HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1896-03-27, Page 5Presbytery of Meltlantd
Presbytery of Maitland met at
Lucknow March 17th 1595, Rev,
1), Perri° Moderator, Rev, F. A.
MacLennan Clerk, protean. Circus
Jars from Presbytery of Montreal,
*rid that of Orangeville, intimating
their intention to ask Ieave of the
+General Assembly to receive as
Ministers of this Church, Rev. Chas.
A. 13uffa, Presbytery of Ozaek,
Synod of Missouri() U. S. A. and
Rev. D. A. Hamilton, formerly a
Minister of the Presbytery Church,
U. S. A., respoetively, The Presby-
tery will make application to the
Assembly's Committee on Auguenta-
tion on behalf of Pine River and
Walton congregations for $150 each
per annum, from the fund for aug-
mentation of stipends.
The following were appointed
Commissioners to the General As-
sembly ministers ; Messrs. Fairbain,
Hall, Anderson, McLeod and C. Mc -
:ay, -Elders, E. Acheson, G. Mathe-
son, Rev. John Stewart, John Ballan-
tyne and John Dawson. On motion.
duly made and seconded, it was
animously carried : That the than
' of the Presbytery be tendered
Mrs. and Mr, S, H. Scougall, of K
cardine,for his services in prod
'ing in ornataientaI penmanship a
in an illuminated form the addr
presented to Mr. Sutherland on t
occasion of the Jubilee of his Min
try. The Presbytery would al
express their high appreciation
the artistic excellence of Mr. Scon-,
g'all's work, and of his generosity in
making a gift of his services in the
matter,
Mr. Murray was appointed conven-
and with much expression a sacro
solo "Too Late, Too Late".
Mrs. Hall of ve an
excellent paper on "Faith a in the
Work."
Mrs, Carruth, Secretary of Supplies
that fourteen hundred weight ot
clothing valued at $500 had been
sent to the North West for destitnto
India as under oharge of Miss AleIn-
tosh.
on
itled "Notli-
ing' to pay,".wastwell,ztendered by a
number of little girls.
Then followed a discussion on
"What is the best means to increase
the interest in the congregations and
auxiliaries in the foundation and
work of mission bands," opened by
Mrs, Coombe of Kincardine. A
number of ladies tools part each
each offering practical suggestions.
A sacred selection "Rock of Ages,"
was well rendered by choir,
Mrs. Matheson, of Arnow, took
charge of the queston drawer, A
number of questions relating to the
work of the society were answered.
rim WING HAM MI? , MARCH ',fi 18:16.
d !earn a living for l:timself. It was
j resolved to leave this matter' in the
''hands of Deputy -Reeve Robertson,
and for him to take what action was
necessary in getting him equiped
and fitted out, and sent to Clinton as r
soon as possible.
Resolved that the
be appointed Pathlnasters, Poe
keepers and Pence Viewers for
current year : Pathmasters,~G
Marshall, Henry Lawlor, 3; Ca
.las. Tierney, John Walden, Rob
Johnston, jr., henry (levier,
Hoare, Thos. 13rown, Wfn, Johnst
George Henderson, Raba, Marsh
Gregor McGowan, John Dingw
Andrew W. Sloan, John Wilson, J
Tanney, Munro Vincent, Robe?
Hoover, W. J. Wightman, Jo
Redmond, sr„ Wm. J. Hoover, T.
Taster, sr,, T, W. Noble, Wm, lea
Lancelot Nethery, Wm, HaiIsh
sr., Wm. J. Fenwick, Benj. Witm
George Sowler, Wnx. Steakhouse,
Cook, John McLean, Wm. Nether
Richard Corley, John Campbell, Jn
Bennett, T. II. Taylor, jr„ W, Grig McCallum, Jas. Walsh, sr.,
Robertson, David Taylor, Robe
Henry, Jos. McBurney, Patrick Gi
bons, Finlay Anderson, J. Brando
Jas. Ferguson, John Salter, sr. J
following persons
nd.
the
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un- Mrs. Sutherland gave a few elos-
ks 1 ing words. Mrs, Perrie led the
to I meeting in prayer.
The election of officers resulted, as
follows: Mrs. Murray, President;
Mrs. Ross, 1st Vice -Pres; Mrs. Mal -
coin, 2nd Vice -President; Mrs. Mac-
Lennan, 3rcl Vice -President; Mrs.
Fairburn, 4th Vice -Pres. ; Mrs.
in-
no-
nd
ess
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se i Graham, Treasurer ; Mrs. McNabb,
of Secretary; Mrs. Carruth, Sec. of
Supplies ; Miss Murchison, L -Sec.
Invitations to hold next annual
were presented teem Brussels and
Ripley, by Mrs. Graham and Mrs.
Sutherland, it was decided to hold
for next meeting in Hiplelr.
n Votes of thanks were unanimousl
's passed to the young ladies, who s
d efficiently ltd the service of praise t
r. the ladies for their generous hospital
of ity and. to the officers.
d The meeting was closed 14 Ii •
t. Annie 1Iicklc john leading in prayer
e
This meeting was one of th
e. largest and most successful ever hel
f by the society,
t Tho public meeting in the evening
e was - very largely attended. Mr
n Perrie, Moderator, of Presbptet'y_
presiding. The annual report o
c the society was read by J. G. Mur
O doob, Messrs, Perrie and MacLeod
. expressed their appreciation of the
t excellent work done by the Society,
The audience were privileged to
p , heair Lin address from Rev. Fraser
Smelts, M,, D. Ronan, China;.
Excellent music was furnished by
a large choir under the "leadership
of Mr. Charles Stewart.
er or Home Mission Committee
the ensuing year, The reports o
Sabbath Schools, Young People
Societies and Church Life, an
Work, were read and adopted. M
Murray was appointed member
Synod's Committee on bills an
overtures. �11r. McLeod was appoin
ed member of Assembly's Conimitte
and. bills and overtures. Mr, M
Lennan was granted lenve o
a,bscncc ter three month's to visi
Scotland. The anneal report, of th
Presbyterian roman's Foreig
Missionary Society, was road by Mt
J. G. Murdock in behalf of th
Secretary. On motion duly triad
and seconded the hallowing, resoie
tion was nnaniinousiy carried : 'l'htf
we, as a presbytery, having hcat.rd
t1'ie xniiuhT report of the Presbyteria
• Woman's l+'orcign Missionary Society,
desi-e to °!press our appreciation of
the excellence of the report and our
. gratitude to God for tate •goodly
measure of success, which has at-
tended their efforts during the past
year. We would rejoice. in the con-
tinue( increasing tinaancial results of
the work of the atuxiliarres, as a
whole, and more especially in the
spiritual advaetagee to themselves
and others in connection with their
labor of love. We commend the
Society and their work to God and
to the Word of itis grace.,
The Rcv, Dr. Snaith delivered an
able iulssionary address. On motion
a vote of thanks was tendered to Dr.
'Smith, for his excellent address.
The next meeting of Presbytery,
will be held at Witigham May nth,
.at 11.30 a, nm. Jorrx lice`s im, Clerk.
Maitland W. P. M, S.
'Phe twelfth annual meeting' of
this Society, was held in the Presby-
terian church Liteknow, on March
17th 189x3. A large number of dtele-
.gates and friends were present. Thu
ladies of Luiknow and neighboring
district male every arrangement
which forethought and. kindness
. could saggest for the entertainment
and comfort of their ;;nests.
Ti" President, Mrs. Murray, of
Ki,,ea.rclifle, presided and was assist-
ed its the de—se:in'�1 exereiece L,.
.Mrs. 3latert tilllaan ef' Lu„know, and
1r,... kith .aM,,,tla ..i
airs. Il L;K iy extende,l a mods
cordial. invitation to the visitfng dule-
g:itee and friends to which Miss
Wood o' a!„lusw,)rt:h replied,
The chair favtaiteed the audience
with a seteetion "Colne unto Me,
Colne unto Mc,"
The Preei.lent ;;;are an earnest and
llnprc sire nativete enl')hesiz;n;y tee
accept need el' tnt)re extended effort in
The work or iuissl,,ns.
The `k erctatry reported an increase
of one auxiliary atnd two mission
Bands, there being note 23 auxiliar-
les and seven mission Bolide, with a
Membership (sr 70'4. 'PIie treasurer
repine/I ran insirert;o in r.)tltt'ihttrion
over last yoair the tat:)1 being, $1510.-
82.• The offering lytta dictated to the
.t)rrl, Mrs. flruwn leading prayer.
alias 1t-tc .\ai)i) sang 'er . sweetly
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• EAST WAIVANOSH,
The wedding belle have been
ringing merrily again this. Week in
the vicinity of St Helens, this time
on the occasion of the marriage of
Benjamin S., eldest son of I?, Naylor,
Esq. of East Wat,vawosh, to Sarah, il icy,
eldest daughter of R. Addison, Esq. 1lt lollol)ertsoVed by n, t-har. utt�.Johnt) IIx Alo-
of W. Wawanosh, which took place fllinton 1)0 aippuinlcl fax collector for
at the r•e.kletiec of the l:irtel, un t ,r
Wednesday evening•, the 18th in,t. 1$Ti at ;a, salary' nt' X55.—Carried.
1.'he interesting ceremony was per- The f,.,llowinr' orders on Treasurer
fuctncfi by Iicv. C. Biles, of Luektr0at , were issued ; --liars Margaret Coates
After the knot was securely tied,
the numerous relatives et the bride
tend bridegroom, eat flown with them
tt) the marriage feast of good things
in plenty. At the conclusion of this,
the Rev. C. Miles addressed a few
ert
Jobn
on,
all,
all,
as.
J.,
R. i
tth,
ork
ro never done, and it is especially wearing
and Wearisome to those whose blpod is
impure and unfit properly to tone, sus-
tain, and
muscle and a wasting of nerve
issue. it is more because of
this condition of the blood that women
are run down,
Tired, Weak, Nervous,
Than beeausa of the work itself. Every
physician says so, and that the only rem-
edy is in buildidg up by taking a good
nerve tonic, blood purifier and vitalizer
like Hood's Sarsapartiia Parsee troubles
Peculiar to Women at change of season,
work t nervousness, rand t impure blood,
thousands have found relief and cure in
aw, I
er, arsanarlr1i .
D.: The Oue True Mood Purifier. $i per bottle
y, i Prepared only by C. L hood & Co., Lowell, Mase,
0,1
fig, fO0L?<�S PI'I1s are tate only pills to take
f A with ueod',s uarsaparnia.
A.
rt
, known that in apples alone our
ii, 'exceeds
capacity in bearing now
Ja exceeds a half -million barrels,
Cochrane, John Menzies, sr, Richard;
W. Irwin, John Reid, J. T. Curl
Albert Rintottl, Wm. J. Paton, Ja
Purdue, Simon C. Howlett, Willie
Anderson, John Currie, R. Shiell, jt•
Horace Grain, John Leggett, Joh
Gillespie, Thos. Davidson, J. Thom
Daviel Clow, Barth. O'Connor, hear
McGee, Wm. Martin, Arch. Marth
Robt. Maines, Jas. McGee, Richer
Leishman, Wm. James, Ale-xande
Bruce, jr., Jacob Brooks and Fred
Champion.
Pound Keepers. ---John Hoare
George Quinn, B, I.T. Taylor, Wm
Bone, Andrew Shiell, Jas. Clow, E.
Robinson, Jas. Owens and James
Cochrane.
Fence Viewers.—Alfred B. Carr
John McDowell, George Fothergill
:John 'P. Currie, .Tohn rMensics sr.
:incl Samuel Meliurney, jr,
The scales for the performance o
statute labor to be the sante as for
some years back.
The Treasurer reported cash on
sulci February 11th h st
e,'IIl` WANTS" OTHERS TO
s.; RaOW.
in Dear Editor :
Please state in your valued journal,
that it` any sufferer from Nervous Drbi•
)I lity, Seminal \t:cal:ness, Luau o liner„)
I end t
r Losses, fetut will writ i. LOst n in co.,tiett,nec,
t„ will inforn, h,tn by ee: ed letter, ?moor
' oharge, how to oe, lit a
d h -
ask vel feet once T
asir t'or no lanae ing nothing to veil.
1' 1 know how to uapaathize with thea -e
BOflorers find f only too mind to he nhle
to assist. them, ,. fiftieth*, every taro In latest styles, artistic display and careful attention' to the
absolute rmerecy and He j rte not, of
course, wish iu expose fntself either. 3 needs of our customers.
• do not, (giro my mime. It you d
'i-•^ /`''ted K Y . T '
G-- 1VS�I1V9r2
AXI) Tlil':-- -.
CASHSYSTEAre now on the home st e It
stretch of the second year, with a goa�?,
lead,. ;and
RUNNING STRONG
We have justfinished storl,..t;;akill;;, and find that we have era
outt handsomely on top. We are now enteringrtcome
year, and in a better position than ever to place gupobeforeno
you at prices that are right
AND SURE TO WIN
Your approval and your cash. We have much pleasure in thank-
ing our customers and o.hers who patronized us during the
year, and helped us along so heartily in
THE GREAT RACE.
Our Dress Making Department, -as usual, is up to date,
and ahead of the times, Nothing but first-class work turned
out here, All heavy goods bought,here cut free of charge.
CUTTING AND PITTING A SPECIALTY,
G. CINTYRE,
MACDO:�-'ALD BLOCK, WINGIIAM.
ilflne; r' :liiIinery!
Everybody is talking Milliner r and everybody who under-
stands such thin -i arc bound to • mit that we
EAD ��r EM ALL
get tel send stamp and fcticiress eimal
P. . O. Box 388, Lonvos, C)i`i•.. p Y
•
• i3T.YTII.
, A Imiober of our
on the sick list.
f Regular Meeting
of the 0, 0. F. was
hall,
eeipts since that date, $228.71),
al, $363.20. Paid out since last
eting, ;143.95, leaving a balance
hand at date of $219.25.
1 fresh bend was received from
Treasurer, a nd being satisfactory
s accepted.
The sura of $1.10 rias received
in Masers_ Hart eL Riddel, Station-
, `.toren to, being the price ofseven
eel Debentures furnished by that
1 in March 1895, and returned
k to them unused.
John II, ;McClinton again applied
for the office of Collector of tares for
the current year, and wanting $50
lot 37, elan. 4 taxes remittedf'or 1895
(i2 cents; Jas. Wiley, con. 14 near
i1'inghnul, remitted clog fax 1895,
$5; Jas. Everett, lot 41, eon. 11,
remitted dog tax 1895, having left
the township i'.2; Hugh McLean,
brief uurlp;t at:ulration:t ot godly comeBelgravc, epike Mills per D. Wheeler
sol to the newly wedded, pair wish- Pathnlaster in 1895, 15 Bents; J. II.
ing, thcul God's richest blessing and 1"lt;l�linton, 'service's as collector of
ever ha tncss with lontr tuxes 1895, <55; Advane° officio
pp' n lift, to ng bar) , intitlg ,
enjoy theta, a wish in which a1i 1 ttu:ount up to
present heartily concurred, date t;.;x0.
'Pito Council rust in the Council Moved by Mr, Sutherland, second-
The
011 March 19th, pursuant t0 i eel by Mr. Conitis, that tate Council
citizens are still
of the members
held in Watson's
e
A RI L
And following clays is the date of our
•
e.fming
And we give a cordial invitation to all to conte and ins
poet our
Owing to the storm and blockade stock. We are determined to give you the kind of bargains
hist week we «01 without $onic of
our daily Toronto papers for several
days.
\Ir. and Ars, Budgie of the Curt)-
lnercial, have returned from ntteird-
ing the • funeral ot'. a relative •in
Michigan,
On Tuesday evening an entertain-
ment was give in fndu;;tt'y hall
under the auspice:, of the I31yt11
' brass ban d.
Mrs, Ste,ekdale:, of Mitchell, spent
a couple of clays with her mother,
Mrs. Cash. returning• to her holate
ou Monday.
Mr. W. Cash, photographer, hav-
ing disposed of his business to Miss
Sutherland of Wingharn, intends
moving t0 Goderich.
' Mr. Saltine! Creighton, who
had been seriously iii for a time, we
are pleased to state, has spa far re-
cdlvered as to be able to be out
again.
On Sunday afternoon a large
number from here a attended the
'funeral of a daughter of Mr. Henry
Tam in, jt'., Matfett. The rematins
were taken to the Union cemetery
for interment.
.Judging from the reports nmde to
the Board of 1Itlltlt 1,}` the Windsor
Physicians tl' e must be :It least
150, and �T ibly 200, cases of
typhoid iever'in the, city. A11 the
medical men lay the blanc of the
adjournment. Members all present, j «o noir atdj,:)tat n till 'i`uc;d:tv �5tit present state of affairs on the filthy
Minutes or last meeting read Lind' of; tila•r next, then to tweet as a Court `,t, 2ti0tee.eteteI3....w.., _
passed, of Rote: we and forother business.
Acton, t of' Advance office Wing- P. I'fltt•reneirr.n, Clerk.
.,,,e ran lr'ray.nu• 11 . t'' , .iv
•.,,., w.j. ,'.I.,aci received
a,.d orej.; ud i,u be paid,
Wm. Campbell clerk t t' Division l flat in :. ',..Y:I: County.
Cuttrt i31 y th, Soil in i honber addition- (.i tldei'ieh March 20.---I''ruii,
111 aeeount of costs re appeal of tirowoi' in this section- have been!
Pence Viewers award lot 28, con, 4, testing fa•uit burls of various kind°,
to he added to his at•COunt already and up to Beta Alec. McD. Allen ;
presented Novenber 14th, 1895 of reports most favorably, IIx apple°,
'x'11.53, in all now $13,06; ---Laid of all v:tt•icti.ee the Lucie aro strong
Over, and in I,i,lt-culor'ed '.)loans, indicat
Communication received from in; at very heavy" setting. Peach1
Gaarroav & l'roudfoot, Godericb, re- buds ;aro straw:, and safe thus far '
,girding balance of School tax kept in all varieties, and pears, Mutual
back last season from Trustees of U. aitd elaet'ries do not show stay
8. S. No. 5, Hallett, demanding pay winter -killing o.' even weakening of
latent of latae, and in eventoftefusai bttd, With water upon the West;
threatening to take legal proceedings and northwest of us it is zt rates
to compel the Cannell to pay twat oceurence to find in any ason that
the Amount claunted.—No action in degree of winter frost that would,
the meantime. injure buds, and tttis winter we'
Application was made by Janes have escaped the IrAv frost lint of
Ray, jr., lot 88, con, 12, to be sent as i nearly every point. xn this Peeetince,
An hamate to the House of Refuge all The importance. ti' the fruit trop to
Clinton; its he was unable now to this country Am& ')e seen, when it is
Has been hndorsecl by the medical
profeaslbn for twenty years. (Ask
you' Doctor.) This is because it
is xtlways paidetbie—always 2u�ri
form ---always contains the purest
Norwegian Cod -Liver 011 and
Nypophosphites, insist
on Scott's Emulsion
with trade -mark of man
and fish.
Put up in se cent and $i,00
sizes. The small size may be
enough to cure your cough or
help your baby.
that will please you.
We are expecting a call from you. Do•not disappoint us.
cyo--gielco.
MASON BLOCK, WINGHAM.
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MISS
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LACE'S
W HIP iNsT. 1 •� * , .A ' 2L 1ST
And Following
We eaten. ' special invitation to the ladies to - -it our show room on
the above d. es, when the choicest novelties in Spring t illinery will be
displayed A splendid range of the season's latest nov `es always in
stock.
ys.
HISS WAL AClE.
:M. LEJ 1_1 S
Has just received a large consignment of
SIE 1 c 400 100
In every Department and has marked them to suit the Hard
Times.
NEW DRESS GOODS
In every design. A full range of the BEST PRINTS
MADE. • Call and inspect.
12 Cases of Ladies' and Gents'
The latest styles and markt eroe» ..
`I' ki'ee Asea of the finest
OANADIAN AND S OTOH T'.l WEEDS
In every design. Call and leave your order for
Suit.
your Spring.
Just arrived, one car of strictly prime
CLOVER, ALS1lE AND TI NOTNy SEED
All kinds of Fancy (itass :;cods ke st in stock.
T A. MILLS.
ADV ETISZ IN Tin
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