Wingham Times, 1892-11-25, Page 4Amor
R T Texaa, with saloons and one hundred
ct".,ottsnnal less people than Lenses has
WC penitentiaries and three thousand.
convicts. The haul:managers of
Maine have just reported that of the
-.- AND r66.1,000 people of that state 146,666
�r"i -t . have 550,278,452 deposited in the
G4TLb ... I saviugu haulm, so that Prohibition can-
l not have ruined business, A glance
l at..local option in operation in Illinois
TUp tt,q .gg,. u shows that the prohibition, town of
T.U. aER■ q�. W. Y „ A '' Prillinan, with a poplllattoi: of eleven
thousand, gets along admirably with a
Opp. Brunswick House, polies force of but two constables in
all•
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RIDA� . NOVEMBER. 25, 1892,
4DITORIUL NO:ONS
Ma. D. PORTER, M. P. P. for North
uoe, bas gone to California for the
efit of his health Ho, expects to
rid the winter there.
T is said that a bill to provide for
t inspection of electric .light metres
1'be introduced at next se-ssiou of
i Loruittiou Parliament.
ovxiNOR ROYAL has called the
rthwest Legislature to meet on
cember 7th. Ex -Premier Hanitain
•l then reorganize" his Government.
eiW. W. MACDONALD, the Conservative
sninee in Eastern A.ssiniboia, has
tin elected by acclamation to succeed
ti. Dewdney, late Minister of the
Parlor,
NEW YOBS city is to have a splendid
one, library, upwards of two trillions
Ia dollars of the estate of the late
G
alnel J.Tiitlen being devoted to that
rid pose,
strike abolition of Provincial subsidies
w„tow being discussed in the press
''i clubs. This question will be a live
tie in Canadiayn politics before many
es. '
pin success of the ,Democrats in
i recent elections in the • United
,rtes will, no doubt, result in the
b ering of the duties on. rnanufae-
1ege.s. .No change will likely be made
I i some time,so the different inter; sts
req accommodate themselves to the
trainable.
a''T St, John, N B, in, the election
thesd:sy last for the House of Com -
las to fill the vacancy caused by the.
istiation of 0 N Skinner, John A
G*'sley, Ind'ep•,udeut Conservative,
t t'ated the seraiiiht Conservative
h uineee, George Robertson, by over
eJ votes. Attorney general Blair's
al ,trity in Queen's is said to exceed
int Dalai& Farmer says: "Notwnl:-
c aiding theefforts of the liquor -dealers
b ice contrary, drunkenness has been
gir,'st wiped out—many a former
.v
'Orate drinker has quit the habit.
ac3 above all, a host of young men
Yetis, started on a soler lied Indus-
s1°ins career, under three years' ha -
'#ice of prohibition. The drink bill
he two Dakotas dropped off seventy
cent the very first year, and has
ti growing materially less than ever
e, and no one has been made the
ai
'1ireg thereby but the 'saloon -keepers,
were and distillers." '
rr eat: Toronto gull given no uncertain
d as to its position on the trade
Ion: "Bef"re the people are
years older the protectionists
find confronting them, not an
action, but an energy that will
le them in the final struggle for
w mastery. We,, purpose to aid in
ging the war into Africa, and will
sad our share toward matting the
'ythibers howl. 'Upon all sides are
m signs of unrest, presaging a re.
nary period, in which those Who
carded the country's progress
he aegis of the ogre protection
Tee Toronto News, Independent
'Conservative, in connnon with all the
other independent journals in, Canada,
does not like the way the Government
has dealt with the Edgar Caron charges.
It says ; The manner iu which the
Edgar Caron charges have been treat
ed by the Government cannot be con-
sidered setisfaetory. A disposition to
shield a political ally is too obvious.
11 the charges are fats', the freest and
most open iuvestigat.ion is the way to
prove them; if true, no attempt should
be made to screen the culprit. The
fatal influence of party seems to have
so permeated the politicians that they
entitled to the purses owing to the, Ctorra<e•
reason stilted above.—On Tuesday I Mr ion 0 Retort of the fir►n of
evening of last week George Edward, ; Edgar Ltros,rnil1ers,of Ta► a,was visiting
eldest son of 1tG Vincent, of "181friends in town last week. --Mrs J A
town, died after an illness of a week.' `1'i;glius, wile has beau i•isijing; friends
The cause of l.is decease was wow i fn town for some time past, lett for
fever. Tie was a bright, prcrntsing• Califtnuia last week. --Mr and Mrs
child and had always been very healthy. ',Archie McIntosh, of Liattivpel, were in
1:10 was nearly six yeat'a of u e, .Ila' town last week, shaking Bantle with
funeral took plume au 'Thursday atter• , old friends. --•-The cider- milt of 'ibis
noon. Mr and Mrs Vincent are deep- ince isgetting a great deal of .custom
ly sy►npatliized n'ith, -ilio Sohaol i work to u at present,—Mr W S Been
Hoard met, 00 Wednesday of lasthas had a furnace laced in his store
week and chose a staff' of teachers for for the uoeoinodatfo of his sustainers,
1898, viz ; Principal, Mr.S A Cemer-, —Mrs Dr Freeborn, of Lion's Head,
on, of Ottawa ; lst assistant, Miss I after visiting at - the Rev Mr Brownlee
Braden; 2nd assistant, Mies Abraham; I for some time, left for her bonne last
1?rimary, Miss,Sproat, of Stratford,but week,—:Rev John hough. who was
she being engaged in another place.,1 stattano 1 on the Gerrie circuit about
Miss Cucper, of Gunton, was the next t eight years ago, was viuiting old
circles and elle has accepted. There acquaintances in, this iteighborhootl last
were about 180 applications for the week,—At atmlast regular meeting
various positions, 94. of whicb H ere for of Court' Gerrie, No 57, 0 0 1+1, the
principalship. The Board m s t ate following officers were installed for the
p m and it was nearly 7 p , • ensuing term, ; C ?L, VI/ 0 Strong ;
day morning when they got through. V C, Ed James; Chap, John Stewart;
At 12.30 all the assistaut teachers bad R S, Jas Arinstron; F S, N Mc -
been chosen, then biscuits and cheese
were served. 'Then the most difficult
part of the task came on, that of seleo-
ing a principal, which took, nearly SIX
hours.
Ethel.
"Dr Cale is dead" were the -dew sad
words that startled the residents of
Ethel and surrounding country on
may be said to possess little or no Friday evening, llth luso. He had
political conscience. ft passes come recently pasasd through a siege of
prehension how men who, in their own typhoid fever, but bad recovered suffi-
private life, hew to a hair's breadth,
will, in anything of a political nature,
strike wide end think .nothing of it.
The ',ice is intensely American and be
avoided. As far as the Edgar charges
ciently to resume his practice. A cold
contracted led to inflatn►uation of the
bowels and despite all that medical at-
tendants end the willing offices of
relatives and friends, the grim. messen-
ger soon claimed the patteut. The
are concerned, the people will not be•daetor vas born at Stratford, Perth
content until they are cleared up one 00, on • September 1858, and
way or the other. Legal quibbling is received a liberal education. Her de
'd d to enter the medical p
h 1'c l rofession
•
CORDON & MoI TY 3E.
OUR FALC : :lit PLAY
of handsome now fabrics will prove to be
very interesting both to ladies and gentle
Wren. an Dross and Mantle geode the
stook is large aud varied embracing the
very latest shades and designs, and for '.
quality they aro unsurpassed, but any
pen description of them would fail to
givo an aocurato c'liscriptioh of their
beauty and excellence ; we would there-
fore cordially invite all intending purch-
asers to gall and extarino those fashion-
able and seasonable goods, get our prices.
No matter how nice goods may look, we
are anxious to sell them and a small
amount over cost will secure them, this
is not idle talk as anyone oan prove by
seeing our geode and bearing our out
prices --just arrived a large purchase of;
boys' and men's ready made suits and
overcoats, they are bargains, see
tem --Do em --Do not risk your healtn by wearing
bad shoes at this season, when you can
get the very best Boots, Shoes and Rub -
Laughlin '.Ureas, W J McLaughlin ; bars from us for so little money—We
S W, F Davidson : J 1V, John Ardell;
SB, John Wilson ; J B, W Doig ; P
011, J B Campbell ; Court Physician,
Dr.Tnck.--Mrs Wm Greenolieed at her
residence in his just, before
midnight on Monday of 'Nast week, at
the advanced ago of nearly 83 years.
She was born and. married in England
and carne with her husband to Canada
in 1848, settling first near Braulpton,
then moving to Peel township, andthen, 87 years ago, locating iilsHowick
near Orange Hill, where they remain-
ed until about 15`years ago when they
retired from farming and took up their
residence in Gorrie. She was an
earnest Christian woman and her end
was , a beautiful exemplification of
faith Her 1usbaud, who is five years
her senior in years, survives her,
although in very fragile health. She
leaves a liviir family of nine children,
while oue son, Edward, preceded her
not investigation. It is beneath the tis to the ,.rave some eleven years ago.
and becawt tt tudetit of Trinity (7ni-�'Ibe funeral took place on' Thursday of
diguity of aOahiuet Minister and a versity, Toronto, graduating in April, lyse week, the remains being enteired
1885. In May of the same year -he i,, the Methodist burying ground.
sign of weakness in t,.great party.
The public conscience just; now is in
an uneasy state, and expediency as
well as honesty dictate an undeviating
cuur•se along the lines of truth and
justice.
located at Ethel and during the six
years ke practiced . here he loot only
worked up a lucrative an rapidly in-
;reasing practice, but made hosts of
friends. Dr Cale was genial, obliging,
wiling to lend a hand to every good
I cause and to short exercised a mould
Brussels. I ing influence in the neighborhood from
The monthly horse fair will be held a moral .standpoint that might well
on Thursday next, December 1st.—•be coveted by others. He was a
The. Sunday evening services of Knox ' consistent member of the Episcopalian
church will be held at 6.30 instead of church and was the leading spirit in
o'clock as formerly —The eight having regular services established
youths sutnmoned to appear on Moll-; here try that denourivation. Although
dap afternoon of last week, before the : this is true he not only wished God
magistrates for assaulting James . speed to other churches bat aided in
Iinechtel, settled the case by each pay- ; urany ways the carrying on of veli-
ing; $1 and costs. The names are not; gious Work and by voice aud act gave
given here as this was the first offence evidence of his desire to see the
for tee majority of sham and we hope I Master's cause advancing. In the
the boys will never be found en_,ai;ed , establishment of the alechanics' Insti-
in anything of the sort again. Less.: iute and new `Township Hall, and in
y g p after eight
t trcet roaming1 connection a ith benevolent societies,
too bast mHaus of keeping g is out one of I of g rise, he took au active part and the pro
trouble —Mr A Good, of this place, ' gress of these institutions was largely
has taken a situation with the wall I duo to hid energy' and, zeal. He will
known firm .of Stone & Wellington, I ba gi:•eatly missed in and around Ethel,
nurseryweu,Toronta. He hes sixteen but he has left a charanter behind hire
miles square of tete,tory in thi.locality : that is well worthy of emulation, par
—Whsle in town last week the Cos- i titularly by the young. Tt a subject
grove Concert Company were photo- , of this notion was grated in marriage
graphed, collectively and individually. ; to Miss .Emily Ceveaey, of Mitehell,on
by 11 J Strong, artist.—The Rev < H' August 18th, 1S86, and the young
widow, and three little children now
mourn the sudden deuease of husband
aud father. The interment was made
in ht Jaynes' cemetery, Toronto, on
Monday afternoon, the remains being
conveyed from here by the early train
on Monday. An impressive service
was field at the home of the deceased
on Sabbath evening. Rev Mr Lee
nocowpanied Mil Cale to' Toronto
Bro Reid; •R S. Bro Smith: F S, Bro The people of this community sympa-
Koenig•,, Treasurer, Bro Blaehill; S W, thise deeply ueito the bereaved.
Bro Seel;. J W, Bro Cozier; S B, Bro Belg;rave'
Kirkconnel, J 13, I3ro W Wilhee;
Physicians, Bros McKelvey and Gra- Rev 5 Satiety will lecture on "Man
hero.—Miss Lily I intlell is home from liness," in Belg;rave Methodist churtrb.
London on a visit. --Mr W Edgar and on Mondry evening, December 5th.
family, of Walton, have moved to Admission 15 cents, tickets for course,
town.—Mr Neil 1tiebardsoii hes re- 25`ceuts. A. good intel1ectnttl feast.
turned home from an' extended trip —The Congregationalists, of Wing-
to Manitoba and Dakota —Mrs 1) A ham, are losing their • minister, He
McKay,and son,of Grand 1'orks,North goes to Woodstock in about a month..
DIced, have been visiting Mr J 8 —Neither sleighing nor wheeling just former meeting were read and cola- ',inotinI by Tiles Hemphill, Seconded
Smith, in town. --Mr lie,bt Armstrong; now, business dull till roads are better. finned.. The ooltee-tor s r bond as by Wni Lee, rile Council adjourned to
left town Inst week on b millwr,ghting —Rev J H Dyke was in Ifnicardlne; presented and accepted. ,Cho treat'.. meet on the 15th of December.
trip. His first place of work will lie last Sabbath. Mr J E Hunter sup- trey's report for September and J Clowax, Clerk,
Trout Creek in the Algoma District - plied for hint here --Mr E 1.,ivinlatone October was read. it showed balance
Renton, evangelist, has been conduct-
inearevival services in the Methodistchurch, of this place, Burin, the past
week.—The following officers were
installed for the ensuipg term, in con-
nection with Court Princess Alexan-
dria. Canadian Order of Foresters, of
this place, an Tuesday evening of best
week; P 0 R, Bro Gerry; C R, Bro
Platt; V 0 Tt Bro J Wilbee• Chap,
Morris.
Mr Geo McCall, 8th line;. is pre•
paring to enlarge his. barn next spring
andnhave stone stabling planed under-.
heath,-1'ir LlOC'Yrill; 4th line, has
had erected a very 'commorlious resi-
deuce on his farm. The .carpenter
work was under the charge of W K
Oloakey. Next ..spring, Mr Youill
will have it veneered with brick and
completed with -all wodern improve
meats. �- 11I-a-ssrs-. Rich .Armstrong;,
Frazer Emhery ain 1 Prank lan'ledge,.
who went to the 136uce • Ptfliusul
some three weeks ago, have returned
bringing with .theou • two deer apiece.
They repuft having a, 'gci d' tittle, a1-
thilsvgli the weather was 'not all that
'night be .lesiretl.—Tlie trustees of S
S No 6, have re-engaged their present
teacher, Mr Jas A 'Ruse, at a salary
of $380 for 1893 —The made are
becoming very bad .and wi,l soon be
impassable. if they do. not freeze up
very shortly.—The apple pickers have
now finished their work for this year
and .dtaVe ' gone to their respet tt> e
homes. The principal I•,uyere in ibistownship were Sperling, bf Wiughein,
Powell, of Blyth, Steep and Cantelou,
of Odom, belly, of Brussels, and
Peterson, of Colborne --Among those
who had large; yields of apples this
year were `Thos Miller', who bad 10
barrels, and`J R Bell, who had 160
barrels. ' These are both large yields
considering the size of the orchards,—
While writing. about apples we must
not forget to mention the good tinge
made in lacking apples by Messrs
Shurrie,° Birch and Wright of Brussels,
and Hurry C+itzaimtnonS, of Clinton.
In eight Negri they packed 60 barrels,
making two moves, one of three miles
,and the. other half a utile.—Mr Lew
Williams, of Morris, left on Thursday
last on a trip to Wales. He expects to
return next March.
West Wawanoah.
The tiounctl met' in the Cuuncil
room on Saturday, November 12th.
Members all present. The minutes rof.
give big values in pure fresh groceries
and spices, prime teas are a speciality
with us, try a sample pound of our cele-:
brated "Ram Lids" and "Pure Russian
Blend" bia' teas.—Gents Furnishings.
and ordered suits and overcoats, always
command our very best attention.
GORDON & McINTYRE.
• The Big Brown Anchor,
Witneham., October 7th, 1892.
Township Solicitor, $45, and services
in connection with the Nulli suit
$15, was ordered to be paid. Patrick
Welch aeked compensation for the
maintenance of the uhildren of the late
William Ledley. The matter was left
over until eilgnrry be trade into
matters in, connection with the4estate.
A large number of accounts were
passed which will be published in
connection with the financial state-
ment. Ountcil adjourned to tin et
aee',rding to statute, un December
15th, Beloty is given a • statenreilt
showing the ninount raised for the
different school sections ih the muni•
cipality with the rate;.
SECTION GENERAL SPECIAL!, RATE
Union 1 8210.36 882,63 2'I.10 mills.
2 297.00 100.00 2 "
Union 3 . 96.72 99 69 0 4 i h "
" 5 67.09
" 0 32.81
" 8 262.08
3 231.90
Seper, 282.80
Union 15 82.68
" 7 82.48
" 13 210.02
4 398.68
Union 12 164.88
" 14 12.3.21
" 9 24 38
Lucknow 121.50
Oouuty rate for year is 2 4-10 mills,
township rate 2 mills and special
school, r'a'te 773•-100 mills per dcllar..
R. K. Minnaft, Clerk.
George Smith, of this tow,nship', Sias
rented his splendid farm to \Messrs
Hubby Jz 13ase, who formerly resided
in the sieiuity of Whitby, for a term
of eeven years Mr Smith intends to
locule with (tis family tri Dungannon
in, the near future.
Wroxeter.tiounctl met nn the evening of the
15th November. Mianbers present=
Messrs Borders, Hemphill, Leo and
Vogt. Tho Reeve in the chair: Min-
utest of last meeting read and confirm-
ed. A by-law was introduced and •
read three times atppojntings the time
and place for h.lding the municipal
elections and 'fur the election of public
school trustees. Oa. motion by Thos
Hemphi 1, seconded by Wm Lee, the
Clerk uses instructed to get the neces..
sary printing of ballots for or against
a County Elouse of Refuge, when
necessary. Ott motion by Thos
Hetripliril; seconded by Win Lee, the
Clerit `was instructed to ask tenders
for tilling the front of data with stone
or coarse gravel, at so much. per yard.
The work to he cotainouced not later
than 24th inst, and to be completed
not later than December let next, acid
to be paid for by the let of February,
1898. Thos H-uiphil1, on motion by
Win Lee seconded by J 13 V'og;t,waunp-
pointed to oversee the work, On
24.53 21-10 •e
13.03 17.10 "
86.11 2 4-10 •t
100.00 15-10 "
31-10 '`
62.24 2 6-10 " •'
30.21 31-21
88.33 4 1-3 "
%100.00 19-10 "'
60.00 26-10 "
53.82 2410 "
12.00 ' 2 3-10 "
6' 1-2 '•
Mr Ward Farrow, who recently went will soon have phis trill in running and receipts of $169 25 and aexpendi- `Vitrltootiurch•
West, has secured a good situation order,—Mr Geo Walsh rete red home tore $101 86, leaviuti $61.89 due Mr \lowhrity, after a serious illness
with the Standard Oil Company at from Newmarket last weelr.-•-14irs J Novereder account. An aeeaunt was I of tan Weeks; duration, is now abbe to,
Winnipeg—Mrs W T Cluff and two Obit leares for leer home in Brandon, presented from Dr McKay, being for take some nomiehing food —Mr 111 ,T
children left this piece last week for
Fenton, Mioh, tejoir Rev Mr Clad".—
There was a disputa over the result of
the speeding in the ring at East Huron
some up for summary judgment." Fall Fair, arising out of the fact that.
?Ail with prohibitionattd batons theraces were open to trotters and
{:los Goebel entered the speedy pace
thna>aatid more eagle than 1 end won hath the buggy race and tit
loss but one pe'nittentiary and open 'raThe Oommltteo on :Are
"lith 5"I at7 DIS ! titrAi 1Ared i t � 1 � ( nr`hei
Man, this week, having spent the sum••
mer among relatives in this vicinity.
—Miss Mary Parker, of Sunshine,,tvae
the guest of Mrs Barkley last Sabbath
;medical attendance on the late James ! 111e1C'-w ie, teacher of the NVIntechurch
'Thompson. .No action was taken, the i school, Kinloss, has tesigntal and in.
council considering that they ware not !tends going to Manitoba.
responsible for the paytnent of thee; _ -
• Mr Win Love had his hand badly claret. A comanunicetion from 111 C.; Turflbet:'ry,
cut by a stroke font the band cutter's Carrterron, Esq. Township Solicitor, re, ". Mr Jas Johnston, formerly of the B
knife, while feeding; a threshing Wan•' by law dispensing with MAW .p•iynien,, Hue, who Was boon in Manitoba during.
shins at iltlr W 1 th's, on .Friilafy hest, , for s, Pep killed by dogs, rud"g read and tile past summer, rertnrfeed home fait
-Mr Joelest 13e1 had like? .ttiiiff dace plestrg fiJ yy nit ftroe. tom. *wit t