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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1887-10-14, Page 6THE DommEs MEET Oa Saturday atoning the diemseion Ike Work Done in the Day,. Evasion • cm the tmolution anent sonsie for the entrance examinatiou, was coutiuued Two Brown, Strang, Holmato Huston. Turn, ! I P. 8., elackeinzie, Regan, Johnson land Nevin, the ounesusus et °Minim ing, that while it was very desirable that ' "Wee" a"... lb. Asa.`1411". IN'. the leachers should do all in their ' irreales lbe sboutenonis rearm epees Illeorte. The mini -annual insetting uf the West ewe n leachers' Ameciation, was held and Saturday, the itta and 8th of October. Despite the unpropitious character of the weather the attendance wits large, and much interest was inane tested in the disco:mom of the various Ittlhjecte. The werk of Friday morning mittee. hearitig report of the IMMO, and arranging f e future werle Not much ev.util be dime twing to the paucity atte:nlanze, the pouring ram haviret kept mail away. In the after - Doom horrett:, th• teachers began to power to teach MIMIC In their azhools, it was out advisable that it should be put in the currictituna for entrance ex• ienination, even aa a benus subject In • division Mr Nevin's motion was declar- ed lost. ed by Miss Ade:ahead, performed a number of chemical mid eloctricel ex- periments, showing his method of teaching clidniistry to beginners. His apparatus was ouch as was obtainable by any teacher, and his demonstrations ' the various forces, decimal, chemical end mechenical, ef chemical attraction, chemical and physicist change, were very -THE HURON SIGNAL, For *event yews R. H. Breen. ef Kitic.ardine, suffered from dyspepsia, he I host of reismaies wittiest relief. His elruveist recommended II. ti which he declares produced "grand results," fur which he gives it his highest emote - 2 Bisset •11,4 returning home from Cartier on Taseday of last week, where she had been eneseed at the social, the horse she was driving took fright atel became uumanatteable. Mrs Bissett jumped Ce- le* lifut bet in jeineilig, her diem Oat caught m the beeery and she was dragg- ed for sums distaace, when she dropped and the wheels pasaed over her leoly. No bales were brekon, but she reeeived seine bad hruisee. SAO 14 gettin4 Orel* it nicely, and will be able to be sheet interestirrg, Instructive and amusing, a nation einem! those nearest the perfer- . mance. lii oleo gave an eihtbirien of the electric light on a small scale pone in, and despite tho unfavorable It was then moved by F. Crassweller westher, no lees than 100 answered to Pell bY W, H. Johnson, that J. E their harm. a hen the irate re- read the Tome, I. P. :4 and Geo. Ittird, sen., be *A l'ee fellow:mg c .uilott te4.5 were ap- spriinteti delegates to wait upon the M T inured seconded by F. !/1.1 Mies Johnson ; iietne„,1 Vino* grant to support u tints system of promotion eittnination in 'the hi* anneal address, taking as las rubject, i Crassweller, that the thanks of ens as "Criticisms i near Educational 'system.- 1"61111°"' les coteeyed to all those After aeetriotic reference to the pie- ladies and ontlemen, who so kiudly as 1 and to the lusted in making our entertain:neat on I sent Term the jubilee year, goo,' infl„nos the Q,,tee, het exerted 1, Friday evening such a grand success. has beer. made in al teenclee.ef art and Ilikado fandrill, exceptionelly well Stu her reigu, and the progress that' We cousidered the Choruses, recitations single text-buoks in ell subjects, con - &clueing trimly the premat too closely con mode 411.41 11 !lit it would be Lotter if we cool I rRue. to a Supurintendeat .4 Ed Jcat •n, t any rate, have an sivieey boaid, eloctcd by the prefessem to waist the Minister his deliberaitteis. Ile ceasidered the legislative grant to &demi.. aheold he apportioned I II accordance t.ith anon - deuce ef the schelerr at lichee!, the number of days required by law, and dated by the audience. That the severe Ie7 acid a coPy of this resolution to the teeter ..1 the Mikado party, the leader of the cherus party, and to each of the The reedution committee bused Xi the following motions : • I. Your committee are of the Opitliqn th•t some of the tett books authorised by the Department are nct ,uitable for use in our public saved', more eapecially the public school Inatory &Lid public adored geoirraphy. 1 his resolution was amended by strik- ing out the words " medic school geography,- owing to many of the teach ers not having examined the work4 "31ty little child muttered from se% ere Cold upen the lungs, until she was like • little skeleton before she took Borate* Blood Bitters, aftt.r which *lie because fat and hearty, ard trail cured of week lungs, c instmatien and debility le west- ing cif flesh, from w bush two dieters had Sturgeon Bee, Ont. • 2 thought the method einntord in la:italic school inspecting might 'oe iniproV...,ai... ,. held that the Provincial Teachers' As- eoessed!er es about to leave thia pro sociation, or at least the public schuol f salon and the province, in order to mete ti, bad outlived its usefulniese At . (7ursue his studies for another profeMon, the cenclusion, a rote of thanks to the d bearing in mind that he has been president fee his address, was melted by lunntiring in his efferte to promote the A. J. hIoure, II. A., and carried un- our sincere regret at his leaving us, and animousty. The Inspectors' staled his xtend to him our best wishes for his irnethod of school inspection and asked 6future prosperity. Carried. fer advice or criticiate on any part of it ID. h is this opinion of the committee from the teachers. that the Department made a mettle, in making No. i Drawing Book compulsoty Mr. Johneon then dealt with the E r on unit mammy, eisocietied with, aurae of the history ot the nieveinent Lt giving sufficient natice. Carried. would derive from a systematic c .urse of in thbe:intdhsrtesohlautihondn, aainndayassa tuarkoden tahne reading followed by an examination on the matter read. He considered the active interest in the work of the testi- course of reading prescribed in the tete, and had derived much pleasure and Chautamma course inestintahle to those peefit from it, and though leaving the whose education had been neglected in .roiession be should always remember early years, and to teachers, whom it the friendliness and kindness of the would inspire to better work. fin gave a members of the institute,and should ems - graphic account of the work to tie under- tines to be interested in their work sod taken and the rewards to be derived from their meetings. Mr. Geo. Holman, the president, who it, and advised the teachers present to was apporuted delegate to the I ['wields! I take up the course mail by so doing ine ..,, e prove their powers and pasitton. rescuers' Assoc:helms, gave a short remit ' A vote of thatiks for the pape ...1 of the business transacted at said Asso- by F. Crassweller, ,„(6,„1- -h: nienvy. lei/Alen, and paid a high ocmpliment to jo'n 'in i this ability uf Mr. 1-1. i. Strang, II. A., Nevin, was carried, lwaii.d--a---disc-use' which Messrs. Holman, Crassweller, a resume of the sidient points iof the address delivered by him am president Tom and Strang took pert was engaged of the 1.1.4r. Tes,ben, A„,,,,i,ti„, and in, all agreeing as to the advisability of teachers reading more, and thereby gaining m xis general knowledge. The next subject on the prograname Nevin, who intrcduced the subject, began by stating that according to his TIIEGA101'IIINZ'S TNT to a noel -miser. Troia the 11-0.%,a;441.1 ee•eral Tear* been a tortolier of the faculty of the Coked,: ni entity 11. -re. (01 late, how- ever, the Duet"( has hem nie impregnated with these beliefs am sUppeord to give e: en greater Loci eat Cad nothing but t,riii.hle ever since he. accepted thefts. Viral, he war court- ssartialiat and lost his commission in the army ; then his wife got a throne from hint. Now lit is compelled to mem, froto the faculty management will not p nett hint to teach H an tioneophy to the stm eerie ',fore them few week.' aco, which, aorivriUng to prier -dent, have beeu printed In the college publication with those of the rest of the faculty, but was not. The catt.o....I the doctrines it taught, and forbade any further diertio;on of the subject before the otideelts ; the Doctor wrote an Indionent letter resigning his chair. Last 4.11 all he DNA teetered his resignatioe as lecturer on anatomy at the National Medical College. Being askod fur his reasons for taking this I mar, he said to a Critic reporter: • lt seems that my nor. ern religious in - tyranny are too liberal to find favor with the okl•fashioned conservatism of a Baptist college. The college faculty passed • result- tiou not to publish the addreees debiered this year, for fear of offending the religious dimes. But I had already arranged for the publication of the address in book fore, and it is now issuing from the pron. la main- taining my position it waa Lecossary that I shoultl relieve my colleagues of all embarraes- iment by resigning." Cemee' letter to the faculty fosaus preface of his book. FRIDAY, OCT. 14, '887, Inteeding klusegooso "Dal you ever see s Maa from Dotoe.: "Osly one. hut it was • regular old tone with all modern lespeose- "I @Ismail my it die" Sante No, sir; didn't take • thing. The sheriff had been Otero that very inueuing, and tie did the ewes -pine. You newer sew a cyclone en Oisaraintntfd in your Mee' timid iss suirtbouf Per Kea Fromm TA. Vete Ere/ See. Miss Clara," he said, "I would do &Hokin's(' in the world foe you.' "Well. go rail spend the evening with Lily "Lily Brown ! What Nrie he asked. et- 11!le Bellevue le weary. IFQ.4 Tile 04643Ats Wu. id. ' neer, George; My doar, this steak is RIMS to a crisp. "And the Imitator* are not half thaw" "Aud the bread is sour, and, in fact, there _Is not a thing llt to eat, and l'm as hungry as • boar. What mettate hove you heels doipg "I'vo been swinging in the hammock, dote, dreaming about how lovely eierything will 1\THW p-oons Fall and Winter. Ready -Made Clothing and Ends of Cloth lisne be t franca Out at ea east : eider mritemenoter the Wi AI street. i.ez door to Bank of Montreal 71 PARISGREEN, HELLEBORE, INSECT POWDER R 101 16\11 A S' THE PORTE'S PROPOSAL, Isaias •PProer% et it, it nem** tem sailtied tic Take first 1,111Mer: Minister of Foreign Affairs, leits firms() • to Russia, atnouneing Russia's arieentaoce of the Porte'. proposal to send an Ottomap.oz rank, but instead of the latter bent sobordid- that the Ottoman nuatentracree ra7: second rank. Russia alm Ow Orin for which the appoiettn7s7trifir sbali be four months. mooed ot three, znentiatted in the Porte's proposed. g wing praising unstiutedly the outspoken frank• nem with which he criticized some of the ' late &Ole of the Department. He &leo explained • resolution that be had intro- duced at the Provincial Association re - belief every teacher can sing enough to of the Levitate.. Grant. teach it in school, and then eutered oa school management, mentienieg first that the schools were much better man- aged now than they previously were. H• considered that a teacher should be phy- from the time of their entrance in the alca• Ily,.intellectually and morally fit for his position. He should be careful of his imhea 11° "ferret' to the N°131"1 I character, and should improre his mind School methed of marking accent, con- sidering anent as the main thing in music, and oenoluded with the following " That in view of the fact that it is de- airabl• to hare singing taught in the public schools in general threighout the province, and thet it is proper to give as much enoonragement as poseible to much an object, Resolved, I. That this Con• ventlon recommend the Education De- partment to ad.1 vocal music. both practice and theoryeas a bonus subject to the curriculum of the Entrance Examin- ation, II. That • copy of this motion be sent to the authorities of the E•luca- tion Department in Toronto The resolution was under discussion When the meeting adjourned, it hens speed that it was to be the first rnatter on the feet' the next morning. In th• evening a large audience eases - bled in the Grand opera House A very varied and excellent program •had been provided, consisting of the fol- lowing : Chorea. by 10 roieen. under the Ride direction of Mr Haile "rennet:* Dome. Addrer iSloeltielty A. P. Halle It A. .-tlow tie Karol fD. lc horror F. William! Choree :Tome rabbet, Tr1,4, It on I ho times 'Tableaus Vivant' -The !elide muter Imenagentent of Miss F. Theeitatien ." My letr.1 Tees *toddy" 134r Y. Cosetwellet PecItatioe ' The Battle of Interims (Mr NOVI oboe ."1 rear no Foe" .. fetcher "All A111.1111/ tbe Wirier Read Inc "Sinewy Brown's liteter's We,14 en exposition of his mat.ner of tesching his pupils. He tionsidered the um of an organ or piano great helr, and thought that the pupils shorild be taught music Mores . fair rase the Thule concluding with "OM fears as clews,- in the sinefeg nf which the audience reined. The thanks of the trustees are drit. to by continuous and systematic study and reading. fie should attend to the morel and :esthetic training of his pupils, see that they MT. clean and tidy to school, and try to make the schoolhouse and grounds pleasant and cheerful hy having flowers in beds, or in pots in the win- dow, and see that no litter or dirt was allowed to remain in school or yard. Children required sympathetic and kind- ly trestment, but should not be petted too much. Neither should they be Dog- ged excessively. Persistent Roaming Recently showed that the teacher lacked power to coven, the school. in accept - mg schools, teachers, especially young teachers. should not take a:Imola too heavy for them, bot should try to get schools suitable to their age and expert - *ace. A few questions were asked Mr Tom, and then the Association proceed- ed to ballot fer officers for the eneuing pier. The election resulted se follows : Holman ; committee, Meese Berne@ and 'turret, and Messrs Kitty, E. A. MeKermie and .1 Dehratty. Having pained the 1..11owing mo- tion, "That es • small token of oar appreciation of the eff.irts ef di• head master and teachers of the Goderich high *chord and the trustees of the same to make our assneistion elleeeee, the treasurer of this institute be isetrested to head over RIO being part pireareeris of concert in Mr H. 1. Strang, te be used as a small aid in replenishing the chemical department of the high eshool," the 'convention adjourned to Inlet agsin st this call of the executive. • Irse the press and send in that capacity. 111/111111/111111 raearrib. For ware I have been greatly annoyed .the ladle* anti gentlemen of Grelerteh hy yt mimed "yen pais in Vb. took part in the (-honoree and tah the heed, centimes! diseharge into nay !max el:rants or by their roritat ions or theist. end eery nnninseent ensue By Why Lived. It post seat to an editor a C7ontribotion editor answered, "Decsnse yein sent ia INT EVV'' FAMILY GROCERY r A PRIEST AS PRINCIPAL. Aosrefesa Protestant aseerlatien Caw demos the leittabers Otiose! neer& Maputo, Pa., Ont. 5.-11se National Grand Lodee of the Jupiter American Protestant As- sociation ip rookie hese to-dos adopted sistoia- Uses otexing the action of the l'ettrodre herself Ap our rail.t fof the destruction that teen glorious molest% liberty of con etre. which, to treserre inviolate, ehould be the mimeo of Protestant citizenship and Protest- ant Christianity." The undersigned bee moat reepectfully to inform the Inhabitants of Orderich and ser rounding ecuntry. that hat mg begght CIIIICAP 1011 CAOH is the Lest markets in Canada rad the I.' nitcd States. a very .r stock 14 Arw Whew On flour Illislers. ANNN AIM.. roc You buy a box of cigars-53ov 100 -and instead olt logging theni home under your arm, and, perhaps, giv ing ha:f ol them away before getting there, you leave thous in the cigar Mop. The proprietor issues you a book containing 50 to 100 coupons, se the ease may be. Whenever you het bite a stooks ybu drop 1n, get a cigar, not necesstrily out ot the sante hot from the ease, w ere thry are 'away+ and the dealer tear, off one of your coupons. You thew get year Havana at lower rates eien than three for a 'meter, saving something over • cent on each cigar. Ir. the history of medicines no prepr• intim has received such link' ersal com I mendation, for the alleviation affords and the permanent cure it effects in kid- ney diseases a's Dr. Van Buren's Kinney Cure. Its action in these distressing complaints is simply wonderful. Sold by J. Wilson. 2rn Mew a Dude congas field. A slim young ellen in the height of fashion was violently animius in a street Chawles, deah boy, how d'ye catch that my cane in the lower hall tother day, and in auckin; the ivory handle, so dweadful cold, it chilled me almost to death." If Charles had used Dr. Har- vey's Red Pine Goin his cold would not trouble hire very elude For sato at J Witten's prescription drug store. tf Ts tbe Medical rest...sten. ant all whets Phesphatine, Nerve tome a Mos - Iv::Element betted upon Scientific Formulated by Professor Austin, IL D. of Boston, Mass., cures Pulmon- ary Consumption, Sick Headache, Ner- vous Attacks, Vertigo and Neuralgia and all wasting diseases of the' human but • Nutriment, because it contains no Vegetable er Mineral Poisons, Opiates Ntreutica, and no Stimulants, but situp! ly the Phosphatic and Gartric Elements found in our deily fond. A single bottle is sufficient to cenvince. All I/ruggists sell it. RI 00 per battle. Lowey & Co., sole agents for the Dentialon, 66 Front Street Erutt Toronto MalrIHIATED .=1/11 W"" vAmOLLION LIVER CURE Consisting of FRESH TEAS of this season's importation, com- prising Young Hysons, Gunpowders, Japans and Blacks, amongst which are to be found some of the very choicest imported, and desire to call special attention to the same. Also a Superior Blend of COFFEE, French Broken Lcaf, Granulated and oth- er Sugars, Syrups, Molasses, Raisins, Currants, Figs, Nuts, Or- anges, Lemons, Assorted Peels, Extracts, Flavorings, Sauces, Pickles, Jams, Jellies, Canned Goods of all descriptions, Biscuits, Pure Ground Spices, Hominy, Maccaroni, Vermicella, Tapioca, Sago, Rice, Brushes, Tubs, Pails, Brooms, and ot her useful articles usually kept in • fIrsoclass city Wahl:shit:eat. INePIE471410% CIF let It IMOD% WANT TO BU A QUANTITY OF BUTTER, EGGS, APPLES POTATOES REES PRICE & SON, Store on the Square, Between B. Downing's and C. Crabb'st. Goderich, April inse tee.. iTAVING SE- RA FlelteilelIKU my shop in the hues' style. put in Three tele Berber Mates. we of them the eels tilting e hairs. and tired journeyman llarber. we are ime ;mention to do Setter Kerb than hereto - Lady's St Children's ipec:alty on all days • actin Saturday. Razors and Se HARR YOU Dew Complaint. pretrithientSteet". u"mt Bea _rumness, or any direr arising from a derange Inc, De. (NANO'S Lava' Cues will he fened a set led certain remedy. Die or ratified encomia Dr. Chars Lire Care i Liver Complaint rests solely vrith the fact that it i 1111ANDO•NI AND DANDILLION, cowbird with raw elver invaluable room barks mad heels, haveg i xmerful Art ea the Kidney,. Sterasch, ant Weed. 500.000 SOLD qty. ose-fse// eillios el" Do Chase's R•rijat orenaan and chili whir Is tres•Red .Liver COM SeMETVINO NUL tete MAY FMA !trapped amend every bott lo Dr. lhewis LiwerCea is • valuable 11ossehol!1.Illedical Gras and Reap nced by nbedwal Aura and anemia. &A 1= Meek (14 PNTA‘1, vette...wits over roe mogul and earth tee tunes the prior or the mediae*. TRY Wert CAW= COIL A =le acid ports. TRY Ceases Cant A1111 Lin I PIUJL es et, Pe, bee SOLO SY ALL DEALERS 40 BEWARE West etreet, two deers east of P.O., Ooderich The Greatest Luxury Obtainable fbr Impaired or Diseased • Vision is a Pair of The Celebrated .axis Cut Pebbles OF WORTHLESS IMITATIONS As there are many inferior goods, oordeet with jot*, hemp. ate., offered and 'Ad as Coraline by seem.. un- principled tnerehanta trad- ing on this reputstlos or we wars the hullos against reefs imposition by draw- ing their attention to the neeestilty of seeing that the Mims CROMPTON CORSET CO.' in stamped on inner shier all Coraline goods, Mame whit& MY ere meter FREENAWS WORM POWIDERG. INT:stiTt1. 12 a eats, enre. and et/eery/1 dasitneyee ot creme la Ct./dares or Adams THE KEY TO HEALTH. The frauds that have been perpetrated on the spectacle wearing public by most spectacle dealers and pe.ddlars by giving assumed and fancy names to ordinary glass, speaks for the ignorance of the public generally, in the all-important subject of the preservation of sight. there are only two articles from which the spectacles lenses can be manufactured. viz • Pebble and glass—call glam by any other nansei it still remains glass. Pebble, on the other hand, ix from nature's own manufactory. It is a natural crystal found gene'rally in free- stone formation, and is harder than the ruby and emerald, and near- ly a.s hardas the diamond. The Pebble ite not mere or less than a transparent stone, cut by aid of cliamond dust, and the greatest amount of power is placed immediately over the centre of the grain found in all pebble. It will give to the spectacle wearer the coolress, freshness and a pleasant feeling that tl e ordinary spectacle lenses cannot by any possibility impart. All spectacles and eyeglasses are stamped B. Land can only be purchased from 7th Ite. Druggist, Goderich. The People's Livery The sitmeriber is prepared te welsh the eel lie with AT asemposkins mucus (Weeks en the 40.10.1 memos et the system. ell the imeies ea& feel humms at the emme et the mem thee Oarrecting MI' tie eteenseh, curing ItIlloaimeek Dye. .edpsdaxe Thymus or the Skis. Dropsy._ oese et tfigOrtiagifitig Extensive Premises and Splendid New Stock. Cirinc). imairtrtir, CABINET - MAKER AND UNDERTAKER Hamilton Street, Goderich • steisciwortmeot ltitehm. Be*Immet. Diets' Rome awl Parket treraltareemell et Tel; simisable X IL -A semetemat el Oodles sad Arenas always.. hand atm Hearse, anti?