The Wingham Times, 1897-05-28, Page 1VOL. XXVI.-
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O. FRIDAY. MAY 28, 1897,
NM A Nnt
Marriage Lieeneel
Issued by rums PATanson, No 23, Vie-
, toria street, Winghato, that No witrigeses
regumeci.
WE SELL CHEAP
We are paying 120. for Butterand
10c. for Eggs.
-are InTfLinil left on Wednesday or
New Oenveril3 0, where be hate obtalitlY
ter% brothers; Mr. Ire, jareee 3.: wbod
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been in Ontario during the winter, r
, on Thursday to Britinh ColuenbieW
-The Toronto News containe e untie
HEADS WIII IN BUSINESS of a marriage which occnrred et Wellaoe
. 1 burg receutly which will i4fterest meny o
oily readers; the coutraeting parties bele
Jos. Salet and Una Fairfield, both, anti
recently, ride, of Winghaeo.
-The Junior La0r011E0 team, Map!
',safe, played Walkerton's Saugeen teem a
Walkerton en Mendeyand were defeate
2-. Our bayonet/ to ocinapete against
much older and more experienced team
OUR MILLINERY TRADE for
the past two months Inisexe.eeded our
greatest ezpectations. We have
never been so busy, there must be a
reason for this, yes there is, never
was the stock so large, never so
choice and never as much in your
favor in price as now.
SPRING -Haase Cleaning is .ogain
here and we have anticipated your
Wants in Lee° Certain Nets, Art
Muslins, - Carpets and OliclOths.
Call and see our sok and get prices
iwe will cat and mateh the carpet for
you and save 7011 a world of trouble.
See a line of Blouses we have got
at 75e. they are well worth $1.
OUR DRESS GOODS TRADE this
season has been most satisfactory
we never did as large a business.
ORDERED CLOTHING AND
Q-ENTS' FURNISHINGS is one . of
. our hobbies, we keep the best goods
,tat the Iowe.st prices.
BOOTS AND SHOES of the best
kinds and prices lean your way all
the time.
WE SELL CHEAP.
-110MUTH Sri BOWLES
D. GORDON.
i.0 ---SPECIALS THIS WEEK ---o
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We are'. offering extra special
prices in Lace Curtains this week.
iiixamine the Nottingham Curtains at
$1. a pair. They are 3.1in yards long.
very fine net, and,PrettY 'designs the
regular price of these.. curtains is
$1.50.
Oar curtains at $1.40 are equal to
the regular $2 line,
See the regular $3 Ca.rtains we are
selling at $,2.25. . .-
As usual we have the :prettiest and
best made curtains in tOwn at 25e. a
pair.
Ladies' Fine Cotton Vests regular
Trice 25e., special this / eek 2 for 25
,cents. . '• . ,
''See the beaatteu line of Vests
.at 20 and 25 eents. • •
Latch Pine Cotton qiibbed Hose
special at :20 'ents. . '
Ladle3 Night Des'. very heavy
cottqu'.' with linen line° trimming
:regulhe price 75c. spial 50 cents.
Ladle'' Fine Of A shoes, regular
price i:11 25; special ;1,
Men'. Dongola P.). os regular $2,
special $1.65,
Satupday night we will give a
special discou t of 10 per
cent, off M n's Hats.
tiES.
o—
rlease note that r Teas in Blacks
Young ttyson, d Spats at
25, 35, 40 an It3Oe a pound
are unccput F d in value
0
We give2 lb best granulated
.8ngar for $1, and 5 lbs good Coffee
ugar for $1.
We lead the VD
for prodaee.
D.M.
in highest prices
Imp otter.
CENTRAL BUSINEgS COLLEGE,
STRATFORD, - ONT.
W43 fill heads with practical knowledge
Tie leading commercial school in Can -
oda to -day. Nine beat.tife I college
rooms; excellent teacl2ers; itioderate
rates; students assisted to good positions
euloys splendid reputation for superior
work; enter any time. Write kr par-
ticulars.
W. J. ELLIOTT, PrinCipal,
CITY HESTURANT
PINEAPPLES,
CI STRAWBERRIES
ORANGES,
LEMONS,
BANANAS
'Ice Cream and Cream Soda
W. A. JOHNS,
City Restaurant,
Macdonald Block
Telephone No. 35.
New Ads.
Canada Business College
Thos. Stewart -Cow strayed.
Colin A. Campbell -Toilet Soaps
IV. IlIcIndao-Bargains in Shoes, &a.
LOCAL NEWS,
-Campbell's Heedaohe Wafers guaran-
teed to cure headache.
-W, T. Sullivan sang Lucknow con-
cert INIonday night. •
-The Wingham Choristers sang in
Teeswitter Thursday night.
-A. E. Simmons purchased the/Forgie
property on Victoria t. for 020010!
-D. M. Gordon ie moving into John
Elder's house on Shuter Street,
-Experimental spraying at Geo, Mof-
fiat's on Friday June 4th at 2 p: m.
1 -Little Greeta Carson, who has 'been
improving nicely.
sick for some tiri4ts, we aro glad to say,
-The Firemen were unsuccessfnl in
their run at Chostey, being beaten by
Wiarton and Paisley;
--A flambee of the ledies employed in
Mr. Olmentiam*e Glove:Factory took a day's
outing on the 24th at Godericb..
-Master Dan Sheridan walked to
Benesels on Monday, which is considered
pod for a boy so young as Dan.
--Miss ("Jerrie Cody's many friends will
be sorry to learn of her illness whieheis so
serious as to confine her to her beclif
V -We are pleased to note that Mrs. H.
Gordoe, who has been seffering from an
ettaok of Typhoid Fever is Kahle to be
around egainV
-Brussels, Exeter Chesley, Limknow
*lid Walkerton wore tbo'points of attrac-
tion for many of our citizens on the
Queen's Bitthday.
-At a meeting of the Turf Club Associa-
tion on Wednesday evenieg, the Beare earde
privilege tyas seourod by H. 0. Bell Mid
the booths by Jas. ItIcKelvie for the days
of the races,
---The Woman's Christian Temperance
Tinian will timer next Tuesday afternoon,
June 1st, ut 3 d'elook in Oats Christian
Workers Mission Halt. A hearty invita-
tion to all women interested in the work:of
the nnion is given.
to" -We regret to !earn a the death of the
little child of Mr. Geo. Roby of town. Ds -
chased had been Buffeting from a co it
tion of trouble foe about three weeks. r.
and Ws ttaby have the sympathy of their
many friends in thie their tad bereavement
—mr. et conga E. 'Wilson, Teacher in
Turnberry, 'securest second pisce in the
bicycle races at Walkerton on Henday
beating Sono+ and others. Ile would un-
loubtedly have taken, first as he had the
lead, had hetet lost hie pedals in the
final heat,
A. falling watmer lamp nearly tensed ft
o Mitigation in the Tetriperance ou
Friday night. Cool headedness and quick
aetion in throwing the burning mass Mit of
the windote Wart effeetiee iv controlling the
Wats. No damage wits:pte heystil the
dietrielit* af the letnp.
ct
a
mid with these odds against ethein they
did well to hold the elore clown as they did•
-At the Range on the 24th tie
ing is the score made by melt competitor :
200 yds. 400 yds
W Vele 44345; ft,0; 24344, i7-47
Peerle 34434, 18; 033,45, 15-.43
P Leaver 45834, 10; 30034, 10-29
Carriok 88444, 1.8; 24434, 17-45
N Griffin 34444, 19; 02405. 1).--30
J Rogers 0(1084, 7; 30243„ 12--19
The Canacheftesiness College, Chat-
ham, Ont., has for years held a high re-
putation for thorough work and socoess-
ful pupils, 'Pterough a report jest Oto
Mud from the principal, wo learn *at
forty of their students secured good
positions between Jan. let wed May let,
four months. This is ird exceptional
record and a further assurance to those
contemplating 'Such training, that thin
schen' Jas no compeer in the Dominion,
in the line of short hand and business
training.,
W.A.IT POE IT,
The Turn berry Agricultural Society
bas completed arrangements to, run
an excursion train to the Model Parte,
Grelitheon Monday June 2Ist, Rood to
return on the 22bel. The rates will be ex.
ceediugly low. This will be an exoellent
opportunity to visit the Riga' City and
the Model Farm. Keep the date in inied
and make arrangemehts to take, it in.
A GOOD MOV.
A.p effort is being put fa'rtle ley the
Maybe add others. to serene Itt Local Cheese
Fair for Winghain, to bo held here every
alternate week during the eeason. Wing -
hernia centrally situated and having ex.
canton railway accomodation, woold no
doubt be an excellent and convenient point
tor swill a market. It is easy of aecess for a
twee ty or thirty, cheese factories from which
salesmen could come and return in day.
As it now is,. with the fair at Listovrel,
Kincardine and all points along the line
from here to. Kincardine are practically
shut off from the merket.
otoOTBALL.
The first game of football for the
Maitland Leagne according to the revised
schedule was played hereon Saturday even-
ing last between. Wingliam sod Wroxeter.
The home team seaceeded capturing
two goals against one for the visiting
team. Although the game was scarcely all
that could be desired from a scientific point
of view yet at times 401310 Very good ball
was played. The cornbinatiou of the
Wingtiam forwards was considerably
broken by the defence game of their oppon•
ents The second mace of the series will
be played here on the pert; on Saturdey 't,)
next at the usual hoer 5.30 . between the
home team and Attwood. Attwood ennuis
exceptionally well pedigreed. On Friday
they defeated the Listowel teem by tl
ecore of 2 to L Then again on the 24th in
Brussels they defeated Brussels by a score
ot 4 to 1, n, good record slimly. Untliribted- st
ly Wingham Will meet their strongest
opponents on Sittnedey and everyone
should make it a point to be tip at the
park to see a lintel: between tho only two
teams iff the league that have not yet lust
a game Every pevsne will be made wen
emote
tf51 A YEAR .LN ADVANCE:
-On Friday night last end Tueeday it out the utter impossibility eie ungraded ouseeens, (3) het e. epoeiet vote of taeua4
section wee emoted by a severe frost,
hieviug been formed on water steting
eels. Grain j reported as being but li
damaged, Pettit to some parts of the p
ince suffered severely.
ice
Yes-
ttle
NURSINO TEG2 SICh.
This is the tale of a most valuable 41
contise treatise on the art of mooing
indiepoeed. Udell's with nierOiag at leo
ventilation of the sick roorn, bathing t
patient, arrainging the bed, eta. It a
gives several receipts tor liquid and so
foods, and tells the kind the t can be us
for the different diseesee, It alto man
ates the several clinettoes in which spec
nersbag is a neceasity, and explains
plain words the directions kr the perfor
ance of these oflioes. Altogether the bo
le very handsomely metten sp and
illeetrated with s reprodnction from phot
grepli of the Envoi Victoria Hoepit
Montreal, on the cover, and interior vie
of the hospitatin the body of the boo
The peblishers; Veen% Davie & Lawren
Co., Ltd., Montreal, will gladly mail th
hook to anyone sending them a one con
stamp.
the
me,
he
Ise
lid
eri
er-
in
ial
no.
ectiouts of thorooguly teachleg eveiy
literature selection fo the second and thirtf
readers, teed the advisability of adoptive
the plan of teaehlog only certain preeeribed
seleotione for examination; this melletio
seemed to be universally approved of by
the teaehers present.
On resuming work at 1.30 President
Cameron, lienseele, in his very able speecti
front the Cloth., atter his expression of
gratitude for the oonfidenee of the teachers
in electing hint to each a responsible posi-
tioo, stated emphatically the indispeneable
necessities and the very great benefits
derived from Teachers' Cenventions. He
pointed out that in all profeesions. there
must be central organization and a einral.
taueons working of their component arts;
also the great power of unity and the
ok inevitable lank costiergy in 10solation, He,
ts,1 as well as the other teachers present,
o- recognizes greet bevefits derived frcra
al, preytous ooeventioue, and no glee can deny
ws the fact that if a teacher wishes to keep. in
k. vouch with the peofeseion, and keep. ont of
ce
is
be toodered to Me. leheowright, who ee
much persotiat incenveaiattee. Kee oreserst
to introduce his subject on Teachirig
e gen, aact the%
niatOry.
InDODONai0O it meg be wetly Bait! thala
the people iii general of Wireeliato know
how to vise their vitiate*, ee, 1 thee tho
Publea School Illoerd mid the staff of
erg ertruly belief; and entlem
Mitch -
At Home on Friday evening was one which
*rill be long remembered he all tliobe who
were fortunate enough to be present This
being the jubilee year the olin
ergyee of the
pi
toWn each gave a ten nnate address' oft
the unparalleled reign of Queen Victoria.
each of which was well removed; each
address contained a nice eurnotery ef
evente of importance. The addrese of
el
wcome of Mayor Merton abounded with
valuable suggestione duly ea:wooed wita
witticisrns, making the teeciieee feel
thoroughly "at home" inepector Dearzie.se.
Also gave an addrete which sneteieed the
reputation eerned eorieg the dey. Tao
town of Wingharn mese ale, bo-tst of ice
hie own "rine," lie muse ahead the gem- f !musicians, as the vocal eeios, tieote, eta .
s
venttons wuere he can exchange ideas; ,owiertebaetxoeglrleainad, poeiratr
tiore
glaili
ynt:songherefide4thm
with hicolleagues. e
The foreign talent of the convention was Maple Leaf," by ?Yr. Brawso- Prom( Oren
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Dearuess, of East Middlesex, and the
seppliee in the pereen of Inspector tete----...-.....-,........e...........e.,,....eetetto,„
Wenn Huron Good Toroplars.
manner in which ne bandied the various
Londesboro,' May 25.-(Specia I )--
subjects committed to his ebarge proved;
st West Huron.
that this gentleman bad lost none of his .
usefulness. The first subject treittect by At the meeting
District Lodge af Good Tem Ware,
Mr, Deerness was a very interesting. and
one, vie , Reading throughheld here on the ,2 th the following'
instructive
resolution was paeri unanimously ;
Parts land II in three menthe. Ile.poiet•
,,,,-,,We understand the. Dominion Gov -
ed out that iu this, 0610 other lines,. cit.-
ervaeat is preparing to take a,
eurnstances and conditions altee cases, and
plebiscite vote ori the question of the
°lees, He is of opinion. that children
depends a good deal upon the age • of the
that success be carrying out this work t"
o .
rolubition of the liquor traffic, and
well to get the parents to state the childreiel levying a direct tax on the people
six 1114 nut ettend school- until they are..
seven, or at least ,ix ye
as any other PI'" is for the purpose of raisingthe r
ev
ars.of age, that it is I V it being 'rumored that they intend
on the mime clay,
Post through a prohibition law, we
hatnpering to the teacher. A. child beein- f
recommend that this District Lodge.
taught by sight Bey a score of words die -
lung to learn words, he says,. tabou•ld be.
endorse such action, believing it to
similar in their lormationi. and. i4 i6a. great
mistake to begin with noli, words. similar
be in the best interests of the order
in formenou, found in the first lessons in
E
the Fart 1. reader: this book or the tablet.1- that all such intentions shoald be
he would not use until leseen, say; XVI, made known before the vote is taken,-
Then after the quick recoguition, of the
The runtaing of eleotric (tees an Stine
above mentioned number of die -similar
clay in Kingston will likely he take"
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words has been attainecli. be would. put a.
Vse muds. It, is said the Lord'a Day
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number of key -words before the child end
Aillanoe will necept the challenge sad
see whether Buell enact is legal or not.
PE RSOILVAIO•
Mr, Alex Ritchie spent 24th at Stratford.
Mr. R. C. Sperling weft in Lucan this
nek,
VAIrs. Jos. Cerro% ib visiting friends in
Blyth.
R. blamed spent the 24th in George.
town,
Mr. and Mrs. Bestede spent the holidays
in Lititowel.
Miss Genie Russell% visiting in Brus-
seils this week.
Mr. A. Roe spent the forepart of the
we lc in Toronto.'
Ret', Mr. KOnneasc,. of London, is visiting
his son, Dr. Rennect:y1/
V. Nichol', baker, was ii London the
first part of the week. so
Mr. Sex, Kerit,of Sea theington„ is epend-
tug a few dove itt home.
Master Morris and Mee Nellie Ross
spent the 24tii in Beneetield.
Mrs. Jar. Mcfitelvie and eon are visiting
at her old home in. Norwich.
_miss Forsyth, of, (Trucefteld, is visiting
her sistee, Mrs. T..11. Bess.
Mr. Wesley Snell, of Grand Rapids. is
visiting at his home. this week.
Mrs. James Clempbell from the Coast is
visiting at Mr, Dovid Campbell's.
•
J. Nicboll, of: the &Ink of Hamilton,
Lseknow, was in, towa en Poesday.
)(Dr. 3. S. Jerome spent Saturday end
Seedily with Meson ni Tilsonbergoot
Mist- Ida Reid, of East Wawanain's
visiting her sister, Mrs. Thos. Aukl.
Miss Ida Felton: attended the Baptist
Conventions iteOtaroilton •and in Loudon,
Mr. J, .1, Maxi of Teeswater, spent the
240 with hie brother Harry, in Wingbam,
Use, W. A. Chapman attended the
Baptist Cbavention in Hamilton last
week.
Mrs. Little, of Ingersoll, was the guest of
the Missee Stewarts ou Sunday and Mon-
day loot.
County Councillor Stewart, was in town
on Wednesday looking after the interests of
this part of Ms division.
Mr. Art Wade, of Kincardine, was the
lest of his wide: Mr. J. E. Sevarts a
nple of days this week.
Mr. Frank Ballerd, of Grey; an old Lis.
wet boy, was present at the meeting of
le teachers* e.ssomation last week.
011ITECH N OTES
Rev. Lowe and Miss Elle Cornyn
attended the Animal Convention of S. S.
Teachers and Church Workers at lilxeter,
'Wetineeclay and Thursday.
Rev. Mr, Pocock, late pastor of the
Hagersville Baptist Church has accepted
an invitation to the pastorate of the Clin-
ton Baptist Church and enters upon his
duties at otaies, he has supplied for a few
few Sundays and is greatly appreciated,
says the New Erni
This year the Huron County Christian
Endeavor Union and the Huron County
Sabbath School Aeseciation, will hold their
annual conventions on Aug. 24th and 25th
the first day being devoted to Sunday
School work; the second to Christian En -
cleaver. This nrrettgement was decided on
at the convention held in Goderioli in Ailfe-
net 1890, and as the leading workers are
the seine in both these departroente, it
Will, no doubt, Meet with the approval of
those specially interested, The two Ex-
enutive Committees met to arrange the
programme and decided that OA convention
be held Cotton ou the dates mentioned
Arrangements are being merle to get two
gentlemen from a diatance wini aro, epeci-
atty active in there departments of olitiroli
work and with the abundance of talent in
the county we ore assured of the program
being one of special interest. Let all 14In.
delimiters and Sunday School 'iltlerkere
mitten -thee' thodate it iterenge te ?tee.
Met.
Mrs. Lamson, sister of MM. Janne; Mc -
ONO?, who heel been visaing ever Wood-
ock hos returned to Wingbatn,
Rev. D. Gordon. of Toemfo, opendipg
a few deys with his son. It. Collate,
prior going to Scotleaul for tile eminrier.
Mr. W. J. Fvfe, teacher at Kincardine,
wheehil to Wingliem on Saturday and
spent the holidays with friends id Wing -
ham and vieieity.
EAST ITUR,0,70 TEACattlilS
The animal meeting of the East linron
Teachers' Associatioti was held In the Pub-
lic School, Winghern, on Friday and Set-
nedey last, Owing, to unsuitable railway
connections the attendance at the opening
and dosing i3essions nf the tneetitto, Wahl 1101
as large as 17 otherwise [MVO been,
but the intervening meetings were Attended
by 6, large assemblage nt Attentive listeners
and adequate number of well prepared
participants in the pregram.
The first sitting woo opened by Scripture
reading and ptayer, after which
Plummer, the Secretary of the Aeleoeintion,
read the minutes 01 1110 Mao. 18913, meeting
at Seaforth, these being coufirmerl, end the
general, resoletiori and reporting commit-
tees appointed, Mr. Dodds, of Grey,
introduced the subieet of English literat-
ure. In his treatment of this enbject ninny
impnrtant hints were thrown oat, vrhiall
invoked profitable discussions; his method
Of teaching the subject witeclearly outfitted
by a blackboard eketeb: this, his opinion,
forme one of the essential parts of
taught literature lesson: deal* emphasis
was ha on the fact that this enbjeet should
be taught so as to teed the child to draft
hie own him from the subject, mid thereby
inculcate natural liking for the randy of
earieme pampa. Brief comments item
then given by Messrs, Cameron, Unsgrove
iRil Intipeetor E,obb, bt which was pointed
teach these by oral phonics, first. be syn.
phonica,first by anedysis, them by synthesis.
thesis, and then by analysis; then written
(misty constables made a raid on a
aileyalanir3tl.lis
gyorde, frbi:lcd.sinottRithuoilexpresionstbio.r:Pgillvt 6,g Bung of cock-fightera in a ravine on
conveyed by words.
the Mains road, neer Waterdewne oap-
'e next paper was one by. Mr. \Tatters, lmriorr 32 game birds earl nettle. th
ou Renee Week This Japer was valuable owes of a number of the men.
in many aspects, and t ic diSerlaSiOna a0 -
rived theretrom were very instrectire. Mr.
Walters seems to fully believe that home
work is neeessary, but thatit shon14 be of
such a oharacter as to supplement the
school work of the previous. day..
"Tem.' _•••••"-stsster---","--...ss-sre. s, -..-...s
BUSINESS LOCALS.
WANTED -A good general servant girl
Apply at this office.
Something new ilt 0y -Top Bede
Mr. Cheewright's able remarks on the room suites at 112ELAND ct:BUTTON'g. 5-ldtf
anach oppeeohtted, and teeny plans were , yearetitoo:
subject, eflow to tench history" were 1
for cheap and stylish millinery.
Go to Mrs, Green's, apposite Rank of
,no doubt eartied assey by the, tertchere, pine Appkt, to, 05017;Darsaitn8. chaiigua,
Straw berries Tomatoes and
Mr. Clieswright gave it very systematic .1 Lemmas,
outline of his method of teecibing the ,,.,e,,,,bet,a, at j. mas.eines.
subject, believing that the most effective i
results at0. obtained by Best giving the , sTf";:ou doubt what your neighbors say
pupils a frazo,,„1,k of the .,ht,le, "on 1 aboe t Ireland & Button'e prices jut; ,,,,,,4 an
whiub to fill in dentile. Indeed the Asso- 1 and see for Yourself, 5 14ef
dation istsauch indebted to Mr. Obeswright 1 I3ridge castings nerd bridge iron ofevery
for his very valuable and suggestiye description at the Ontario Iron Vt ()rite
treatise ou this important subject. 4.211 - .1. ‘fraitxr, Pcepristor
The last, but not by' any moane the Always gond harlot es in millinery et
least important topic of the first day was I Mre. Green', nopo=nto tease of 11 a re i iton
that on physical culture by Miss Raid 011 Ireland & Button nag edgier{ a delivery
Winghein Public; School staff. After oi wagon to their beeitiese mot will .1, ., et
very creditable theoretical discussion on goods a reasonable distance.
this braneh of echeol work, and a very i
e '-For first-claes tailoring arta Self.4eItti4
vivid Piet"rt' (>f lh'l vast" inTcsrtmee of a setae' furnishings, try Webster & Go.
well. disciplined body in order to have a i k
!Itenietriber the plu,se, io feetee's bloelt.
healthy tided, -dile ceiltured Young lad"(
with Ii ev oleos, te eithstantiate her remarks ? Choice varieties 4)1 impoit,e1 early aced
gave 0 practical exhibition of exercise on ' Potatoes, New Queee 71 Wilsoe's Ferel.
the lawn whieli proved a delisht to all the (11b)h'e 81PeTer. DEAN'S
i
speotatore. 4-2311 • Mom: and Feed Store
ir, Dearness' talk nn Composition, and A large and beautiful collection of
his lecture. on :Stature Study, were emieent- iloweritie plouts now on eaoibnion In the,
ly preetieste nit within the tetteli of every teltew Bleak. Don't fail to see it. Wilt
teanher. so that none present could be but eontinne till further notice.
benefittei. .
A.44 to Mr. Mnegrove's paper on Jr. 8rd T. 0 GBAIIA:a, Ir0f1 BritdttoavrgertOweillZhati:
arithmetic, this gentleman's tact ns an Norms: -I hereby give tondos that 1 aslI
rcincetiormit k ton well known to need not be held reeponsibie for any dews con.
comment here. In ids lecture ho ens-
',meted in the future by inv wif
phaeized the importance of ciEdinite con- Imlay, Patna Innet
ceptions, end the accurate and correct e Margaret
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Statement of rules.
Mr. Stewart, the delegate to the Pro -
handsome /Features
vincial Association, gave a very excellent SoMetitnes unsightly blotches, pimples
report of the proceediegs of that body or *allow opaque skin. destroys the attreete
at ire reeent meeting in Toronto,
ironess of handsome feateree. In alt such
The Primary Arithmetic paper of Miss onto Soott's Binulsien will build no the
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degree, and sbowed deep stray and care -
fol. peeparatiore this paper was !tech eii-
jived by the teachers, and Inimeetor obb
vouched for the practice in her school
room ot the same methods trbioh were
contained in the paper.
The following are the officers elected:-
President, Mr. J. T. Dodds, Grey; 1st V.
P., Mr. T. N, Forsyth, Iiippen; 2nd V. P.,
Miss Taylor, Clinton; Sea. Treas., .A. H.
PIntarner, 131vtin Vow. Messrs. tile&
Wilson and Stewart, and Misses 13rown
and raequharsen; Provincial Delegete,
Mr.. 'Wm tewtorie.
The resolution committee reported aft
followe: (1) That the thauks of this A.seoel-
titian be conveyed to the Wingham Publie
Shoot Boer(' for the nee of their school
building in which to held their meetings.
() That wo tender our thauks to ell the
member% nf this Astooiatieet Whe either
read pig:tars or introduced stilljetits for din.
ay ot, o Clime'', was excellent in every system an itnPagt /mimesis arid beauty.,
LOST AND 1'0U D.
Would the par ty ind a plein gold
bend ring in a pare& t at G.
store on Seturd ay th please return,
it and be rewarded,
sage Iteirister.
St4orday, rine AS- re will be sold b,poblic nuttiest at Pot lintel,Noes-
vele.a !ivagon shop *17.11I t. For further
particulars see ad on page
Wotan I-Rggs 100. Winghout reerwit.,
ants are always to the front. We are
ing a tOfitnd of 2c per dee in all -eggs
bon fr Se during the pleat six Witaft.
A.160 per IXAY:1'611 MI 9' butter. L 'sok
ut>yr r bill and bring them in. We have.
ft 60litX‘dt for 46 to 66 Tuba ersakIr
choice itatoy butter. Price, Ito Cush,
G. IL