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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1885-3-20, Page 1• MUTT Y,ItilfTH YCAIt WItol,Y Ntt/11 rR :tIUC i • GO1)ERICH, ONT.. FRIDAY, 141AIt,C11 20, 1883. MculLt,tc'tWUt,Y RHOS. Pular seam 11.1/0 A VEAL: Ile APYAtVt t THE HURON SIGN A L is published every Friday Moraint• I y IIIc UtLuceour 1f..suds., at Shat 011kce. Tooth 8t GODZRICH, ONTARIO AAA be despatched man partici( the surround toe oeantrr by tart earliert aro:. and trader. By coastal admission it her • horsier .;irvulr• neat an say .Aber newspaper to th'r part a vie coronary. d is one of tax retire, nowa,est aid Saud reliable jourcia/4 in t)uia,10 posseasinR. s° it dote, oke foroeiruingPorno kola end being in addition Leine shove. °:melee, fatally and inside miner it ie Iber'ot..re • Most eL*irndite ..u..heas. Tants. 111.14 In sdvsnes, p•sslaaer pre paid yIsebtankesac11 if paid b••h.re'vc wool.' ilLSO if n ,t se paid. Vino rule wilt tie trolly esforrest. Rata+ n► Anvsrtytet•tn. F gbt eenta pe inviter Ora ins.•rtton; three ciente per line fee esebsultae.tor•ntInsertion. Ynarly.l%.d'yriarty. and gqaartertr .t .,»ikct,. at redec.•1 rates. Jae socurssik..�.Ye bare alma ir,t -. .m ebbisg depart 'sem in onn noct ion. mot pre•va► iag the most oo.apinte on tit awl best tsru.t:.s firth Meant work in tiwlerich,aro erenare4 to do bushsew to teat tine at panesssaa cannot be beaten, DM of n eeatity Stool. °rano: be serpassed,- TeresaMak FRIDAY. MARCH. rot,,. IRKS Tear was a happy typoiraphical error w;.ich muse a Torte critic call the Roos aortas of sehtw,) !scuts the Ross Readers. • eheyare. also.. .1. H. tors, Minister of Rail ways, is worse, far none. than ••+r Hnn kir. Hardy. Mr. Hard)'* offence was that be heard a mean say a swear ward, but an exchange says that the Hon John Henry Pupa's salutation to lir. T..nt Cowan, of Galt. on thet•tiaq hia w the hallway Committee room im f the sus 1 U IJLW.i Y RG.I.S-M.vs. ' ON THE WINO. I vertia We ere glad to leeru that the busimmeba dist at tie railway station here One • ink in Tss Smoot, the bestants •( its (m puI tion. Their who '•Itlt.'•atra' :+scat wir.:airit medium. outside ot the cities.-wenldr.'t 'reside in the cntantry and lour its ear I 'Phe mase meeting for ch►Wnw welch t re t aeu.,t t. an the alaN r-t!•f Weil- recover it. lien mmn ight just es wail et I.uatacea can hest express the feelings; Ere Ings" about 3 94 pus , res u4lreussd Nay Tease!. i ; by the Rev, Jas. I Uwr, Mr.Jaa. Heil - winter hits bees very brisk. The able-; - pest to recover a last umbrella en a damp t ;slid mint of the people, and can + ern, :nn, Kay. Nr. Ca ueroi: Preeby- mn.ts at flour, saltai:.I lumber levo day. The ins r Q train from Palmer. !enable the House to Gout a more cer!cct 1 t.,rian ruin+iter of Dunarntt n . air. John iuwCain4 Ali ont►d the eouutre glees Mon rota to Winxharn, but it males mil judgment than It otberwiw could OU 1 Dustne, Mr. Kstituhan and Mr. Wi!lii► avow that area e. ue pf busto.Ile able: one. Into! peruke: esperientee As that i , est nay that the ameuwt of husine•5 damn °Jaiw to accommodate the passengers h thew matters. [t is veer that by the The was meets ezc Is ui advice mid ubiquitous individual s'!turthernSpsrks" egm).stuilp with the 1 $..[ B. branch I law r:!+tut; to the local government of waruipg ri.•n, rbieb could set flail G, atctelerie:& *tenon is nearly double tl►st' leas ati nupreaaivli un the Mind. a� ascot to say. Wer here turfy, and - at that uta is Olden» tar reminds Northwrd territories the are ell. pet Y hosart. of !h• chaldrea. cam *nes ..then leant en the Ku!faln Saul morrow we're up the town tins." My me ..f the story ,f !titled to reloreeoutatioo in the lead Lake Uuron fir. Clthe wed the I,_� __:_.r_ ___ _�..�..a.�.alas►alfaesLeouncil. Slut io a cwntry where rich the i'r,nuelal+egolute. triiwt.•. 1..d b•cu ►npatterllip 1.st had P b•zt"naive ublie undertalir ti are being mp..,.:Sind»►111s►fHaa.(_.N'allose r °artists! forward this is nut sufficient It - deeuledt"i.1►•,eapart»s( business sitsbrrathiast forth worsja of doorsAni tali r nofohofirsttmpe[tattcsr io loam Lr�a• .rpt' Tta T!/fi crN'It•I:tl. I ' i ► f lhu►t t'Icp{.•,ueuts of the Proriutiwt s'eeder'a. othersmellpl.aaanataytt.ovenLegislature. with aha rusrwo want taw, iench$tr ,.,trs vita.soopltosrsunA few week. o the Wni told a uw•' its their trail* us;•ht be kept away. They ieieelywat view o tnkon in the koeality ; 1 The present mild reminder to the read- and hew .uestiuns ..f »►bane interest imlittle'Iory &Ment a latae taw whoheardwrm sof Tata Aisenee that 1 still lite and pooled the tone,!" of the Iws shops, but ff ! h• theokler beeda of the f.inil- discussing in order t.. show the public that they I waediately atftcting :list cournrr , and mote and hare my LrinY, as written sit y under , s.trul of the Portwment of l'au- '.twit ut��'in•dram. [ I.ft were nut nn r•ollusnon, el eh •f the worth sixes of Abraham placed ever hie store da. yrd rmcuded by the ; eople. Ph•y 1 the f.diusiug 1•tteud : "f hof iso pianeu have been so much mere oe*up ted in Quid dot r .r hair nave ds rosy." considering their esti personal tuterests .41meut 3 o click :. Is H. it R. train as \limiter■ thou they has• in public the ince the situation in Egypt.. si esi hu put in f the ambitions o Wing loam. Say to the f,!luwintt •deet "P 157 the ween 4'ny son Wednesday last with dna t 1115) suatt Sir .dela' •out there; he'd!, the intention of going to Brussels, but 61 the Arabs." The Stratford is o..',• owing to abet atflictiour of Providence takes up the idea, and suxxests the t:d- • known as the !:land Trunk rocnopoly, 'atrial( order •,.f business . - "Sir. .1.41i1 failed t.. set farther than Palmerston the cambkc e•.mtt:and, armed with his rusty tint night. The, ntstiner in which this ta�aakut s.1 ;. The arou) prtntili can aloe amiets Western (►nt/trioremind* one Ise dit►ded between Tom White. of th•tt1 forcibly of :Ouse's' the Sailor seigbed Montreal (sante, the Toronto .Mia, the ldoe u t L tndon Pins PWr and the iiarwilt.n 1 ;alt fist. wee yet T41 +CA. 1 rjsxfuses. Js.hu SLtelds will lie hapP)' It has Gobbled up and mt•nopnlized all 10 2n along as army c,ntraptor. Tao the branch lines of what were farmer)y wl *sky went freeze in the tir.udar. Big 1 in,ievendeut reads. and in the effort to Pee% Wi;linsou will, of course. he my I handle theni all, has' slackened accowt- msater We dtia't Lane just what 1 o slots, on the whole of these, se that po.itiwn Mr. Hes"" wopk tick Par"! the travelling public are poorly °erred haps he would carry Str John's mh.ekst. !and heevity charged. Close connection, presence a reliant? minus dele:;ation Tne aru.p is f•ermwi. fou, sold by by Tim Menai trembles the .t -1 don't you comb your hair r' sem How ars W Stroud the slogan. fare unknown, and where lines crows, Toluene ft oriel reporter attended • w • Loral Lee stature on St. Patrick's day. and this is what he observed . , Bon. Mr. Fraser--Ye:lew rose and shamrocks in buttonhole Mr Meredith-lihaniroaks in button- hole. LI• ?1-. McKras-Dl(•. Mr. Moran- Do. Mr. linkmen --Do. Hon. Mr. Monis-Talk;o rose. .%iI the Speakers -Flowers of rhetetic ir. '::•sr mouths. In the f)nli n+ 'Legalist ere Isat week, Hon. A. M. Rota tt;troduced a hill re- garding the public health Ile said aloe object o1 this bill w.• more in the direc- tion cf provident a aehinerr fee mifnre- inp; regu'atiens which were accessary to the interests of the public health. One prorision of the act passed lost session was that municipal est nncs:s should ap- point medical health officers, but some ul those did not do this, anal one shame new propelled wit to rice the tieutenant- t!..vernor-in-council power to atspninl such of5sers in places where an epidemic had :broken out if the councils dad nut evoke action. THE Ratak f:IiADfi/t:. In the recent delete on the reader questieu the Miuister of Education said : 1 am following the irdividual scholia/4 frees first to finish. and he pays i. dents urate for Lia bee.k* than for the .id series, but in every respect i think the new aeries may be c insise"rd ►0 or ill) per cent cheerier than the old. We will inat•tu e a comport.. nbetween nttr books and the other Aeries • t en!, per }y.,.. rare... t'oA•.. !tetatt'ee. Gage's. 752' $1.31 17; Royal. :l(;5 1.50 15i Po.val ('.snad:an. •.K,•i 180 19 New )teaden. enei 1.:;5 13} it sill thite be soon that, conaideriagtbt• size of the book, they - are cheaper-t,h1'ii any of three series they displace they are cheaper and ale° mere excellent print and illustration, and as geed. if net superior in regard to the selection of matter' Place our heals side by side with any other set of readers, and 1 do nut think any man requires keels powers of preception to ar's'ine at the conclusion that our hooks are really cheaper than any others at the same price, •r compare them with other basks of a similar Susi placed eon tine Canadian market. iiamead of attempts betas made to facili- tate passenger teethe. sue would think the idea of the railway management was t" paralyze that branch of business. The w. •rill._ traits fr..tn Palmerston north titer day 1 was there was billed t.. leave at r; : O o crock, and 1 arranged to. go on i:. At r: . f rho cluck. I poi formed a hasty toilet, tenittd a slim breakfast, and rushed inimically to the station, grip - sack its hand It was 6.:t0 lay the watch. The train wet stanuing •.n the track, sad it ettew there for nearly an hour site, - ward. I wasn't alone ; there were ether psasengers waiting to go north -Moth- ten in at'tictien, so to speak, rAucs-+Tett $TAT{U\, which is a juncticn of N. 0. & H. R. R., I is run .•n •'go-as-yssu-please ' principles. I Whets the leader of our party, a coa- ntercisl drummer, walked to the ticket deli ern, an;pi ended at the portal for the .gs.ninq of the porthole, se that he might obtain a ticket, we discovered (that atatien muter wan non sf r..e1,416- bits, a the high school students aome- times say. This fact didn't cause the drummer to relax his exertioua, and he continued to be*• a tattoos un the door of the station. After a anile he startled the (negate min, who had Leen side- tracked on the other line. and that indi- iil I wild1 reminded the tarty that CT�iI)It t, r ` y THE U e , T� his Speech in favor of the bill the station agent hail no intention of elbowing tenons charged with a criminal odnce to give evidence in their own be- half, Mr. Lister, of Llnbtrxi, said "I feel that the hen• member for Nest Bunn kMr. ('amernn) is entitled to the thanks of this Parliament and of the people of Canada for whet my hen. friend from Pieter (Mr. Tupper) is pleased to all his pertinacity in bniging this Bill from time to time before the Rome. The hew. eisanber ,for West Enron, in an elabr.rato and exharistive apeeeh, which does his industry infinite credit, hes tone into this question and advanced arguments in its favor that by no possibility can he refuted. *? sl whish shesld eenvinee us of the propriety. yes. of the absolute necessity of soaking this the law of the land at the earliest moment psnesfbte. -. The compliment was a neat one, and wit fully deserved. &seats.: en:atm in the institute wwiou ft. W. Le(.ear first ',peke, los subject being "The necessary imalthcatrons for a .uoceesfut t(ah'ath ails•. L %lx. Le(:ear gave a his dcquittoa 01 s sec:ursful Sablsath. sCho nl, one that 11 iustruntentet ill hang • ing the child:en to Ghost. Hu said that- in hat in order to vht•.rn this end it was necee- eery t" have * t�•e,d auver.ntendent wh.. toast be a man of Utah end piety. ax pedithois, cheerful and patient ; Yid good teachers, who shoe d be converted in order to bring other; to .1,551 ; 9n1 geed literature, as it was by tie than noel of ale 4 jihad: school wan leaves for the *oath, and in "rder to alai" that they du Hut realize that ales kept up, and therefore the ee ectinn suss reach lhderech, the paaseuger elutes population of the Northwest has leen very important. Ile said that too often aboard and reaches Clinton sleet 4 p, up. well melt neglected. Mr. Cameron has a taste fur novel residue; was enestelertrl wl sorviee brie ing taby Sabbath schen! literature, and remote At that point, whish rejoices in the lxa►t done an "set too tile attention of tinhe or needed the Itterwture published by sur appellation of the "Huh,' you are com- pelled to wait until 9:1:e tor the B.& L. H. Leonia to Godwrieb --a delay of ever Ilse hours. I never could understand why Clinton was called the "Hub," but I aro iaclinud to bulaere that it is owing we tootthe result of his action will tie book room, as it was . er) carefully to force the Government to do what selected• uthersise it is vo cert:ain would net Mr. kcrtttt hen spoke o1 the necessity have been done.- wodoq Advertiser. of the Sabbath School's being supported by the church, and of having mese. rat Mmaasew s_Msl� Neel soneseelse. .4 teacher/. m routhrcuwi with the _ school. Mr. John McLean superintendent of Dun*annen Sabbath school, thought that the Sabbath echoed should hare the sympathy .1 the parents and the church. ane1 thus be united in their work. Mr. Wet. Plunkett then gate an ad- dress en the subject, '`Teachers Romeo sibility.' Mr. Plunkett thought this waa a subnSot that shoved always be kepi before the minds of the teachers and that they should engage in their w..rk with all their mittht. G► considering the short time that the trochees have to teach the lesson, he sit'! "they should make tt a study as to what means a:uwld be used to snake the most of their hare, and that they should he careful in training the cauldron. because of their being more susceptible to intprewio.us, at thatiporiosl of their lives, and their future usefuhtea* depended largely -..n their prevent train lag The nest thing ran the pr. grannie was "Teacher* Reward.' by Mr. John Mc- Lean. in 'wenn,* bit subject, Mr Mc- Lean said that he wished to have Ile topic w.upled wish loork, because in order te reap a reward we must be work era. He said "the reward of the teacher would be just what iie made ►t," there fore he shuutd wipes., u ut the wnrk "with all his huirt." He mentioned the re- wards which A• receive in this life. At epprevinst c.ucieer e ; the knnwleIge of haring been the means an God'. hands of leading to Christ those committed 1'. oar care. The kaowle.ige of Christ as nun. end Ilia approval of aur work. Speakm; of the teachers reward hereafter, ho said, that he would lie rewarded sccurdswtt t.. his work here. lie theft gave an earnest exhortation to be faithful in working for Christ, referring to his own experiences as to how he hail been strengthened tit the work, and his determination to kteto working' to the end. Mr. John Pentland addressed the contention en the .abject "The noaa- ary qualifications for a Sabbath schen! superintendent. He said the superin- tendent should he puactsel, and always be at the Sabbath school to open It 5. the proper time. Ile should be a roily man, with s rood knnwledie of the acr:l.tures anti a go.id education 14. should have the faculty of •xplainine the- ecnptures so as to make it plain, asuman few words as possible. Mr. John Hellin in dfatwveini: the - subject, said "the superintettdent*hook& be like a child, like a youth, tike • fell grown man, in ural. r t.• ada•it himself to - all,gainst end a.,'u s• the 11.11411vper caption at Children, be sheets! Ito more .arefel in hie aeliotu,and try to ata their affections." Its spoke of the ctoieeit sof to the fact that every Clintowian you The Sabbath School convention, hold address puts in a "r!ook. ' for it. ' in Dungannwi on the 26th of February, was a decided success- The day being TN1ar. i. BUT 0,111 i'LIn7'ur . fatorable, diene was a large atteedomcr, in flittario, and aver)" Clietonian it ire especially in the afternoon and evening self constituted prophet ; and every sesrwtis, when the church was crowded. another's son o1 them has, if I tasty be The speakers were all premed, with the exception of ono ar two, and the ad- dresses &hewed a great amount's( csruful study and thought in preparatou. The choir was also at hand, rendering ua valuable service in singing, from choice ruu•ic ,f excellent seleetion The morning session op. tied with the Rev. J..h' Turner, superintendent of tato circuit, in the chair. Mr. Th. s. Anderson then gave an *d- Irew* ..f welcome. in which he expressed his hearty sympathy with the sabhath Scheel work and workers, and the plea sure it gave him to meet them en rack an occasion. This was followed by the reading of reports from the Ihutgw and the NileeSabbath Schools retire Allowed M quote from a high authority, "an evcrliving and abio.Iit { faith" in the glorious future .,f that town a place which lie believes is destined to increase and wax mi•thty in the time t.. rine, and which even now 'so you are told' is peeem int of great thing-) awaiting frui- tion. And sit mote it 1 ., ase far as 1 am ooncerned. It is really a photon* these hard times to see people. who can calmly took present depressive. ,:raight it: the face, and turning toward the Star of Ho{•e, are hueyed up by A 6rtn belief in the /teat pneaihiliti,., of thy tune to tivety. In the course of the resdune of come. reports the 'teeaieen was a.kad, "What In the foregoing 1 have touched upon is the best way to keep scholars in the ono of the curses of pespepgtr traffic in Sshlwtl► Sober)! r' It was aoswere•l by this western part of •Oatariu. I have Mr. Kenaghan, to the elect that teach WS should be "At their :pest evtty Sun- set alluded t,. the - y." Then another question was pre- fail/...HT . sravt:vu Twsbi. piled, "What is the hest way to keep but i can assure the reader* of Tut: Stu- She Srbbsth S•.!o.ol ckddr •n interested .At who have not had occasion to test to Shu study of the lesson, in case they should become disinterested lay the that, branch that it is in an infinitely eaanurr of study persued '" This was worse condition than even the passenger trade. t-ader the present urder of amalgamation with G. T. It nunasiement, this unsatisfactory cnudition will e'er- tinue to obtain, and ne help an be looked he except in one /erection, and Ithat is in the bringing westward con- nection with the C. N. H. .4 live c,m- petiton would cause better rates fur floe l' F. FsAsas'A nos franchise bolos• around to he had buuinea Alae.I freight and more speedy travel and better bill will elect a radical chance in thewhet.: also that the key of the nftfiee• c•nutrtions for travellers calculation of results in elections. Hero- Iu writing this letter 1 have no idea t d been mislaid and i..' a nolusion, tofore, in inuring upon probabilities, it was neoesaary to make clew calculations upon what wan haven as "the outside vote"- the sole W non-resident prwerty holden. )fi,'Rctimes this Tote was the balance of lower in errtam voting dis- tricts, and often the secret service enemy had M he d,•led out to impecun- ious n•n.resodcnt voters nt a distance to entente their appearance at a poll utiles dotsr.t from their place of residence. Under the new franchise scheme. no swan can rule in inure than ane c•natit- uency un matter how spiny property luahfioation• he 'say !Wild elsewhere,and the "outside vote will thus fail to be a factor in the determining of election.. The local newspapers will not in the time t.. carne he able to insert such items' a the following : "(loop Woaa. - Mr. John Jones, of ,Jonesville, proved conclusively on eke, tier day that he was • "True Blue. He was pioneered of a vote in fear dil- SrwsUwO irew 4 has been • e•ommon practice anions a certain ;•.Aron of the community la ennntry towns sod various have been the means resorted to by owners of woodpiles to detect the perpetrator The most common prac- tice ray tace to insure deteetints 1:a been to bora holes in certain sticks, pour no powder, aid then plug up the heaps. (SI eoura any person song these particular sticks Is .•n.train. 1 to buy a new stove, and the report Ren. abroad over the seetins, for it is rel! known that i11 vows travels fist Until recently no geoid and eel Besot reason Inas been `iron by the owner* of the exploded stores a to the ewer of the "blow up," bet at hot the problem hu been salved. A short time ag.• sur read in ere of the city papers that a wood stove had exploded, and the stira*ones owner at tined attributed tl e damage is the feet that some eeilolhe pissed noithbor had placer) dyeamiAo b the stere And sow the •wren of woodpiles will have to discover I ossa gam, aetlod el deteeeieg shrinkage is Use stook d feel (trent constituencies, and by dint of hard drivinc tweeeedrd in polling all fear. Mr. .1 .nee is a man of whom the • party sheul.i well feel pried. 1f every enter was actuated by a like loyal spirit to the party of ho ehoiee, there would , he no nrawity for agitating the lues- tion of compulsory votive." Two Cone r�fh es were t nesated se Howley _$rNwtt, of Levis, and U1sl1N, of West ifeethumberland :toddy Pringles little beta of Si.. etc , that Re formers ,,would not vote .:ria' wise r warded by the Supreme 1'eurt as a eer- rept prsetse•. The election in West Nnrtknabafland will be a el. ae ens ea • that the passengers must buy their tick- ets on the train, and those of them who' that the Grand Trunk nun:vemene willsw .nulla, arrangemest, and a,wdnct.-- at ince frame a new time -table that will! (n deshn� with theuutht of tl• ilahieth wa•ttei return tickets could get thein at ex{tedite tnatten, ht uetertheless d (eel seit..l, Iw said, “It Was necessary to L.iitowell. The drummer immsdtsNiy convinced that when the present deplore- have a good superintendent. goad teach- biecondition of railway travel is brotsebt en "% eels. ocen, a ,iuod supply if Bibles, lad toward the coach, and the rent of el - anaaered by Mr. John Echlin, who re commended a change of the ordinary routine of study by proposiu{ yuesti, w to the scholars, to be answered by them on the following Sunday. Mr. John Thlltin,in his address, "Home as an aid to the Sabbath Scheel,- spoke of home training as an essential b. the reparation of Sabbath Schou! work, and p the necessity of parents frequently volt ine the Sabbath Sehont. ArrE .'WH Sunni. Tim opening ape.uh of the afternoon session was delivered by Mr. Jos. Heth- erington, subject "The Sabbath School, • le organ asset suitable music books, ra ,�ld snip aftera s*5fV waitiaz.t the knowledge of the puhlic, many a supply of helps ter teacher* and echo' the train bicho to more, bpi it wit. only &he have heretofore been averse to the ars, such as ii.u%n.ra, 10.5.1n leaves, ate. is that aft could admire Palmerton inhnnol»ne of Also a Weakloard, a bell, a tempsraotee pledee, maps and post earls for teachers to send t• aha*nt whole's. Speaknn4 of the arrangement of the Sunday. tdehoot, he said, in country schools wa are gee- erned by circumstances, as it a not nal- :pointe. The to Avrgptu 11x,. Dom different stan• gine shunted up and down until the pnwng• its this wcatern section, will _ace the ere' breakfast appeared like a myth, and queattow that thought whites it ntsdoubt- Ih • lied for lunch time Finally •'ll)deser •s and a hale thtnkm u{,r.n Palmerston was )eft, but the Snail'• the matter will soon convince the most speed made by the train wit a travesty 1 skeptind of th.* necessity for a change. on railroad travel, It wit if 1 seeded in this, I will be asusliel { that try epistle in this connection has Sial. af•iHT nas ant: net Vert not hien in ram, and now I will draw lac had tt, t 1, .i wrs see F. Gowans- I my cogitations to a close, and Isere the town, iwstawol, At wnoel, Ethel ot.) readers of Tug Shaval to take up the other pwoiutm, for ire e•nld got off, make thought, and keep "Thinking, thinking, his gala sod return with the latest Wows (tbiaking , D. Mtl. from every Stopping place : hut the reeti of us were of opiuian that then nib i the t etgage car, and the re- ways p.asibla to have etstything ono- the boys of the prereat duty,wlio tlwragkt raniettt, and we ahould therefore make that they knew more than their to.+dors the beat possible free o1 what we bare. and how the supennteu lent should trp In connection with tate conduct of tae by pore to „rerp•ors, their conceit. bdmp Sabbath ticlsoni, hew that fish- . M shies partiality, which w bath Scheel papers should he handed to always stto.4ed with evil restate A collection was then taken up to defray the expense* incurred by the am - venlinn. A rite of thanks Ives toseder- ed to the che.ir foe them meows" in wise inti, and to the Be.. Mr Tarter for offioist•ng as chairman The convention wa. then hrowght 1.6 a sheet by singing the hymn uwtiilvd "I:od Mew oar seb....1.- after which the bone diction was pronounce& in tare Hey Jaffe' tether. K4•at•d direful net pit y, ps the Hoechst' with the names of those scholars who were to rewire Otto, so that only one piper ahould bs. Keen to each faintly. Mr. liender•snn in discussing the sub- ject, said, that `Sabbath School wort was a progressive work, which he showed by TUR NO11T11 H -RST TSGItJTt►R1X3, o•rnpsrinst the Sabbath tichool of tidy e,rpa, in „ 'Reinder of the c.arha formed the 'air. ('*mernn of Huron, nisi', an with what d wa twenty years apt•', sad + h hat ht ezpoel the ptsmnt wet w try mag funeral pretension. .it was modally s1ow. I able speech en the subject of the repos- ns the rotor:. And here 1 might eice a pointer to the i 'irritation of the Northwest Territories in Re,. Air. Leaver prop sundeeld the management t•f the road • if they eherg- I the House of Cemmnns There is no question as to whether the Naheath 1 ed by thin our instead o no h t d f by the mile doubt whatever, that as soon as there is Sobool 1*sr.n .heuld be road by the they night be stole ter swindle the pit- la sof/iciest population m a district of wagers even more than they do. Mahe- the Northwest to return a rneopber to spears has Said, ''H• who steals ay Parliament, in emissquence of the pro purse steals trash, lent the railway not visions of the B. N. A. Act, represents - only lightens your wallet, but steals ti..us .houlsi he Riven, awl if there is any - you time, 111 large instalment*, and 1 thing him the population to ....isiboine rrmomh•r lb* headline in my old onps- I and Alberta, whish has hewn represent - book in the way haste creed to ay iu a I ed, steps eu,ht to have beefy taken by big, hold round hand, "Time if mice! the (luternmeat to .eeurtniw their lest can never he expend rs(•med." After ey namberet and provnlc them with several n*• on that eoca*inn 1 have name r•p r**emtati.w sure this. it is saves de a IT Swett A srrttT tas>KI I I to tit. eenelesi•n that then wsa eon- "noble that there should he *dgoate A *loos sevwtiny into the redistribution sidonbls wisdom uw that old homilies, espre matati n trona thew new avid M11 of the Ontario gevevtmest fails to 1 loot half a dayon the railway he remote diatreta It is impeesiW. for detect a rail 'nominee in the shape of a , tweets Palmerston sad Reuses!" whisk 1 penmen betels lar away from a sits - gerrymander. {The Wiwi. 1 never expert to find again Even ad - nesse sementommdressassis teache er and the clans, er by the super's- This well known vualut died at Lis teedsnt and school alternetoT• In this rwdence, Braehelaiun slum*, t)reenoeka theta wa w a dovun. and no debility on the 27th ult., after a )awgerine ill- owelesieW o war arrived at. new. • Arta bens in I:1014 .w anent Rev. Mr. Turner thought it would lettere! terty years ago, awl had leen tnvei)isg advts*ble to have a "lock in the Sabbath ! as a frnfeassaoal oilier for twenty yews. School. He *mhn5*d a series ..f programme* Mr Win. Baths, superutlendsnt of the atter the style .d ths.er of the Kennedy Nile Sabbath School, gate as address'on (Amity, in which he appeared se the sale the snhyect, "Teachers preparation " He I performer 1lseae were .1111., esoeeafel seed that teaehers should never attempt in 1478, whimin the height ot hes pnpu to teeth • Imams, unless they were pre- I lardy.h. er••ess•d the 4tlantie, meiter Par" par1. explain it rn re ways than •Mist tarn years travelled oyer the ..ere, as whole!. wars differently es.stati• foiled StelesStelesand Canals Bed Inatweed, and therefore 'meld not he remit- buineaee management bon *qua* to the ea ed in the ms way. Teaeh•rs It -tumid eistal,s of his ntb ash , on, his secs would never attempt tomea without the at- harp hea lordlordliest' secs a. Asia was, tontine of their sato sm. and that their he len A'aerie. poorer than whin es m. del ..lased t:.aii..l mit respond win rived. His *mood wife and two child. ns ren servive ba deist always to adequately reedit. the' th"ir prnfotaietti . a 1