The Wingham Times, 1897-01-22, Page 1WINGIIAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, JANUARY 22,, 18,97.
Sawing° lelooneets
I quea by FRAM( PATERSON* No 23, Vic -
to street,WingliamiOnt. Nswitnesses
requ ed.
WINTERTERM MON. JAN. 4.
VIE BELL CHEAP
wart'
These clays we are going
wough stocks, our intention
,eing to have them as clean
\s is possible for Spring impor-
xtions, which are all bought,
nd iiia short time will begin
arrie, oinrardigg.:40.44,1ttite.
rick selling, -profits are ignor-
ed altogether and everything
'leads your way. Here are' a
few prices:
CHILDREN'S BUTTON FELT
OVERSHOES
Sizes up to No. 10,-50e.
MISSES' BUTTON FELT
OVERSHOES
Sizes 11 to 2,7-50c,
LADIES' BUTTON FELT -
OVERSHOES
Sizes 3 to
1
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CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
STRATFORD, ONT.
CAnAGIA'A pasnear commercial ),01O01, ahe None het.
ter in the Dominion. • Our courses ot study are
'bristling with good business points. Experienced
teachers In every department • ex•studonts of other
butinvms T,OW In attendance; moderate
rate9 ;board low. A gomhead school turning ont
vricicmaarake young men and women Iftathild" al•
ways enecessfn Business Is reviving And mane
bright young parsons will be needed next Mil. Now
bathe time to be prepared, and this is the school Itt
' which to get your preearation, penned Iltho.
ereithed eo.talogue title
W. J. '041. TT, Principal.
ho
Ditit atratt.
BOOTS and SHOES
We will sate you from
40 TO H PER GENT.
V on every pair, lower
than any other
house in the
trade
OTER1,
GOODS.
1/4117-7 JD ABLE •
HELPS ONLY THE BEST IN
ORAN(lES,
BANANAS,
LEMONS,
FIGS.
VEGETABLES OF KINDS
•OYSTERS SERVED RIGHT,
TRY OUR CIDERt
W,
cm RESTAURANT.
New Ade.
M. H. laanaoo's-Heavy Losses.
WE. E. Hoy's-Tenders Wanted
McKinnon & Co's.-It's Your Goo
I tune. .
W. 'A. Sohnd-Oranges, •Lemons,
1
. Witte, Figs eto,
amnme..4 r.asesommessway.
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LO C AL NEWS,
FUR C„PES AND GOATS
AlstVitebatt Capes
27 t's Full, kirt,
1
h Long Curls
14ti'vit)
).
3iicii, Bright OtirI, Satin.
Lilted, Full Sleeves,
tor $25 Ivo. th i185.1
„....
a limited number of
-UP-TO-DATE
two finish and well
made garinent,
for $3.70.
-Who said 1-lickey?
-Mr. S. Gracerhas ;soia. his t
blacks.
-Mrs, Freeman Carr is very lew f
hemorrhage.-
-McDohald and Caseoaore each ship
a car load of cattle to Toronto on Id
Campbell were shipped tc London on T 'es- N the,geeleeMessreGorden end 111cCurvey ' cussed by Messrs. fde,xwell, Anderson, :Unl-
ike a splendid pair. Of tbe 7 goals won ; colm, Hall. Ross end Whaley. The Mod -
day.
-The hounhold. effects of 11r. Da id
1
Lucknow 0 were made by Gordon and I orator read the conetitution as recommend -
de . t other by McOnrvey. Mr Chisholm has ed by the general assembly and on motion
1 1V1r. B. Gemmill, el 'Ternberry, hes pine 11 credit of scoring for Wiese-tm. Return it was decided to form a Presbyterial
state:Le:7 • itch will be played at Laicknow Fridity ' Sodety. A committee_ waa named to
1 b t. . i notninate offieers, consisting of Miss Van.
chased Walter Beldon's livery outfit , nd
, on .coneriai. ', stone, Rev. Messrs. Anderson and Hall,
.
-Walker shipped. a load of hoes
Thursday anti Wynne and Page a lost ; of Vinghem, Wroxeter and Lucknow . end idessre. Matheson. Meilesohn, Alc-
Laudblin, bicCruisty and Lane.
'I Mr. Malcolm, of Teeswater. read a most
: carefully prepared paper on "The Organ.
i ization of the New Testament Church,"
1 showing that the Presbyterian form of
1 Government was sanctioned by the teach.
hip of the New Testament, Rev. McLeod
I followed with the duties of the :societies to
1 the alma. 1 -to claimed that the hest duty
polity established by the word of God. 1 a higher education could have them edn• I
who have children. ready to send away for drawn.
T,, I meted at home, under their own immediate I GEO. E. Mee,
Wingham.
of Presbyterian. societies was to have a
limn belief in the Presbyterian Polity es it
love the Presbyterian church aboye all other supervision, which is, my deer sir, in many The right man in the right place. Give
instances no small cousideratiou. Even if McAlpine a trial for en up-to-date meal at
a School here were a amali expense, there 15 cents. Special arrangementcand
aro other things to be considered besides. i for board by the week,
and ele,ver, buoyapt with ambition and . The Central Restaurant, McKenzie
mere dollars a»d nets. Youths, bright
building, has been renovated throughout
•
e Geo. MoKenzie, J. P., Mon. ,
-John O'Connor of Whitechureh, ap- t - --
The Now Liberal C
neared beforabinet,
day night, charged with aseault, the coin- ; W" 1"we r"cei'eti " ""PY
plainaixt being Clete, Itintoril. The fracas a most eectelleut met life -like photoengre s -
complained ei, thee owe in June ei t big clone in three colors of the new Liberal
bat John went to Miehigen before thins i C4‘14"et* The (11?be l'ri'll1"1" , °"'; 141"
came to a head, Coe dollar tied cos'iti . enured I410 0:0111,n1V0 0OntIOsOf 1.0,3 pieture.
wits the assessment. ' it is 21 x 28 inches, and was erre/noel
: from ;salmi plitairereplis by Me wend:lumen
night the Maecabees, 42 in number repared - prepared by the Toronto Lithographing Collegiate Instttute here. Ns, ingleim in 1 • • Ai
.' • -After the regular motil; on IMeielay : Cantitlien read:, J. D. Kelly, and is being
tothe City Restaurant where the orders co., which beeptalts perfeet work. 8 many respect, is the most progressive and
prosperetui town in this North Western
etas wou. -tempt We have made arrasigeweuts with the part of Ontario -the neared centre of le 1
rinfretsertinvenssferetrfetestesestoststainaly : month II 010,1 trip of the Ve v
1. AI- (A' °"'e flea -not to speak of one or two other t (s)11
i, country -1m as regarde edueationel !twill. I ,
large surrounding and rielt agricultinel 1
Saturday Mornina Jan
were served in n, manner I:I It I d
the',•anpetite 01 00 epicure. 'Ateeseelenisteeeise. / Globe Printing Co. to supply it with a three
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COMMUNICATICh.
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Beta; Szt,--One of lir. first things which
surprises a etranger on canning ta) the ; to eese ••
beentiful avid prosperone town of le ingltm, I fti
iti the feet tI)0t there is no High S..hod or
• d Winghane Txsuie for 4(1 ciente (eltibe
mestrsestel. A. most enjoyable time Wes ; an th'n fe,--it is woverbially provinsiial, easily I
spent in epeechifying, song.seeging etcese end I rues for one year and photo Bngrav-
lug at 51.0. Phi, withou"mbii the., an wof ally deficient. I know, at pre. 1 6th, we commence the
--There is some (flout° as to whether Greatest mine ever offered. The pieture is
seut, of no other town of the size and im.
y
the Warden of is County under the new ; one that every one should h ee cell this portanoci, in the Province of Ontario. that GREATEST CUT PRICE SALE
try Ftouncile Aet will or will not hold office and see it before ren:wit.ig subscrip- nas not its High School or Collegiate Insti-
councillors are eleeted for a tcyo.year
tate, while many towns
with not half the
ice wo years. Under the aet the eons,
The Municipal World, of fit. Thomas, 1
which is an authority on such matters, /
says; "We are informed that the Hon. the ss PE
±C51 has expressed a different ; PRESBITTLICIr of DiAIT.C.A:ND.
opinion, but we think the law will not now I
bear any other constroction. If a countyi Young People's Sodetiee of Christian
council elected for two years completes its; Endeavor belonging to the Peeseytery
orgenizatiou it is doubtful if they will • of alaitlatudf met in convention hi the Pres.
'ewe another opportunitye , byterian Amish here ou Monday, The
warden unless the gentlemen firstelaecp:onigid. I 1...)tev.. G. BoAlant,yne, l‘loderator of the
ed resigns." 1 1 resoytery ptestoeu. The day was ex.
. : -On Tuesday evening, Bev. Mr. Youtig, ceedingly stormy, but there was a good
.
1 turnout of delegates from the differeut
of Hamilton, deliyered ti stirring address /
in the interesss of the Lord's Day Alliance,societies. 'rho looul sodety had in charge
'alt matters pertaining to meeting trains,re-
before a fair audience, in the schbol roam I ceiving as d
n billeting delegates and they
4 the Presbyterian church. The speaker I
• pertained their part moot satisfactorily.
=fined his remarks to the necessity for t
; The first subject discussed was "Why aro
the existence of such an organization, eiv. 1 a Presbyterian ?" by Rev. D. Forrest, of
ing as an example the desecrating influence Walton. He said some people are Presby -
0 Sunday street 0515 10 our cities in tempt- 1 terians because they aro born in that
leg so many from spending the Sabbath ' church ; others are Presbyterians because
seerecily. He referred to the trouble, in they lave been led into that faith after
the appeal case against the Hamilton ,
sdeep thought and study, this is the better
tweet railway Company and urged the. kind. 1 am a Presbyterian because I be -
people to use individual influence so that Neve in its dootrinea. 1 believe in election
lesisletion could be obtained which would
in total' clspravity of man, in effectual call-
llow people to enjoy the religious influences ing, fiend preeeivation. The dontrines of
?f. the Sabbath. This he said could be done
, It via church will lead a man aright 10 this
ectily by thorough organization, not mils. i t
-n world. Rev. Anderson further. discussed
dities and towns but in rural districts es i the subject. Rev. W. T. Hall read a evert
lien, for in a few years eleetrio railways t of the Young Peoplele Societies in the
'odd connect every plan of importance in (Presbytery. There were 17 societies with
• province and it was therefore necessary I a total membership of 404, 203 men and
be ready. AU were thoroughly impress- 1 450 womem and 713 active members. Dur -
with the force of his statements and. of ing the year they Contributed §263 towards
1 advisibihty Of having a branch of the . the schemes of the. ohuroh.
iseice forme din Wingham was discussed. ,
ring to the other denominations not be- I Rev, J. Maxwell discussed the Assembly's
well represeeted it was thought ildv.is. i Plen of Study. Ile recommended the
iich it is hoped will be non, Allay of the catechism in the society.
tion of a Presbyterial Society. lie thought
Rev. G. Ihilla,ntyne dismissed the
le 10 to confer with them before organiziug
m
ea I
population and even ono incorporated
villagea. in close proximity to neighboring
High Schools have had their own High
Schools Inc years and are proud of them.
lieve yet to learn of one town in Ontario
that would willingly forfeit such education.
al institutions. Is there a town whiele if
it lost its High School by Are or other 80011
misfortune would not rebuild it at ohee?
No not one. When once established, such
a school would almost if not altogether, be
self •sustaining, Supposing we Mose only
fifty pupils from the country attending,
which is 5 very conservative estimate,
hoarding here at $3 a week, it would mean
some 13,000 going into circulation annually,
not to speak of money spent by thein for
books, clothes. &o., and not to menden the
small nominal fee usbally charged country
pupils by High Schools, per the further
amount expended by the teachers for rent
and living. Our town being a railroad
centre, its facilities of easy access would be
an important inducement to draw pupils
from a large surrounding area. There is
no reason too, why we should not have one
of the best High Schools in the Province.
High Scheele, in large centers, are mot
necessarily the beet, Many of the High
Schools in the smaller towns throughout
the Province have a better staieling and do
more educational work then Fame of the
city Collegiate Institntes. This is a well
known feet. Then again I know young
men in this town, bright aud clever, men
of good -natural ability, who with edeca-
Henna advantages would ha.ye brightened
their prospects, Ana have raised themselves
above the drudgery they are now destined
to for life. These lms Ilia been practice
ally ruined becanse of the ignorance, short-
sightedness and evarice of those in con-
trol of the affairs of this town. Not only
1 it would do numb te encourage youni have their lives been blighted and ruined
se—a
SPORTS. , people in the work and make them usefu but who can tell ,how ninth the community
Vhe Lucktiew Club came over Monday I to the church. It would remove preje. end even national progress has lost by the
e ling and. did np: the home boys at , dice tet existed against them now in some blighting of these lives. We can never
I 'key, The local clubs nifty a fairly good 1 querters. 11 would stimulate loyalty • to estimate tlie injury which has resulted
e individually but they are exceedingly i the church and give greater prominence to here from the want of such an educational
N k in combinetioneett-ienset-mt-crf-the , Presbyterianism. He advocated a uniform institution. Many had not the meaus et
skshassayiogetheesthereitelisaJeackaters I topic card and • a common name for all their COmMana to go eliewhere and of
* . ti • binationstleat • societies. The question was father die- conrse could not sieuro such educatioft
here. A. High Sellool too, would increase
the population of the town. There are
fanners throughout the country who would
prefer to retire here, 011 1151 than in other
adjacent towns, if Wieghana had educa-
tional advantages. They have the younger
members of their families whom they wish
to educate and the fact uf a town having
educa,tionel fecilities is of the first import.
thews to them, in determinine where they
will locate. Does anyone doubt that the
population of this emit woeld be larger by time cheap•
500 people if we had established a High , . •
Sehool here et or about the time our • -For firet-class• tailoring and cheap
neighboring to
did ao? A. High School gents' furnishings, try Wcbster,& Co. •
here too, would relieve largely the conjest. Remember the place, in Queen'e block. .
ive condition of our public sehools and .. WANTED.-A.ny quantity of dried apples
render it much more efficient. Those too, (bo), roll 'butter and poultry, turkeys un -
cattle. ,
-Alex ISfeEsey, of Brussels, I), D. (3.
for the I. 0. O. F., installed the officer
their resider meeting last Thursday et
ing.
•-11r Geo. Mason will enlargehist)
store daring the coining spring by hell
a SO' feet brick addition at the reae•of
block. ,
-Mr. Null, conductor on 0. T. ..,
been transferteil to run between 1V01
and Sarnia and ailiklianaitt Lona n 0
',• . 1) but lei an p
slating dive. E Bowles
'• , ' Bray
on Sunday eyoning Isext. The publ lc ; Robinson
knip 2 1 'II.” ‘Pl 1i:0d:1:to:II d S ki p 1 7
cordially Invited. \
--"Three ways of listening to a sermo
will be the subject of Mr. Mason's telecom
eyed off here on \ &Ines ay o
Mt . ice in the competition for the Western
at I Stevie Tenkard. Lucknow came out
en. ' iead, Wroxster beating Wingbam in the
, 1 'arising end Luckeow beating Wroxeter
ek
• .the efternoom The following is the
ing
the ; - wsoitursui VS. WINOIIAll.
1 IONETElt wesenen
Panlin W Taylor
.ies t
ese 1 Black El L Dickinson
t„.. i . Black C. N. Griffin
Rae Skip 33Ski
ever witnessed in Wingham.
Our sock of over $8,coo
must be reduced one halt ai;c1
in order to do it, all profits
be completely wiped out and
many lines will be cut much
below cost as the stock is all
new and bought for cash. This
great sale affords the best op-
portunity for securing
1°'
• 1 •
UNEQUALLED BARGAINS
Please do not confotind
this
CREAT AND GENUINE SALE
with the numberless shams so
often met with.
Cash or Trade during the' pro-
gress of this great -
h •
slaughter sale.
D. M. GORDON.
The Importer.
:."7"---vm.Zivroc-Zo:armaxim..—'Al.ts•-;:s-ao •
Good 13e , at Field.
3si sines Locals.
Lettuce, Home grown, et Farquharsons., :
A box stove for sale -Enquire at this
office
• For first class oysters either in bulk or
served try MeKate-te's
The latest Imperial Photos, $5 per dos
at the Star Photo Studio, Beaver Block.
4 pounds of good mixed candy for 25 ,
nets. 2 dozen oranges for 25 cents
McKrunne's
tiny your beef at F
where you will get it
et.
's by the quarter
e and at the same
churches, mid never 'speak ill of their own
church. To Wend regularly the regular
eel:vim-4, to exeroiso the same euthnsiasin
M get: mg people to :Item le Leee a
TXVIINONV Vr. vaimmrsii. prayei Fneeting$ as they did tow,trds their
--There -will be a special meeting iu th ,ceexew
clistimelons bet worm thr sobetnes of the 'a", and every convenience hes been a
minxes:nu nem tesetinge. To mend malting invidioue hope in the future, are growing up
bats:ache on Taesclay night.. • Adjutant • 1 ' Cein wi' iu " tevi Year" win he iu the 0DAT10 1 the patro.as' comfort.- Meals at all hours.
poet Lion as those I have mentioned and the I
‘1, 61111:e.(1%!,h.l. :HOU, D. k . 13russchi, diseusscd responsibility will rest on our shoulders. I Oyaters served in any style.Also agent for
Everybody vveleome. .,T 11 Hooter 1RIBBliz:kk
Skip 17 "Unihd Bible Study," Pe fevered the It metiers little as to vocation in life, ,
uu
.tv b,.if.t, the Huron- Steain Latindv whit;le'turns
Taylor, of Palmerston, will be present.tif Ne G Paulin
-On Saturdev the household effects of ,.\.‘7 Allen Skip le
'NI; RIO
Interiete lona, genet; of Smuttier ..:c. )00 .s. the educated man (natural abili .. .. , 1 out work equal to any city laundry. Lsave
Birellosa, of Wroxeter, were sold by atic. , , c. it• . y bens. 'rile Una melm no, of the text imist be mpal of course). is necessarily the winner'. I orders at my stor 0. XIS iliCALVINV
thin on the market here. Nothwitleitan4 itR Hughes ;T Rehinsen
got lie Teseasonelidea Gist the week:v An edacational institution of this kind gives ! - Proprietor.
ing•the cry of herd times a, good figare was Brims A. Patilin
Skip 13 readings snegested in the helps le, 0011 (1 0 towe prestige, breeciens awl enlightens. I —.-
7011 am: stimuiaes theught. zts teachers 1 Salo Register.
realized for most of the things. i I G 'Inrclacli, Skip ltY .T B1110
Ont 11,1 Olt) homes. ulti Brus,m1„, 00,/,..tkl.,,, the commuuity at large, infuses literary
--Mr. T. 'Bell, the newly elected (their. i \ ----- - -
gation. had placed quarterly helps in f,i-ii3I'V titrio, nen of high,oiri xi,ucati9n whose in- Friday, Jan. 29 -The valuable form
%Oahe Leslie, jr., of Winnipeg, aerived in home. He preo.ched at sermon no the an ty of ,
, l 1110,1 IS MANIA ) 0 and iminea.sureable stock and. implements, including it number
man of the -Public Soiled Board. entertain. •1 e Pereomils
ed he members of the Board to au oyster l , felony worship the first Sunany i.1 the year ,
tor the best and highest and truest inter- 1 . ,ot. thoroughbred Oxford sheep, being the
simper 01 the Stier Restauraut after their l tiown Mmelay evenings, -
tided ettention cf the heede of - ... ,.,. . ' ., , e • el operty of Douglas Fraser, will be sold by
iiii iesieenee ouce
in'antrcitilleits to the use to be mede Of IhnSin " .13 "I" ILY. public auction on lot 3, con. 7, Turnberry,
meeting on Wednesday night, - ,I •-•.':'1r. end Mrs. T. IL Ross were in Bruce-
taixeel in a contnitimity ilVen 011 fOreV0r. 1 .
At 0, meeting of the ratepayers of the ' -
II 'A, utalkly told Mendey. hetps. They hart found it a good invest.
have ro ex to grind. I hew no thilelren on Me above date. Sale at 1 o'clock.
r. Geo. Velelt, of Bartle, ie renewing G. Bewrox,
We have the best Teal 131aelt and
japan for fl5e. that Was ever offered
Winglttn. This is a, broad
'don but we mean it. Try a
es:v Sohool Section it Was decided to erect
it new brick building with basement and
furnece. '.Vbe seats are to be single aud of
the incite; improved patteruse,.
-The lenpetiel ',11rio will give a series of I p
Gospel Temperance meetings the Town eve,
Sull• sist
Hall, during the week, commencing
day January 24tn, They play an till:
guitar, violin, triamiolin, Sto. Hear them.. '
ti
A
lot of people will loose money by Sou
visiting gold mina, or rather in gold j
mining stock, :which is a ....cry different t•
tos
tegaeinteacse in town tins week.
•. eindottald returned from Been-
e
•
went,. At the evening seamen Rev. A. to Send to the High School. It matters to ,
Menet), B. A... of Whitechurch, read 0(1 111'
teresting pante do "Religicm in Scotland
o Reformation." It WAS ecconmenied
stereopticon views and was most en -
Mug and instructive. Mr. MeNeb
sect all the loading religious move.
from the eerliest times and outlined
thing, The great bulk of the money sub- I"
• seriberlfor gold reining steak does not go
Pare ana ellea,P. Goods de- "'T.'s
croon
Vserything in Groceries
cred promptly. unaa ites way into t 4 pockets of the pro- atia
leetors. A good lie. to follow en the part go
the dev cot went of the Mine, but
o t 1 • k" who are ffposea to invest money
WF, SF.? ' lIFIAP. in lug shares is to invest ma as ; wee
nutt ley are able to loose,and no more. ' ba
Th• tias money door not return single ,
f'd fold Pit double fold or some an hundred fold, i
LA; 1 nobs= is done and bardertsome respond. be
bilities have hot been incurred. I o
9E5
Inc nationally not one irt,rticle whet let we ,
have a High School er whether see chi net, t
but do know that there is nothing wIdeli A GIMAT PHRENOLOGIST OOHING
0, TO 01VOn,
VISIT.
Auctioneer.
we require more is this ;own, the, theta ia
nothing which at the piesent thee wonld . rums. .1. n. WELSII, a TOWN
wrrn anew
advertise the town more widely or more ,
favorably, nothing weed, would he more
OS and work of the most important We are pleas
for its best interests then to build end
*Ito figured ia the formation of the • H. ;Welch, the
h• .
G. Munro, M. A., of Harristom
equip such an institution nor anythtng
dtaracter reader
which would. be 01 11101(4 immanent beeefit
01111,1the toivand community it large. It is Monday, ;fan. 25th,
• week. He bringo tes
to atinoun ,e that Prof. A.
•enowned phrenological
- '11 be i Wingham on
1 'emain foe one
tut the Coneeeration of the Endeavor.
Mats from some
eommittee recommended the follow- • le a re inelun f so mue 1 0 ie Canada and
fleas: Pres., Rev. R. S G. Anderson, 111 1W some peep . . Es •his profession
oter ; 1st Vice Pres., G. F. fuss_ ithout. litit get tho flax mill too. '
Yoare truly, everyone who can alio a v It laine at the
as he stenos itt the hea
qls ; 2nd Vice Pres., Mise Mary
Blair,
Pmtimisitez Mot. ' Bronswick and have n ma% • laden.
Teeswater; Secretary Treasurer, Ile will give lecture every over 'ng ie. the
orris, Kincardine •, Correspoudieg —see— j Temperence hall and publeil,_ tetatnin
tstry. Rev. W. T. Hall, Belgrave; candicletes 'select by the au nee.
Attu, Hy. Woods, fit. Helens, J. H. It pas to get you' bills printed et the prize of 0, V..). elt t will oe given to
Pon, Brussels, R. Malcolm, Kinlow, Thins office. A free notice given with sale person poiseeesi, g the largest and best h
'austone, Winghttm,Miss Henderson, billse Church bills, &u., and are read in in the audience. Silver collection wil
church. hundreds of homes. taken at the door.
needed a thousausi times more thee n flex
of the meet prominent