The Huron Signal, 1889-2-8, Page 6THE ItMt( N IGNAT.. FRIDAY, FEB. 8, 1889.
COUNTY 8. S. CONVENTION. I ' eauerium. lull,. Co deg ;q ti school 1••• •tt mid public worship. The oblige. I meeting. unit w3 mimes in near fruit,
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MIA 11.0 vitimeh tv tier $ •re •„aat `-ei _Pi og• yl "tie
affooff off gibe ger.r.„„4...a. aetast aihow I.164:11 11./1111( 1/• II se rk in that prop wesie Ilea echoed lu Ca.:. P...1.. a He a.11 le a askoote
id worts Meese. ler sphere, het respect moat be istreuted I eve.. tinier wooled in the work, and the ' at ally future eteuveute.o.
, I for autherity, and this will be gainsaid ; dream'. coll. thous bo &rioted to Ad.:rees by R••• J. U. Sochi Winn'
The termites -nth annual vseetieg
v much h paresits imastiug • au- ens. melee rt id Christen. work ham, on ' Time relation nue tu
the Huron Sabbath Sinned Assceiation r• yti I Pereid• rbool I .isei that their elcidrou the presperity tel the distr." Politica is
.11•• of dn. hasoltuanLe of religion. Wo-
men aliou'd t be deb rred Ir..in Want'
interested polities It i. a matter of
great importance that honest taloa shou1,1
be in the (Awe' psi of the State.
The subject has a perfect right 1.0 cote
c•se the &mums of the htato or low dreitZIS
ot the State. The true test of the pros
fumy of the Mate is to he (Willa Its the
grated types manhood found %heroin,
also, the prosperity of the nation Can Lie
measured Illy the pommel tescoem of da
people. time • Sette true, loyal, honest
men, and !maim; can hinder its success.
The S. S. has become a noolitv social
force or agency in developing Clittettan
righieoat-Cu. So State can he truly
pr....larvae, winch legaltra the liquor
tretlic. The State eannut be totly pros-
perour, Whets elections are came ei
through bribery. The S. S. Is perform-
ing a greed cod in preartog the youth
for poeitt•tue honor and triot tit the
Suit-. The address was lull to thought,
and was reeeove.i.
Address by 111r. Day, on •• A little
chili, Its C:illute mid its cheracteri•tiew.'
To be a successful teacher we mart un -
&negated the different ctisrectrtisttcs of
the child. TI10 child is a butidie ..f leer.
ves. ttod bra viaceti the *or:yr at the
apron., I. e., the c.mintelicentent of the
l•fr. We inui.1 we, that the len.
-osmium elven is pule. Tde chilciten
aro very curious, and we should treat
them accottlingli.. L"ght, life and epee
ere three neva:nasty charsaeristics fur •
teacher tie have, to toe a SOCCUIS in Ids
+toil.. The 'wake, toted humid! a
oinitel.te nailer 0t subject, int,
sing has address with bright ritcy-eluat-
rat ions.
Rev. Mr. Lice sited- a farewell ad- ,
dress to the delegates ai.il triode, mak- ; ife
mg reference to the great suc&ss A thee a
Mr. Sioley sang • ado, and Mice Walk -
A.
er and Mr. Harland a duet during the
%meninx.
Fraternal greetings were received
from the Eiecutme Breit County A.II-
s-csatton. through It, President. Mr.
Hosaie. The Secretary was instructed
to hdoward the warmest 4r2wtioes 0f this
the must successful conveutions ever have an immense stock of' Furni-
(fiction by Rev. A. Stoat rt closed vise
held in the county.
West Wawauosh Council
consusenced same/ el the I resbytertat.
church. Clinton, usa Tuesday tuortittig,
Jan. 29, a orator number than ',steal
being present. Bev Jan. Lonnestman
conducted a "erste, el song frees 10.en
to 11, after which the president, Mr W. '"hrrted °", the ge""•1 "Pt"' betuf!
iat as much, as poesib • the teacher and
J. Clarke, opened the convent with
scholar stem d grew up together
reining -Onward Christian Soldiers.•'
It A McKeinie, Godeitch, introduced
prayer beim, tailored by Mr T.C.Ptckard. the temperance
Rev Mr Craig. Chilton, gave e easy spoken to by Mr Clarke and Ittv Jas
hearty welcome to the delegates, lemons: 1
tevingstutse.
that all would enjoy themselves iii the
home of the Clinton friends. rusetalv evrsixo.
Verbal tepotta Of personal experience* The eve . seast..n opened at ;A:1
in Sabbath School work in the county with devotional elercioris The retinue
were received (ruin W, .1. Clake. Mrs president mad', a few remarks, coliv.)-
Murray, W. Grigg, Exeter ; Revs W. ing the unpleasant intermittent filet he
Craig aud J. Loingstitue, Mrs Thomas esiteetted lessee! the county of liainn,
remote in soother part of the Prevince.
White, D. Tiplay. It Irwin, Clinton ; to
W. Lome D. D. Weson.Seafrth ; Rev Mr Cmarke has beau an itidefetigable
IL Simpson, Bruoetietd ; R. W. ‘Ielien- Sahlmoth School worker, acd the AlitoCI-
The ore. ! Mellts ass I tiny, out Souse good 1,01Ute
ye, Gederich ; K Tonimsehtl, Holiest ; stem will teal his loss keenly.
ttes tresti ware brought out eel' refereoce to mi
ne. C. S./udder, S. S. Nash, Crediten. ardent elect. Mr A H Meniemg, Mira/lug the sehelers to 0Ould ei Sale
The principal thought in the 'Join:sacs :introduced. H a it,suizarai itt...4t. GI ups ei.
being that parent. should see that the vse„rirk.inti resting in coimeucteas pan S. S. ..41.1 S'11°"'
children go to church noire than they • wxbee•toey a rrnotooN
I,i tile •
'Kuottv questioe Iltr• W slimed the S. S , thereby eticeursiging
Craig. h't hut is the best method of the 100011010 their work of faith Soot
promotion in the 8 S "hoot I A very its- labor et mve. Speak well ef the school.
terosetioz mod probtah!• dement' was Toe subja•ct was further discussed by
Rev. A Pettit.. The S. S. shoUld he
r ii• 'ii parallel lines to the chooLlo,
iii
pet fect Lar y with the .loctriNee
as
taught in the church Every reltn!er
should ba t.. 131100151111161 that the
salvatioie of their wee. is auxoosisly look-
ed for, sod tat tin' teaeleit as daily
pray leg and *epee, mg Otani to Ile
brought t • Christ. Tile pareni•
.t". t. S . Outten, encoer wet,/ vie
mitsperitil endeitt mod tom:herr. The
church elsou1.1 supply oroul.t, cherry
remmius. with deemestemes arouod
visa
wall& Toe litoroitu:e •Immmuld g
The doentsaion WWI cutlet oil by Mr..
White and Messrs 1. Taylor 1.1oyil,
do, cud that pastors should devote souse -r:ie address, rul•jrct, *•Light-beirers Zvi; 6, " Mistake* of 8 S. work,
part of their sermon to the childien, as ',rid Fruit -hearers." trio t Oen tie by and know to &veld them. was intreduted
the S. S. is a part of the church. 1' i' Rev Mn McMillan. Aeinirim, suit Mu nyayr. D. i..• wa.n. ti..afurtil, wins
service must km made interesting, meet Jas Seen, Centel'. the termer e5.::.1k ism' sat that the fimecher camed etrc.t to ha
then the chiteren will like to go to en "Liele-bea ,' sh wing It ma Clarion a success unless he makes Cinema/la pre
church. The addresses a e, e very ire illustrated hit tevchings by aeras of MI- nainittOn. It la 0 III:rt ,L.1:1 to thick Vie
tote. The Christiati ts like the tamp in can klo liUthi.W. If we are willing Om Irv,
terve:mg and instructive.
the house "Ye are the lights of the 1 time butte is won. Never try to be any -
lancelets( AFTERIVUON. How may ue., i.d..;..31. IA true till, .j but sitipee and natund as pease, 1.1
In the afternoon the topic. esen. .s. °Pa.
ogles in the world ! teel Is the great in 'teaching limat's word. A pother mis-
t!' e t accomitiudeti an is
training id S. S. teachers, s . a intro-
duced by Rev C. Sfiteoler,
We all ratted "training be hee-heeed-
occupation we intend to follow, alio, we
need training Ito Oast we can train our-
selves. The true teacher will not be
satisfied until he has evott the pupil to
Christ. Ile must lea a life mmt trust std
obedience to Christ, mud practice whet
he teaches. The teacher must be an
active thinker. the wind well develop
through meditation stu ly of the
word. We must be in living sympethy
with the truth, and then Se shall re-
usetnber it. Grasp the truth clearly,and
review it over end over aeon _Ontsonal
study of the Bible, rather tient the les-
son. The teacher must he apt te teach.
He should leaf.: to teach by teachisig.
Inmate the best teachers, and try to et-
• a
house master. He prepares eur emir 1•
by grace demi., and then .e id u• that not ,;1 01.1M for our S. S , Cie
weere tonlerne ttudo,te,..4n. the. Ancld.tecno•Ap..om is not sulliziently dtotraied
Are so Ohne to become lights to the to c.alto it look cheer -Fa n
world. li so, there is piemity of week le The teacher mien live tip to his • rof:s
mei tee in the world. if he inlet its be -
di. Chsracteristies of the Iteht bearers
-the tight must shiny te 'y and steed
ily. We should let the light shine as
openly and steadily in the Ist.uhe le
the world as the church. Thu light
'should shine all the brighter in the done-
ness. The distitietiou must be Ws 'neck-
ed that the world will hay* tie trouble to
know us as Christians. The teacher which war Mr) of the Largest and m
Ci
way eixperience the darkness of dutste eathusiestic in the bison: of the Asa.-
titutent, in not seeing results in the metion. the hall hem.: 'Reran/ packed
F.S. Let the light shine all the Twignt- tate eit-eita---The ringing of the child-
er through such disappointtneut. We rots, which was under the able leaderehip
should shine all the brighter as time of Mr.' Thos. tieekteett, jr, rellectal
moves 4,11. 1). OA Le oi....oursged or great credit us heath leader aura clehken,
eartieuLsrly in them dims (of Miss Migrate
McMurray and !Master Fred Gilroy.
Mr. Gray. 8eaforth, was the first
ereaker, and said children should store
up !Able truths in their mind, ter use in
the coining days whet it is not so 2111)
roe Hat'; should watch 'Kamm
mg a gueeelle IU the Svhoo!. tech
tile do toot spend the tittle It Iltusit
etwies t•• th m childrete the levees should
be interesting en,dnit if it is thoroughly
etudied.
The cowrention ad') turned to the Tea. n
Hall for a sass' meet ..f the childree,
eel them, if possible. We s dishear . nii if your li _lit is small. God
success of it. The address was at ry le 1:::::ne• ut.', "fit ltlh:e 1r-4-a„*.11"rrl. tilts
attwo rig' 11:m.ed
paseionate love for the wore, to maeos a , ,
street lee and pointed. - „ ! W'hat should be nor object in shinior 1
The sinject was spoken to by i.ers . It stninki be v.) 4,,.
rife our Father she
1 I. ton W. Craig. A • Ste"rt, 3' j art in heeren, and m,• I to eek the ;waive
ii E Howell, W. H "Filo. J. P• Sunl'•""" of torn -When the weik is dene, we
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Mr D. D. Wilson and Mr T, C. Pickard. !
shall have the eoleer pelted teem us as , hid cottsany and had leneusge. Prepare
We should pray more for the gift of
upon roe of old. • •He was a ournino l in youth to wren up to be useful in mitts.
teaching. The teacher sheuld lean, to t
'Slid' Mitring light " Iwo ory and -other *Oen,a of labor.
think optickly, so that we catie.,tippropri- I
After singing by tine cheir, ' t' sec eel ' Bey. B. Clement, Eleter. it"se nee,
Me w h at we hear to ourselveeatel he
. part of the subject. "Free bearer.," tinreeker. said we ff.. to echool t a learn
1 wel We should always do rieht,
think for tomatoes, ill studyine the 1 sh„ekt lint fait .11 0
i i duty to instruei se 1 P i CI a • eye a contince
1(ww"° helps f°r the thought' 11` t*‘" t" left alone to the teacher. The care of eating p Ants for the children.
church Who are tine fruit bearers ? foie a shiwt time, espresiong his ersat tit -
BOOTS & SHOES
E. DOWNING'S.
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We have wade extraurdlrarT prepai miens for a • rou•lart(idt sad waiter I rad*. We have an
THE LATEST STYLES
t:-.1 transfer it to others, n' was taken up by Mr Sc
. 11v wet -hang
truth fur the class, and not depend on the young ; iestruct. sh 011.1 not be 1 over us. His address was f31.1 of inter-
Sebbath School. The lesson helot the young should be in the care of the 1 Mr. Day next addressed the children
• lei 0 11 Crowd- semi:
la low -pre ed gamic es well la In
THE FINEST GOODS MANUFACTURED it
We are Justly called thy lenders la ad
W PRICES
N.
Iffrfe. aid variety of iro-its. Wee me a can and I will glen TO* bit
The Largest Stock of Boots and Shoes of every De-
scription, Rubbers, Overshoes, Felt Boots, Lunt
bermens' Stockings, etc., to be found in Westerl we
es.
bil *
it,
by
E. DOWYING, rag
too
Crabb's 111.ick. ("or. Kest st. and Square. 'a-
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fir "They are all bought at claim prldsaf...e Toth. an,1 will tie sold at a 'mall advance en cast.
h Id nid, be seen in the school. W...
so can make ourselves do &northing.
": The Christian cinrot hear fruit ankle lith
must be selbsaeriticine. cud he abides in the vine : it is only threugh it was worth conduit a lone eistence
h tuay ne against the
study, althoug
foetuses. The principal point bone that
teachers moat study ui•mre and cod(
harder, in the preparation art the lesson.
The presideut introduced Mr Day sec-
retary of the Provineiet nsseciation to
the conventien, who made in instructive
address ..ti the topic under discussion.
submitted his alined
The treasurer
report as follows : Expenditures,
cash balance on hand, $32 8'2.
' 'I he nominating committee submitted
the following report : President, A. H.
Manning ; yice-presiAents, 1." Metcalf,
lliyth ; H. 1. Strang, I I.lerteh ; ROW C.
Stsebter, Crediton ; W. H. Kerr. Bros- Brussels. The study it the Bible is very may
.j. much neglected,kiku thTe,,hmeine, and Criers- ' 2. That the hearty thanks of thk
Grieve, Exeter. (lettere' secretares,
awe in the coerce. . rpealo-r tetve a Association are due. and are hereby , balance on hand of $189'2'78, was- pre-
sets ; W. Fetheringhrtu, Itrucetield ; W.
C Smith, sod W. M. Gray, Seafort ;
very interesfing address on Peleetine, tendered toner excellent Cor.;Y. sented and d.
I Taylnr, mutate 11/4"eretati ; his native land, sheen's/ the fultihnent Treas., Al J. C. Steveneon, bmr Moved by Mr. 11 orerj. seconded by
Christ &biding in us. that we can brim; see.
forth fruit. Love is the crest attractive WED%LaDAY
power of the Christiau. We should ee•
bibit the fruits of the Spirit - 0%.. joy, TheC introittee Ittemlutions sub -
peace, long-sufferine, gehtleness. follew , stained thief eleiwine repot :
ing Christ, in his feibeeratice and een I 1 Toss this A•sociatien hears with 1
artless to us, ill ear conduct tmm the chil- regret of the early removal Item this !
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dren. Also bearing the feet of good- county art our ropular es • Neim tint avid
seas meekness arid tetnperance. If we, former Secretary, Mr. W, .1. Clark.
live in the spirit we in on a,l, tra r 1 our ap-
the Spirit Both ef these addresses were it:art-cut:ion of his con.tare, earnest and
were full of instructien, and were much 1 painsutking litamrs id the county S. S
appreciated by the audience I Association work. We heartily rec •
Address. "Systematic eongreeationsl t mewl hint to thee midence and fellew•
Bible study." by Ror !Mr liewie, of ! shy of all S. S. werkers eherever he
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FIT IR,1•TITITIR,
.01 this twau for the last 40 years, and is 3 et •
Any person venting a First -Class Job, come to me for it. si
I am bound to get your trade if Qua = . con 7
sideration
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.kau,cuittou in return.
f"fteeing by the choir, and the bane-
Met accerdinst to statute on Jan. 21st;
preeete, Jae. .1.elttut "ma reeve ; Alex.
St rot, deputy reeve ; Time. Todd.
dohtt Bowers aid Jac. Gibson,
c uitcillora. These haying taken the
atm une y declarations. preceeded
Lure now on hand, and carry
more Undetaking stock than
all others combined.
UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING A SI ECiALTY.
HEARSES SECOND TO NONE.
busiuess Minutt a of fernier meeting PICTURE FRAMING AND GILDING DONE.
were paseeci. •
It K. Miller was re -appointed clerk
at salary of 8120, and J O. Ward treas-
urer at salary of Otte duties to 11.** same
as heretofore The council apteeeted
Jimhn %%dater emitter, the reeveappoint-
ing Robert Murray. Moved by the
reeve,seconded by Wns. Hewers, that
the auditors be requested to make the ;
det tiled statement m duplicate, and t m -
tusk° then repett show the speciml rate
Account. aa oltstineuislied trona the gen-
eral atc•estit-m .it the tewnship. se as to
show the standitott of such *tweed rate
accemints as requited by Section 372 of
the Mutecitaisl Act. Carried.
I have floss- hasel a mar nf a
Blind Shade Rollers at 15 Cents Each.
NUN )(oar ;Olio ) ou want eh. at.1.:.1.1roti.,.
COMM 01\TM. COME _ALI., al
...51&:"-Aeff1
if
WAREROOMS :---Between P.O. and Bank of Montreal.
11111"."1111111111"161_1AVIN;71:711:
.1)1, put in Three a
I 1 ruitsasuED
'lluryle6h:eibea telleZaties. •_
ere of thew the...le .
bested 1:u v I, eat ur -
filling (ha ars. and a
tared a journej man
gather. we are is a •
ptialtion to do Settler .
Wert than hereto-
fore.Lady's& childreda
..itaiieseort-tutstainigurdualayl.e a
app.:telt) on all days
Rasura and c•iiisors -
4"rotond. 0
• W &tire te place un recu
Wired by Mr • Gmbeion, sec -ended by
Mr Td, that the clerk he imeructed
to exetrine the admen of S. S. No. i
14. and report at next meeting. Carried.
The treasurer's report for Dec show- •
log balance and rfleeipts of y743t.77.
and expenditure $55313 99. leaving a
J. C. literenson, Chaco. treesurer.
prephecy in both thz old and hew diligence and attention, which we con- N1r. Todd. that :heDun-
- 1 til • meantime), be granted the iteme of the hall,
Executive committee, Ree O. H. e
man, Hensel' ; Rev .1. Sinipsoma.
Brocorfield ; R. W. Mckenzie, Gederich ;
Rev J. Smith, Clinton ; 1'. Meths, kip -
pen. Tne report was unantutously
adopted.
"Reflex influence of S. S. welt," was
intreduced by Rev J E Howell, who
said that God is never it, debt to his
creatures ; they derive the benefit
through work for God of enlargement
of
sympathy for Christ and kits work. The
worker, to be successful, must be will-
ing to be as his lewd, who went about
doing good, and soyerificing hiniself be
there' geed. Synipathy taegets sym-
The musical part of the pregrem was n. That ;his Aseecietien :les're to con- Ii,- arranging with caretaker. •
Testaments.
well performed by a uni clod!". which vey to the pe•ter and trietecs ef the Moved by the rears, seconded by Mr.
was under the leadership of Mr Wm. Presbyterian Church their earmert Todd, that the clerk orepore a school 1- -- - -
Kay, especially the duet by the Moises thenks. tor the tile «Tin' church duritig secnon map of the township as prey:tied
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West Street. two doors east of P.O.. Cede/Joh
Rumball and the quartette by Miss the sessions (it the Convention. by section 11 . f the Public School Act.
Wrilker,Meesrs Kay,Ilmland and Fwter. 4 hleved by Mr. It W. McKenzie, Rt.ti have stone completed by the time
NIILLINERY
Itecontled he Mr T. Mello, that the tne netinser starts work. Carried. 1
wEt.3.11sDAY atortT7i.:. del tet le ties Conventem desire to The clerk's and triasurree bonds were
tin Wednesday morning a very pro- exprese then promo& t o the friends 111 at`CrIttftl satisfactmry.
fitable consecration service was cots- Clinton, for their hoimealey. and to the Weed by Mr. Stuart. eteconded by mRs ALKET D
ducted by Rev. J. 11. Simpimme, tom- choir, fur their exceilent services, • Mr. 'ftid, that the members of the I • ..!
mencinst at 9 o'clock, after which the I A cordial invitetion was extended by council act as road cmainniissioners, at a
President opened the conrenttere ' --------5 Grey, to hold the salary of 82 per day si hile engaged with
Topic 4, "Is it an advantage to ON- I next meeting of this Assecistion in Sea- paw. Craned.
niorize and rehearse script -sr.' ',SW WI I forth, which was uranoncusly accepted . Chas. Downie, ie., paid the sum of
pathy, love bevets lova W Ili. succeeds the school l' was irtroduced by Lev D. Iii the a tern.* . . U. beet in the school 1 The plodder, the M. Ramsay. Londeshoro. 11.3 esol the i ellmlained the objects if the Promvinctal
painstaking and persevenog teacher. echolar should memorise Scripture fetal ' Associatien, and the work that is bring
He hunts up the scholars, and shows a literary print of view, but especially ' done, pleading for help boon this county.
them that he has an fleetest in them. from • religiens sense. Faith, belie anii to enable It to carry on its work. The
(The above paper will Le published in love is strengthened by haying the ' President !emanated Hewn Gray, Clens-
ha.opened out a moat et traireive stock of Fall Millinery. in
'RIBBONS PLUSHES, SHAPES,
M D U.Wilson $270 on the la'e treasurer's bond. The i
and everything else pertaining t• the rule.
treasurer was instructed to notify the I
The Ribbons are exceptional in selection and value,
other bondsmen to make a further pay- •
anent at once. The tenoning checks Crazy Patches of first-class material on sale at reasonable
were loaned : Home for InCtInablint.
aotlilttdhLodnt I , art in thin section fed the oar
rates.
keep of Mrs. Welsh, $26 ; Ben. Farrier, !
sat i faction guaranteed.
Works.151"8.urlornis.7)nrdels
b2yd.. gravel. 11.52; Arch. Anderson, I bran urgeRr WtieghrrtIl
k D7
MIIE1- Et A.1,3K1C1...D.
The topic was spoken to by 1.4" for reference ta times of nee . m coin culvert. $2, draining, $2 : John Hick- I
intestone, Mr Ori lw and Mn Irwin, who the truth, so as to) Intl! ri,iat id.)All to , Mr Livingstone, as the evening sass -on
election vepenaer. $12 24 . R 11 And- tlt.'otn
Bridgeman. Simpson, Fisher, and Liv- teacher should be careful to understand subject. which relented, through Rey, inghett . selecting jurors. $2 - clerk,
made the following points : The teacher the children Itecitetten itself impresses , as fellows : err.'. salary, $65 ; Frank Jury. 11 yd..
must be consecrated. We cannot give the more deeply on the mind of he
Your c:mimittee appointed to consider gravel, 77c.
And -
m,, the scholars, unless we hare first been achniara. ; the matter of the obligation resting upon The clerk was instruc'ed to meet with
v rted Roe. Mr. Fisher. Helmesville, also this Association to ropey the •reounts the treasurer and have the drain ac -
k th same sallied We should advanced to the Provincial Assoctatiots conies pat into proper *halo.
C il then adjourned to meet on
to the fountain for supplies. The clues -
Orin was asked, "Should an uncon e spo e on e
teacher he employed its the Sabbath not take the time needed for teaching by Mr 1). D for and in the ovine
School 1" The answer was unanimously
in the affirmative, Mr Day giving perso-
nal testimony to the fact that he owed
Ina conversion to the influence of the
8 S.
Topic 3. "Order, and how to keep it,"
was sutrodeeed by Mr (lrigg, Exeter.
Without order, there can be no success
in the S 8 Be prompt yourself, and
review your scholars to be the same
Brine no lesson helps into the school.
The tenon should not be disturbed by
the secretary or librarian. Parents
should oinestoom the children as to what
they have learned in the school. Chil-
dren should not be allowed to enter the
school during prayer service. The
tesoder should not have a substitute,
esoept in extreme mews The Soperia-
teodent should n• -t teach, and when he
speaks, he should 'peek to the whole was ietrodueed by Rev. J Wilson,Exe-
sehool. When he gives order" he should ter. The fiabinth School is a out of
see that they are fulfilled. the church. The church has a claim
Tem tote was spoken to by Meagre eponall that the ft can do. The S.
T).y, I) Wilson, T C Pickard sad S. can familiarise those who attend it
Revs Craig, Livingsteme, Howell. Fisher with Scripture. Take the Bible to
and Stewart, the points made being that Nihon' always. and leave the lesson helps
pownts shoeld teach their children order at hnme Make those attending thei
in the home, thus making the teacher
merely en assistant. The teacher should
Ise reap, •sihle for order, having ramplete
ecitilrol of his class, and not leave all to
ic rehearsing lung passages of scripture; name 0
have a smaller number of verses reeited. lawn generally between this body ones
but recited thoroughly. Endeavor to the Provincial Aaaoeistior,, beg leave to
eat the scholar to understand the verses report as follows :
they recite. Advantsgas of memerifing 1. The pledges made by Mr. Wilson
Scripture in youth -it is much easier, the were made in brood faith, and witneut
word stewed in the heart and mind of ' knowledge of the resoouticos passed by
the young will:be • source of strength all , the Cenvention, when Mr. Wilson was
through life. I absent.
The topic was further discussed by 2 That the amount so pledged by Mr.
Revs. Bumbler. Livinget not, Craig and ; and paid by him, let asenmed by
Sampson, the one thought being that the this Association, and that an appeal be
teacher should require a:acute.* and made at this evening meeting for ash -
thoroughness in the recitation if verse*. scriptions from individuals and schools,
Mrs. Murray mane some very practical to pay off this indebtedness. That these
remarks with reference to studying the asnonnts be paid to the Treasurer, and
lessons helps, making the Bible the book an account of the same submitted to the
to study, and not the lessen help's.
Topa 5, "rb. church's claims upon
and obligations to its 8. departme.d."
d the r3- Saturday, Februaty 111•11.
nett convention.
3. That if any amount be enprovided
for, the Executive he instructed to issue
a printed appeal to the schools not soh
scribing, asking that the sum oe made
up.
4. That thamatter of this year's sub-
scriptions to the Prow. Association be
left in the hands of the Executive Com-
mittee, with power, if the state of the
fends permit it, to contribute a sem not
school familiar with redschistn. The S. exemoding
S. should teach the ehildrae the dose That the hearty thanks of this Cosmos -
ti -int as teeght in the chat. The Host be given to Mr. Day, for his Fie-
nd counsel deriag the present
teacher should eneellrage the fldreo ••••• a
":4* ..""J" whid4H'' •61
aswpsalit, I-'
R. K MILLUR, Clerk.
The Pope, it is reported. never allows
a fire in any of the eight rooms of the
Vatican that he inhabits. These ron.ne
are, with the exception of the library,
small and low, and the Pope's habits are
so simple that he does not require even
• dining -room, but takes his meals either
in his bedroom or in the library. Tb. I
other day the bedroom was removed to a t
higher floor, aq the room in which the
Pope had hitherto slept was converted
hint a private chapel. On one of the '
officials remarking that the upper rooms
would he too hot fcr habitation during
the summer months, the Pope quietly
replied : "Then I shall have my bed
put Sato the library."
• Weiederted nab Produeer.
This is the title given to Scott's Emul
Mon of Cud Liver Oil by many thousands
who have taken it. It not only gives
flesh and strentrth by vitt.* of its own
nutritons properties, but emotes an ap-
petite for food. Use it, and try your
weight Scott's limeleron is portrait,
palatable. Sold by all druggists, at 50e.
and $1.
NEW ANNOUNCEMENT 1
The undersigned. while !melting the public for their
upon him since commencing b.A,,uree. begs to annonace that be has put dbrioTing
liberal patronage
prices to
Hoc& lierroy FIGURES
an wishes particularly to call attention to his
SPLENDID LINES OF TEAS
From 10 cts to 75 cts per Ib, Maple Syrup, finest Case Prune.
pure/ Spices, Lawry celebrated Bacon, cooked Corn Beef,
Cut Myrtle, Cavendish and Club Tobaccos, best
American fine cut chewing Tobacco, fresh
salt and canned Fish, best quality.
12 Bars of Soap for 25c. 3 Scrubbirg BruEhesfor 25c.
lennone, Oranges, Whist Coady. A Mn. I Cheesiese Dram ete„ eta, ammo
Grocehes, Crockery, Glassware. Flour, Feed
JOHN ROBERTSON
118T700 NI WHOM TO O. t,. Ilitral•TTO WIN
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