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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Times, 1897-09-17, Page 6THE W LN GHA.M TIMES, SEPTEMBER 17, 1697. Mingibuit**i County Board of Exauurlers. WASgINGTGN LETTER. Cis ( A nteetin of the County T�oard Ot' .a ! g y Uneta Sam Taping an .inventory of His Ca$11, in Hand. Examiners. was held in the Model School Chnton on Saturday August 128th, After the routine business was transaeted, the candidates t"tTtt: S.R I for the Model School were allotted to goods that it really becores a bur•- ta I their respective plaices The follow-- den to look it over and see if any The' following i- the school report int; resolution was then carried, That bas gotten away, The Treasury of fin' the week ending. September :3rd, it'll teachers with third Class eertill- the General Government, however, 180T. The m1U1ee are given in order cites of primary standing, who have carries such au immense amount of to indicate their standing in the taught two years receive no farther coin, paper money and securities different classes : extension. Tnspceter Robb strongly .that the counting of it is an enor Fonrtlt ell,-- i, na Pennington, opposed this maintaining that ilolder3 mous task,. requiring the uninter- Annie theism^. of third class certificates who had r'upted work of quite a force of pee - Third t.lass-Gert,ie Stitt, Maud lost six months time or more through pie for front three to four months. Carlin, 1, t•crenee Kelly, Oe''. Rein- siokness or inability to obtain a it is not often that the stock is inven- bart, 1'.rltiie Mel ne,Eva Pennington, school at a fatly renumei'ative Saul- ton'ated, as Stich pt'eoatutions are .,r..,,•.,,.A.....,„. .,,a,.,.,..,..,a,,.. Tetial. ,c-neill Ir. ary should be allowed the three full taken that it is almost impossible for See.,nvi class -Evan Barbour, Lilly years right to teach, as covered by any cif it to be taken away without Kelly, R:tlptt Kirby, .Tosepth Cronin, the certificate. At the final examin- the loss being immediately detected. The Treasurer is required to give a large bond, and when there is a change in the office it is necessary to see that the fonds are all right be- fore the bondsmen of the retiring official are released frons. liability. Just at present. such an examina- tion is being made. Within `,wo months, as much money has been counted as by ordinary methods. would require the constant occupa• tion of one man for half a century. Not until the job is completed, and every penny accounted for, can the new Treasurer be regarded as in. full control. In the eight enormous vaults in the treasury building there should oe found X767,782,216 in cash and bonds. Of this amount, a little over $100,000,000 is in standard silver dollars. This part of the money is in sacks containing $1,000 each. The sacks are placed one at a time upon a very delicate weighing ma- chine, and if the weight is exactly what it should be, the bag is re- turned to the vault without being opened. If the scales vary by the weight of a single coin the bag is opened, and the coins aro counted one by one. One of the men assisting in the present examination procured some lead disks, weighing exactly the same as the silver dollars, and watching his ol.portanity, opened a bag and touk out ten coins, replac- ing them by the "dummy " disks • The scales showed the bag light in sweet sear, weight, and when it was opened the t P theft was discovered. 0 wing to his confusion the than had slipped only nine pieces into the bag in place of the ten coins removed. dollars is the largest vault in exist- The vault containing the silver ence, being 12 feet high, 51 wide,' 1•an a harness shop in DeSboro. o persons who make the greatest The Board of Examiners have al. lotted the.fullowing Moclelites to the Clinton School : Minnie Atkins, Clin- ton ; Janet Anderson, Blyth ; Dun- can Allison, 13elara.ve ; Jas. Bricker, Corrie; Clara Clopp, Zurich ; Eliza Dowzer, . Clinton ; Matilda Fowler, t'citllA , ;4I;P'rE lBBPII, 17, 2307. Not many private individuals have such a supply of this world's. S•A,1g.L3AT11, SERVXCES, lk[i','1'I7ODIS'!'-.Rev. Dr. Pascoe, pas- tor. Services at 11 a m and 7 p .fn. J Rl+;Sl3YT'ERI aN-Rev. D. Perri%, pastor. Services at 11 a rn and 7 p ln.. EPISCOPAL, St. ]'nut's -Rev, Wm. Lowe, rector. Services at 11 a n1 and 7 p til. BAPTIST -Rev, Jas. Hamilton, pas. tor. Services at 11 a ns. and 7 p In CONGREGATIONAL -Rev. IL E. Mason, pastor, Services at 11 a i and 7ptn. SALVs.TION ARMY -Capt. Barker and Lieut. Burney in command. Ser. vices at11atn, 3pn and 8pm, CHRISTIAN WORKERS --- Misses Outran and Look in command, Services at3p tnand8pm. In each of the above named churches. Sabbath. School is held at 2.3) p In. Dlielhhel Lveet, Part 2nd class--Gertie Richard. son, lleattie Richardson, Jas. MeGue, Katie Belly, John Croniu, Mary .McCue, Berrie Bowe, Maggie 'SVeis• har, Katie Kirby. Junior Part 2nd. class- Hazel Pennington, Maggie Howe, 1lary Mahoney, Millie, Sch lestel . Aggregate attendance, 175. Aver- age daily attendance, 35. Wlr Gr3I3net., Teacher. DU NGANNON . A correspondent from Dungannon. The annual meeting of the Patrons writes: A very happy and pleasant was held in Toronto on Wednesday evening was recently spent at the night and Thursday morning of last residence of Matthew Foley, town. week, all the members of the Grand chip of Colborne, the occasion being Board and a large number of the the uniting in the bonds of matri- representatives of the party in Par- mony by Rev. Father West, of Bement being present. An aetive Goderich, William O'Brien, of Lon campaign during the approaching don, a{o Miss Johanna, daughter of Provincial election was decided upon Mr. Foley. There were 75 invited and in view of the decline in the in - guests from London, Goderich, Olin- sorest in the orgauization, all present ton, Dungannon, Port Albert, Shep- were expected to do missionary gardton, Dunlop and Kirrtail present work. The policy under which the to witness the ceremony and partake campaign is to be carried on was of the festival which was sumptuous• discussed, and the following conelus• ly prepared. The bride looked sous arrived lit : chernung in her attire of cream The party disapproves of the On - brocade trimmed with chiffon and tario Government's plan of disposing point lace, and head drys to suit.' of Government House and erecting' The beautiful bride was a;lt';nded by another. Miss Nellie Keating, of i3av City, It disapproves of the recent ar- 1lichigan, who was also gaily at- rangement between the Ontario Gov - tired in white Swiss muslin, in ernment and the railways, and sag which she appeared to good advan.-- gests that mileage rates be paid to tage. The bridesmaid carried in the railways in return for a .genera: her hand a beautiful bouquet of pass, Disapproval was also expressed of the exemption of civil servants from garnishee ; of civil servants entering polities; of members of Parliament becoming civil servants during the term of office, or until one year after retirement ; and the suggestion was made that every alternate loca- tion of mining property be taken by the Government. The subject of the vacation of office of Mr. Curry, Vice -President of the order, who is new a Dominion civil aereant, was discussed, but no appointment will be made at present. ation, Mr, Moore was appointed to react the papers on, "The Science of Education ;' Mr. Robb, "School Management," and "1I Paper in Me- thods " ; Mr. Tom, "I Paper in Me- thods, and "hygiene," and Mr. 13arird, "Senool Law." GEORGE, BAIRD, Secretary. THU PATRON P1.,A.TFORM. .\: ACTIVE PROVINCIAL CAMPAIGN DECIDED ON. CLINTON. 1i:r. Whitney, leader of the ;,pposi- tion of the Focal House, and Mr. St. John, of Toronto, spoke here Thurs- day night of last week. They were met at the depot by many pro minent Conservativse and the town band, on the arrival of the train from the east at .1.80. Mr, Whitney was escorted to the residence of Geo. D. McTaggart. hanker. ';:'he town hall was well filled. The emir was occupied by the warden of the county John Cux, who called on Mayor Joseph Beek, Mr. Mrioney, and H. Elder, the three candidates for West, East and South Huron, after which Mr. St. John spoke against the goven- ment of Ontario. Mr. Whitney closed the meeting With an address in terms similar to previous speeches. Almon those on the altf urn.. were: p 0 Dr .Holmes, treas. county- of Huron. Goderich; E. L. Dickinson, Wingham; Rev. Mr. Hodgins, Seafor;.h; Rev. Mr, Stoat, Linton; T. Hays, ex -Mayor Holmstead, Capt. Roberts, Seaforth; J. Mitchell, F. Lawrence, John Platt, Goderieb; John Torranee, reeve of Pain in the Back. Mr. M. P. Halpin, Brockville, Oat., makes a statement as follows: "For two Sears, I suffered from kidney trouble, caused severe pain across my back, 'dizziness, headache, sleeplessness, etc. X had often to lean on the counter when serving cus.omors, so intense was the pain it my back. On taking Doan's Kidney pills I improved from the very lir t n at, and now, after using," three boxes am all right; alt my pins, aches and dizziness having disappeared, thanks to Doan's Pills." A boy can sit on a sled six inches square, tied to a horse moving eight miles an hour, but the can't sit on a Stanley; Dr. Bruce, A. M. Todd, Clio -sofa five minutes for a dollar, A tan, lean will sit on an inch board and talk polities for three hours; put Saturday, October 2nd, and should it prone a fine day the park and hall will have a flue jubilee opening. The Buffalo Fish. Company re- ceives 80,000 lbs. of fish weekly at Wiarton, principally white fish and trout. There is now stowed in the fi eezers 40,000 lbs., for shipment in the winter. The Church r>f England author], ties have decided not to make a change in the Atwood parish, and consequently Rev. Ur. Ashbury will not remove to the Clinton charge, as he expected and was reported. Mr. Hearn, of Clinton, has a plum tree in his garden which measures 4 feet in circumference and 82 feet across, and has been in bearing for 30 years continuously. It is very unusual for a tree to attain this size, but it is just as unusual for it to live so long. The Huron County Council have BANK of l lA 1LTQNEA?:6701:ing124)11 d'itut$ WINGUAM. Capital, $1,250,000. Rot, 4050,000 a eresldent—Jona STnAa�r. Vies-r10$1dont••-A. (1. RAeasAT. JOHN Vaoaroa, (410. ItoAatr, Wa Otu$ON, 1,, A. T. WOOD, A. B. Las (Toronto). Cashier --J. TURNBULI. 1iavings Blank-••ilours,10 (0 3 • Saturdcys, I0 L Do owls or $1 and upwards received and teras. allowed. Spools' Deposits also received at. current r of at rates D ..lf H . Drafts ou Creat Brttatn and the tinned States. bought and sold W. C01U30ULD, Aon r E. L. DIOKII'ISON, Solicitor. A.E.13 B 1V KER, ilY i,1,�I GR —I5 PUaLISIIED 1,yIaItY I�RIVAY MORNING ---A'r TJIP,—• TIMES OF'Fie , JOEEr HINz SrilgT WIt�'Cluar, °N'C4i iuo, Suisoript(onpricc,Si peryeatr,ivadvanoe ADVERTISING RATInI • Space i 1 yr. 1 0 mo. 1 3 m0. 1 160 Ono Colistin 800 00 0t± 08 320 uJ Gulf 1 0 12 00 Q 00 Quarter "' 20 000 12 (O 7 00 3 00 Ono tnoh ! r; o 3 ou 0 I Legit( and other IO,i, iaverBc, lino or per I line for first rsettlon, and 30 per lino or each. subsequent in prttun, Me+sured by nanparoll sale. 1 i•o0al notices 10o. per line for arst insert on, And 1 6o. Advertisements ne osubsequent otod, Stia} ed, SI cations and Business (shames Ranted, ,at exceeding B line nonpareil, $1 for first month, and 60o. for each subsequent month, '1oueos and „+arms for Sale, not exceeding 8 lino, �,��rr el for that month, 30e, per subsequent month J�1S/L Linger advertisements Iu p,opol•taan. these terms will he strictly adhered to Special rates fox larger advertisements, or longer periods. Advertisements and local notices without specific directions, will he inserted till forbid and chargRe' accordingly. Transitory advertisements must be paid In advance the OleobyWednesday advertisements in order orde to appelar that week II, B. ELLIOTT, Psoratareia AND PuBLIBHEIR. GENEBAL BANKTIM DUSINE3S TRANS- ACTED. Money advanced nn Partnere and Business men on endorsed nota and collateral. FARMERS SALE NOTES CASHED. Moneys remitted by draft to all pr of Canada and the United States, Notes and accounts collected on reasonable terms, Money ra Loan on Notes. i 'otes Discounted AT REA.SONABLls' RATES Money advanced on Itlortgages at 63 pot 0entwflh privilege of paying at the end of any year. Note and amounts calleotod. nom,. Mol: N DUO. weaver Block Windham, Ont settled the claims of Messrs. Craig , and Nott, of Clinton, for injuries GRAND TItUNa RAILWAY. received by their wives by reason of their horses falling over the bridge IMPART n11IiIVE on the London. road. The amount Toronto and East 0 50 a, m. 2 40 p. m paid was not large, but was satisfae. 1 . 8 Sop Ill 10 23 p m 'Palmerston mixer( 8 55 n .n 2 40 p m tory to all concerned, i Londonand South 0 53 a u7 11 10 a m A e('Inmittee has arranged the fol- 3 30 y, m 8 00 p m lowing speeding contests for the 2nd Rlncardine 11 Ica en 0 60 a m 2 55 p ne 330 p m day of the Brussels. Fall Fair : Far- 10 25 p m 8 30 a m mors' trot or• pace -1st $5, 2nd $3, 3rd $2 ; Three minute trot -1st $15, �y Fe �,p°��a 1 nm just stnrtin,. the best thing `2nd $8, 3rd t. 4 ; Three minute pace AGENTS -7 1 4�r for lunacy matting you have aver —1St w 1 ,. ` nd „8, Bed •i. r sect. for mare a do Yanr name and addreta will $ ill half' bring rhe golden information. int toile heats, best 3 in 5. tele GLASGOW, Ti on On Sunday forenoon, Codstable ( h^c,-en.ic,tors for "t'aannda, An En. Grey, of Chesley, assisted by Pbil}p �7r 111 cyulopedia,f the Counti;v:' h1 Fire Royal Quarto V01uu.es. No e` feeter,°. Uomtnisnion Karn, of the same place, drove tO paid.v,,lly. e\ c•amala0r nepnrFs bin rot wont: Walkerton, with an insane prisoner, nlnklny 01 orseve ty(lonersvon. + THE LINSCOTT CUaip._p11','Toronto. named Robert Henry, of Desboro. He was so violent that it took four men to subdue shim at Chesley, and '7000 it was found necessary to put on the handcuffs on the .:....,. ..,.f Henry.. GIVEN P.WAV and nearly 100 1png. The vault door is provided with a wonderfally delicate time lock so arranged that the bolts are withdrawn by cluck work from the inside of the -vault at 'a certain hour of the day only. After passing the outer door the coin cannot be reached until the inner compartment doors are opened. These inner doors are provided with a series of key locks. All the locks must be released before the doors can be opened, and there as many custodians of keys as there are locks. All the officials must there- fore be present before the inner doors are opened. With such precauti }ns it seems practically lnrpossible for anyone to rob the Government, and when the present count is completed it is con- fidently expected that the outgoing Treasurer, Mr. D. N. Horgan, will be promptly given a receipt to full fur all the funds entrusted to his theme. him in a church pew for 40 minutes Huron and Bruce Items, mania, BtTR.ST, and he gets .nervous, twists and =OMIT Tli1( etrrWLINO I:7 Hili MAD turns and goesDlOnnt I+Ot'eSt is going in for ANDRE to sleep. A man brfclr Sidewalks. WAS CAUS1T BY IT -•37r.. AO8I1W'S CSTiltlotAL will punch his cheeks with filthy 'C.bnECIEVLS IIIAf AND DDDA CAS>; 0' 0 180N tobacco, juice runs downhis chin, Chesley has enough voters to de - 10 CATAB1251 01 30 sra.+nsSTAalnirtc. feels good. ; but a hair in the butter nand three polling places. I leave had. 011000ic catarrhs (warI kills hhn. Ile stays out till laid- Lueknow, which has been without since the war, The theetese affected my night, wife don't know where he is, street lights for three months, has hearing greatly. There was a dim,. comes home when pleases; but if a got„ greeable ringing in my ears, which I hadhin a new electric light plant. attributed to the fact of a shell bursting meal isn't ready on time, pouts, Teeswater ratepayers can row near me while in an engagement. X used frowns and says Unpretty things, figure ont what their taxes will be. three bottles of Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Evidently man is a strange animal, The rate is 18 mills on the dollar. :powder arid my catarrh has completely left. The noises in my head nava completely Gets fall, beastly drunk, linagines 'Mr. 1?. n, Karn has sufficiently left. Xt is o, great medicine—to easy find r he of rich, a great Mian, bets on losing recovered from his rceent illness in pleasant to apply. I have no hesitation in f horses, fights, lands in jail, eye$ Canton to go to his borne in Wood recommending it as a, quick cud sure mire dressed for Stndny, face frescoed week. for talar h in Its most acute form,” ;I. C. Taylor, 210N. Clinton Ave., Trenton. ;•; ,7. ---Sold at Chisholm's Drug Store. Recent statistics show that the fish citizen's heaviest hill, after prompt, Pleasant, Perfect. rent, clothing and drink, in his 1Si11. 1iiAigland pays $100,000.. St yoar 'ti' the ;gals companies, and oalda, asthma, bronchitis, }roarseeets sore 1 Show at Dungannon on Monday and (d�4ialrefiiitsf is titan tido as fa0,ut. tiaras, la 41 tut the Ghost, tttdtlp, whdnep- Tuesday, Sept, 27th and 28th. $ in�pf aatri�h,, gt;Ttiley, 1tr11rfenz[a, atrei all a profit t of (4211;000,O00 throat 'sad swag siva bias, `amu aced 5uo q'he lowiek Fall Show will be tit Ifl^^i drug stores. l,r'sld in tire Victoria Park, Gerrie, on and morals depraved, yet be is lord of all creation ; monarch of' all he surveys. Strange animal this ligan. Exchange. Norway Pine Syrup is a pleasant. prompt end perfect dare for, coughs, .Dr. Bonner, of Chesley, has been appointed surgeon of the nlottnted police force to be stationed in the Klondike district, The Director'e of Ashfield and Ws-- wanosh Agricultural ;Society at last meeting decided to hold the All number of words out of the phrase, "Patent A ttorney Wedderburn." For particulars address the National Recorder, Washington, D. 0. 8 15B Lit VANSTONE, 11)4 13Ar(IiuSTEl1, 1>uL,CITOrt, Etc., Private and Company funds to loan at lou est rat interest, No commission chartreu. Mortgages, to and farm propert3 bought and sold OFFICE -..Beaver Block Wixom/in J. A. MORTON, BARRISTER, ,Sc.. itit.,,eanq (Int. 1 • L. DICKINSON, BARRISTER, ETC. semen:on TO Bata: 01' IIA51Ie.TON. ¥ONEY LOAN. Chloe—Meyer.Blerk. ti}•ins;hanu tY • G. CAMERON, JIARRISTER, SOLICITOR, CONVEYANCER, &o ofMco—Corner ilamlitoiand St. Andrew streotel opposite Colborne liotel. Ooaaa.ten, 0NTAaro. DJN TISTJIY.—J. S.'J 5RO31 E, L. D. S.,1v INouAB. r'max + teeth r autur as cheap a9 they can blom e made 0 ' y in the Dominion. Teeth extracted absol a telt' w [Ghent pain, by his new process, guaranteed parte tly safe. OFFICE : In tho Beaver 'look, opposite Srunswiok douse. A.IiTIICit J. I RWIN, D. D. 0., D. S., Doctor of Dental Surgery of the L'ennsyhan Dental College OFFICE---MACDONALD 0L00k. Non>z-_%1,iii visit Myth every il'odnwday,. JUIN RITCHIE �^ Seaforth ; Al viva Herbina, Genie ; GENERAL tNSIJRAECE AGENT V�AKS Wraennat, G. R. Hoffman, Seaforth ; Nina Is- jsTEhm P 1mpbister, Wingham; .Annie Kennedy and Susie Kennedy, Varna ; Elia Damont, Ethel ; Henry Lennox, Londesboro ; Annie iv1u; ray, Kippers ; Georgio Murray, Clinton ; D. F. itcEwon, Ilensall; John McKay, Whitechurel} , Ada R. McKinley, THE.NE.W1 WAY Seaforth ; W. 'McTavish, Clinton ;`�'�,1 Thomas Po:yell, Glenfarrow ; John ,,� 11 Rath, Clinton ; Sarah Reid, Varna ; --// i Robb, Clinton ; Reynolds, Tereett Switzer, ,�`��( .11 Cranbrook ; John Todd, Clinton ;w J. T. Maguire, Morris Alice Twit - obeli, Clinton ; John Torrance, %ur- leti ; Maud Wiltse, Clinton. I bought a box of Dr. Chase's Catarrh Cure at the Drug store of Hr. Boyle, here. t alp thankful to say that it bus proved most effective. I have also tried your Itidooy•Liver Pills and found tbern eseellent. x NRr1, Ntoicons, rectory, London, " Maria, I am ready to start down down now. Didn't you say there was something yob. wanted me to remember particularly to bring home with ale this evening." „lues.,, et. \Veil, what 1s it ?" "How can I tell until I have looped over the advertising' columns ALLSTEEL MIMVy, NMI' • 'IILLIS .4t NAfA COcif FI) THA7 r,•, - Having purchased the entire business from Mr. Daniel Showers, I am, now prepared to supply the public with Wood and Intron llt'oree units Lift PnInp3i,, ;93niival and Ylt'onhi Cylinders, Cnllvainnlir- ell,Xxonn. Tubing, Cisterns, Vater 'Troughs, Sinks, lia,ths,Pine Pitting, 'Weill Digging and everything in con- nection with water supplies. Galvanized Steel Windmills for power and pumping water. Deep well pumps a speciality. Repairing promptly attended to. of the paper ?"--Chieago Tribune, parties writing for informhtion or ordering by total should always state „---•-� depth of well. ForTw 1ty-sevan Years All work guaranteed or no sale. IVIORNINGSTAli UNN'S B AK, IL ink TIL WINGIIA&i IV %Ai .,I.ob per year i11 Advance. C1:,NTS wil pay for the Testas 1 E� � _ . anti ,>'atitrary lot 1$08. Subscribe Wo pro plsusod to anneutroo that an BoOhas oY COO., ESTFRIEN trees 'iced got (110 first aliapters of oily zpew prompt atterfded. l011P1i1 fot•farii'itllh ! (tbibWe + �($h'SALE .44.$1444bA. slrbr5r will be Wen o'n epplfoatiot a tire 'TOMO Onaro,I li Box 140 Wieghatn. Ont, 0!rrAix 1D DEANS, Jn•, tvtsa.:Ann, LICENSED- AUCTIONEER Fiih .rLE COUNTY OF liVltuN. Sales attended in any part of the 00. Charge Moderate. JOHN CU.It1ui ° sy1Notuse, ONT., LICENSED AL`CTIONEER. Sales 01 Farm Stock and Vann Implements spec'alty. All orders tat at the Tines office promptly attend ed to. Tonna reasonable. SOCIETY MEETINGS. (1■ �+ _Camp CniodonlA, No. 40 n.eet e rho first +tad third Holiday in every month,• in ,ho od0 1•ellowa nab. Visiting brethren wuIo(in• J. Murray, Chief. D Stet.•• art lt,'n.•See WANTED—Fernrers'sonsand oth:r industrlona ■9 parsons of fair educa+irn to whom 380 a month would bo au induacment. 10ould also engage a feW ladies et their homes, /y T. II, LINSCOTT, Toronto. W4 MTED-arta Stu- MS — "Queen Victarla; Iirr life and reign,"itis captured the 130111811 Empire. TXtraordinary testi, inonials train the groats ant son foe copy fret! Marquis of Lorne sais: 'The best popular 1140 o4 the Queen I have seek" Iter Alalestl sondes. kind letter of appreciation. Bolling bJ thousands; saves enthusiastic satisfaction. Canvassers staking 310 to '40 weekly. I'rospectns free to agents, Tun i3aan8EvGenak'rsos tem, Linmited,'foento, Ont, g�i@;� pff!+gg�� 33on and «aspen who Dan work `R1q�1;.0 herdtarkinirendwritingel, hours. daily, for slx days a week, and will bo content with ten dollars weekly, Address NEW IDEAS 00., Medical Building, Toronto, Ont. JOB PRINTING, cLuDTI�G Books, Pampa/rite, Pesten!, 511 J. Roads, Circulars, tae., &c., eXocuted in the bast Style 01 (10 htt, at moderate prices, and on short netts's, Apply or address 11,1;11.,I.IOTT. T MBB OBlco, Wrngbarm, BOOKBINDING. QOK IHUINq. Fr-