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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1888-10-26, Page 2• 01* FRIDAY, OCT. 26, 1•638, FL In the Octob( Patterson has a rChrietianitythe eau Civilization." Revolutionary war million laeaple, h, these then cent one-third per ce lions of popula per cent. of the found in the citi= in ten cities. This tralizing of populat importance. It nu wand, over SU creased cost of Iiv supply over dente increased difficult IMFOIMING IN. F Tt1E, Century, C. ,Stewart n. able orbitals) on nservator of Amari - At the close of the he States, with.' four but sin cities, and ed. but three and at. of the four mil - on. Now about 23 opulation is to be nearly half this fact of the con- on is one of grave ons increase of ae- ply and in - ng ; an excess of d in labor, hence iu obtaining means of subsistence wraith and tuxnry for the few and povert =nd suffering for the many ; a consege ent development of crime, intenzperauc : and vices. Of two million voters in ' lnertcan Cities a, majority, says the writer, are not sufficiently educated to exorcise the franchise intelligent , and many are ignorant and vicious. He arguee that the ordinary school education will not supply the neeessar instruction • us it deals with children, a d the tendency of its methods is to direct attention too exclusively to , rofessioual labor instead of to tree s or mechanical work. Philosop cal training alone willfail as it di , iri the cases of Greece, Route ' d France, in the timed the Belga o ' error. Neither will the false gospel of a godless humanity accomplish the de iced end. Under such teaching; thelogic of dynamite anal assassinatio has been heartily received by the i brant and starving. 'Cufortuuately th s evil is no longer e•onfined to the • d lands. The con- gregation and aonj stion o1 the masses in cities here, the aggressions of the rich few and the egradations of the poorer masses ar•• already developing portending roma for evil. The great conserving forc the writer asserts, is ohristiauity, ina such as it deals with men as individua s in their personal responsibility to •'od and as citizens iu their relatio preaches by •e .:hristian ebarit need.. It, teas is a trust, not class antagonis trine of the bro christiauity th a living, aggre one. It must and byways, virtuous and. guilty and by t clergy. As eb' the essentials o es the forgetting the gloving fore( in one great, ir. phalanx in the c and justice. to society. El 1.t mph) the power of limited only by human es the rich that evoaith gift. It neutralizes. s by teaching the doe. hehood of man." • The t is to do this must be' sive, liberal and united e done in the highways mong .rich and poor, eious`, innocent tied e laity as well as the istians are agreed on ith,the writer aclvis- f non -essentials and rd of all the churches esistable, conquering use of mercy, truth IaDTpO. •IAL NOTES. Dr.. CLAIt.II., ` i,' R, for Caithness, Seotland, lauds ie to republican form of government and : ays lie expects it to alotne in at least; ,ne.generation more, 11%belioves the' reateat good to the greatest nun'abe• to be more likely secured under a ,repub't3. . Bonn is wha-.Rea. C. 11. Spitegoon thieks is frequ itly taken as the ele' desats of a po tiler preacher : ieOne- tltird voice an ?orsonal iireaenoe, one - thud sensat onus topics, and. one- third theo on ";: An exchange in +CC;{entnlcnting' 1 n" this,mere, the last third is the e: sie st to obtain, as any 1'eetetnti('n a tbehetoredox, it re- quiring. 'reit r ability, thought nor study. 1t.o. Mouhi r, AiAelreNzin r ae ;written a vigorous d ,feneo of Ins treatment of the ;ate Prii en Frederick, and asserts that hie as ilants made Iainontable telltales in their treatment of the eine. The s atietical portion of tho book exhibit the results of twenty, two safes of 5yrolollly for cancer, may two of wh h were successful ; of '0;7,ty sive et ,s o;E partial excieiva of largitx, only io of wl:icli was. SUE - ccs lr1, end' • i f *!9 eases . of total .e:xtirpatinll, o 'y (l•att of which iters Et.r.CCSSf• lltr '.Pita; 1-'."•11(141x1 ,' Q + C,-:.'. hints lilnl.'u taken severly to tae . for asserting that Canada proposes t waive the right she possesses uncle the treaty of 1818 to prevent Anleriss n 'fsherneen from mitering her ports. • transfer tis!, sled shall shoat of the tr', sportation o£ the 1,tu.erfvart`cateh In po d over Catiadt. inn railways. Fite lUa l deelarea that the right is likely to b conceded with- in May days notes' hstauding the Z:mpi-re vigorous prof' st. Bly Previous to her removal to Toronto Miss Mattie Drum and was presented with an address, bible and several books by the men ers of the Trinity Church 'Sunday 8 , lool, Standard t M. H, Stewart, of Blttevele, has aecep ed the oder made hiiu by the trustee of our public school, and takes the p. •ition of prin-- civet, on Mr, Burehilt's •etirement at the end of this year.—P esidant Mills, of the Ontario Agriou are College, preached twice in ie Methodist church here last Saud, y.—The Meth- odists have decided . erect a new church edifice, Celeia,ai au;. 1}1,r. P. Welis' pot toes this year are. of monster growtl Many of thew weigh three pound . Who will say, after this, that pots ccs are not clan- nish ?—Mr. J. Hut . n held a prayer meeting at Mr, Wm, Fergl;son's on Thursday night of la•t ween,—Mr. 1\ oDairmid, of the bo ndaly, is ser - Jointly ill,—'1'he service -s in'Etndie's last Sabbath were conduc •d by Rev, Mr. Stewart, of Bellmore. The Rev. Mn. Hartley preached in uokuow.. Label t. On Wednesday aft moon last, while engaged in threshin'Y on the farm of Mr. G. Burnett, 1 Krummel met with an accident ioh might have ended fatally. His c L blies got caught iu the tumhling'rod •f the -machine the result being that le revolved with it several times, H d the rod not been well up off he ;;round, his brains would most ertainly have been dashed out. As was• he was en- tirely stripped. Kin ardili,e. At the meeting of the Kincardine curling club th fol owing officers were elected: Petr• 1, J. S. Greenhill; patroness, Mrs. Ghee nhiU ; presidene, L. leightmyer, vice p'esideut, Dr.11ar- tyn, chaplain, the l?t I. AI. Turnbull Representative mem ieree 3. 11. Scott and Josiah Bruce o. 'Toronto. Treas- nrer, 3. }L Scougal ; secretary 3, 11,, Scott ; executive ..npntnittoe, Messrs. Tyre, Rapley, and V, Murray. On Thursday m ruing of last week, fire broke in th.. carriage works of Plebe); & Co., Kincardine. 7'he fairies were sp edify under control but Mr. Fishes eldest son, while making his way through the burning building to the office, was suffocated and when rear •cl life was completely extinct. Mr. isher was a popular young man and !eaves a wife and three children. La; ,, beide. On Thursday surrounding n themselves at a premises, for the a building whi exeellenoy had f which has takei of years, But old proverb: often win the d laziness," so th motto, he has his groat enter the intense o last week the libors assembled ertain neighbor's apaese of. erecting his distinguished atned himself and hipnl well nigh a score h remembered the Slow . but sure will y ;against speed and t by taking this for his eon,, able to accomplish res, Whether it was twger or for more experiment, one, 'of the assistants tried to get on tit outside of a largo wooden pin but tt •n realized that his front grinders web not strong enough to endure the nl, stieating process, he was compelled t. quit theperformanee and seek for foo sat could be more easily dissolved. 'he Y, P. C. A. sooiety had thei monthly ineeting on Tuesday avenin; .''i'he Her. N. Well - wood took ehar,, 'of the services i21 the Methodist eh roh Satnday evening and will also take arge of the service on the following !bath.Mr..Well• wood is a very g1.11 speaker awl both eloquent and ftut X. The scarcity, (Yf apple ppie !hotels is pausing quite a idturbance among the neighbors of th atity.—Mr. Wm. Taylor returne to the West on'. Fride,v lest.—ti :. VVi[litttn •Dawpon, of this vicinity is i present in a crit- ical Gvondition, it recevr.ry is. earnestly wished ler by her many friends. -.-The il,o Mr. Green, of Luckuow, will Cell a missionary j eortbion in tho lethodist ciiur`elr, Law silo, gleet Su y at 10,30 a. in. —The neighbors itt (rooting It new d 1iCs1Y1y:lirj.s. Coast, ' 1. At At the annual nem ting of the Goderich Curling t ale, the following officers were else ed : Captain Ade - Gregor, president, E. U. \Vatsou,. vice-president; ► A. Humber, hoe - trotted F. Marti , J, Yule, T, B. Perry and 1?. And: son, eonunittee of management.--Rov, " I?, .110011livery was tendered, a fare ell previous to hie departure to Act t< a missionary in C1141110—Last year the number of prisoners coalmittl)• to Ooderieh jail was 130, of whom 3 were females. The number acqui ed on trial by all counts was 51, nd the number sentenced 79, he nationalities of prisoners eon= ed during the year ; --Canadians 68 English 19, Irish 24, ted States 6, other eligious denominations otnlliitted during the Catholic 24, Church of resbyterian , 25, Mallo- w: denominations 9. overs who were mar - ode, 78. Number of ould neither read nor amber who reported rate, 39 ;intemperate or which prisoners Assa•tlt,9, breach of empt of court 8, t moiaey 8, drunk horse and cattle ng goods and money tences,i9, indecent y 22, t lunaties 15, ery 1, ;vagrancy 40, not a merated 7. potions of the prison tiring tl a year :---Far• re 49, sailors 4, hotel tsmiths 4, shoemakers . For the year ending 7, the tihtal number hi 6, whilst fur the year iepteinnber 18813, there g an increase of 61. Scotch 11, Ulf countries 2. of prisoners. year --Roman England 37, dist 35, of Number of pr ried, 52 ; si prisoners who write, 15, themselves tens Ql. Offences were committed Scott Act 8, con passing counted() and 'disorderly stealing cis, obtain under false pr assault 2, lance seduction 1, for other offences Trades and occ ers committed niers 15, labor keepers 4, bla 3, carpenters 30th Sept., 1 custody was ending 30th were 140, show Lists el. The Elev. Jame: Livingstone, of Clinton, who has 1 mil the topic of conversation and t. entre of attrac- tion in Methodist ci'cl is here since the adjournment of the eu 'at Conference, last June, gave hiss lecture, " The Human Voice," ' ith personifications, on Tuesday eve nag, to a soleet and appreciative aud noe. The friends of Mr. Livingston: who have been so anxious to hear him, are .more than pleased and the v. gentleman seems to have come full up to their expec- tations. The leotn e was given nuder the auspices of the oyal Templars of Temperance. ---I W s }leased to read in last week's Times het its proprietor was contemplatin further improve- ments in this alre dy spicy and newsy sheet, by having full Wcontrol of the whole of its col mns„kinstead of the patent inside. have no doubt but that the busines men;', and the Wing ham people at large will' appreciate this onward. m 1 roh of journalism in their midst wi h larger subscriptions 'and by the taki g of larger advertising space, I protni:: to 'add my unite to keep up its ri.lutation, for outside items. ---The „ ra It r;tarket has been unusually active . ere his fall,especially in barley, in hies$ product, alone Messrs. Hay Brs. have handled. 85 car loads. Fo gfioil samples 731 cents per bushe half been a common price. Large antities of peas and oats have been 1 rouht in, Consider- able wheat, of 'ery( good quality, has been owning i ale, some of which has been sold . „ hiil1 as 81.18, which is undoubted' accountable to the demand for th t artj cle at Hay's milia, which are kepgoing night and day. Slgce the first of A igust this firm has shipped 74 car loads .of flour and have on their books ow orders for 19 care, tvhiclt they aro filling as quickly as possible.—A we known citizen of this Town, who is can active business man, was•telling t e.writor of a recent visit he had been .fl,ying to Winghatn, 1`fo speak* in g wing terms of the business• activity and enterprise which is manifest in al 'the business places and manufaot ring establishments. Tete also speak ery highly of the system of wa 'r forks and., the way they are maim ed but thinke;.the town glade a jllrst5l a i • not purchasing the water privileg Stitt was.snifne thno ago for sale.—Th, M Gibotty family gave one of their po ulna entertainments in the Lilieo oper .it use here on Thurs- day evening la:t,?iunder the aagpices of the local 0 olds of the Canadian Order of Pore • el The oongreg ,tioi of Christ Church adopted a reso utiotl asking the Bishop S of the Uioccise to a [lectin the' Rev. E. W. Hughes, of io' 's I :lead, to the va. annoy Nitre,•••-• 4 . 1', 1.3uck has bought Hay & Calais's ur iture business. bur34ly oil;;aged CAxisnti antes`,, In Price 57 Conti. Na4 8946 by C. E. t4ri411a ;ling for Abe13,1 cool e.l by Shiloh i1 futtt& sWOe t !reagin (;:titirrh lionnrlaly Injector tree. Vo Bev, Or, Austin, • f the Alin College, fit. 1110111 5, lectured a 'woman,"ota the . Monday following the ant 'vesary servi the Ontario St. cit'. cif. He preached two able sermons o . Sunday, Sale, Speoiel meetings al still held ovary night during the wee in the Mettle - dist chnroh stere. -0 r neighborhood is likely to be taken y surprise over a wedding to be Dale gyrated very soon. The contracting paries are well and favorably known, : nd we can't but wish theta a long, prosperous and happy life, Wroeter. Messrs, .T. San arson and W. Wil- son are pure/mei g grain here this year.—James Pat on, of the Toronto customs, was faun • dead Its bis poi• vete office on Fric =y morning last. He studied sew and b=canto au L. L. 13. ill 1847, and L. , D. in 1848, Ile had some experi ce as a news- paper man, ;He wa : a Member of the Ilfecdonald-Oartier •verument, repro - senting the Bang en division, He held important le al positions, and was appointed to t o 'customs 1111881 The cause of his sudden death wa heart disease. A r. Andrew Patton of Wroxeter, wa the chief mourner. • Mr. John Sam erson .vas in Torout this week.—Ali s Tina Wrigbt, o Morrishank, was , guest at the rest (lenoa.of Mr. T, B. Sanders this week —Mr. A. L. Gibs., i has rented 14i woolen mills to M ,srs, Bunstou, of Walkerton. --The wi e of Mr. I. Elliott, station agent here, las beeu seriously indisposed but is re, ivering.—Wehave naw a live grain m' het the purchasers being Sanderson • Wilton, Evans & Hemphill and R. 1 . Hazlewood at the raill. a_ , Trains arrive and depart as follows ti Lse.vs:•n • ARRevrxe, 6:..70, m. ,.......Por ;ar,eta........,.5:57 a, 1n o 1:45 p. 1:i ' ' 1:46 l nv 3:1 r, p.in...,.......ForTreswatcr 3.15 )"•n+ 11110 NR S'TREKT, ' )A.RTCI. ;n a4;vttlztro, ,st F,,a ( 1 ll nes, j i Ino. 1410 00"» 5g0o n0 j'. >a 6 o0 it; 00 I r ,o 400 a 00 2 ,00 100 Loral :anal of for somal adVertiselnants 8c, per lino for first insertion, and Se. per lino for each euboeguent in ;ortivn. Local r tlets, in nonpare ! type, 10e. for first in. nort:on, and 6o, per line for each snhaegtlent insertion, Iso local notice „iii he charged less than aGc. .Advertisements of Lost, FOnnd, Sara; ed, Situations, sand Business, Chaure:a Wanted, not exceeding 8 lines nonpareil, 9l per month. Mousey and !home for Sale. not m:reeding 8 lines, `1. for 8zn snonth, 50e. per sttb+eel, ont month. These terms will be tete tiya adh red tc, Special rates for lunger advertisements, or for longer per:edy. Adv coal en,:en',e wit'tout erectile dfr¢ntiono, will he inserted till Patti .:ml t' ne,ad accordingly. Tran. sitoty adver i n.,.,:ts must be paid in 11 1.080. Changes for cant:net ,d- erti;:cnlents must be in the office by Wednesday day loco, in order to appear that week. 11ELL/OTT, PnorltlRroet Agit! PULLronan , Qin. C.0:•tnlri s .5 0 Ilea " 36 00 Quarter r ” 50 00 One 601 0. P. B. TIME TAME. 0-1v.A.1717 1111 -!TTN I‹ url"ry. A. C. sri trlln r AdEVT, WINDHHAM:. 8 Through tic' ct a t,, alI /10 1111:41 In Amcriea—Ncrtii- west, Pacific least, ctr , via the shortest and ail' ropelar routes. Ravings checked through to destination. Loweatircight rotes to ail points. TASI.E. L13AVr, wr:ronlAar. -ARRIVE AT n'INDHAM. 0;30 a.ln,Toronte, Ouelph, Palmerston, &o. 8:30 pan. 11:10 " ,. , " tonne " 3:40 p.m, " " Clinton, u 7:25 " ......Palmerston,Sihet3..., .,10:20 a.m. 11 ' V 7:05 .07..... London 10:45 • 3:40 p.m, at 7.45 p.rv. 11:10 a.m........ISineardinc "e.... ,... 0:30 a.m. 8:30 p.m " 11:10 10:10 " It 6:$0 pan. 1inron li 11 Aeotsses. The libel suit of Grant vs, Jenkins occupied the attent•n of the assize court during the wh le of Satarday. Grant is tho Brussels , postmaster. Jenkins publishes tl • Brussels Budget, and inserted article- seriously calling in question Grant': conduct as post- master, out of wh' h has arisen the present lengthy gal tussle. Grant sues for $5,000 d, mages.; Mr. Osler, Q. 0,, appeared fir the plaintiff. Jen- kins conducted Lis own defence. It resulted in a verdi•I" for ;,the plaintiff" for $'v1. The jury d d not agree until Midnight. His Lo dship granted a perpetual injuncti. i restraining the defendant from fu ther libelling the plaintiff; The (1u :tion of costs will be the subject of further argument. The case of Darling v. Heffernan resulted in a ver iiet for plaintiff for S500. It was . n action to ret over damages for all: 'ed illegally disposses- iti the plaintit` of a farip rented by him from the def . dant. Mr, Cameron and Mr. Holt for p : intiff ; Mr. Osler, Q.C., and Itir. Prou foot for defendant. Duff v. Duff h : been settled in terms of consent,) inutqs filed. FARMERS' INS'I'ITT,ITE• ABLE SPEECH ON sESTatcTLD RzonitocITY nr an. AonoNALn. A xneeting of the West Huron Farmers' Institute was held at Dun- gannon on Pride last. Mr. John Kernigan preside it of the institute Kernigan, occupied the chai, and after an open. ing address by ; Tr. D. McGillicuddy, of Goderiuit, Dr McDonald, of Whig - ham, deliverer one of the most elogetent, and c.evincing speeelles on the question en rgiven 1n this section. Ho dealt with . he subject from the different, aspects of the. ease as they related to the s rioultnral, mining, lumbering, fishin and maxlufaeturing interests of Can a, and icy an array of facts and fgu s from public records made out an in ontrovertible case for unrestricted eeiprocity between °amnia, and the United States. An invitation ad been sent • to Mr, Robert Porter, Al. P. forliestEnron, and others, to take the ' gative side of the question but the eolined to attend. .At ti close av of thanks was moved to Mr, Men aid for his able And elog( ent presen pion of the case, and tho rceeedings ere brought to a close. ''he attcndanCe was smell Owing to t o insuf',ii;"irons announce- ment, Itt future iesuiti we purpose giving a pi tty full sy • opsis of the arguments nd fact. co : hly adduced l 11r Di a oi•ald 'Uo believe ythat no abler p' .septation of elle case has ever been ads iti Canada. - t $xxxrolr's VXTAt:zl.r. le Nelms you need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Diszinesa, and all symptoms of Dysppe'nsia. Price 10 and 75 touts per bottle. 1'oc pale by C. E. Williams, omen for toren to Shows h1ir,000,U07, 'ivXUE Instars AtECONIAN IIALL. ,art biol'eas&JofnMrIy brig in;theages up io 113. )p0 U0U r::tt cau:mod0mbell e; bo moo:Heil for miler., t.'v, n7enta of every Lind a a very lw f)ow. Poanti of 1181 iIl the )opulation, t:: r: l.1 1.0, apply tovrt)0)007v AM1 3 Y,otTIT', At cliffs* eo.5 *MIK t- -nat. J. A.:17NIa)RI'.tr, I-Ioner Gra:les to of Toroi!ta university. Online and R.:'once—The pied by 10r. l ethune, at 11 Patrick streets, winolnnsl, anti formerly nceu. esr of Centre and. ONT. ,i If1ilr.lt b DICIiINB(.N, ,"3AIUl1STEI1 , Sc. 9olinitors for the Panic of Hamilton. Gomm iselonera .. for taking stud til x for Manitoba. Private funds.. to lend 1n vtrsiebt :/ans. at lowest rated. Ofces— I8cnta t.loakr, tF irghem, Wel new and (tondo, 1.1. W. C. EtEz.r.. R. L. p1Clr1104071. J. A, M011T01, .BARRISTER, &a., t41n ,.leant • 41 Ontario. la [cGILL ;a vAN,;PONEi 13ARRISTEt18 $OLI(:IToij8, NOTARIES PUBLIC, COE VEYA NCES, ETC. OFFICES -Beaver Plock, ti?racu.tac, ONT., Gt,asn, 111:6 PLt h 01ST. Privata anti Company fo' de to leen at low rates of Interest. '.1Iort ams, trio n and farm' property bought and sold. :lelcant •e collections a specialty. 1L,. PAF,BTOtr71. - -8. D. MCGILL. , 'il'Ia1NTISTRY.— J. S. JE1tOMS,-14r roUAt7. J1 1 am mmaking beautiful setts of 2, Artificial Cintt, "Teeth" for $8.00 per i sett, and Plain Teeth, per sett, $4.00,. Nees in all Other branches of dentis• try )n proportion. Vegetable Vapor rdminig,qtrated for the painless extraction of teeth, the MO, a fo anesthetic known OFFICE: In the ooavet Block, opposite the Brunswick Hotel. i4 I>ITRY,-•w. Ii. <ACDONALD, wrlacBay. biaksr of V eanite, Celluloid, Alloy 1:•Itv. e r OW, , tc. ate., Plates,, ranging $ in prices iron, 9600 upwards .per sot, ero:vun,w and`. bridgework, Teeth ex- tracted without the least pliin by the use of Vital- ized Air, Ileacs 0lf5e, Wintsham, aide otntraoee op- pos:to the Queens hotel, opn daily (Sundays except. ed) from 0 a to to 6 p 1n. Will be at Myth every Saturday—Office. at mews hotel; Gerrie jet and Svc( Mondays of eacil month—Office at Albion hotel Lueknow• 2ncl and 4th Monday and Tuesdays of each month—Office at Whiteley's hotel. Extracting, 25 cents 'E'CIIN RITCHIE, (=NERAL is'su4 AyCE AGENT, WrnonAr, , i• - OTr'TAni° (y EOIttIE 1leIu1,Y, Wings tun,.Licensed Auotioneer , At moderate moderatetrnte,, les wiill l.o conducteccIn any portion of the Co•.nas. • Orders can be left at the Trams Office. oIiN CURRIE, r4•tsolrea!, t.ICV..:11t(UD AUCTIONEER. Ordure lot:, at Test: i' oflieolnrotnptly attended to TS' R113 IcE,AS'0NA0L1 . p•r1,• DI.;kN, Je , Wrtton.i , ii 4 LI(OO S1D ALC7Ioti1Si.11 FOR T101 COUNTY • o17 I1liib M. Biles attended in any pfzt of the Co. Charges Moderate. TAMES nsoor'Ili7ola, 1 JAMES Linrnsnn AnrocioNnnu 307 .' Con/Tanta IIIMOttr ANL All Rales attended to pron lily and on tho Slioriost :lotiee C1,•, l,eif rlodc ate and. 8::•, <ifaetion Guaranteed. All neeeasary arrangou,e is eaa be mada at the Tint0a 09:e14\