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CHERS MEET.
CONVENTION OF THE
HURON ASSOCIATION.
On of BeaulitymK the COun-
ftgeola Attention Resolution
F+e•' el Resta, .ng Publle•Sehool
.shoo Pala.
,31 .anon Exam.
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U•scuSSed.
r•thinl i1u -bore' eA oloc a•
Nana vid 1i'ing of
) Collegiate Inti -
h are Thur:llay sold Fri-
o
13th .1 Mt let h.
tereADAY mp ss1...4.
nt. J. H• Lowery, wile
wog lalieesI the opening
Deere of the 1'1.4 ;..,Slur of
mediae. held im Exeter hist
malaria ...pt ed,
sleet, to the 140...ersch
'astirate, 4P II p' paper on
Histone" it. which
the fact that hi -tory was
as elm...diat ion subject,
sting ,I;. importance.
legw in l.ra, n y •hutikl relate
eye Ante -1.4 111 the forill
see leg eteat i`u order
411
1he,,wa0
iti
• ?Wired 1.1 ,eoceptbltei
of great
and Ind men should
deb' I0e••f•• e., I' s•h-
p tlV pm.,.t cls •, px
p .01,11,041 1441 1tr1 4114411 eve1114•
.li..•.nl he taught 1e•
ht.tely. ftiograp)1) art
rs .Mould 4•: taught w4 lit -
11101.11
u -111141.11 Part 1 "11 pJllpll%.
,y111It11r taught As 111aor)•.
gpattetelar shoull it
w.e. continued -by
Ter . L..wery and lit'.
end• tee.
a tauwa Ad11. -
is tee Wipe,
1.. h..ye the 'Wiper pub -
the I..•al papers.
wn►drt, "Ale 1.111 I arnlr
ry?' itittashared by W.
.11. in *Inch lir`i a item ( the
•t.e treeh1r• g 1
ie
Ire, 01,11 by fAilhful wort. au
• '4.4 km,w lvtgr hart
p„ p,upgl• tp .1.. and Ir
It. ell l.u-of life.
1i a..,eo ...is . uul 1 b)•
Sunman. •1lsape •tor T,aa. 1 tr.
ad lar. Arlie"a.. Adjourn-
dist
:1.1dls•sa, choosing for his subject.
••Training for I'itizrnaltip•" HP iued
t1411 the teacher st►oldd aim to train
the children entrust.d to his rare,
physically, utrntall •, "aurally, wee
ally, esthetically and spiritually. He
wnlltd la)' special Nte.is 4411 the Moral
and religious side. In order to fit him
for the lellt citizenship the child
should 1e taught to be industt•iuus, to
use his money aright, tu do ithi work
will, to 111• polite.. to 1* patriotic, to
read the newspapers inteligently, and
learn to do sore public speaking.
Inspectol- Tom, who .e+•upi.d the
chair during the delivery 011. phi• ad-
dress, errpha'izel the renter Made
and !olid a well-deserved colnpliuleut
to Mr. Lowery's addres..
Rev. Ur. Medd, of (iudrrieh, deliv•
Fred an able address on " Fyuipnwnt
fur ?Service." The equips►rut of the
teacher should 1.' of the very lest,
'ince his wore. of draining the youth k
so important, anti time s nt._in ac-
quiring epuipturpt is'-nu1 lied. From
the earliest tunes, leaders such aw
Charle►nagnr and Alfred recognized
for value of education and founded
schools. No education, however, i'
sauld that is not safeguarded with
morality and religion, and no teaelrer
whose morals are unsound should
have the rare of the innocent mime.
of children. The teacher's wiuiph►Pnt
should include a knowledge of hirn-
wlf. HP should 11:rvP a .tr•0114, nohlP
pPrs,nslhly with tine sPns1luhtiPs
Tip s1 Id he a, thinker and ., eld vtaut
st udent
The address. which was especially
rich in apt• and telling i•Iasse•al al
twra-l'.11 S►?kH!nal!1,
rewire, ,«r•14l+ie't the chair.
..t Ilse un mN,,, se•ueinn
sod •4..4 AN* 1.4 4,1.
d4$ 411.111' 444.111 111P 11'ater-
1' bl•1 i! it. , . end.. • g
''11144 Pritsx•I' iia' 1
no -es awl asking this :A•••N•i-
4 la.'- y1(41i:11 I,^N1I1,t1u11• w:1•
n•f•oe.l 4.. tier n••,.Inuon
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hisinn+. W44" one of the ora ever de
livered brio, r the Association.
u►1lsieal tart of the program
wa. delightfully given by Mr. limiter,
cerlanist of Knox church, and Miesee
11 damn and Weigh' with pian. in-
strumental., Mr. Shuie with a man-
dolin s111, and a Male .luart.•rte rnm•
silting of ~Wk. 'rhotnslo, 1'lalk,
Wilkins and Small, with Professor
Mitchell as aceompanist. A very
pheasant and inst•uctivr eve • g was
spent by all.
FRIDAY FORES,10?.
THE SIGNAL : CODERICH. ONTA RIO
ELECTRIC RAILWAY TRACES.
Topa Council Stile,,Discussing Where
They Are -Wile Located.
All the town councillors with the
exception of Councillor Marlin met in
committee of the whole on Friday
evening and usurped the discussion of
the draft agreement submitted by the
electric railway.
Only two clauses ha/1 betel left open
from the meeting .on the Wednesday
evening previous ; nevertheless it was
nearly 10 o'clock before the meeting
broke e
11 .
. The discussion might properly 1e
termed s hot " one., u+ the pulses of
the aldermen were beating away'abovr
normal during the whole meeting.
«'hen some we:. bold to disagree Ion
certain points it wan the means of
amusing the ire of the others:
The eighth clau+e in the agreement
was dealt with first. In it the rail-
way company reserved the right to
grant running tights to any other I
company desiring to operate. Seyetal
changes were su9gietcxt, hitt none met
with general approval, so it was fin-
ally struck out.
Which side of the .road .hould the
tracks he placed on Harbor hill? The
suggestino was suede hy eerie that tho,.
rails should he pieced on the eolith
'.tide of the roadway where the side-
walk now is. This was contended to
he the moat feasible,' as it would lead
directly from tire' centre o f Wee
street and do away with the neces-
sity of grossing the roadway -at -the
foot of the hill. providing that the
company decided to lay ,.J t s tracks
down to the C. 1'. R. rotation. 11
would ale. do away with a very dan-
gerous crossing for teamsters at this
point: The councillors upholding this
contention. • evidently had in mind
what might happen if a motorman
lost conttal of a car on the way down
the hill. The majority of the alder-
men, however, upheld the proposal to
have the rails laid on the north side
of the roadway; where it would not
interfere with the present roadway.
The railway would have -to build a re-
taining wall on the side of The hill and
•hove t his wall it hasiren suggested the
town might extend its sidewalk ..n the
north side of West street to the tool
of Herber hit. This idea was favored
hy a majority- in spite of the protests
made by 1'puncillors Parsons, 1'auat-
ter and Hawkins that by hiving •
crossing at the ,toot of the hill the
conneil was forming 14 regular drath-
Aa the. t'nneluanol 01 tb.' die-
cuasioo...•n thiilpoint the Meeting
journed.
At the reg'latt meeting of the coun-
cil tomo, row evening the ,agr".OIent
will again curve hefor. ter^council.
Ontario Murder Mysteries.
The Mole publishes the
letter from C. M. Bezzu
this town, now of
11 Foy. ,d Heuwll, int I,slucel
.4 -Entrance Aril l t i1
• ID. plan: iu leaching tine
Rc t.. -h.-- ., few rule first.
• then du 1.11 giit'tinn'•. and
a port he place. it retie*. 114411wr
tlartl..ud el the rale being
H clsl•:1..,• to ser the
k iw.u.•r ..e.a .
eve the te-
,.(th,• 1 for re. ire . tier
. .11x• specially Illfttrlllt
I.. IIs 1"''I N.• of tewti111[.
th.• cut telt,.' ,rilhh►.•1 le
&Alla 1.• u4ale' noire diMeuft
1.. (.vele 114.,14:11. 111.0 longer in
• .11...1.
g Kay'• 4remota. 1.1 of the sole
anginal -4114 .•41n. Mel 11K.
1iru1ion %.1• coot• 41 by
bower., err. Tigerl. t/1.
Ili. C�'4•1 fir. SlranK and
ten• d,1fi•re14,•r of npi►l 404
1.r 11e4...• . he *vice. .,,hoe
the last cuMauc• paper all
while ..then considered it tea,
The p.rr+441Pn1 occupied 111e chat
I)eyl.tiu11a1 emelt-viers were runlhlr'1c
bt Ir.pow for Totu.
Thr audio -ire' report, .huwiug re
ceiple aim a41lting to $165.7:. anti P
Iwnd11,ir.•s au►ouutine t.. $71.111, lea
lug a butane* 4 f $711.&1.1, wan receiy
444441 adc4plel.
The' election of officers was Chi
p re...Yded with. wit h, t he (teens Mg t
cull : Presulrui,-('. K. Uluett, R. A
t'recliton ; vier -president - Mies
Shartuan, li.Nlerich : wr retttreere
urrl•-N'. /I. Jnhnsl.ut, Kiplei : e
cillo•• -J. JI. F irW, Ph. 14., G.MIPrie
J. 1i. Lowery, Holuuw\IIIc : I.
Howard. Hbl.• ; %fns Jessie 114
Ion, 11'iurlu led a : - Miss Laurel
1'
g.
The repeal of the special ronlluilt
on the beautifying of West Hon
was pre.cnted and after considers
use •w:►• deridwl t" lave t
rel•eig nun .4 the ,•PIN aro until ul
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rang thought 41wre %Swath'
m•+haa..al work and plain
Nein-es. arithmetic on the
tops.• the candidate' if he did
awrertly,
Ws.on, of Hal, disetee.'tl the
of "Hoer to Improve the
of West 11ut•nu." ' and
'on'iderahle melee t.. the
einint).- On account
Pirating of erindlend hP edvo-
the planting of lieettd trees
le roadside, eats'. maples, white
.1ms, oaks, black walnuts, ahell-
hirtoriw, et.. 11.- thouugght
n,und. should M• 'rant iflel.
evoiun was cont Mond by In-
Tnru, who ady,N-at.d the
.4 evergreens and the .'redi-
al
dineossion followed by 1)r.
0. W . !Shut P. H. Horton
11. Johnston.
viols matter ww:.- - r'fet•ted to R
-'41atnittee. rcmcisting O f
Maw eat, liciietirJntul Shore. to
hider nu -ening.
It 'tont to ok up tile ,subject
ilio and 11"a to Teach it."
the fact that the teaching
of h" hien made s1 difficult
>T•�nt spelling -book. Spelling
.asarlt .Irl
road review- attractive.o(
his work one.' a
110 would have peat. work.
114r,\e and other- sent.'ors•'
deet•° toe given. lie R -„old
•leilet'4 a reading heck. He
•s.h Nerd. by combining
',and ase only punted ,natter.
Moan` a lag'tfs nutnter of rule'
word•. were spelled in
° cat For instat►re, P), A)•.
lual,, ,,always used at the
totes or syllabiPr, while the
'Nods ai, oi, sit and on are
41 Ile middle of Wards. Short
f•'Nnw•r,I by ,a1P c•elneonant
Rnsl asralnant s h1 n.Llin ed
where ften a, rent i•. on the teat
,,any other tile. of a a1111-
hlually valuable character
`lo
Th;. ',abject was handled
lor-l} Manner 1141 was lief Piled
brio W ntt0ntion. I►ti,•na'ltln
t4'I by Ih' Ytrang and 1V•
osteon
hundmd sad right t.aeh,r'
DI'1Pnt• Ihr largest rlutltber ever
e rimeet. •. ,
rlll'ea111Ay F.yR`tCfn-
Iha
ml "t►nittK entertei711nenf n
rn111•r %Vere present end sol wp►
'(otoylhP
h1/u•I vPN.
dessert Rave tire, pP'eer•idelflVe
tii
rte
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To the hall of the Globe: The
he leading rd4tOFlUl in your issue of %..a-
t• f on "(Ontario's many murder
year and That the uaniee of W.
Johnston end rite. Arhes4.44 111• Ise'
tit ter rr, • tr...
The report of the re'snblt 4th e
mitt.•.• wa. read by the chsirlugn,
,.p... -tor Tuns. aid the following
hers of the resolutions passed by
p lithe school department w e
adopted:
Now. I., 11.. 111.. IV., ..n the' ill
srh.xd currirul ; Nos. L. 1(1.
Iltt. Irk Ill. IPI, IVtat. Ill. en the pi
lir 'e h.N.l department : Nos. L.
IU., IV., V.. the first elk1
id VI., V11., Vill.. IX.. on
-
entrant a ext tion. As these
.4141' are of a technical nature
in ...nee raw•.. Pry long it is eon
pull wise not to pld.lish thrtu in
tail.
Miser- Howa,,l 1414(1 Kinsman
Exeter. 11'441 very interesting pa
Oil ' "Ari." Miss ilowatsl tees•
Metaled the subjort as a very 11
ear)• nor in the11114th wh
•.Nll, and t
explained. in a'ar•ight. Vivarium ie
tier. paper -cut tjug. the making
111,x0.. etc., and pencil df:awin
illustrating .t.,rie'. sporty or in d
Ing people, sninlal' and va '
jets. It was decided to publish
paper. Mies Kinsman .poke in a
vinc41tg w -a)• of tiny -modelling,
nee of pinl.tieinr and water co
She gave many 1Iw'ful hints as l4
Mile in carrying out the work cif
tiring. She a.lvieed wide variw
the selection of .objects for draw
sl as not to make der staidly
some.
1'. K. Hluett spoke very' %tering
favor of e•mtinning Ihr
gradltation examination inn as a P
real examination. Ile felt the
pilaff Of this exarllillat inn woe a
trine thing for the politic sell
,many entrant e pupils dropped
eh4N/I Ips soon a', they paewsl th
trance because there was no Pest
tion to work for after the 011tt
On motion it. was decided to ►
the I)Ppertment 1., restore the
school graduation exalninatin
issue diplomas to successful
dates.
Votes of thank' seem ientter
the committee who arranged
Thursday night 's 'fleeting,
who contributed 114) ._her
ewer -taint -Ilene at
In :
Tickling in that Throat
"Just a little tickling the throat!" Is that what troubles
you? But it hangs l Can't get rid of it! -Home rem-
edies don't take hold. You need somethingstronger-a
regular medicine, a doctor's medicine. yer's Cherry
Pectoral contains healing, quieting, and soothing proper-
ties of the highest order. Ask your doctor about this.
No alcohol in this cough medicine.. verDose • °'a
foastlpMlos ptwlllvely prevents geed health Theo why allow ltt dose o inuir An a duct wive
War barest p reventive of disease. Ayes PIPs an Wer pals.
W
wing
muerte of
• x1
4111-
111-
Ih.•
eu)•steries" quotes from Thr tinelpb
Herald with evident approval as fol-
lows : "It Is not s0 h the punish-
ment of the murdrrere, important as
that phase of the 'natter is, as the
vindication of the law itself which is
at stone."
'' To the writers mind 1x.1 b the pun-
ishment of the murderer and the vindi-
cation of the law are dwarfed into in-
Ib- significance when compared with thea
grl:u•t that these fiends are still at
large. moving shout 10 society. cast•
ter in about. perhaps, among their un-
tiesuspecting 11ss,ociates for fresh victims
r'•a_
of their fiendish work. Whose chil-
and dren can beetle with the murderers of
.pd• Glory Whalen, Ethel Kint•ade, the
dr- victim •.1 Barton township and Lizzie
Anderson still moving in their midst?
A few years ago the Dominion Gov.
eminent expended one hundred thous-
and dollars to apprehend and convict
• murderer in the Klondike, but they
did the work and did it well, and
established for all time the fact that
even in that remote region murders
could not be committed with inlpun-
it Ontario is rich. hot it need not cont
any such awn es the shove to appre-
hend
offer a reward of, la$10,,lX Province
asum
sufficient to tempt private enterprise._
for the solittion of each unsolved mur-
der myst.•i•y, and the criminals would
noon he brought to justice. But .this
would' show the ineompetence of the
official staff. the shielding of which
seems to be of more importance than
the prevention ot crime.
The writer is oppoeed•tl capital
epun-
ishment and le not g )'
d
..bout the mere "vindication of the
law" es such, hut is concerned for the
safety of society.
Yours -74;u ly r
O. Mnrtimee Besao.
Berlin, tat., Oct. 4.
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I1IE COWAN CO.. MUTED, • • • TORONTOs
Severe attacks ot rheumatism _are otter
responsible for cases of organic heart
trouble. At - ally - rate it is foolish to '
" grin and bear it."
►, REMEDY
iporry pure your case. Ithashas proved
ipp_ at in all forms of Rheumatism -
muscular, inflammatory and gouty. A big
bottle costs only 51.00.
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114i na-
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re
public
anHubby--"T• old saying is 'true:
n and 'it is nnl • oils who get. married.' "
„awe. 'It
That'' how Providence taken
ed t ' r of them," Hubby -"How ?"
1Vifp0 By giving them wives to look
or after thein."
thus.'
y- t o 11,"
time, end to
the Coll.gi.lr I ytIlute hoard and
teachers for t heir kindnrss in granting
the use of their %chord,
The singing of the Nati0n441 A
In ought a succe'sfltl ronventior
close,
A country lass travelled into the
city the o•her day acid entered a boot
shop. "i'm want in' a pair n' shin fur
Randy. all.' said. "And who is
Sandy ?" said the polite 'hop girl.
tit hem "1►h, hr' floe: i'll tell 'im ye wis axin'
efter 'im I"
1 to a
Forhieldnn.
••if yon refute, me, Ulla.' (iladyp, 1
shall get a rope and commit suicide ?"
"No, Colonel, you must not do that.
Paps said distinctly he would not have
you hanging about here."
Plucking Asparagus.
They were very young and very
happy, and very foolish and very
newly wed.
And they kept a kitchen garden.
"Angeline., darling." said the ynnth-
tnl husband, 'lay I wa' pugging
through the ague ready n
for cooking. I saw Perhaps r
you'd like to go end gather the Net
fruit of the season yourself t'
She would love to. hut she wasn't
expert. in hortlrulture. and didn't
want. to "lot on.' 1f she went alone
she might, commit pnmP egneglons
blunder.
"I tell von what., Edwin,' exclaimed
the girl wife ent.hunlastleally. "we'll go
Out together. Vnu shall pluck it. and
t will hold the ladder 1"
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Buy him a well -Inane, tailor-made
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boys of 16, who measure 33 or 34
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Tailoring for $15.
They are shape -stayed, style -keeping
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it's all right
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Hood, body and dash of Leatherette tubular steel
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A mighty handy cart for you and comfy for baby.
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HEATING
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