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The Wingham Times, 1885-06-19, Page 4
( (Y T.1311 TIMMS YOUNG MEN'S LIBERAL CLUB. A meeting will be held iu William's Hall at 8 o'clock sharp Monday even: • ing to discuss the forming of a Young Men's Liberal Club. ,A31 young men believing it their duty to take more active interest iu good government and wishing to become better versed in Liberal principles,in politics and in the constitutional history of their ccuutry should be present if possible, and are not only invited but request: ed. Yesterday voting on the Scott Act took place in Middlesex and Perth counties. ,At the time of going to press we had not learned the result, but wee expect the Act will have car: ried in both counties. The Toronto News anticipates that the bye eleotions to be held this month will generally be favorable to Mr. Mowat, because the leader of the Ontario Opposition is hampered by his allegiance to the Dominion Go vern: meat. The country is poor, says the Ham; iltou Spectator, "because the Reform era ran it into deet to the extent of forty millions when they were in power.,' And although the present Government has increased that debt to nearly three hundred millions, this same journal asserts that it is making the country rich. On Monday last .a •Toronto•womar, was awarded $600 by -an assize court jury as damages for injuries received through a defective sidewalk: 'The defence was that she did not exercise reasonabie care to avoid the hole in the 'street, but the jury refused to tate thisexcuse into consideration. Muni- cipal authorities should take waening from this trial, and keep a sharp lock out for defective' planks. The British Columbia papers are taking their members severely to task .for their pusilanimous action -in eegard . to the Franchise Bill., The ':British, Columbia," of Westministerr, stirs. there were a few. Conservatives who had independence enough to stand out boldly against so unjust a (Measure. but we find that the British Colum: bian members as usnal voted always with the Government. This is the more to be regretted hecanse the bill proposed to disfranchise a great many of our present vot rs. HOWWUULU IT WORK ' A correspondent writes asking what there is to prevent Mr. Mowat propo- sing next session just such a measure as Sir John's. Franchise Bill, and if. lie would not be justified in boing so.. Cer- tainly there is nothing to prevent Mr Mowat doing as suggested, and he would be quite as much justified hi the action as Sir John is in his. Bat the- re is n.t one Tory in the country wh ) supports the proposal inaclelhy Sir ,I ohn who would not howl himself hoarse in; denouncing Mr, Mowat were tie to do the same thing.— London Advertiser CORNER STONE LAYING AT LUa1CNO W. ` On Thurs lay. 25thi June, the corner stone of -the new Methodist cIiur, h at Luck/low, will be laid by V arring Kennedy Esq. of Toronto, assisted by a numerous company of distinguished. Clergymen and others.. An intbrest: infg time is expected. The church will be a handsome edifice and will prove an ornament to the place, as well -as a monument to Ile push and energy of the popular p.rstar of the congregation Rev. G,.It. Turk. • Mr. Samuel Vanstone,. of the 8th. con. Ttlroberry, raised his new bard on Tuoclay.. Mr. Jas. Elliott, proved himself to. be still. the thampior barn r.tlsintt captain, defeating his dppo. I eat, though not so very badly, THE TIMES, 'FRIDAY JUNE 19 EQUALIZATION OF HURON OO•tT. M Y' The following ra the equalization of this county for this year: We also give the amounts to the townships for last year TOWTSEIP 1884 1885 Aehtield, $ 80 ...$31 Colborne.„,87,,. , .. . Goderich township 86.......,. 89 Grey„ 28......... 30 Hay 31.......... 35 Howiok.......9•.... 3X.,.,,.,.. S4 Hulled ....... 38 41 b1oKi1''op 85 88 Morris. 30 32. 40..,42 Stephen-- ...... 31 34 T'uckersinith,., 49 , , 47 Turnberry,.....,.. 29....., 81. Usborne 44 .. 47 E. Wawanosh.,... 28 81 W. Wawanosb.,.. 3885 TOWNS AND VILLAGES. Bayfield...$ 80,680 Blyth....$138,840 Brassels....234,000 Clinton...481,881 Exeter ..... .386,950 Goderich.875,300 Seaforth....467,90.0 Wingham344,700 W roxeter......80,150. Stanley... . THE SCHOOL BOARD. To the editor of Tun TIMES. Sin. --Allow me through the col urns of your journal to agaiu refer to the half-day system which the School Board have adopted in some of the class rooms. This system is very unsatisfactory to' at least forty or fifty of the rate payers of the town, and I Ecannot see why this mistake should happen in such a tvirifty place as Wingham•. My opinion is that the idea emanated from the chairman of the Board, Mr. Morton, whose duty it is, I think, to try and advance the system instead of crushing it out. Of course the Bcard is jto blame in this matter as 'well as Mr. Morton, .II,He has been chairman of the Board for a, number of years. and must have heen aware that some of the rooms' have been overcrowded for some time: past; and has made no provision for the same. Now he says.the half-day system is the only remedy ; aad the parents of the children that have to stay at home inust pay their taxes and make themeeives happy or miserable just as they please. Mr. S3ott, another, of the trustee% says he, believes in the. half-day system also. • We cannot help. what curious notions a man get* into - ns head, but as trustees, we should'. 'look- to- the interest of the children. and their education. Lrist winter our. schools were so poorly heated _ the children were . sent home frequently ; now, when the . weather is .fine the Chairman and a majority of the Board' are of the opinion that the children would be better to stay at home the half of the summer months. I think there is no reason in this that would. Convince any' person endowed with a:. moderate share of intellect. The children will have two month's holi- day shortly. This with' the half-day. s9etein will make the time very short, and will give. the children about 'two month's practice in the summer., I bring this subject before the .rate- payers, hobins that the Beard will"not be lecj - estray in the matter, but see -that justice is done to all. - JOHN Il.e INA;. Wingham, June 15, 1885. A -large union excursion passed through here on Friday last, bring composed of the London and Lobo township public schools, bound . for Kincardine. WHITE ROSp 'REAM. FOR THE COMPLEXION. • $100 ktEWARD $104 for any preraaration that will equal Whiln Rose Creatn to remove Tan, Freckles, Pimples, Soften the Skin and Beautify the Complexion., Every bottle guaranteed to ba as represented or money refunded.. Price 75 *outs per bottle. THE PllAltl'IA.J Solo Agent for. i'Vinghahn, Ont. A Kingston Salvationist followed a circus to Gananoque to.set IV a count- er attraction,but three of the leaders were' arrested fur disturbing the peace to and placed in jail. Subsequently they etere,dismissed by the magistrate, AGENTS WANTED, For n Fast Selling Article. Apply W. A. ELDE1t, "Vyi» g,iflni 'O., Take the Ties. a ` I r.....—..n . ). T:ie IIIOJOP OtISe, . lIl].1` Ql The question is frequently asked "What do youmeari. by the. Anchor? Well, wemean three things at leas, as fIs That the Anchor House is a safe place to go to with either cash or trade, for we give, the highe3t price for eggs, butter anti hams, and offer the best value in every department of our immense 'stock.. 2 That we are so near the shore of cost prices that the anchor had to be cast. 3 Wo mean that we are here to stay, and to offer to our friend's and the, public every advantage in trade, that: the sheltered harbour and the 'un- yielding anchor affords to the . mariner. GORDON ,& MoINDOO CARD OF /THANES. I desire to return my sincere thanks to the kind friends of this vicinity, and especially to the members of Corrie Lodge, No., 57, Canadian Order of For resters for their kind attention and sympathy during my late husband's prolonged illness.. I am also very thank- ful for 'the prompt manner in which the sum of 01,000 was paid within` three weeks of his death, With the best wishes for the: prosperity of that noble Society, I remain, Very Respectfully; MRS. ALEX. CnAWFORD Gorrie, Juue'i0th 1885. NOTIC .% Ajob of work wil! be let by -Public Auc- tion in. S. S. No 3, Culross, on Saturday, June 20th, at Two o'clock. The job is to build stone foundation under schoolhouse, shingle, paint, put in'slew floor and., white- wash school house and repair outhouses. Particulars to be made known an the 20th, or by applying at the school or to the un- dersigned.. - JOSEPH WELWOOD, Secretary ,F.OR. SALE. Five acres of land. beautifully situ: ated on the north bank of the river Maitland ,ein';th'e town of Wingham, fronting `the railway' track. •Terms reg=:onable. Title perfect. For further lfarticulars apply to PETER FISHER. ru , THE 'NEW if ND of talc©®®e®ci®n®®m®n• © s- LP Jmama THE FAVORITE os®®® -S "' • - • NIMICSISIEZIPLEIMMUSIISESIZIEinialai FOE F.A,Ti5TLY; USE.• HIGH ARM -HIGH FINISH • , erit. Eauratee d• ,•.• t 1.A. _lc_ _ a 111 A1lthei'Baymona" SbnttleMachinos Uj flJ aro $ttea with the Patent 11 n Automatic Bobbin Winder Lau....ei metuinunemtuunantm.mitt CHAS. RA'Y M011it Di iJ. ' MANUFACTURER GUELPH, ONTARIO. 52c'ira'Sr 5 22_^cSZ52c MEYER & DICEENSON ' DA,REISTERS, Seo. SOLICITORS FOR BANE OF. l> HAMILITON, Commissioners for taking affide Tits for Manitoba. Private funds to lend in straight loans at lowest ateA. Offices. --Kent's Block, Wind haps, Liicknc and Cloak!. n. w. o. MEYER. E. L. D10BTN3ON.. Wingham Nov, 18 1880 1-]v J. A. MORTON, RARRISTEIt IN/Ingham Ont ORS. BET1IUNZ de YOUNG, nlYSICIANS ANI! SUROEONS, 1 office, or r,Cantro nditdr oriek **roots, Winah a len goods to. ,,give in exchange.. Try AXE . nETliIJNE, M. D., w, J. YOUNG M. n + P. 8, o. r. a, n. A' o. 1'. , o our Teas... AIR IF YOU ARE 1N NEED OF ::Furniture:: Of every description, eall+and see our stock at the Winghamrtnitargrgo6ry We cannot be undersold, as we make such large quantities at one time :that we are enabled to,sell at a Less Price. Try us for BEDROOM & Pa RLOR SUITES before you purchase. The more you buy at one time the Cheaper you can get it. Orders' for Oar Load Lots always have our prompt attention. Saw Logs taken at our saw mill in ex- change for Furniture. sao'r'T 8z 13B • W1NGiH AM. • GREA 1 ER BARGAINS ., THAN EVER AT THE r, WI ■ • Special Value in Lawns, Muslins,. Hindoo Cloths, Laces, Embroideries &c. A Neu, Lot of Plaid Ginghams • for Drez s materials, and a Greater Reduction than ever in Prints. No trouble to show you our endless variety of Tweeds and General Dry Goods, for which any amount of Wool is taken in exchange. 0141 11 Highest Priceaid for Wool o in 4 Cash and Trade. All kinds of wooh" r T A MILLS... i 1'