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The Wingham Times, 1895-08-30, Page 44 THE W'INGITAM TIM iIS, AUGUST 30, 1895, V 1 to 26s @ 9% and reds gluon Slounty Christian ndeavpr l were W 1 i , MS �`� rtoA. by Mayor 9' old boat 11€i b scarce at M ■ • The fourth annual meeting .of the above union will be held Biu Blyth on Tuesday and Wednesday next, September 3rd and 4t1 The following is the programme .IBMIST —AND— DRUG GIST. AWT. C. N. W. TELEGRAPH CO Oq�]� Brunswick House. Ont Wednesday Morning, 6,30 to 7.30— ------ Sunrise Prayer Meeting, lad • Holmes, Clinton; 0—DevotionalExercises, flfl 1 Cor. 13; 9,20—Appointment o€ Com- mittees; 9.25 --Sociability in the Society, T. B. Saunders, Wroxeter; 9,40—The En - ?leaver Society and the Young Man, E. H. McKenzie, Goderich; 9,55—The Endeavor Society and the Young Woman, Mrs Ashley, Lonclesboro; 10,10—Discussion; 10.25—Why a Junior Society ? Miss L Holmes, Clinton; 10.35—Juniors and their Bibles, Miss Lamie, Hensall ; 10.45—Dis- oussion; 11 --"What an Endeavor Society ought'to expect from the Pastor," M D from Winnipeg says- Coltman, Clinton; 11.15- "What a Pastor i. Opening Session ---Tuesday Evening, 8—Prayer Service, led by tile President ; �,r ; s een 24s (nr 29s, and f has las #anon Gd California wheat cargoes have feteh- ed 25s 9d, and No, 1 hard Duluth, 25s 94. Corn has been depressed; misted American for January ship- ment has been offered at the record 8,30 --•Address. of Welcome, • Dr. Ferguson, price .of XGs 6c1. Barleys: have been President of '95 Local Committee; 8,40--- weak, the elieap feeding sorts having "The kind of people 1 want in my church," deelined Gd, Rev. Jas. A, Anderson, gederioh ; 0,10-- To -day there was a better tone. Singing and Collection; 9.2Q-.-4•Literary Now English wheats were held for and Bible Study," Rev. J. S. Henderson, 28s, and foreign wheats were firmer. Corn for future shipment was held for 3d advance. ,American flour 6d and English flour, was steady. Oats dropped 3d and barley was weak, Hearten; .9.30—Closing Exorcises. ti2C tilittingt2 am FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1895. EDITORIAL NOTES. THE Manitoba Cabinet met one day this week and discussed the School question, and adjourned till some time next month, so a despatch THE grain crop in Manitoba 1s ought to expect from an Endeavor Society," pretty nearly all cut and stashed. In many sections threshing has been commenced, and the yield is good, being from 28 to 35 bushels per acre, and most of the wheat will grade number one hard. THE election in Westmoreland, Nova Scotia, on Saturday lasteaused by the elevation of Mr. Burns to the Senate, resulted in the election of Mr. Powell, the Conservative, by a majority of 694. Compared with the 1801 vote, the Liberal vote in- creased 950 and the Conservative vote decreased.a50. AN Ottawa dispateit says that lion. J. C. Patterson, M. P. for West Huron, is preparing to assume the Rev. J. W. Holmes, Clinton; 11.30—Dis- cussion; .11.50—Secretary's. Report ; 12— Closing Exercises. Wednesday afternoon. 2—Opening Ex- eroises, Responsive Reading, Romans 12; 1.15—"The Endeavorers' relation. to Mis- sion Work," Miss Wilson, Clinton; 2.35— President's Address; 2.50—Sabbath Ob- servance," John Kerr, Wingham ; 3.10— Discussion ; 3.20—Address, "Bible Study," Rev R N Burns, B A, Toronto; 3.50— Report of Boston OE Convention, Miss M S Washington, Clinton; 4.20 --"The De- votional Meeting," R J Ellerington, Lum- ley ; 4.30—Discussion ; Collection and collecting of questions; 4.40—"Systematic Visitation as an aid to the Pastor," H A McPherson, Seaforth ; 5—Discussion , 12 loads of butchers' cattle, of which I Chairman. Dated, 24th August, 1895. 5.10—Question Drawer, F Elford, Holmes- 4 loads sold at 2e @ 3e per pound. villa ; 5.90—Closing Exercises ; 5.30 to A few lots of' export sheep were dis- • live Stock Markets. Toronto, Ont., Aug, 27.—Receipts were light at Toronto cattle market to -day -49 cars. Cattle were steady; best sold at Sic rc 4Ho, and bulls at 2',�ic @ 33c per lb. Poor ea the were not wanted, and sellers found it dif- ficult to dispose o' them. Butchers' cattle were in small supply, and 1 c market was steadier, for best 3.� , medium at 2:4e ® 3c per lb. and com- mon at '4e «' 2 e per lb. There was no buyingfor- Montreal, as prices there are too low. Sheep and lambs were steadier on small offer- ings. Lambs sold. at 30 L Sic per lb. Export sheep were quoted at R C ,• G, Winghatn, > DAVID KENNEDY, IEDY, Clinton, 3?;c n' 3 e per lb. Butchers sheep T. B. SAUNDEnS, Wroxeter, steady at $2.50 rt 3 each. Calves B. B. Germ, Seaforth,' were steady, at $2 •$6 each. JAMES BURNS, Bayfield, Stockers and feeders were dull, at 2 -,tie per lb. • Hogs dull and easy, . at 5c per lb. for choice bacon hog; 4ic for fat ; 4e @ 4.1c for stores, Milch cows and springers were steady, at $25 « $45 each. Montreal, Q., Aug. 26.—At this morning's market there were offered. 3. S. Jerome, Dentist, mg - barn, rays: "Williams' Little ' nndelion Pills a .the best 1 in the mar 10r. • so. Crate Malan .purnberry. says: "'rare is no Pill eq . 'to Williams' Little Dan =lion Pills." Tar., FinlAnile on, Ex -Deputy Reeve or East aw • • osb, says: "They are the most sell= I tory Pill 1 have ever used." Thomas T- '10 Warden for the County of Hur • n, says. 44I would not use any other Pi ." Chas. P actor, 4th 11 • : of Morris, says: "1 w.uld not bq witho Williams' Little D • delion Pills." Jas, ' aunt, Ex -Warden for aunty of Br oe, nye: "I have found the • in - dee ' wonderful Pill." ndreds of like Testimonialsfurnis ed . n application. GEO. SHAW CUTS DOWN THE PRICE OF MEAT AGAIN. STRAYED. Came into my , re • ises, Lot 1, Con. 7. Turnberry, on: r• a Heifer and one red Steer,with whit : ,• ots on side and brisket. Owner can ha . same by proving pro- perty and pay; •g charges. D. W. GEMM1LL, Glenfarrow P. 0. HOUSE OF REFUGE HOUSE COUNTY OF HURON On account of the hard times and in order to sell for Dash, 1 have out clown MARKET REPOLI. A wlNeiiAls. V ng1am ,Aug August , 1 89r , Corrected by P. Deans, Produce sale', Flour per 100 lbs 2 15 to 2 4Q Fall Wheat.. ;.. A 0 00;.to 0 05 Spring W beat . ..:+ 00 0035 toto 00 035.5 BarlOats,ey„,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 0 80 to 0 34. Peas 0 50 to 0 5G the Prices of meat, and will sell at th” Butter, rolls, , , ..... 0 13 to 0 14 following low rates ; (Eggs per dozen........ 0.10 to 0 10 'Eggs STEAK 10G PER L$I Wood per carry... .... •. • . • 1 25 to 1 50 ., Hay per ton... x......, , 13 00 to14 00 Potatoes, per bushel 0 30 to 0 85 ',Callow, perlb......... 0 05. to 0 05 Dried Apples, per ib. 0 4t to 0 05 Wool ., 0 20 to 023 exaszoi` Tenders for Furnishings and Snppl' s for the House of Refuge at Clinton. in the Conn of Huron. will be received In sealed. envelopes .ddressed to H. Eilber, Esq., Crediton P 0., ma,ced Tender Ilouso of Beluga; notlater than > , Saturday,Septemb .r 21st 1895. P , The lowest or any ten. r r . necessarily accepted. A list of supplies an•. a ishings In detail and also forms of tender may .. ad on application to any of the following per SPA] W. H. Kenn, Brussels, Taos. CARLING, Exeter•,. PHILIP HOLT, Goderich, H. Exuma, Crediton, GED. MCEwaN, Hensall, War. LANE, Goderich, B. S. Coox, Fordwich, A. T. MCDONALD, Auburn, H. EILBER, and other meats proportionately luw. The patronage of the public is soli- cited, and first-class meat and prompt attention guaranteed. GEO. SHAW. Wingham, July 16th, 1S06. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. The subscriber oliershis ho lot in Lower Winghum for reasonable terms. Tho lot co e and gale on ins half an acre, on which there is'a frame dwelling house containing five rooms; also good stable and poultry house; good well, 16 fruit trees, &o. For particulars, apply on the premises. R. C: KITTSON. position of Liuetenant Governor of 7,110—A social At Home and tea, prepared posed of at 31je. For live hogs the Manitoba. West Huron, in con -by the Blyth Societies, will be given in the range was $5.10 L $5.25. At the sequence, will be vacant, and 1t basement' of the Methodist church, to behooves the friends of good. govern- which all delegates and their friends are meat in that constituency to get into invited. line to redeem. the Riding., ;Wednesday Evening. 7.30—Song Ser - LONDON' Advertiser :—The Chat- vice; 8—Reports of Committees; 5.15— Introduction of officers elect; 8.25—The ,ham Planet sats it is beeaase Mr. Patterson, M. P. for West Huron, is in poor health that he takes the Lieutenant -Governorship of Manitoba. Down in Ottawa, during last session, the Conservative M. P.'s made no; secret of the fact that Mr. Patterson's health had nothing to do with the compact by which he got the promise of the Governorship of Manitoba.. Thesole reasons for his retirement lay in the fact that his seat in the Cabinet was wanted for another one, 1 while•it was known. that Mr. Patter- son could not again be returned for West Huron. IT 1s almost a foregone conclusion that Mr. Thos. Gibson, M. P. P. for East Huron, will receive the appoint - went of Re1s trar , made vacantcant•bv the death of the late Jas. Dickson. Mr. Gibson has long fought the battles of the party, and has earned the position by faithful services. He is in every way qualified for the position, and the Trouts will be pleased to see his services recognized by the Government. His appoint- ment will leave East Huron vacant in the Ontario Legislature, and al- ready Messrs. W. H. Kerr, of Brus- sels, and Thos. Strachan and Areh. Hislop, of Grey, are mentioned as probable candidates. for the position.' They are all good men, and the Hiding would be well represented by either of then;. East End Abattoir there were in all about 500 head of cattle. In but- chers' stock the dealing was at 2?c «i 34c, and export cattle brought 4c. There were 200 sheep sold for export at 3 -le per pound. Lambs, of which Endeavor Society and Sabbath School there were 500 on offer,. fetched from Work, BeV G H Cobblediok, Brussels ; $2 cr $3.75 each. Calves sold all � •8.55—Singing and collection ; 9 05—Ad- the way from $2 a $10, according to I dress, "Thy Kingdom Come," Rev R N Burns, B A, Toronto ; 0.45—Consecration Service, Rev H Irvine, Goderioh ; 10— Closing Exercises. To the Editor of the winaham Tnss. DX Al Sin,—No doubt Sunday is a very wrong day to ride a bicycle, and much worse to make time on; but as we noticed in your paper 'of a certain gen- tleman making; the distance from Wing- ham to Guelph in 53•i hours for the 80 ttiiles, we thought we would send you our time. It can be veritied to a certain extent by Robt. Rennedy, of Lower Wingham, who saw us start at 15 min- utes to seven. Wo took breakfast at Harriston, Royal Hotel, and stopped at the Commercial, at Elora, and arrived in Guelph at 1.10. We were one hour at Harriston and 15 minutes at Elora, malt - our time 4 hours and 55 minutes. The road was vory bad from Bluevale to latrieton. If you deem this worthy to priet in your valuable paper, it may give the " boys "1111 impetus to try the trip. We are, youra truly, NEwroN Mr t u. Joint Cooi'sn, 70 St. Urbain St., Montreal. The Ontario Government is going Out of the manufacture of binder two. They offer the plant, labor, for lease. Fall Fairs. Industrial, Toronto, The Western, London i'royineial, Montreal, Guelph 'Central, Listowel A4iidmay, Carrick Palmerston Horticultural, Hay, at Zurich, South Huron, Exeter, South Perth, St. Mary's, Mitehell, at Mitchell, Clinton, Turnberry, Winghata, Milverton, Mornington Teeswater East Huron, Brussels, Stratford, North Perth Seaforth, Tuokersmith East Wawanosh, Belgrave. Wroxeter, Goderich Walkerton, Northern Clifford Sept. 2-14 " 12-21 " 12-21 Sept. 16-19 • . 19-20 Sept. 94 " 23-24 " 23-24 " 23.24 '• 24-25 " 24-25 • 24-25 " 24-25 " 24-25 " 26.27 •' 26-27 " 2G-27 • " 26-97 Sept. 30, Oct. 1 Oct. 1 - 2 Oot. 1 - 3 " 1 - 3 " 9-10 Dairy Markets—Aug. 27. Madoe.—At Madoe cheese Board to -night 725 boxes cheese were offered, and 645 sold at 8 6-16e ; balance unsold. Belleville.—At the Cheese Board to -day five factories boarded 1,675 boxes white and 250 boxes colored at 650 boxes at 8c d- — At the Cheese sales, Cambellfol quality. , East Buffalo, N. Y., Aug. 26.— Cattle—Receipts were nearly the same as a week ago,205 cars, against 210 cars last week. Market opened up very dull and slow for all kinds of cattle., Hogs—Receipts, 90 cars,, against 70 last week. Market ruled steady. Yorkers, $5 «' $5.10; mixed packers' grades, $5 @ $5.05 ; heavy grassey ends, $4.15 © $4.25 ; rough, $3.75 @ i4 ; stags, $3 « $3.75 • ( Still holds as great a lead as ever over its contetn- d to choice $4.90 a' $5 s4veral of our recent graduates have already made 70 ' last week prospect. if � FOR SALE. Ch A complete brick cottage in tho Town of Wingham, on Minnie street, one of the most desirable streets for a residence. Heated by a furnace; a large wood shed, with hard and soft water in wood shed; a good stable. Tho lot bas 55 feet front- age and runs 165 feet back to a lane. Terms easy. Apply to • JOHN NEELANDS, • Wingham. IT PAYS TO lies. Fall 'Wheat .. 0 65 to 0 70 Spring Wheat......,..•.... 0 65 to 0 70 Barley 0 45 to 0 50 Oats 0 84 to 0 35• Peas 055 to 060' Potatoes, per bushel.....,0 40 to 0 50' Butter 0 13 to 0 14 09 to 0 101 Eggs, per dozen.. . , . 9 00 toll 00 Cordwood 3 00 to 4 00 1. Wool.,. ,... 0 18 to 0 18 T RUN : S, LEATHER ff VALISES, Special Bargains all Month. It GEORGE GOOD We .have just opened up a large stock of SCHOOL BOOKS, COPY BOOKS, SCRIBBLERS, CRAYONS, PENCILS, SLATES, &c., &c., To be in readiness for the opening of the schools after the holidays. CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE CHATHAM, ONT. pigs, goo o choice, engagements to teach in other Business Colleges in Sheep and Iambs.—Receipts, 75 Set�tember, and others have similar engagements in This 'eco nition of Our New 300 Page Scribbler -is a Handy. It has the map of Huron County on the back cover and is sold exclusively by us. Call and see it. 831LdiVd • n nae vv9 Popular Bookstore. Wingham, Aug. lath, 1S95. • r?�i�e is ;es _o,�e",�4.�J>;,_, '—tab.i_r - `s DO YOU u f know �. good watch when � 1 • �t r �tl you see it o Of course you lfl 11 Fr" Li, Cf' HAVE YOU ail fl g seen our Special Movements 11'- 11 t_ 11 in. Gold, Silver and Gold r CCAIN CHOPPING., Having secured power from the ivingham Electric( Light Company, I hat o put In chopping stones at the Electric Light power house, Lo»er Wingham, and am prepared to do chopping at all times. The patronage of the public is solicited and satisfaction guaranteed. ROBERT IdAINPRIZE, winaham. July 16th, 1895. do. �r Lr� F Gj' Filled Cases? New Styles and Patterns. Board to -night 280 boxes white were offered, No sales. Ingersoll.—At the cheese market held here to -day 2,690 boxes first half August were offered ; 7,2e was the highest bid, but no' sales. Market quiet. Utica, N. Y.—Cheese sales to -day 620 boxes at Tic; 2,630 at 7c, 2,- 120 ; 120 at 7-, tc, 183 at 7c to Tie; 674 at 8e, 460 at 81c, 760 boxes on private terms ; 120 boxes on commission. Butter.—Sales, 82 packages of creamery butter at 21e; eheese, ?c higher and strong. At Little Falls the following sales were made: 1,150 boxes of cheese at 7;e, 2,130 at 74e, 1,840 boxes small at 8c.--..Butter—Sales, 20 packages of creamery butter at 20e @";21c. British Grain Trade, London, Aug. 27.—The Mark Lane tispres3, in, its weekly review of the British grain trade, says: The supplies of English ncty wheat have Cars against ears aS g our work by our e.ontemporar- Lambs, choice to prime, $5.25 ® f les is the Bost evidence of its superiority that can :f I">� $5.90 ; fair to good,ai ® X4.50 ; be advanced., . COLLEGE RE -OPENS TUESDAY DONTyO culls and common lambs, $2 @ D f n i - SEPTEMBER SR . U NOTICE TO CREDITORS. IN TIM MATTER 01? WESLEY JOHN HUrr'EER OF TIM VILLAGE O1�jWUONETEE, 1N THE COUNTY of HURON, BLACNsNITH, AN IN.). SOLVENT. r t f X3.00. Clipped sheep, choice o selected export wethers, 83.65 Q4 $4 ; ( It will pay you to come to Chatham. , think of purchasing until f l good to choice handy weights sheep, ?or Catalogue, address te "f11 you call and obtain our $2.40 C $2,85 • fair t'o food mixed D. IdoLACHLAN, Chatham, Ont. ; prices. r . • n .. common, $1.25 © $2. Cattle—Total sheep, $2 .$2 25 culls and R. A. HUTCHISON EL EYESIGHT TESTED Free of offerings were 4, head; d , • e losed C f11 Charge and suitable lenses given r regular, but generally lower for MTT Silt; W Wingha i, Ont. l steady to firm for good; slow ir- _� at right prices. [ common grades. Hogs — 1.3.,500, ICE. CREAM head on sale; 5 t close fully 5e below early quotations on all grades, and P.&RLOR--a a good portion not sold. Sheep and lambs—When all in there were ___ 18,950 head. on sale; market' closed steady at earlier reports figures, - and a fairly good clearance ; good Canadas,. $5 ® $5.40; not many Canaries here. Strange, but True The child that cannot digest milk can digest - Cod -liver Oil, asit is pre- pared in Scottsp ln Eul sion. Careful scientific tests have proven it to be more easily digested than milk, butter, or any other fat. That is the reason why puny, sickly chil- dren, and thin, emaciated t1 and amic persons grow. fleshy so rapidly on: S cdttys Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil aid Eypophosphitee -when their ordinary food does not nourish thein. ,bon's 1. Varaltarted to. accept a nubotixuto/ been. small. The London quotations' Scott & Bovine, liality1t10. 60e, and $1', Confectionery, Candies, Fruits, Canned Goods. 1 LUNCH AT ALT, HOUR&� CIGARS and TOBACCO Pipes and Smokers' Articles. 11EYElt BLOCK, WINGHAII, ONT. , Cr The Optician. u,' z IJ Notice is hereby given that the above named Wesley John Iiupfer has made an assignment to me under the provisions of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1887. Chapter 124, and amending nets, of alt his estate end effects in trust for the benefit of lila Creditors. A meeting of the Creditors of the said Wesley- John esley John Hupfer is hereby convened and will be held at my office in the Village of Gdrrio, on Tuesday, the 27th day of August, instant, at two o'clock in thu afternoon, for the appointment of Inspectors, and the giving of directions with reference to titer disposal of the said estate. Ali Creditors of the said Wesley John iiupfer aro• hereby notified to file their claims with mo or my solicitor, duly verified by affidavit, end also. stating the nature and value of the security (if any). held by them, on or before the 16th day of Soptetn• bar, A. D.,1&15. Dated at winghnm this Kith day of August, A. D.,. 1S05. R. VA tsToxs, Wingham, W. A. lawpt, Gorrie P.O.„ Solicitor for Assignee, Assignee. • The greatest of '95 excursions to' Niagara Falls, wi ke place On Satur (good to re • rn on Mon , Sept. 2nd), under the auspices of t = Waterloo Musical <ciety. Special 1? curate, Trains will leave mira, Dor- ham, Che ey, Southampton and Innes inc. The ' Waterlo• Band will accompany the Excu ion. For points . ver 150 miles distant, tickets will a good to retur until Sept. Std For full partici ars, see post s and dodgers, giving time table an fares. Th . Excursion will taro a fine opportunity t• spend S tdav at Buffalo and take in the Labor Day D. 'en - ration there on the 2nd of September. No tr•ublo or expense will be spared by the committee to make this the most enjoyable trip of the season. FOR SALE. Good .11ing and one quer acre? situated on W1,4 Lot 46, Easl side Leopold street, in- . , m. 81200. Applyn 3.OWN, : Real Es a Agent, Str. • - ,int. .DO II purpose attending a Business or Shorthand College this season ? Tt: so, the Forest City Business and Shorthand College, London, Ontario,.. Is considered hood and shoulders abevo Canadian Schools. TT aware that we have Made a record for practical work and sot the pace for other schools'l H.A.V�+•, TT heard anything clout our "New System" of teaching Book-keeping and CommercialPaper f It is considered the essence of practicability. Crop a card for particulars regarding it. Catalogue also free. College reopens September 3rd. J. W. WESTERVELT, Principal, MANLEY'S CELERY- NERVE COMPOUND WITH DEfl', IRON AND 'WINE. The Best Blood Purifier, Tonic, and General Health Restorer ever offered to mankind. We do tot fear coin. parison 1 You will get more genuine permanent benefit out of ONE BOTTLE of �1VIANLE�ir'S CELERY -NERVE COIPOUND� than out of a whole dozen of any other "Compound" on the market. It contains no injurious drugs, and is based on Gi.yormixz instead of ALCO!tol.. Try it 1 You will then know the truth. ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. Bp . SURE AND GET "Aelczk I.:. ''s " .. AT WILLIAMS' DRUG STORE, WINGHA . , ONTARIO.. t r" ft 0.4.40440 MORRTh Mr, Ja. Harrison resident o this tow' thirty yea s, has talci Muskoka and 7,4V ren there shortly. 1rs.. Florida, is at present her father, Mr. John c°, ►4, GORRII The Teeswater and clubs played a Eric Teeswater, last week, in favor of the Teesw. score of 226 to 2 Leech is quite serious] Court was held here o Judge Doyle presidin; Strong starts out as a the Canadian Order c Monday next, He fr over Ontario. EAST WAW. Mr, John Andersc Friday from a trip to hill and other points. Richmond, of London the residence of the Mrs, J, Bonc.—Mr. J of ill's, John Done, of at the recent exam University of Toront ships, entitling him free tuition, and Self in the several si fie was examined. ] of the London Coll where he succeede medal last year. man of great promise wanosh is proud of 1 BRUSS Rev. Mr. Griffin anniversary sermon of Court Princess Al C. 0. 1?., at 11 a. m in St. John's churcl Public School Board evening of last weel the five plans reef Public school, but. a selection until 11 Barrett, tonsorial chased the noted E "Drake," from R. hom. He is a hand; a good fowler, whit to Mr. Barrett's success in his hunt Monday, Sept. 2nc and arrangements have a grand bas in Brussels. The not yet concluded teams, but the folly gram 'expected : I match between th and Wroxeter an Brussels ; in'tlie € VS. Harriston, afte ing teams will p The sports will 1s Park, to which a will be char,&d.•A LUCI The annual Bruce County W here last week iI Hal>rl' There we sent from Linc Paisley, Wingha may, Chesiey, Lueknow. After conducted by th. W. Berry, tl brought to order day. Reports/. of various depar in and royt'fne A muss' meetiI opera house in t an excellent pre ance nature war through. Add] by Mesdames B and Miss Fisher Orchestra Choir Misses Smalle: 'strong, a recite. Armstrong, ani Tolmie, Eines programme. the election of with, resulting Miss E. M. I' president, Mrs Valley ; coni Miss Smellie, Mrs. Williams tendents of c appointed. cellent papers subjects porta the union, wh siderable disc questions "IN • in for a great urged to keel until it w largely atteni held last nig programme.