #1llprovs llGnxiop:tilt#eklospitatt,"1.'0
and a refitting of the (tool's, windows t lug staff of teachers, t te)))en , .. , , , ! • A .. f '
8,927 70
A'il",ID d 4" 14b,BCll il,. i894 -
and gloss. I prepared the usual cinder heap Hospital for Sick Children
The neatest isept and host conn- of statistics, but on comparing the Toronto.. * ..... ,
plete .school and premises in this figures with those furnished for the St. Michael's Hospitall,To
"'""""'�-� �-- inspectorate is No. 1.., Melfillop, No, bast three \•stirs thele WOK so 1111101 tont(). , ... < ..
15DITt1RIA.L NOTES. 12, ItleKillop, weal be equal to No. similarity that I thought they would City Hospital, Hamilton.
Stra/trr is solei in Detroit at the raft) 13, if it had a well. These school suggest nothing uew, therefore I have St..JosepTeallospital,IIanz-
Eaf 241hs, to the dollar. Ilere we get houses have been in use three year's, trot enthralled them in this report. ' Ilton
vet there is not a scratch on the walls They are appended; IlotetDieu11ospital,iCing'-
sbs pounds less and the refiner gets , of the buildings. Both teachers and - • Sstr iv Ea ss, t . esis Z •"-' . .
Q
t r •Q
vie �General I' 'P e t
t1rE! benefit. Tile.. Gal et nnreltt gets 'pupils � u with one another ill keep• � n e, ,,,- � �. ,.. ro .1 t s .ant Ilospi-
tR res'enLIO 011 the 1'a >.n,otll; the • 11fl • tile• buildinses furniture and t r� m a ry a ~ u ;?, tat, attitlic`L, .. a. ,,, , e < .
♦'} rt 7 t lis m es N Q ,A y T r-,
tt ro
tax the refitted r>rtiele, however 8910 ' Pictures ars carefully as they would in , H r s ; .. r• -- Roman Catholic Hospital,
m lR ^•O
of a, cent per Da. Pita enables the their owl residences. �' ti n - Ottawa
reline re to raise►.their price by that TRUSTEES. . 4 4 ,.'4,1,1-2- , 4
House of Mercy Lying-in
ranch. The Government get none of The school trustees are the meii •; '� o ;,rr;
Hospital; Ottawa... .. .
the revenue but the• people July the that make the,, school. They have r,..� 9, ° ai o
house or to re •lir tlto old owitttoizt a t; E re ; cion
Aluminum Cooking Ute0nslls. consulting the ratepayers of the t
as a S.; a:, o w t-• ;' GeneraI Hospital, London
.differences full power to bund a now school s s e a a w w s o St. Josephs Hospital; Lon-
, p�
r'0 re, re. - w
ew en lO Nut Qi
a section. Tlie ratepayers,however 8 n 1) '?
Almumum utensils for (octan 3 . '
rst
R
hh
king -General Hospital,
r'+ stun
purposes are now ill the market sand deetde as to ho3w the moues* for the • @ - General and Marine Has-
t • m•
• ' d pital,
l lI be r aisCSt. tt h'tr'
tC i n s
Hos-
are so light of weight and easily kept Purpose o£ rebLlLldllt,, shall t 111 S. , ,
bright and shining that the will no 1 The trustees engage whatever teach- „ :CreY Galt Hospital, Galt , t .
.
.
tieri_.t.r..tey et:.k prnpr, n+n mo.^o•wmoafw o w {xeneral Hospital,. GI,elph
Crosepl,sHospito1 • "dOtbt soon be quite generally Useder they Wish' Pa hila whatever ?ei-
y pg . Many rural boards of trustees nowTheir eost is about the same as the
best quality of granite ware --the 1 have a paid secretary -treasurer. This
Exnly tluttlity, by the way, that is !is much better than having . the trus-
profitable to buy.. Aluminum is I tees take the epee. in turn. Where
• desirable for saucepans, baking tins i the secretary isla school trustee, his
and perhaps frying pans, but will salary is fixed by the annual meeting,
probably not soon, if ever, altogether where he is not a trustee, his maims
take the place of heavier utensils re- eration is determined iiy the board of
quiried for some kinds of cooking;.. trustees,
The anetai,Itisclaiu wd,isonlycorroded The secretary -treasurer should
• when an oscess of silt is used in cook- keep a copy of eaGk trustee meeting
in.ess in a book kept . for that purpose.
Unless this is dime, and the minutes
School Inspector's B.opo:ct signed at each meeting, by two trus-
tees, all their proceedings are illegal.
• The following is School Inspector (Sec School Ace 181, See. 30). In
Robb's report for East Huron for very few sectiraits this is clone; and
• 1.893: consequently fey agreements between
trustees and teacher, or other acts of
the school corporation, aro legal.
ENTRANCE An) PUBLIC SCHOOL
LEAVING EXAMINATION.
The following table gives the num-
ber who wrote; and the number who
passed at these examinations:
ENTRANCE. P. S. LEAVING
Wrote Passed Wrote Passed
Clinton.•.. 105 60 5 1
Seaforth.... 96 ; 42 4 3
Wingha nx.. 77 : 36 11 5
Brussels.... 62 87 8 7
Wroxeter .. 89 ; 25 2 2
879 ; 200 86 18 •
Of the 879, 20(1 Were boys, and 173
girls. 105 boys, and 95 girls, passed,
or 51 per cent•ot the boys passed,and
55 per cent of the girls. lri'romn this
it will be seen that the girls come up
better prepared ' than the boys. - 30
pupils • wrote on the Public School
Leaving examination, and 18 passed.
This return does not include 10 from
the township • of Ilowick, wito
passed the P. S. Leaving examination
sat Harriston, or 15 pupils from the
same township who passed. the En-
trance'
ntrance' examination in Wellington.
Two uniform promotion examin-
ations were heli during the year, one
in March, and the other in. October.
Nearly.•tll the schools now ake these
Tmseil.l;RS.
• There are 86 school corporations
• iii this division, employing 123 teach-
ers. Of these (10 are males and 63
• are females. The zlural schools em-
• ploy. 54 hale teachers and 3.4 iteiale.
5($ teachers have received normal
training, and 60 hold' second class
professional certificates; 1 holds a
first, and (12 professional thirds. It
must be borne in niind that many of
those who rank as second and third
class teachers hold first class non
professional certificates, and have at-
tended High School Or Collegiate In-
stitutes from one to five years. Their
actual intellectual training and teach -
ng are very much beater than appear
from their professional standing.
There were 12 changes of teachers
at midsummer; of these, 4 left their
schools to attend. tlic Normal School
to obtain second class certificates. At
the end of tIle year Ahem. were but
26 changes of teachers. This is an
excellent showing, and indicates that
teachers are giving be;'tter satisfaction
and consequently do {ng better work
than formerly. Last year there were
55 changes of teachers.
SCHOOL PREMISES.
In nearly every ease the teacher
• now sees that the schpol yard is kept
clean and the gate kept shut, so that examinations.
stray cattle do not use the school lot TEACHERS' EXAMINATION.
as n pasture. There were 24 teachers in training
I urn sorry to say that a few school at the Clinton Model School. As a
lots are still unfenced: In these eases Class they studied well, and deserved
the outside of the selliooi house be- to obtain certificates. During the
collies shelter for all the estray sheep, term I spent a week with the model
pigs and catt),r of'the section. A students, and saw each one teach one
visitor to one o- IIa4e schools just or more lessons. Our Model Schools
after n dsumnlei is•'s allot always sure are doing excellent work for the
that the sense of shell is an unmixed county -no better or more easeful
blessing. SehoolsectionNo, 5,Morris, Model School Masters than Messrs.
,enlarged its , yard and built a neat Lough and Park.
and substantial fence. The lots un- TEACHERS' INSTITUTE.
folioed are Nos. 4, 7, 9 and 10, ?Morris; A meeting of the Teachers' Insti-
No. `4, Turnberry, and No. 15, tute for this inspectorate was''Ileld at
on
nd 3rd
The following schools have been' under the direction March of Mr. aW. Hous -
thoroughly repaired during the year: ton, M. A., Director of Teachers' In -
,Nos, 3 and 10, Grey; Nos. 6 and 9, stitutes for the Province, Owing to
Hetrick; No. 4, Hallett and No. 3, the severity df the weather, and the
Turnberry, An excellent brick bloeking up of the railroads by snow,
gchool house was built in No.8, Morris, the attendance was not as large as
�
ng 1$93. The school is fitted. up usual. These meetings are of great
h desks of the latest pattern, and use to the teachers.
gate Week boards: The building is.. INSPECTION.
'worth $1,200. S howl section No. Cr, During the year I have visited
1 owwick,. built the best single school jevery school in the division twice -
rt this inspectorate, The house is . once etch half year. In some cases
Milt of brick and eontains a base- schools were visited a third time.
Sant for furnace, wood and a play- The third visit is not reported. At
for wet weather: It cost about ; the visits all the pupil's -were exalnin-
.1. . cd in reading, writing, literature,
the present yearnew •,
:...citing I '� 1(1 collrltositiort and arithmetic; and the
h,•,,I houses will tae built in No. 12, highoreIassesingrarmnar,geography
k, Nos. 7 and OS (trey, and history.
New school houses are needed very The year 1893 has been a very
114 In No, 6, Tuck€ralnitli, and profitable one educationally in this
11, Turnberry. 1 have every 'inspectorate, The results may be
to believe that new bedlam • summed tip as follows: (a) Two
4 be e3rc'-et6'el in these sections in new school houses of an improved -
-. roar future. No. 2, Tuekel'sniitll, plan, and many repaired and made •
1110 113V a MOW school house. Inure re comfortable than when they
present building iS hardly in i were built; (b) Greater care of school
with the wealth, in the neat !property, cleaner, Inose comfortable
bis' residences of the soul better kept school houses; (e).
Many- of' the school homes 1 Fewer changes of teachers and eon-
„ ;,, f; i w ., Iluilett con -
' General Hospital,
racoo..l..� o 1 broke
. a M'"'-"-'. GeneralHospital,Ma
Is 4: **0, w 4 o � Howick J. II. Stratford 110 4
gaga*., �c o0
oa en r.+ o l;•a cn $ . ,r. a I3rat11tfPrd . 0
rn ' St. Joseph's Rossi) 1, �Pt.
i^ t' i msiinle Artlltlr
taw,•c,)oaul,,a w -a N
CitONCl tv C: C: •N C. N7
awit-•••Iwaw=l r.am
mi-ca,at..o-an.ma
caaoancaccw$4oca
it 7;
caoit.ov}Csia ..CCI
o u„o s .. I1 ea o Hospital, Brockvilje .. .
to t, . e C.:Till nberry asacral and Alanine l Ios-
CowC.oaw.w*.•I•
6,2011 17
5,494 72
2,052 80
5,054 70
4,514 00
5,285 63
2,314 7.5
5,138 60
1,441 62
5,487 49
2,349 51
1,2220 40 -
3,025 45
1,980 (11
1,025 rat
tawa 1,462 70
pital,
1,984
1,129 15.
1,809 04
1,013 (i9
1,537 55
785 22
irboro • 1,702 00
882.12
Wind-
1,818 36
1,1(17 78
1,223 40,
659 86
. Belleville Hospital, elle-
Morris vine , .. .
St. Vincent de Paul Hos-
pital, Brockville .
Tuaiteremith The Brockville Gcicral
,.t t•-•
O
tea^•,a•. ,-•ta
CE CIr, Lia tV -a
Ato
-w.^Ct' K. . Ha`
to ao.u.cn,-acs
•
toEC. 14• )4.+1cf.4'•
OOGGir..w,:,..tw„::,
pita' Oollincwooc
N ichol'sHaspital,Pet
Blyth ' ` St. Joseph's Hospital
! Hotel DieuHaspital,
BrusselsI.
y s01.. •} .
St
1 ..Joscph s HospitaliChat-
ha#11.. ... , . .....
\Crose x r . General Hospita.1,Str tford
Ainasa Wood Hospi il, St.
Thomas
General and Marinol` Hos-
pital, OWW1 Sound .... 78 00
Total $107,312 13
The average daily cost per patient
is 84.55 cents, as opposed to 79.31
cents in 1892, and 'of this the Gov-
ernment share is •,86.78 cents, as
.against 30.03 cents ill 1892.
Itch on human and horses and all ani -
mak cured in 80 minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. These never fails. War-
ranted at Chisholm's drug store.
h2
wwwwoir WWI. CI Ex Clinton
V ,i•'.*Cr Q,tlaw }• +70
w00 a0,`
P, CO:�4.
` wa
ct000w' Casa
O
CACOtN
3at Gat?
ro
ICW
tVw 70 --a lei caWCA
Ot
c0
-4,
Cot
The marvelons success of $cod's Sarsa-
phrilla is based upon %the corner stone of
absolute merit, Take Hood's throughout
the spring months.
The Cost of th4 Hospitals.
Seaforth
Wingham
Inspector Chamberlain's report on
the hospitals of Ontario, the • 24th
issued, exhibits a marked improve-
ment in their cflleiene , management'
and sanitary condition as .compared
with previous yeKarsi There seeing
increased e,oufidcncei in them, he re-
ports, on the part Of' y the public, and
Constant improvements are going on,
The staffs of nleclicalf Ines ,ancl nurses
are constantly beading larger and
more experienced. poring the year
four new hospitals, viz.: St. AiichaeI's
Hospital, Toronto; .masa Wood Hos-
pital, St. Tholuas; 'metal and Ma-
rine Hospital, Owen;Sound, and Gen:
oral Protestant Hospital, Chatham,
have made application . to be placed
on the list of ins tutions receiving
Government 0VGilnnelit aid he C total IluIlrber
of hospitals now receiving Govern-
ment aid is 132. Three new hospitals
have been placed o the list this year,
and the tegislati e grant is thus
somewhat increase . A table is given
showing the rium ors treated in all
the hospitals for the' past sixteen years,
with increases or? decreases, as fol -
ti
lows a ,
;
1878 4,372 (increase) m295
18794,612
1880 . ,{X
i
5302 240
," 690
1881 5,257 tl (decrease) 45
1882 6,032 ' (increase) 775
1883 6,288 `°206
1884 6, r° 181
1.885 (3,869017 e 'l 248
1880 7,035 a 'l 418
1887 7,522 i "
487
1888 8,292 l 770
1889....., 8,561 ; 'l 269
18009,187 i (11'26
1891 10,523 it " 1336
189211,404 s it
18113 1.2,39 t ti 988
Notwithstanding ;this increase the
deatljin the hospitals for 1893 were
27 Ness )roan. in 1 '• • ,_being 731 as
opposed to 758. he number re.
1nailting under treat'tlent on Septem-
ber 80, 1893, Was ,107 as against
965 in 189.2, and 0,5.54 were dis-
charged in 1893.' ire death rate is
exceedingly small, :0t6�,, tiers. •cent.,
being ,. i a•
very little, t
(� high r ttralra�t 1891,.
which year saw thhe�Iiinimunteleatli,
rate. • 'I
The total grant asked for is $107,- .
312.13, being $7,970.f In excess of
the grant for 1892, he sunitintry s
per hospital is: c
tilt Sickness Comes
before 13 ttyi fieaBottle of
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pun Ivo& ,n iq Abog asedvailo eta pun LonAon
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Trams. p Suitiveur
pnu 'uor5atounu
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a .$111 01t1 Zcipttto0uop
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nista At SI per peekage, or sift
r of tete* by hdg'1
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Dore the Worst sacci
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of Saoneor ted tenseed
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alter m'odlcilieh.l Newer failing.fe oa.. att So Asda ttlF
AS"' 1P$4011/11. 25 omits per Xoic
LOOK LHERE 1
ThIs E1I Interest
Every -
W. are oiling
Best Coal it at 12 14
cents per I perial gal-
lon, or a can, containing
the equivalent of five
American gallons for
50c., exclusive of. pack-
age.
American Axes, 50c, to 65c.
each. I
Crosscut Sawa 45c. to $too
per foot.
We to-dayi reduce our
quotations n Binder
Twine one ent per lb.
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Advertisements of Lost, Found, Strayed, Situations.
and Business Chances Wanted, not exceeding it linea
1 nonpareil, 01 per month
Houses and Farms for SA1e, not exceeding 1
01 for first month, 50e. per subsequent month
These atone will be strlctiy Adhered to
Special rates for local advertisedlionts, or to
tenger periods.
Ad' ertisetnents end local notices without specific
directions, will he inserted 1111 forbid and cher ed
aocotdlnbly, Tranal'ory advcrt(eerncnte mus be
paid in advance
Changes for contract adrertictmonts meet be n
the owe by LYedne.day noon, to order to .appear
that wank R. ELLIOTT
PI;oYRIPToR AND PtlaLteitl E
Lumber of 41 kinds,
First-class Shingles„
and Cedar Posts.
Car Load Orders a Specialty.
WOOD delivered to'any tart of Wing -
haw.
a r'Ordersbrmail promptly attend rn
EORGE THOMSON,
/lox 125. W1,ghn m P,
LOGSI 10 SI
The highest. Cash 'price paid for any
quantity of good
IIARD AND SOT WOOD LOGS
delivered iit our yard.
Call and .get prices 'before disposing of
yonr Timber.
CuslomS.awig1PIaining
and SHINGLE CUTTING
done cheap as the chea4stand satisfaction
guarani ed
All kind of
Rough. Ansi Dressed Lumber, Lath,
Shingles,
kept constantly on hana
MottEAN et SON.
Wingl1arn, Dee. 7th, 1893,
LOGSP
7111 MACDONALD,
L! JOSEPHINE STI1EE'r,
Wtkeuau. -
ONTARIO..
'C7rT.13. TOWLESt. H,D.P,M.,
htte�mber College Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario '
-Coroner for County of Huron -
Office Up•etaire,next te Mr Aforton's office. Wing.
ham, Ont.
Gatos Houns,-•4 to 12 a, in., i to p, in., or at
Residence, Diagonal Street.
j. P. KENNEDY, 51. D. Af U, P,.s. O.
(Successor to Dr` J. A. Meldrum.
Gold Medalist of Western Unlvtli'sityi Late) House
Sureecn in London Oenoral Hospital. Spacial atten-
tion paid to diseases 0 women and children.
Otliee-rorntoriy occupied by 1 r. Mfoldrum,Corner
of Centre and Patric), strode,
Wirotu t ONT .
[). VANSTONE. •
1�
•
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR,Etc.,
Private and Company funds to 100» at lan•estrate ,
Interest, No EtEmEIe ton charged. Mortgages, towr,
and farm property bought and sold
OFFICE, -Beaver Block Wn owut
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• L. DICIiaNSt ',
Barg istei,r Etc.
BOLICITOI, TO BANN 01' ITA LTON. MONEY T4
LOAN.
Office -Meyer Block, Wingltain.
DENTISTRY.- J S. JEROME, Wuren u,,
IJiJ� y A, Vaulcanitea manufacturing
of the best material
as cheap as they can be got in the
Dominion. All work warranted.
Painless extinction of teeth by the use of Electric-
ity or Vegetable Vapor.
TARR NOTICE. -I wlll extract teeth for 25 cents
each.
OPPICE ; In the Beaver! Block, opposite the
Brunswick House,
H '
Win. f Macdo ald, L. D. S.,
DENT T.
OFFICE, ASON'S BLOCK -
Opposite the Queen's Hotel, WIngham•
Will visit Gorrie'jst.,,nd 3rd Mondays
of each month. -
JOHN Enfants
GENERAL INSUBA>:CE AGENT
INOnAta,
p DEANS, JR., WtxonAn.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR THE COUNTY
02 HURON.
MoSales attended 3n any pe of the Co. Charges
JOHN CTJRRtIE, Wxso AM ONT.,
OMNI
matosth AVarroustR FOIL Tifs snort OF
noses "
Ali orders left at the Tains otlloe promptly attend
se to. Terms reasonable,
JAMES HENDERSON,
Ltos,UEn AUOrtekj$A Pelt Covxrtst kluged,/ Alen
Mance.
A(1 sales attended. to prompt(i acid en the Slinkiest
Notice.
Attu0 sentyearrangemelnts c0aitebe made ab the
Timits• eftiee
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Someone, Optnrfo.
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Money to Loan oil Notes.
Notes • iscountet
AT REASONABLE IATBS
Money edvatieed on Mortgages et b} pet cent with
privilege et paying at the 5 tt el say yonr, NetOS
and accounts collected.
Seaver Mork %'Oingham, (Mit