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THE PITH OF THE NEN' .
Live Items tram Everywh.PS.
ysest Reeved N Ise tltWap .f Ib. went
t artfully 'rese.sed Segel !en
.f Waley Ratters .1
{.real /espertanee.
it m l..rreas flct'ullagh, the well known
author. s e w la,uuon.
Bradstre•tbp aepurts 30 business failures
u Canada the pot week.
e er- eXtei under war to build • ship
canal to nmuect ehrfheld, Eug., with Lb.
. 6
•ir•.'t .I ('.., bonne wreckers of Chicago,
Mise b neer t!.. World's Fair buildings
frau the south Park Commissioners fur
p3;.:sA►
The "diamond anniversary of Maryland
tiddevliowship was celebrated in Baltimore
ea Thur.txt.
U.niri alrreley. a farmer near \fest•
Fort was killed by a kick font a hone
ua ilierwiny.
A:,L T. :kbit Bubertsou, tine of therm
oaten of the SL Jane N B.. (globe, died
ori tt'edtewlay.
Aha. Morrie, the temperance parts's can-
als to East llamlito n. has decided not
to toter the cotton.
(leer. c'r•in, a fisherman from Coding,
roe!. miss' drowned by the creaming 0t a
bust sear *tit Si.. Marne.
The Nattenal t'.,uneil ot Wetnen is at
pleseut tis ssil.ject of a lively routrurersy
pi therrrneh t'.t ad tan pre..'
Twe!ce Kingston merchants have been
Med.fgt„agjliog liquor in leas quantities'
the& %brie half pinta
fiver-t(o,i*l Newfoundlanders are
wakteg (minis.s with a view of senile* in
thet'auadtan Northwest.
cam mune col with thehSt it&Iion fur
InUuy years
A Kang .{ tramps capturee a
(night train on the Concord and Muutreal
nilruad, at I -.neon]. N. 11., use eunclay
and rude over the lithe. A few of them
were put off the trait' bit they mustered
str.ugth enough u. retnru acrd rule as far
as they platted. No arrests were made.
The court wartial trial of ten alien -team
accused of eulipikity with Pallas in the at-
tempt to kill lien. de 4'comma has begun.
The prosecutor in opening rip the caw .std
he would demand that ('..line, ('serrziele,
Seems Bernet, Mir and Vlllarobie be sem
fenced to death
Miss Catherine Richardson, awed aeveae•
teen. w St. Jellies, Ngd , while g•.lug to a
-Jwuee In rongrny with her brother, .r.,1
d.nly fell to the pavrmeut and expired.
leaf►believe.' to ave been e result
of bear, hthe, .*h.tu.ttua end ovriewrought
feelings.
Roy. James Cannicbael, L.A., died at
the Preabtterian utauv, Norwdo,I. 1'u -a -
day night. leeeaae.' had tor the past
eleven and • bait years brew pastor of the
Nor*uod Presbyterian church, and for
twelve years prevent* to that was pastor
ant St Andrew's Prrsbytenaa church.
Markham.
Severs! aner•-h.•ts were arrested in Ber-
lin
cerlin for uistribnting seditious leaflet•.
Ikea ;opera were destrs y.d
tieore-r ,'rain, a Coliingwwol fl.b.r,nan,
aai,lr.,srued by the impairing of iiia boat
is •,r..•c.t bey, that., on Wedne.lay.
6s:}wr .r William is credited -with saying
that •.e. oasis's iuterest in Samoa will not
be •ta..1 red ander sly circumstance.
M:NJ.sei R..i.'re, the London roan who
tad► a ;loot of ammonia with atuctdal in
het un lti.otdar night, dial ou noun" lay.
Fifty vowel* are tied up at Rnffele ..w
W lark .•f veal, though only • few dans
bier t:a;owl entre the miners' strike Co
1140
Tice eeetelt local guvertonent bill was in
tredseed iu the British Commons on
rt(•ias evening and was adojhed by •
vote cif eel to 307.
Thele ate pow 2.4410.0•') bushela of wheat
is Fort \W:ll,.m and Putt Arthur elevator.
At 1S:* flrur last year then were over
it flyti.901 _Lushela.
A bi.i pr,.rtd,ag for au eight-hour work-
ing nay i ,r misers passed Its second read -
11 :''I to 194 in the $ri:ish Home of
l'osm•otu, on Wedaattday
11 If, S. Pheasant lett 1'aneouver on
Tigatslav to warn the Canadian deet of
Galen. to erase killing seals on Aeiril ;11.
Tier, are 31 schooners in the fleet.
By the .burning of Philia Sehneiders
time; at ''erant•.n. la. on Thnrs,lay,
it hi. chill -en, who were in an upper
Moto, were harried to deaths.
Campbell. a tailor. 'was found
deal of Thunglsy morning in that, where
he hail Wen looking for work. Two land -
&nom teetiea were found near the body.
At Washington yesterday :Senator Brice
e( • rh: o avid the Democrats' had agreed
awn • tariff bill, for which the solid vote
of the party would be test.
.1 1 ,.rneli stodrit named Root wen
the• ten under a beech teem at timers.
N 1 ineselay night. Seth legs were cut
off. and !bodied nest morning.
l4i Ion drspetah says Adolph and
M neap.- lernhard were arrested in Fins
Wet Lr .leteetivan. They am said to be
seem' ro the United Station to answer
charges et larceny and embezzlement.
Fley.l 'Mahout, • fanner. 21 Veen of
am. :11.n1 neer Big Syringe. llhio. hang -
el h:s two hole children and himself en
Friday :sot use of family troeble.
The -Lief medical director of the Span-
iel' t:nrernm.nt declares that the "ehol
mime at Liston is in reality Asiatic chol-
era :some 223 fresh eaves were reported
Welneedsy.
Cees from St John-. *bows that the
number of seals ea*ght by thirteen New-
toen,lian,l steamers total led 101, 657. Eight
st..c.ers ret to return ars reported with
small cetehe.e.
('ornmanderH.yermann and Lieut. 1.v
leen will low their rank and par, on sua-
sion ler one year, for the loss of the
'n:r-,l elates frigate Kear.•rse on Roo
red Reef.
At b ennebank , Me., nn N'ednwday lease
K'.b•.1 interfere' when late sister's bus
hand. A L Barnham, threatened to shoot
bar A penal* en•sed, and Burnham was
doled to death.
An.lnw %Month, at one time valet to
the king nf Sweeter' has been arrested,
rbarg..l by Ranker Benedict of New York
with steeling $5,000 worth of silverware.
Z1loth has confessed.
Word comes from Hayti that President
Ryippolyte bag forgiven his old •nest
Gegteme, and has invited hits to mann io
the npnhiie. It is akld Letitia will se
nada President in 1800.
The Loudest Time* eorrespol.dent de-
'vihss the seem of tie auetbquakes In
losers m meet appeals. While village.
Isy bate wiped eat of ezistsessa Forty
three l. worshippers were killed in one
retoo
Mir Penile* Johnson, the (edeas poetess
and reader, wee te.derell ai■
Brantf.�rd on Thursday might ones he eve of
Sea !aperture for thn uld country. A purse
Glee with Fnglmb wrenigrs was Pre'
sotto' to the gifted young hide
The death eeturred at Halifax es Uri-
nal evening, attar an inseam ettendlrrg over
t ST 4 _week of Rev. 1)r. Meknlgbt,
ms'.P� Presbyteries T1eolsgtsal
s. R* wen 8 years of w and ear
Ike ■,stere ed tlahetesas.
mases, April t7.- . Thomas Stevens.
the American. who pale round the world
on a bike. and on hone through Rus
■ia, is enou expected hogs w India. In
• private letter to a friend.' London he
nays he has been investigating be 'oy'ster-
lee of the Maliauua., sod that ' the aid
of his camera and his ingenuity h has di. -
covered the secrets yd thous mtrae of the
Fakirs welch have puzzled the wort ever
&tots Marco Polo told of tits wont
things does by the magicians of K
Kahan. According to tradition and the
j..ated Wes of travelers the Togi air Fakt
of Delta lose..rcrei kuuwkdge of certain
forces of nature by which they eau pro-
duce phenomena as inexplicable to western
'sciences ae the intrados of the Bible. Mr.
Stevens has put these oriental modern
miracles to a practical test and claims to
have seenre.d smile remarkable results. He
hopes to rotate to America during the en-
suing automat.
Gobi itettaketeday Meer Valley.
\\'A+ativrt(a' . C.. April SO. -Coiled
States ('onwlar Agent Wiley at Port
Arthur. (hit., reports great excitement in
the Lake Sul••ri. y regtcros over the Rainy
Wirer gold diecoverir.. Fire thousand
people ars waiting for the ,. a 10 break up
in order to go i,'. Nearly :k.l the new
claims taken up on the Aneneau aide are
conte.ted. Y'oor.quently the greatest part
of the mining work end attention of
capit*I1•ts will be tftrseted to the ('ana-
d:au eels of Reiny Inke'and up tee Sees
lever. when gnertz veins carrying free
gold have been located. Sam (inmate. a
am el the (,overoor of llietiesota, has
said • half iltereek in a Canadian claim,
for. 31,100 cash. Capitalists from New
York. Idaho. C..I:turnis and other State.
are here.
ONTARIO LEGISLATURE. 'a•` those
°•"'" were
not
nnallt.d to E I4T HCRON INSTIT[ "f E' ' op.oea' eL b ustock. Joie Kaiss Ieirdlia. (OVER THE HURON T1►:1('l'.
Bat Inau
Before the NORM.
What noir •Ne Legislator. .f Ilse resets•
flat rartiener., are Deisg 1. Ilse I..
errr.1..4 their r..alnuesi.
aerrary .t the Veer*.
Two selslleestiet Three Tears.
IIAurmt. N.SI,. April 27. -Judge John-
son sentenced Maaigsw and Mille, two
soldiers, who pleaded redly to a charge of
breaking ;lam and stsaliug jewelry. His
Honor said las would display *one leni-
ency tothe then owing to their pleading
with..nt trial. He regretted to see Her
Majesty's sohl..r., wh•, ought to be up-
holders of public peace. committing such
an act. He se,.te.red them each to three
jean in the Maritime penitentiary, Dor-
chester.
oor
c hes: er_ _
resat Amide.,* N * Neemer,
1..i% En N. S.. April 2. -A sad ac-
cident liappew„ 1 at Port Moo.ton on board
of women' Aid, ('aldain Brooke, by the
preenatnse discharge of dynamite. Tim
driver, Edward Gabriel, was Instantly
killed and Captain ltr...ks, ism., seriously
injured. N-ddie Gabriel was • promi.tng
young man au.I a general favorite. His
sadden death has cast a gloom over the
town. Captain Brooks was engaged in
taking off the schooner Irene which was
drireu ashore hen the last gale.
------------ no lots -Imperial C.elereueo,
CaralroW*. Apr!! V. - The Hoa 7
(iordon•Spi4gg. treaaar.r of the gnvers-
m,nt of Cspe Colony. speaking at a bait -
gout of the Asweiated Chamhere of Com
inerts, referred to the rowing inter, foe
period conference at Ottawa. Canada. The
Cape government, he said. concurred is
the objects of the conference. but Its par-
toipatics in the eonferenes depended .Ilei
(giber upon the .haracter of the reply ser -
indeed trees Ottawa in answer to a retest
communication e.n the enbjset,
target. for veal's& verba.
Touuos, Ohio, April W. -Eight Cana
dian reese'.sare being loaded ben with
corn for direst shipment b Europe. The
fl..t will return for another cargo im
malial.tr, and to all about 3,(600,000
boobies of corn will be slipped abroad
this way during the spring. in the early
summer it is expected that .but 5,000.000
bushels of wheat will be taken to Fnrope
in the same way.
Wady et g► IN.wned I.dba. roned.
('asrasl.r.n,nn. Oat, April 110. -The
body of Alen ('omego, the Alnwirk Indian
who was drowned ben five week• ago
under susteei.ns eireamedaieea. was found
ow
Saturdee by J. Fraser while moving
logs in thertv.r above this town. Dr.
Marano, coroner for this diurict, has the
ease in hand.
ToruocT ,, Aped 21. -Sir Oliver Mowst
intieduceJ s bel m the 1 euialeturs yaw.
d,v.t4 make tnether prow.ioue reverting
mortgagee in real estate. Huts..Mr. Hardy
retr.du. iel a bill to anhnd' thi Art pro-
krtaug public interests in ricers, stream's
and eureka.
. Teem elite were rend a (bird time:. To
c,.na•.lidate eertaiu debts of the town of
Itarrie-Mr. Pram. Respecting the tuwn
ant 1'eterb,ru-Mr. Strstt.•n. Ti. amend
1.•o general Bond Ceniputy Act -Mr.
'.1'.,.d rl:tantt To extend the operatlut.
•.1 the 1W uodwan', Lieu fur Wages Act -
):r. Sharpe To incorporate 11.e Hamil-
ton !tweet Electric Railway Company -
Mr. Awrry.
Mr. C•,nrues moved the second reading
of a hill to amend the Siptrate School Act
by providing fur the uptioual use ant the
buil..t at Separate School trustee olect.ona.
T.•o ..r•...\uril25.-1'be morning Mttu.g
otttlie Lezipatum oosluen -.d at 11 u'cluci
when the Huo. Mr. Fraser ruse to resume
the debate en Mr. ('onmee'a bill, making
tee eettot iu setwrate wheal elections up
butt,.'
The House divided and the motion for
the os-ond read1ne of the bill one carried
I.r :;2 to 8th. lir. MtNaughwu voted for
the Liil
After recess Mr. McCallum moved the
sec••ne reading of his bill to make the
ballot in Public and Separate sehovl elec
hone e..mpnhury. -He supported it. with
*ttnet speech.
e Hutto, divided au.l the motion for
a s nJ readiug was rejected by :s3 rotes
to S". Mr. White vote.( a4:dust the bill.
T. mono, April 26. -rhe Att.•rne -
1)
lienor l
lames to I
Wilber live
Mr (,'1'A1,
Killed by a R.Nway.
Intra aur, (het., April 30 -While Thos.
Rowan, • farmer, was hitching op hie
tram it ran away, Ihe.wisg Mat and kitt-
ies he eight-year eel OR
.w MMe *Meanie Irsae.r.-
Seed IB "Ilssliebt Seep wrappers
bearing the words (" Why toes • STouns
Lash OM Remiss Than s Man ") W Iwo
Suss.. Ltd. 43 Sosat at Teteets% sad yes
will rsssivs►'� peat a pretty picture fret
from advwliiig. •.d well worth fra,eisg.
This is an may way to deewat. your M1tse.
The mapY the beat is teat. mod is as sad It
sea Ila asslilgs
;girshe It Ms team the sob spew
os, moo easdu0.• ly
as inttodnnrl • bol in the Lege.
beyond doubt the right of
nobler* sitting is the Hone.'.
or', bill, to remove doubts as
to the aveseeantnt of gas piles and the
wires of companies upuu the public etrests,
was considered in cirtumittee.'
Mr. Meredith moved that the committee
now rise, Sir (hirer Mowat sealed wail
the feeler of the (apposition and supported
bis motion.
The rote was taken and resulted in the
defeat of the motion.
Mr. Meredith moved the rig month:
host. which was defeated upon • division
of 46 to 3d
Hon. Mr. Oilmen moved the How into
committee on a bill to annelid the Ontario
game Protection Act. The third section
permittfug the exportation of two deer
from the province was striick out.
The loll was reported with amendment&
After recess, on motion to go into Com.
mitres of Supple, Mr. 11 bite tEesez)
move.'t:.e following amen,leueut:
" That. it is essential t.. a non partizan
manwgemeni of the educational affairs of
the po tMee that the department should
snot be 011 ter the control of a political
head, and that the office of Minister of
Filneeti,•n al.orld be ab Iisi,ed.--
The Hone divided, and the motion was
rejected by 16 to 27. Mr. Mcl'.11om voted
with the I !pp.sition anal Mr. McNaughton
supported toe Government.
l'oneero, April 27. -Mr. Tait's bill re-
garding the Toronto Street Railway t',.m•
pray was rent hack to Committee of the
Whole Hems to enable further amend-
ments to be made to it.
Hon Mr. Minion move) the third read-
ier( of the bill to penis* persons guilty of
personation at elections.
Mr. M.reiith moved in amendment
that the bill be not now read a third
time, but that it he referred beck
to Committee of Ike Whole to strike out
Cue provision in section 10 and 11 for the
payment of $4.Ja-aounty Crown Attorneys
for .unplyi.4 startitug officers with
forma
The Hoare 4I'i lTiad the motion was
defeated by 48 votes le 28. Mr. McNangh-
tarn voted with the Government.
Tim hill was read • third time.
on the motion for the third reading of
. Hon. Mr. Oibsou's bill to amend the Di-
vision Courts Act, Mr. White (E...z)
moved an amendment to lbs effect that a
Division Court judge sbon:d not exercise
any greater powers of imprisonment than
was e1ercied is similar cases to the higher
tweets in regard to debtors►
The amendment wee declared, lost oft
dlviabu, and the bill was recd • third
time.
These bills were thea read • third time :
Respecting writs of eseentson-Mr. (Jar-
row.
ar
row. In respect to the (Queen 'Victoria
Niagara Fall. Pok. --The Attorney tim-
ers!. To amend the Street Railway Aol--
Mr. Balfour. Respecting wituess fees --
Mr Whitney To amend the (lass. Pro
taction Art, 1893 -Mr. Gibson (Hamilton(.
To amend the Agricultural and Art. Act -
Mr. Awrry.
Sir Oliver Mowat's bill to amend the
Division Courts AA was read a third time.
Towner.", April ire -Mr Joseph Tail
moved the Houma into committee yesterday
on tire bill respecting the Toronto Street
Railw. Company with regard to the run-
ning of Sundayars.
Hou. Mr. (in favored the adoptio.
of Mr. Meredith's suggestion to make the
lists as cornet as pt'. ible and moved an
amendment providing that then might be
a new regbtrstlon of manhood franchise
vote prier to the taking of the vote. the
•:penes to be borne by the parties ew-
esrned. The amsndme°t was agreed be
and the bill was reported
Hon Mr. Roes moved the Hones In sone
mines on the bill to provide for the nits -
trance of a•nho.we franchise voters
The buil created * good deal of 44....-
sion lasting through the afternoon and
until the Moses &diosr.ed.
Mr. Meredith moved sm ame.disest to
the hill. the .feet of wheels wan to maks
the present Ile/ whleb bas hoes prospered
sail trained 1a the presses of both parsies,
prima hate.11doene et the right of the
ester M Ise rmglslmed. It 1t trammed/id
vete. t4 names might he strokes' uR r t- ' ed the subleer, ••luu4ioatton sod its Ikar
.111e anudw.ut was lint Ly :1! to 20. ___ log oo School %York. ' He showed .!early
Mr. Meredith moved. as an amendment I I how the hntagination of the pupils could he •
to the Ent cls=use of the bill, that when it Telaohers Meet In ConventlOrh r developed in the study of literature. The Griot
was showu to the satisfaction of the reg is physiasl geography and ooaposaiou, argil
tear that a proem claiming tube registered how at would be of assistance in helping the
under the ptuviduua of the Act was pre- pupils to understand these sub'ecte. 'the A Weekly Mgr di d roust) tete.. sem/
voted by iliseaa, absence from tbri city,
or other snfltcient cause from apposing in
person to be registered. his personal at
tendauce might be divpet.sed with. and on
proof of the ether necessary qualifications
entitling bim to be rsgis er.vl,he should he
registered.
Tee chsinwu of the eummittee, Mr.
Straiten', ruled the amendment out of
Mier.
'the Speaker ruled otien-wise, and the
eulendmeut was pot, being defeatdvl by 41
to Jct
Tho committee reported progress acd
.4r.:louse adjourned saute Meshy rafter -
Men.
Way Duww*ed at Sarre.
Mastic, Ont., April 80. -Russel N. mar,
nine years old, son of Wee Nogwr ant
Monet Jewett, Pa, was drowned here oar
Saturday. lie was playing with •sones
other children un the krplauade, when Le
tell roto the lake.
FROM THE EAST.
I.tereatlm Letter Fres. Italy t• a Resident
• .f tte.eMes,
The (:oidia party from (:alt, wbieh hes
been absent io Europe and the F. .at for
some mouths pas;, has gea.:heel Rome, and
the following portion of a letter from Mts.
Goldie to tier relative, Mr.. Morton, of chis
town, will prove of interest to any trum this
section who e.ay desire to cross the ocean
and tee some of the ( lid World .luring the
corrin; Summer
"1 suppn.e you know tee round we have
tekea .n ce r journey:nos. 1W'e went from
New York to A exandria, aeon in_ half a
day at Algiers (which is beaut:fully setuseed
w the seat, sod coos day at Naple.. 1W•
went . a shore at both places, and at Naples
dr..ve to ale the emus of Pompeii, which
ere quite in.eresti0r. From A'exandria we
went to Cairo, sad thence up the Nde as tar
as the first cataract, %coppice at various
places, and rid ng on donkeys to see the
ancreut temples and tombs, n'any of which
are in an excellrt.t state of preservatem,
Leoueb five or six thousand years have piss-
ed over them at leuf:eere were told thee,
although it docs nee tally with our i teas
ecac' y.
"We went from Cairo to Pent Said by
trate, where we took • boat to Jonie.
and tb,i.ee to Jerusalem by train. We
lode to .tench. and back on horses, and
also to the Dead Sea and the Jordan nem
Jericho. Th.n, se went lack to .Copp• and
took boat for Beirut in Syria. From there
we crossed the mountains of Lebanon. to
Baalbeck atm' 1)*maacns in carriages', and
bask to Poiret. Next we took a Remises
heat to Atheos, when we stayed two days.
When at Atheca, which 1 Irked very much,
we visited the Acropolis, and stood on the
spit when 1'sul as .ulp set to have stood
when he spoke to the Athenians, (►n our
way to Athens we stopped fur • day at
Smyrna, but could not go to Ephesus, as
the tram did not suit oar time From
Athena we took boat for Naples, stopping
on our way two days et Palermo.
" Our may at Nudes lasted five days an I
then we curve on hers by train, and hero we
are in the l-'ernal City. We have beau
!ere nearly tive days and they have Leen
very busy ones. We have seen St. 1'e:er's
church twice. It is very grand, with ced-
ed ref, walls and columns. Me marbles
an varied, b• aatiful and costly. A great
many of them were taken from the moment
temples. and no such marble is to be found
oow. Then, there are fine statues in vreat
numbers, and very large and beautiful bIt
reliefs where many figura are carved to the
marble. It is • marvel to me how the work
was done, and each figure 0 perfect and Let
sr. small. There are also many large and
beautiful pict ures in mosaics, with beautifully
tioted colon, and you could not imagine
such co!ou cnlerge you saw Kerne of them.
Then are, too, many fine frescoes and alto-
gether the view presented is very grand.
We went to the top of the dome, 380 feet
high, and looked down on the inside to the
floor beneath ; the people walking below
looked very small.
' Then there is St. peel's church, which
1 think nicer than tit. Peter's. It is sot so
large, nor so high, but it is exquisitely fit-
ted with marble walls and fine mosaic,.
Then are the portraits of over two hutedred
popes is mosaic, and thew are all in • row
os the walls. pretty high up. The colored
glees windows of this church were blown out
by an explosion two years age. .ad are not
yet replaced, out we weld see by the re-
mains of them that they had hem very fine.
There are 360 churches in Rome- -we have
seen • nsmher of them, but will not at-
tempt to view them *11. There are also
..sesames and paten galleries, with much
beautiful statuary, • good deal of it aaoieat
and partialy defaced. We have aloe seen
the C,elliwam. the old Ramus Forme, and
the homes of the Cream Them are as the
Pa'atiae Hill. Then are stns pierce o1
ruins *tootling hesod there through the
city, slewine what its monist glory was
whin the Empire was in the smith of its
power.
, We leave hers on Thursday morning
going to Flor.aos. Theme we travel to
Venice. Milss and lecorne, tad then to
Paris sod 1.1.40.. 1 .metiss.. vet we.ri.d sideer.d it the duty of every Asesoctauon to
trom the Local Mtt!.
I.lere.Urg Report .f she rrerrrdl.w. .1
Ilse Rr.asels leellsg The Slew
Relaters &teemed •tut leNt.e
will be al filmes.
An institute meeting of the Fast Huron
Teachers' Association was held in the Pub-
lic school, Itrumele, un Thursday and Fru
day, the 2toth and Ci th Costa The weather
being hoe and the roads good, the attend-
asee was larger than at the last meetine.
About eighty teachers were present.
The forenoon eeselnn on Thursday opened
at 10 o'clock t. u., with the I'reatdeut, W.
R. Lough, in the chair. After 11e regular
opening exercises the following committees
were appointed vii . Itepurtiov, •1. T.
Isodda and A. Scott, Secretary ; (:ental
Reelects. Messrs. 1►oie, Plummer and
Moore ; Resolutions, Messrs. Musgrove,
Lough and Robb. The Library committee
appointed at tee laat meeting now gave
their report, .tatnng that a 'lumber of the
books belonging to the library had been
sent to 1Winghaen, sad • number to le -us
ails; the remainder was left in Clinton.
shoos left in ('Imtoo could Le•ec.:mot-eel fur, they would be reliairea to write an account
of the war. Mr. Musgrave also asked a
number of general gueetems i° cennectinn
w ith this lesson. and *Wei ctd a number of
ready and intelligent. answers. I,:scuestun
G•Iluw..l by Messrs. Horton, Scott. Pren•
dergaat, IS..rtou and ('amerou, after which
11e ineet:og adjourned.
In the afternoon WW' 141er introduced his
subject, " lethcultieseinet by feathers, and
bow to deal with thenf.". lu order to pre-
vent destruction of school property, the
teacher should be at 'oboe! at 3 o'clock, as
emits are not to Gable to get into mischief
"'hen they know the teacher ie present.
The teacher should loin in the games of pu-
pate so as to prevent the uae u: vulgar lan-
guage. 'rho Leacher should uever lode con -
trot of hie or her temper. Young teachers
make a mistake in giving wt' long leeeoue,
as pnpals are not able to get theni up. .en-
* w.rine is rnucert is a mistake, as some of
the pupils may not have the idea and so not
answer. The beet way to testis by ant:rn
examinatiosa Ile alae mentioned many
other difficultie
to considerable
too, Houetoo,
paper was further dtscusetd y Meese..
Ho, too, llnews%e and lough. The fol•
lowing otluv-rs sere then elected : Presi-
dent, A. H llusgrate ; tint vice-president,
l'hutnas Shearer ; second vice- presider. t,
Miss O'Neil : secretary•trewurer, A. Scutt
executive committee, Mears. liarroch,
Iawcry, Bartau, and Mears. Taylor anti
liuncan, provincial delegate, Mr. Bieck
1W' l'rendergast, R. A., of Sea(orth, be
ing called upon, showed a number of short
methods of multiplioatio° and daemon. Walton hotel licensee.harebeengrant-
•Slthough in some cases these met hoots could rd to our two hutch in \Tutus for another
not be applied adval>t•geoualy, he cr.neider- near•
ed the proofs of these methods a good outel Ilruie tield : .Rohn Foote has begun to
lectual training. He also solved some prol study mediciuc,with lor. .1ru,.trong, of this
linos in arithmetic to show how these rules village.
could be need. The subject was further Hru.efiel.l alcasrs M.i:eegor, Murdock
ducitmed by Messrs. Horten, Biker and and Mason returue l (rows ike old ctwotry
Lough. last week.
Mr Mui, rave next twutht history to a lt(usela. A car of Manitulr flour, 410
claw, taking as his Season 1'4. War of . was received by Menne liaeker h
Amt clean Ineeprndenoe." This h•sson was vaastuue.
ta:.yht in the form of a folk, the teacher Iltuseels last Satunla• Wm, Ainley
making use of the map ami the blackboard. had his right hand tenoualy 'lured at
The various canoes which Ica to the war lmest's factory where he is forcnoru.
were written on the board. these were fol-
lowed by a nulnber of o,-cutrruces in con- Wroxeter: Howard Snell Irl( on Thain
nation with the war, and, tinily, how Ike
day last on • trip to California Roti other
war tau brought to w clow. These points western States, expecting to he gnus some
time.
Scafor•th . A rturrr:l hunt was indulged
in ore monism last week in the eat end.
The little animal gut down a chimney and
effected Its setups.
WW'iovLam 11•se Lena Hill, eldest
daughter of elr. Cobs. I'll, •ccdeutly fell
on the street, on Sunday afternmu, and du-
loc►ted her left arm.
(.uderich Tp. John McLennan, of GA -
inch Township, the noted piper, died the
other day, aged. He was a member of
the T..wwship Council for several year&
grey : The Listowel Febingt'lubexpect
the arrival of 10,000 speckled trout fry i0 a
few days. the font in.talmeut of fish fortwn
strews in Iliey which they are stocking.
Brussels : We understated that Robert
Watt, of this place, has been appointed
deputy game warden for this district and
will see that the game law is complied with.
Sealorth .lames Weir, the owner of the
ItcysI Hotel io this town. and who has
been living pritately for four or lice years,
intends taking possession if the Royal on
the first of May.
Brussels . The Itruserle cheese factor•(• n
being thoroughly overhauled by the new
p.roprieton, Nieves. Harris A Mclanchlin.
u d they export to °ommnence operations on
Mo.day. May 7th.
Seaforth : F'iehmtl was better in
the river than now. Richard llrwitt caught
eleven and a half pound. weight in eight
hours. In the lot were two. n.u.lrt Iron
the lake, caught between Eyntowivlle and
Br.,►dfoot's bridge.
Ihwoa6el4: C. E Mason, of Rrueelteld,
was ie town Monday, he having returned
t-�Iri�til county on Saturday- Ile -
says the horse market there, as well Lettere,
i, very dull. Mr. !loam bas crossed the
Atlantic 40 time..
Seeforth : The msuy hones ce John
Daly, sr , rah. had h.■ leg broken some
months age, will regret o. kern that he re
net improving very rapidly, as the fracture
is not uniting. He u an old man, and the
confine•tont is hard ou him.
Exeter Three of the village dudes
meet • plc -want afternoon, Sunday. angling
in 1 he S*uble. They report a small catch,
which, no doubt, was owing to their violet -
tog not only • divine law, but a -taw ant the
lad The police has his eye on them.
Exeter : Two small , hike, n of Vey.
Mattel and R. Mnir, unveil sway from
home on Monday and were found in the
Souther.. part nf the iodate in the after.
Poon. The parents were greatly excited,
fearing that they had fallen into the river.
Morns We regret to hear of the illness
of our old and highly esteemed trirod,Adam
Scott, who has resided in Morro for ever
26 years. The old gentleman has bees
for the past week. He is about 78 years of
ass. K'e hope he will soon be ell nght
again.
McKllop : Archie I:orrett, of London,
England, is at present the most of Mn. R.
Thompeo, of McKillop. He intends locat-
ing in Algoma shortly. He spent • year in
Ontario before and liked the country so
well that he decided to locate here perman-
ently.
W osgham On Friday evening last, the
Fin Brigade were tooting the Pew hydrant
on Patrick street. A branch of hese was
TIME (jwpltANAN CASE. taken to the public school building and
water was minty thrown to the highest part
of the building- Everything was found in
perfeet working order.
''.borne : The many foredo of William
CHATHAM, April 30 The story of fiber• Kydd, ex Depoty-Reeve of ('.bene, will
man Buchanan, hying near Leamington, as ferret to learn that he is in very poor
worthy o1 notice. He says he was almost health. He bat a very seven attack of la
helpless, bloated, and a wreck with kidney grippe sod the disease has settled in his
disease. His digesters means were power- bead. He istee•Ie going to Torooto short)
leand he was rapidly becoming s hordes to anderro an operation, which rt is hoped,
to himself and his (needs. Naturally be will result in his complete restoration to
lost all hopes of reoeverKv but • happy health.
tht usn d .etd isodd'. nls.y PJls, and {gingham The remains et the late
thoughesecrhim i odd's was the int Joseph H. Kerr arrived from New Mexico
kidney remedy in pill form ever offered the on Friday last, and weer interred i■ Wing -
public Its wooderfnl success in curing all hate cemetery on maturd•y afternoon, the
forms of kidney dieser has 1.4 to the ire- Innen' baking plan) from the residaea o1
tis sluct.on of ,urnem.s cheap and worthlees John Kerr, I'merles street. A goodly num-
imitations Purchaser.. for their own bee of our townspeople were is attendance,
safety, should insist et' getting ltorld's testifies, to the high esteem in which the
Kida.y Pills. mold .n tare" hexes ; uric+, deceased was held.
fifty tests or az hear for $2.50. To be
McKillop A charge was preferred
Sean against • 11eKillop farmer on Monday 01
last week by pout *few in.pe•lor llopkirk.
for defrandi.R the mails The ear wss
heard by two of Dublin's .I 1"s. and Ming
cloudy proven • tine of $10 and eats was
imposed We publish this purely ea a
eternise to like offenders. se many oases of
the kind hare come to light recently
Tackersmith John ..ihsns, of Stanle.y,
has sold his farm on the 3rd cos uses°,
north of the Mill herd School house. le -
looming to the mute of ambito Mr. Mortes.
for the sem o1 111,000. The farm Retains
iso hundred aerie, is well situated soul is
ea .,..pleat plat., the buildings. however,
•re only fur. Theame Ione, who hae had
tie tarn leased for a .emb.r *4 years, ie the
p.rehaser.
.p se esti *seryb.dr rue na•
reel t'Itpped mei t .ea
Vireos livery /Seethe.,
lirucefield: 11. itallas lett for British
l'olumt fa • few days age.
Brussels : Beattie Boit .re having their
trotting mare, Want's, trafnot at Wmdsur
were reviewed with the claw, alter which
but those *cut to Brussels eat WW ugham
hal been so neglected that no trace of thein
could be found. These facts considered, the
Committee deemed it. wise not to pureha/e
any mon books in the meantime.
.lamas eloore next discussed the abject
"nations.- He proved the import os of
fractions by showing that they dwul be
need in the solution ant the majority of
Mum, and in each ease would make thew
tion pouch simpler and shorter. He a
stated that he would teach trattoria befur
teaching reductioo. Thu last remark led
to considerable discussion by Messrs. Doig,
l'an,eron and Lough.
The i'resideut now called upon .4. Scott,
secretary, ler his report of the promethium
us
of the Provincial Association, winch met on
Toronto on March lith, 213th and 291h,
1894. 11. Scott gave • synopsis of the var-
ious papers read at that meeting, and dis-
cussed at soma length • number of resolu-
tions that were passed and which were of
deep interest to the teacher' of this Inspec-
torate. These were then further ducuesed
by Messrs. Lough,Moore,Camerou,Plummer
and Doig. The meeting then adjourned.
The afternoon session opened at 1:30 a w.
The first subject on the programme was
"composition," with a class, by .1. H. Cam-
eron, priecipal of the Brussels public school.
Ile took as his subject " • picnic," and by
a number et questions succeeded in getting
the class to divide the subject into Lt, •r-
rangementa for peek ; 2od, gathering to-
gether or preparation for going ; 3rd, riding
ont to picnic ground : 4th, •movements
while there : 5th, pr,crsmme ; 6th, tea :
7th, home trip. 'These heals were written
upon the blackboard, aqd were then sube
divided by the pupils. Mr. Cameron would
then require the pupils to write the cum.
position. His method of correcting come
positions with large claws is as follows :
Have three or four of the compositions
written upon the boards and have the class
detect the errors if possible and• also make
the corrections. pin considers it mention
Bary to examine e11 the compose ions. Mr.
Cameron's method ail teaching compsitaol
gave general satisfaction, but. his method of
correcting led to some discussion by Messrs.
If°neo, Mout roes, Lough, I.owery and
1..1 mmlr.
"• How to acquire accuracy in numbers,"
by R..1. Barton, of Lower Wiogham, was
the next paper. He approves of a thorough
dell in addition and an multiplication, and
would advise the teaching of the multtplics•
tion table as f. r as twenty toms 20 at
least. He alio showed • number of qua
tions which would be good practice for the
pupils and of which the teacher could easily
find the result. This would save time in
examining and correcting answer., In •d
ditioo to this considerable attention should
be giver. to mental arithmetic. Mr. Raton
in connection with this nubj.ct, exhibited an
invention of his own, called the " teacher's
relief.' By this a teacher may at soy time
have • number of problems ready for his
clam. These problems are always rawly
and may be reproduced at any Lime Messrs.
Mosarove and Lough further discussed this
Pa 1:. McDonald, of Molesworth, nett
diseased " oon.bfnatioes in addition." He
would commence with coeio.nations making
ten ; he would drill tboroaghly on thew
he would then introduce other combinations,
Immo careful aot to introduce too many at
ones. Require pupils to do problems con-
taining thew oowibin•tiosa only, and Dever
put down queatioss in addition al random
for junior pupils.
W. A. Iveagh, president, took as his
topic, "how to make our meeting. more in-
teresting " The followiev sngeeetions were
male : All teacher' should be enmlled as
members of the Association : That the
subjects discussed should be practical, and
that the teachers should, when possible,
teach with • class ; Time o1 meeting should
be extended to three days : That young
teachers would become mon interest-
ed i1 they took • more active part in the
proceedings. H. •1m stated that he coon
met by teachers which led
dtsrussien by Messrs. Rar-
e and Robb.
Short add were then given by
Messrs. RWr and Kar, of Brussels. .m
treating the teach:niece long ago with that
in vogue at the present t
Friday afternoe n exercises was introduced
by kir. Lowery, of eummerhtll. He con-
siders than importaut as a means of varying
the monotony of the regular school work.
These exercises ehould be simple. an liana'.
The following are meltable exetcm.ts : Spell-
ing matches, words to be wniten---he did
not approve .d oral spelbng mualehes ; gws•
graphy matches ; arithmetic t. at`�l,es : lit-
erary and musical proeramrnes : t ks nn its
cliental sur jec1.: claw singing : question
drawer ; debates in Wilma ; reettetIon of
poetry.
Inspector Robb then took un his subject
of " penmanship." He s atrungly to favor
of the vert.cel writing, and thinks that it
should be the second Isatin the pupil should
receive no first coming to school. 11e re
commends that the writing at that should iw
done on • single line, and that as the pupils
required to write without Imi.g their
slates. He believe, that the scribbling
book is ruining our unclog, as the work in
book• is generally dune In • very careless
manner. Too much care cannot be taken
by the teacher in watching and pointing cut
the mistake in the writing of their pupils.
Ile thinks that the teacher should never ac-
tvwrithog from the pupil wug which he knows
can be duan better, but that the pupal
should be required to re -write it.
On resommendatioo of the Resole tion
l'immiLtee the following resolutions were
then adopted t 1 i That • vote of thank.
be tendered to the Brussels Public School
Board for the use of the school ; i2 1 -That
the reporters be peed 32.50 each for report-
ing the proceedings of the meeting : 13 )
That Canadian History be the limit for a -
trance examination : p4 1 -That the Provin-
i.cial Association be purely representative ;
05) That the Easter holsdays in rural du-
tncts should be of the same length as in yd.
!ages and town.
The association then *43001ned, to meet
is Clutoa et the call of the executive coat
mics
of tient" abest as4'lag to M b°1".bew, hat assist the Minister of &location to reduce
still we an all •joying t very math. and i the aamtsr of eahjects ere th. Public,
"II" tpigbt, /or it Is • =Ova." to so
echp curriculum British n • su
History • b-
ees dl these plat assn leers something jet whish See cuasrden net necessary
about thews " in oar schools Further dieesseto. follow•
THE DEATH RECORD- ed by Maser* (taker, Musgrove and Scott.
Rev. Messrs Kerr and Cohbledick, being
CARTER. -The dssti of Mn. Thrones
Carter eoearred mi the 20th ism , at her
reide.oe os the 13th ami. INoeseed wee •
n ative o1 WW arwickehiro, E.R. , and esti-
with her hashesd to this ar.ntey is
1876, remaisi.g in (;od.rich until Ove tears
ago, when they moved to Hallett. weer, she
lived until the time of her departure She
Seas been tri 'Jed with asthma and heart
tremble for several years, bet at last she
bad to sw.elmh, •t the age of fifty fear
year. She hod bon • oerdetent i eenhr
of the Rsgtisk (h.rek Naos early girlhood.
She leaves a haulmsd, three daughters, .ed
see w, to moon the len of a faithful wile
sad a loving eseehmr.
ligan M e asewrseesta. ales at N.IpW.
trews R54..y Whense - • warden is ■Isa-
.rtf sad his Frteed. *ostia. *$d..y
nth t sed hies.
of ail dealers
Dr. Montage wee ears a sad
pprrrs,ea.ssss, wear called spun, and each gave a I • Hapttit premier. Now hs 4.s They •.d
highly oomplimentary and inter.ating ml- a salaried clatlipion o1 the velem esti am
dress. Ij moral duet nee el tariff protee111R. 14 r.
Mr. Musgrave, prise -Wel of Wingh•m Fuson was ono. • prohibitionist by weeps.
Pantie *heel, gaits • report e1 the work tion. Now he bob's a portfolio in•cabinet
deed at the prnvheial Association in 4893 onetrolled by a whiskey rine, and has jest
1s this rewire he di.rewee the various given evide.eal of his subserviency to his
repass o1 immerse taken up, and also statad masters by reducing the merles duty epee
that he eoiseahred it to the advantage of ' malt, anti thea patting thousands of dollars
every teaches to snood these Asarr,iatinea 1 into the poek.ta of • few hewers Sir
The Finset•) Statement for 1893 was roue .lobs Tltempa°s wee not Wag ago • Mahe,
bythe esorrearv. and eh"wed • Irises. es I diet claim leader. New be penes ae • pillar
heed ei $10,(,63. On gamine .f Mr Nes- o/ the ttitholie ahureh. And t►ie trio 01
grave, s.onad«, by Mr. Bleck. the rennet I hypocrites prettied that- it is a airline for •
was attopeed. The meat ag than adjnleelan an to Asians hie opinion, wtlh respect In
s.d
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