Wingham Times, 1890-01-03, Page 6c a`itingilam Vacs
FIi11aA pIAI. UAIiRX 8, 11320,
Wfat Wawan.osh.
QQ..unoil 1,0e4 according to statute
do Monday, 1.6th laepember, Min-:
iter of last meeting were read and:
approved. Tile treasurer's xeport
for October and . >li'ovembea showed
ireceipts, $2,41 4,90, ano expenditures,
*Lamm leaving balance of
$826,'72' on band. Wrn. Thorns
camplaineci that the parties to
drainon con, 12, .had not- done
ler work as the engineer directed,
411d that •his portion of drain was
tt sing tf ostroyed thereby. A cool-
snunicf}tion from the engineer en
sane:atlbject was read, $toting that
11n le/itd examined the premises and
,dud extended the time for completion
of A. Gaunt's portion until the 20th.
Moved }Iy Mr. Rowers, 'seconded by
"IVB r. Gassers, that if I . ,Gaunt does
e11 t con}plete bis work in the time
gygeoifted, the clerk re+iaest the en-
, :ginner to let the job according to
statute. -'Carried. The engineer also
reported that O. Miller, con 7,. had
not done his ° portion of ditch
according to the award and extended
the time far completing the work
properly until December 31st. The
oounoil resolved itself into a board of
,health to receive • the report of Dr.
Gordon, medical adviser, and to pay
}is account of $3 fon services render•
Id. Council work resumed. Charles
irvin, senior, drew the attention of
the council to the fact;.that au improp-
er proportion of the school rt&1e for U.
S S. No, I, Nile, had been levied on
the V a evanosh portion of the section,
{awing to, an improper .equalizettion.
iVloved by the Reeve, seconded by Mr.
- Bowers, ,.that the clerk correspond
with the Ashfield council on the mat-
•ier, asking them to.take steps to have
the error rectified -Carried. Moved
by Mr. Stewart, seconded by Mr.
Gibson, that the collector be given
'until January 15th forreturn of roll-
(farried. The following veer° appoint-
ed Deputy Returning Officers for the
doming municipal , elections Polling
subdivision No, '1, J. G. Ward ,•No.
2 George Rutledge ; No. 3. R. K.
Miller No. 4, John Gordon. The
;accounts of 1T. Glen for shovelling
amps!,, and A. Kirk, for 'culvert and
putting tree, were laid over. Moved
by U.
r. Bowers,seconded by Mr.Todd,
Oatthe • meeting •of ratepayers on
nomination day he held at 10 a. m.-
\ harried. Theclerk was instructed to
"\have 150 copies of financial statement
printed. A. number of -checkswere
given,after which the council adjourn.•
d to meet according to statute.
• R. K. 11/11LLER, Clerk.
Salem.
The ' Congregational Church at
'Getumill's Corner, " T"uritberry, had
pleasant gathering last Thursday
evening, when, for the first time'in the
history of this place of .worship, a
7tlristmas tree entertainment was
given in connection with the Sabbath
edictal. The first part of the: pro-
gramme, consisting of singing, recta-
tions and dialogues by the scholars,
being completed, refreshments were
,served round, when the ohildrel?, again
•entertained the company by • their
recitals,.' which ' wore received with
applause by a numerous and apprecia-
tive audience. Bat the , crowning
event of the evening was the:distribu
tioti of the presents from the Christ.
utas tree, which,as might be imagined,
occasioned much interest and excite-
ment amongst the scholars, and, with
commendable liberatlity, several
v;LIuablp presents were found to have
been given to individuals of a larger•
growth. In the course of the evening,
. s:tort addresses were delivered by the
Itcv, Dunlop and the pastor, the Rev.
J. AL. Totten. I{earth+ votes of
thanks were given to the ladies'
Corrimittee,the organist and clisirman,
alai this pleasurable entertainment
was br•Jugbt to a., 'close., by singing the
doxnlogy.-0u Friday evening last,
thn mortal remains of Mrs, M.,- Deyell.
were conveyed to their last resting
place•, in the Wroxeter cemetery and
placed beside timed of her hue -
baud, who di, d about fourteen years
a loses mo
Mt s mourned i
1
'previously.y
her friend"• acid the attendants of the
Congre,,,atior::al Church, Tnrn'herry,
of *herb body she had fur many years
continued aconsistent tudifiber.
Ittrnber)t .
if r. Dari.i Martin Las sold his farm,
ant one fes • tan •Plib;On Ic, t • 141,t itob•'rt
Shemin for $4,201 c;,811. The farru
eeeTtaite l0(? acre!v, at.d Tins a rot
I,rj.:k bombe end first clams baro on ft
•iii'+ rjrliitg is is ihr a -slaw omndition,
t tet Is Cling "''r Sharpie
.
Listowel.
An old Listowal lloy-lir. T, A.
Austin, sou of Mr. A. Austin, of this.
town -leas been distinguishing him
self in uncle Sam's dominions, and
this is flow a Neky Orleans paper
speaks of the matter:
Two men neatly dressed, made a
desperate but unsuccessful attempt'
at robbery of registered 'packaget; in
the office of the United States Express
Curnpany on Uravier street, near St,
Charles, 4t 8;30 o'clock yesterday.
While the money clerk was being
drawn into conversation by one of
the • sharpers, the other slipped
through a door lending liehind the
counter and , grabbed three or four
money ,packages from, an express safe.
Austin saw him and made a rush at
the fellow who tried to make a dash
for the street, some twelve feet dis-
tent. He was caught by Austin, who
held on firmly, Somebody blew
a police whistle and soon a large
crowd gathered. The confederate
fled precipitately and escaped, but the
Party to whom Austin held on deeper-
ately was delivered over to the r ol:ce
and taken to the central station in
the patrol wagon. It was a bold
scheme this attempt at robbery in
broad daylight, but it signally failed,
thanks to the prompt action of Mr.
Austin. At the station the prisoner
gave his nnme'as Wm. Frai.klin, a
bookkeeper, 32 years old and a native
of Baltimore. When hewas taken
before Captain h'lalone the latter
instantly' recognized him as Win.
Evans an old New Orleans crook, who
had done five years for robbing the
People's Bank. The money in the
packages the thief attempted to get
a way with amounted to $10,000. •
Hawick•
The Council met in the township
hall. at Gerrie, Dec. 16th, 1889, pursu•
ant to Statute and clerk's notice, at
2 o'clock p, m. Members all present.
The Reeve hi the. chair. 1Vtintites of
last meeting read and approved.
Moved by Mr. Dulmage, seconded by
Mr. Robertson, that the tax collectors
be instructed not to enforce the
engineer's: expenses on Ashton drain
until the council hold . a Oourt of
Revision on same -Carried. Moved
by Mr. Jacques, : •seconded by Mr.
Graham, that the 'members of the
Board of Health each he. paid $5, arid
the secretariy $4 extra, for postage,
making rettirns, etc: -Carried. Mov-
ed by Mr. "Jacques, seconded by Mr.
Graham, that the CIerk procurd the
necessary number of copies of detailed
statements and post them up iu pur-
suance of statnte-Oarried. .Accounts
passed. --J. Geddons, $8.50, for ditch,
un Howick and Wallace boundary, and
damage A. Drummond, $2.40, for
gravel ; A.McMichael, $6 24, for
gravely Wm. 11. Clegg, $12:7'0, for
coal oil, etc , and taking care pf hall ;.
S. Johnson, $1:80, for gravel ; R.
Jameson, $197, for Spence's bridge.
The council then closed.
WM. DANE, T'p Clerk.
Tree Planting on Farms. • . '
To the Rditor of the Tao:
Sm, -Many inquiries have been
lately made as to the best method of
establishing small plantations of
hardwe)od on farms where the natural
supply of timber las run short. The
best reply that can be given to these is
that, to insure rapidity of growth, we
must plant enough young trees to
shade the gr'ouud to a considerable
•extent,"that is to say, plant young
trees, say three or four feet apart each
way. This is about• four times as
many trees as wilt ultimately be need-
ed, and, therefore, it is well to plant
three•fonrthse maples, which are cheap,
common 'trees of easy growth, and
make every fourth tree a tree of
better and more durable variety, such
as the ash, hickory or cherry. As the
pant tion ,gets tee close the maples
can he cut out, and will- make good
fuel, leaving the more valuable trees,
which will yet stand quite close -
enough to answer the purpose. Of
course my readers understand;fibat `to
grow olear•timber fit for +emannfacturr
ing purposes, the tree must grow,
othet'wise they wilt run into branches
Thiel is the mode practised by the best
United States. planters. The 'maples
will get above the others, which will
de rood but do not let them get too
far above. Yours, &c.,
R; W. Pa1PPs.
Toronto, Pe., 7th, 1830'.
Iiere is a, fact, that every one is not
aware of, that Chr et tins and the first
of May are always ou t11 • same day
Wednesday was the day last year, and
if you Lave leisure titn • gather your
old calendhrs together and yea wilt'
II th.it May Land Ch ibt,nes have
always been on tis after a day of the
vrQ p
Mr. Stiertt replies tQ Ci/tth,o11t0
LEIY an.
To the Editor of the Wingham TimeS,
DEAR SIR,- I am a CathoLic lay
man is satisfied about: 'Romanist.' I
used it for brevity. 1 might well:, b
excused, howevtrx when the Pope
himself calls his church 'The Roman
Church,' from which Romanist natur-
ally follows. A, letter sent by Jahn•t
Cardinal Gibbdos, anent the Catholic
Centennial, bears this inscription
'To our beloved son, James Gibboms
of the title of St. Mary beyond the
Man Cardinal Priest of the ably
Raman Church, Archbishop of Balti-
wore.' -
2. Catholic Layman asks for par-
ticulars as to persecution of Protest.
ants in Mexico. Intelligerce on such
topics come to us mostly from Protes•
tants ministers whose reports are pub_.
,fished in the denominational jautuals
and copied intp other papers. Here is
a sample I.oulled from the Witness
some months ago :
'Tun CLERICAL. .PARTY in Mexico.
is again persecuting the Protestants
with great bitterness. A young
I'rotestant'Mexiean girl opened a
village school, and. was poisoned by
'loco' weed in a few days by the
fanatics. In Guerrero. a mob, insti-
gated by priests, assaulted the house
of a Protestant family ar1c4 killed
three persons. In Vera Cruz, the
editor of a Liberal newspaper was
denounced from the pulpits, and was
murdered shortly afterwards on a
lonely road,'
Niue years ago, I heard Rev. Wm.
Butler, D. D , an eminent Methodist
minister,of the States, who bus labor.
ed in Mexico,state. in a lecture that
twenty-five"years from that time, the
Inquisition was in operation, ' under
the old, regime in Mexico ; that parties
were not, indeed, burned to death,
but were led along a room till a trap
door ripened, .and they disappeared
never to .be seen alive again. The
remains of, two of the wast recent
victims are preserved in the museum
of Mexico. •
8. Catholic Layman asks for proofs
of any assertion that the Jesuits were
concerned in the wars, especially that
of 1870. I would remind him that
it is not my •assertion. I distinctly
affirmed that 'I 'disclaimed, making
statements on my own humble author-
ity, and that I therefore quoted Gold-
win .S111ith. •. He being a Professor of
History, has made such' matters it
,special study, and is not likely to make
an unfounded statement. •
A similar account is given in the
Encyclopedia Br ittanica. • Its articles
are carefully prepared, after compari
son of sources of information; and it
is a stardard authority. Here, then,
to go no further, are two eminent
authorities. • 'If Catholic Layman,
chooses to put himself in opposition
to them, he ran, but others will form
their own. judgment. Catholic Lay-
man objects to quotations. He asks
for proofs. But in regard to history,
proof must be by quotations. So.
tnust it be in' general as to the present-
day likewise, for unless one .has been
personally •a witness, he ..must give
either the oral or written_ quotatidn of
another. How does Catholic Layman
know that the Jesuits Buttered 1i trd-
,ships in the early days of Canada, ex-
cept by what he has heard. or read
from some one else Does he think
that his own assertions are proofsl
I do not. ,I have, therefore, given
`my authorities. they are good ones.
Catholic Layman's dispute is with
them, therefore, now, rather than
with me.
Catholic Layman says: "It is wrong
bo say that the Roman 0,ltholic
church teaches that all Protestants will
be damned." Cardinal Manning, as I
have showed from the Tablet, says:
"It is necessary to the s..lvation of
every human creature to be subject
to the Reman Pontin" Rather eon
tradictory. 1, however, hold with
St. Pant, that we are saved by faith
in Christ alone. Thus the tree is
made good and the fruit will be good,
I do not think it'lecessary'to advert
further to the other matters in
Catholic Le.ytnett's letter.
W. K. Strcewn%
Tile fool may be depended Upon to
keep a secret if he does not know it.
The significant notice, 'Hands oft'
is placed '.
p 1 Ce over era circular savv in a wood
working factory.
•
y•
eD fereI! na r
'r0 oT EnB.-•-Ara yon di t abed at night
and broken of ;your rest by a sick child suffering and
trying with pain of Cutting Teeth? If a0 acrid nt
cneeand get a bottle of "fr8. i'inslow's lioothing
Syrup'" for Children Teething*. Its value is meal:ui.
able. it will relieve tile poor little suffer.:r
rlm:Lealiately. Depend upon it, mothers; there Is no
miatako about it. It cures Dysentery and DiarrInea,
reeuhttea the Stomach and Bowens, eutes Wind Colic,
softens the Gums, pedesis lntlrtmn,atlo5, and gives
tone and energy to the whole sy:steni. " Mrs. Win.
slaw's Soothing !,genie" for children teething Is
plear:at to the taste and is the pin w•ril.tlon of one of
theeldeet aril hest terrible pbyeielv., and nurses In
the Iimlted Htxtee,"and is for sale by -a11 druggiatd
abysms -host the world. Price twenty-five Dentes i
,'BIAI>roI,i1"t C'oitxaa RRUGI 1t3'TU
fyryystir. Be tore ami sok for DM**.. ti•1 M.ow'r
56mmssaw tons,' mad teolPJf se ether biadt :,..•
nygllN l A lt1C ,
I'ATII,RIfON,
BA6hire or Metall 'Melina 00857, 1551155 Or Maio
81405 LiC$(sE5,
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FRED. . WRIGHT,
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oN'1'.
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MORTGAGES. PURCHASED. No OOMMISSIbN CHARGED..
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A number of .Building Iota and Residence proper
Mos for Sale.
Those dealring 'to makea home in Wingham should
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BANK OF HAMILTON,
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DIRECTORS
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