HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1888-11-09, Page 5t , see . ty Meting.
.C� ami.tl� itiltni g of tdan \'41ing-
art e arch rac't+ held on Wednesday
.ev , Aug weok , : president,`p'Fisher,
in,' the chair, S esretary \V. Robert -
3o03 report sh ve'd $1( -worth, of
Bibles on ;sand t the depositary at 0.
E. \\'illianarl', 'he oiligors•of last year
were re abate Mr: Fielser, in a neat
.pact;;, thapi the meeting for liis
• rc-ctf tion, 1~•n • .uteri out the ini.
porta ice of the • ork o be done, Rev.
'11: G. Manly o;:plail ,d the workings
,and achievements e , the British and
:Foreign Bible So& •ty, the object of
which is to sltppi the bible free to
.all lands and peo', es, It'hns already
given two buns ed million copies in
-three hundred • ifferent languages. It
rannually circ Tates four and a half
ixtillion eopio . Some discussion arose
.11,5 to the dvisability of raising of
money to p .rchase bibles for those at
:Monte who r e well able to buy thew.
'This discuss: i was lengthened out so
that the agent's elute was not de-
livered as fully as as intended. A
much better report o r -the meeting was
4ntended, but no Sp : • al purpose could
be served by detailin:; the proceedings.
Those present saw flat the questions
,:,asiced were such a might be put for
•inforrnation as. to the management o£
Any business ms tution, The annual
Teport is not a full details in some
points as ;nigh bo desired. 'We give
in another col mar sonic facts gleaned
•frorn it.
Morris.
1.1r,- Wm. . Tough, of Stanely, has
boon engaged .• teach the school in
section No. 1, fo :next year at a salary
•of $400.—Alex. L McColl has been
re-engaged as tea her of S. S. No. 6
At $850. Malso In Black will teach
At Clark's settee house for next year.
—S. S. No. 1 Literary society is
-officed as folio s for November: Pres.
Jas. Jowina . ; vice Pres. Wm. Coch•
rane; Sec,- 'teas., A, H. Cochrane :
Librarian, I. McColl; Committee
-of Manage e, nt, T, Bone, Wm. Bow
man and rank Armstrong.—Mr.
dJolin MeArth , of the 9th Con, has
returned .from Gotland.—The young
esf S. S. No: 10 /orris, with all their.
•sprightliness, aitey find life, the
young men and oung women in their
.freedom of ha vest past, the middle
aged and old. anxious to note the
prowess of he twigs under the
teachers car attended the public
'examination u the school on Friday
last. Daint ly ornamented evergreeua
.decorated tl school room ori all sides
gave it a el erfnl And bright tipper-,
ance and s need to agree well with
the spirit of all present. Messrs. F.
Hartley, of rowntown; Johnston, of
Howick ; W. . Stewart, of Whit!.
church; and . S. Wilson, of Zetland,
assisted Mr. ''tewart in the examina-
tion of the •ager, and ready pupils.
The reading as admirable, the studies
an Literatur•a. in History and Geog-
raphy, me cry and generalization
showed tr iniug.; in arithmetic and
grammar, we could see that the
reasoning Ind comparing powers of
of the pupi.. had been cultivated, and,
the progiaui• e of entertainment given
by the pupils s owed acultivation of the
elocutionary p• wers. All the classes
showed activit' of thought, and ability
to express it ; keen attention and
practical tale t. Genuine compliment
is not out of line and Mr. Stewart is
to be comp lmented on having his
pupils so,we advanced and in such a
proper motI od, a method which show -
;d that mi d training was the object,
rather 'th mind filling. The ladies
of the dist ict supplied the desires of
rile epicu eau disposition of those
present, in a manner worthy of men-
tion. Par: tits went home gratified
with results pupils satisfied trustees,
teacheas bs efited and imbued with
.fresh enthe iastri and all knowing
that they Ir. ;pent a most enjoyable
and edifyint time.
Belgrave•
The 5th o November was celebrated
on Monday vening last by a brand
lrunper ands tertaintnent by L 0. L.
No, 462. A :umber of bonnie lads
and smiling asses genially presided
whilst several hundred people partook
of the goodly supper. Over three
hundred peop e then assembled in the
11'oresters' tid and roomy hall and
were presided over by Mr. L. Nethery,
of Blyth, D. IC. A short and sensible
speech was ria. o by Rev. G. Law, of
Belgrave, wlu+h contained some
pleasing and w olesonie counsel, Rev.
J. Il:. Moorhous: then ably reviewed
scare of the proi iinent features of the
period preceding he resolution of 16€33
dwelling eslc,;cial y on the trial of the
scvon bishop, lie earnestly arned
adherence to dut the. cultivation of a
spirit of unity nn •l goodwill and plead-
ed to that it b evade tbn earliest
thoughtful, 1'rsyin aims of all to live
up to the resist° pri teiples enhibitee by
thoao ho had been ,•;,leaking of. Rev,
%Tr. Godfrey l k very eff'etively of I J
rice iliilaicd.ett o protestautica:1 the yAiEs
progress of ersn!'a ion cr.ieneesand art
ire. the last two undred years, His
ianiiratcd debars loris were evidently
relished by t e audience. Dr.
Chisholm, of W tglitun, gracefully
conapliemente3 the rimer speakers on'
their efforts incl tb . society on the
success of the ro seting. He then
entered into an i;ntel :gent explanation
of what was me at by responsible
government and it ,w it was obtained
in Britain. Ho then took up the
obligations anis; .esponsibilitiesrosting
on Canadians t• support the British
flag and institt ions. tie urged the
cultivation o trade relations with
England and lonies, deprecated and
condemned t e American dispositions
to bluster, el aimed that rt.ciprocity •Choice Coffee,
Choice B. W. I+'Iotn',
Allen's P:atont Mince Meat,
Pure Ettf.fliSh ]halt 'Vinegar
for table used
Celluloid Starch,
Racket's Blue and Flack Lead,
5 lb Bar Soap for 25 cents.
New Raisins,
New Currants,
New Dates.
was unlatteinab
tion uureasona
and wanted indepe
of trade. 3. M
gave several a
Zn:laical and elo
which were wel
choice and most
songs wero give
Chas. Birney, Ja
organ and violin mus
Miller, of Morris,
Messrs. J, Bell, C.
Anderson. After
excellent programtn
closed by the Nation
the talk of annexa•
e and undesirable,
en co in our matters
son, photographer,
mirably rendered
itionary selections,
received. Several
pleasingly rendered
by Miss Godfrey)
Lawronee and
c by Miss :Iielen
liss Bryce, and
Birney and D.
very lengthy and
the meeting was
anthem.
CATA
Ii,H.
Pare Spices,
New Salmon,
New Nuts.
Y STOCK
._..�..OFt _.—
�a• Nor Rome 'Tea ent for the Cure of
Catarrh, Catarrh= . Deadness and
Hay Fe er.
The microscope has pr.vod that those dis-
eases aro contagious, and th . t they are due • to the
presence of living parasites' n the lining membrane
0f the uppel ail' passages . d eustaohiau tubes. The
eminent scientists Tynd 1, Iiuxloy find Beale en
(lease this, and these autl • ritics cannot be disputed.
The regular mothod of tr' oting these diseases is to
apply an irritant remedy veekly and even daily,
thus keeping the delicate me rbrane in a constant,
state of irritation, nccoinpanie• by a violebt sneez-
ing, allowing it no chance to h " 1, and as d *atural
consequence of such treatme' not one poknio.nent
Duro has ever beon recorded. It is an absolute fact
that these diseases cannot be cured by any ap-
plication made aftner than neo In two weeks, for
the metnbrane must get a 0 ante to heal before any
application is repeated. It is now seven years •slate
Mr. Dison discovered the parasite in Catarrh and
formgiatcd his new treat . ant, and since then bis
remedy has become a hou =hold word in every coun-
try whore the English 1, nguage is spoken. Cures
effected by him seven year. ago are aures still, there
'having been no return oft a disease.
So highly are these remoes valued, and so great
is the demand for them, hat ignorant imitators
have started up everywhere, rotending to destroy a
parasite, of which they knot nothing, by remedies
the results of • e appli ion of which they are
equally ignor t. Mr. I) -on's remedy is applied
only once in aweeks, an froth one to threo, appli•
cations of et a perma ant cure in the most
ag rdvate. -cases. N. B.— or catarrhal troubles p0-
culias to omen (whites) th , remedy is a specific.
Mr: D . on sends a pamph descriting his new
;treatn-nton the receipt of + n cents in Stamps.
The a• dress is A. H. Dixon & ' on, 303 King street
est' oronto,Canada.-Scion afro American. .
iLCHRIS' BROS,,
as;rag
trioing bought the Business of J. KLING, known
XYOMXNXON BAKERY
Purpose carrying on
BAKING AND CONFECTIONERY
in all their departments.
GEORGE GILL ISI! having had a lengthened
experience in y Balrerics, we feel confident that
we. can meet e wants of;pur customers in every
respect.
Full Stock of Confectionery will be kept.
Flour and Feed.
paving rented the premises
.recently occupied by MESSRS.
HUTTON & CARR, as a Flour &
Feed -Store, I propose keeping on
hand a full stock of
POIIer and $ ►, is Mout.
Also a full supply 01-04 • MEAL, COLS MEAL,
CRACKED WHEAT and r LAHHAid FLOUR.
ALL KINDS oe~ GRAINS IN sTORE.
FINE PEAS MEAL FOR BllOS1C.
n? Baled Ray k . t on hand.
A. H. CARR.
Pioneer
adore Store,
STONE BLOCK.
The Leading Cross Cut Saws :
AMERICAN A -MEAD OF ANY,
AMERICAN RACER LANCE,
SIITII'S LEADER.
BEST LINES
awrraz tu.%
All at BOTTOM: PRICES.
111Xi'ia.L'I1, VALUE IN SLEIGH
MILS.
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COMPLETE
I will open up a Fine Line of
XMAS GOODS
Next week: Call` And inspect.
W. T. YATES.
THE CHli A HOUSE,
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a 1:1,
MA:epeAo'ruaEas 0P'AND DEALNILs IN
STOVES
AND,.
TI WAR ';g
COAL O L3
fr3
OLESALE
and
RETAIL
STON
BLOCK,
OPPOSITE QUEEN'S HOTEL,
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Mo INTYREt
HAVE NOW THEIR.
iffi'; ollso Stock of Fall Jood.s
COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT,
And without attempting to give even an outline of the many important
additions this season to their usually attractive stock, they
would simply extend a most cordial and hearty
' welcome to every person visiting their House. •
They will talc pleasure in showing
their Goods aril quoting Prices.
If goods and prices are satisfactory, they will bee delighted to make
sales, and the larger the sales the more delighted they will be.
( CALL UPON TEtEM EARLY. IT WILL PAY YOU TO DO SO.
DODO ::f KOINT.7 E9
THE BIG BROWN ANCHOR.
FALL TMPD
TATIONS
RAS NOW ON HAND A LA.RG1 - STOCK OF EVERY LINE
FOUND IN A FIRSE CLASS BOOKSTORE.
MAGNIFICENT WALL PAPERS
Of EVERY QUALITY, SFIADIi; and DESIGN, and At
REALLY LO W P RICES.
BIG ARRIVALS IN FANCY GOODS,
SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND TEACHERS' REQUISITES.
FINE ALBUMS AND VERY Low PRICES. VASES IN EVERY DESIGN,
AND FANCY GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
BLANK BOOKS. HOLIDAY GOODS.
Out SEE Xtra
—.UNDE R A KING ---a
Havinn added a Delivery Waggon to this branch o4 Vie lai inese
orders will (if necessary) bo delivered anywhere within 10 miles of
Wing1, e the
This will no doubt oftentimes slave a good ileal Of trouble, ell oulaiiv
where part'ics may not have snitablo eollvoyenees of their own. All
(necessaries for FU'Ni'kAL .i✓ iSENIS1IiNGS, 1 l.Llt;tt.ii�; i, t'Ln'wrl;Ig, 0:'1'x..
ls:opt and delivered with orders.
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Undertaker. ttk►r..