The Clinton News-Record, 1905-02-09, Page 6.1
February 9th 1905
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Th a (Milian NewluReCOrd
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IS is a common exOres•
sion wc hear on every
side, U n 1 ess there is
some organic trouble, the con-
dition can doubtless be remedied.
Your doctor Is the best adviser,.
Do not dose yourself with all
kinds of advertised remedies
—
get his opinion. •More than likely
you need a concentrated fat food
to enrich your blood and tone
up the system.
Scott's Emulsion'
of Cod Liver Oil
is just such a food in its best form.
It will build up the weakened
and w a $te d body when all
other foods fail to nourish. 0
you are run down or emaciated,
give it -a trial: it cannot hurt
you. It is essentially the best
possible nourishment for delicate
children and pale, anaemic girls.
We will send you a sample free.
Be sure that this picture
In the form of a label is on
the wrapper°, every bottle
of Emulsion you buy.
SCOTT & BOWNe
Chemists
Toronto, Ont.
50c. and el. All Druggists
Hcasa11
Mr. and Mrs; Robert Meiaren
Ivonhoe Farm London 'Road, held
their 'annual Scotch sapper whit* was
a most decided success in every respect
Lot forgetting about the haggis with
all it's flavor and juices, the party was
kept Lp till a late hour,overe fifty
guests took supper. &erne of the
, guests from Hensel' were namely, .
.Itev. Mr. atateMrse—Sinithe-eMee-seari
Mrs. Scott, Mr. and Mrs: Berry,,..
Mr. and Mrs. J. Steacy, Dr. and
Mrs. leveguson, Mr. and Mis. McAr-
thur, Mr. and Miss , Sutherland, all
spent one of the most enjoyableeven-.
ings that could be: wished for.
Mr. and Mrs, Drysdale of Drysdale.
have been visiting in town for-s•ome
days. They expect to take -115. rest-.
denee here in the spring. :
EnLes Pope of Beancllen Mari.e spent..
last week with bis sister-in-law, Mrs
J. Pope here. He had not visited On-
tario for several years, and left this
week for the West.
Rev. E. Shaw is steadily growing
in favor with his people, Who greatly
admire his earnestness and devotion
as well as the subjeet matter of his
discourses..e, •
The Mensal! birthrate 'during the
past week was ph.enomenaland well
worthy the commendation of ' Presi-
dent Roosevelt. .A .da,tighter sta,s.lehrn.,
to Thomas Hudson and wife, •a son
to H. 'Taylor and wife, a sonto. It,
Twitchell and wife, a son to Will Ha-
rburn and. wife and a daughter to .
Mr. and Mrs. Flannery.,.
The News -Record gives the newsof
otememamtrumossamelmmucarimmustamermesooma.M.Yeet•lawar•••••*
Paine's
Celery
Compound
Makes Sick
People Well
Mrs. Wm. Carter, of Markdalc,On t.,
.who thanks heaven and Paine's. Cel-
ery Compound for her restoration to
health, says
"After my baby was born I took
grippe, and was ir. a very weak con-
dition of health. My nervous sy'stem
seemed to he broken down and I had
convulsions several times. I freshente
ly lost use of my limbs, 1 had severe
night seats, was sleepless, despon-
dent and very nervous. I thought .at
times that I was going to lose lay
reason. A t last I 'became so weak
that I could hardly move myself in
bed. After a course of treatment by
able doctors, I was still suffering and
on the brink of. the grave. I was
strongly 'advised by a friend to make
use of Paine's Celery Compound. To
gratify the desires of my family I
used this medicine. In a short time
appetite and sleep were better. 'Aft-
er use of lhe second bottle I was 50
amazed and pleased with my iniprov-
ement that I decided to continue the
use of Paine's Celery . Comfiiiunif;
am happy to state that the uSe of
six bottles has comPletely regtored
me to new life and usefulness to my
family. 1 sincerely thank GO'd and
Paine's Celery , Compound fdr my
wonderful restoration."
Ask For
Paine's
No Othn*
Medicine
Just As 6o0
First Meeting of the
New County Council
The county council Met on Jan.
24th, When the ollowing meinbiers•enb-
scribed to their declarations; of office
and -took their seats.: Messrs. Bryan,
Currie, Doig, Ferris, Grier, Gatelire,
er, Isbister, Lamont, Morrison, Mil-
ler, hIcNaughtion, McQuillan, McLean
McKenzie, Spaekman, Cantelon
The clerk eekett the council to elect
a Warden for the year when Messrs
Lamont and Isbister moved that Mr
Robert hillier, councillor foe Division
No. 8, be warden for the year 1005
No , other nominations were made
and at the expiration ()Shalt a hoer
the clerk declared Mr. Miller .elected
warden for this year and invited him
to the chair. The warden subscribed
to the declaration of office betore
His Honor Judge Holt and thanked
the members of the council for the
honor they had conferred upon him.
He called attention to matters to
come before, the - council for considera-
tion, such as the usual -work -of the
year, and trusted that all the mem-
bers would work harMoniously
to-
gether in the best interests of the
county. ' •
e, Moved' by Mr. Spackman, seconded
by Mr. McNaughtou, That ' Messrs.
Cantelon and W. Lane be appointed
auditors of criminal justice accounts
for the 'current year.—Carried,
Moved by Mr. McLean, seconded by
Mr. Morrison, That 1VSessea. Sank -
man, • Cantelon, McNaughton, Lam -
out, four members of the old eouneil,
and McKenzie be a striking conlmite
tee, .to name the Standing, minimitteep
for. the year.—Carried.
The members .of the ,striking com-
mittee retired and in a short time
Presented their report which was
passed .in committep and, finally ad-
opted incouncil and was as follows
Executive and Special—Messrs, • Sp-
a.ekinat, McQtiillan, McKenzie, Currie
asd Perris. • .
Finance and Education.—, eMessrs.
McNaughton, firyanse Dolg, Morrieon
and -Gardiner. •
Road and 13ridge and Co. Property—
Messrs.„ Cantelon, Lamont', Isbiseer,
McLean and Grieve. • '
F.'dlea14zation—Whole Council. „ •
Warden's—Messrs: ' Spackman, Per-
ris, McLean and Currie.. • • e.
House of -Refuge--.Mesirs, Spack-
man, Lainent and Currie. ." •
Building—Messrs. Cantelon, Me=
Naughton,' McKenzie., darditrer • and.
Ishiseer. ' .
Messrs. Cantelen and 'La:mon t. Mov-
ed - that this doutmil .now ,adjoui tenn-
til • Tuesday, the 81st ins is, to leilkw
neefilhers of the 'Coieheil the liberty
of using •the franchise that has been
extended to 'there in the Provincial
.eleetion- tozno4ove. —Carried—.
The council rea,sSentletedenuretiant
to adjournibent, all the members pee -
sent. • . .
For poSi Mori Of county auditor :the
•fellewing applicaOmis were read
left On ,.the table : Messrs. J. Govee-
lock; .n. W. E'rwin, „IL W: Ball, . M.
Leickhart, N. Robson, W. MeKercher,
F. .Morley, W. 'Black, 'te. A. Carrick,
J. Britton, P. Cantelon, E. Zeller.
Messrs. V17, Moffat, J. 11.' Carnerori,
L. C. Planing applied ebo be appoint-
edon the. County. Board of Exatitin:e
ers.e.-Sent to Education Committee:
The PeigonerS' Aid ,Association ask-
ed . for geant.. • • . • . •
Moved by Cantelon, seconded h
Lamont, That each Public Library h
graeted $15 for the year 1005. •
Moved by Messrs. Spackman an
McNaughton,, That the usual grant
$20 he made to eaeh Agricultural an
Horticultural Soeiety in this count
holding, exbihitions in 1906.
Moved by Messrs. Currie and Spack
. man, That the clerk be instructed 1.
. order a copy of the Municipal Wort
for each membee of this council fel
• this year 1.905. '
Illotions referred to Execetivecom
mittee, .
Moved by Mr. 1VIcKenzie, seconde
by Mr. McQuillan, That this coun
eil now in sessioa desire to expres
our sympathy with Mr. ou
present gaoler in the loss of ore o
his fondly by death and in his ow
serious illness and we hope he wit
soon be restored to his •useal health
and that a copy of this resolution b
sent to Mr, Griffin.—Carried...
Reqtteste from Children's Aid Smile
ty for grant.—Sen(. it, Executive com
mi.tlte.e'
lr. J. Bartley, reeve of Asliffeld
W. 11turter, eouncilman and ex-reev
Daltoe waited on the council • an
were heard in reference to the wash
out at Port Albert: The matter •wa
.iireiteerreed to Roast and Bridge coni
Moved by Mr. McLean, seconded b
Mr. McQuillan, That the new .. mem
hers of this council gdout tie Por
Albert and exanetrie the bridge at
*that place .for .themselvee.—Carried.
- Report of .gaoler was -read and re
•ferred to County: Min -unlace. •
•
Report (if John Ansley, Co. -Com.,
was read and Sent to the Roed nee
Bridge committee.
Trensuret 's.' report Was .refdIed .1a
Finance committee. • •
Report of Regietrar Coats- Was' pre
.sented ona referred to Executive com
inietee. • • 4. .• •
Publie Schools Inspectors' repetris
were sent to. the Edueatitia coal-
mittee: ' . • • • • ,•
Weed by lVfessrs. Gardiner and. Bry-
erne That the following societies
re-
eeivinggrants.a- from this. county kno-
wn as Agricultural and Horticultheal
Societies Fainters' and - Teachers'
Institutes, •Publie. Libraries and- oth-
ers be instrected to notify the cOunty
.cIerk • of the existence of said societ-
ies, also .the Santee Of thee secretary
'arid treasurer ot the Sante immediate-
lall:el:Abe annual meeting of . :seta!
society, • • . • • .•
Petition of ChOI:leg Levet t end thir-
i.y . others eel a live to- school section
(Union) No: 4 Ilullett and Godericii
sehy. t9..Ex'eunt.ive
.
. A. ,clefinietiterf.Wattid-'6riethe 'comae'
in reference to promised Oliange• •in
the heeedaries 01 :Union school sec -
thin No. l'Goderich and. Mullett. to-
wnships,. -A lame nitinher of gentles.
men . addressed:the •coureCii,' The • mate'
ter .Was. .pass.ed. On to the oduca,t-
hen. committee to report thereon ,
Report. Building committee was
presentml, Mr: Ferris pecupied . the
chair ia,cominitted.. The report pass-
Ea,gt ,liuron WoMart's • Instittietee,ape
plied for .grant, • .
Letter from -Sher4f ,Reynoldeand
certificate Of •geor. surgeon . relative to
illness of Gaoler Griffin .was read.
Circular from •Municipal Wiirld was
Commitment . of Lloyd Browe and
James . Brown of:Bayneld -under the.
Children's ;.,Protection Act.—Left to
exieutive cominittee. .1 •
Statements froin Godefich, Clinton'
amt eSeiforth collegiate Institutes
'were'read and sent to -eirectitive
. . . .
corn-
inttee • • : • •
'Circular 'from George Alisien, Aeries -
worth, secretary ef Trustees . As-
sociation was referred to Education
committee. .
Letter fraineDepartmene of Pubime
Worker; Ontario,. :was read. -
Letter from ' Ma:mileen Rood Mach-
inc. Co. was ;read. '
. Circular from J. E. Pal:Well,. Cecre-
earyof the Western, GeedUoads As-
sociatio0 was' readS---Sent to bridge
committee., • . •
Memorial frorn Council of Yoile Co-
unty relating -to speed, Of motor vphi-
elee and memorial from City of
Toronto . 'reciting .to powers pt Tele-
phone Cols . Were read and sent in • 1,0
speCials,00minittee. ' • ' •
Petition from fifty residents of Zure.
tell asking change in incorporation
read and sent to special committee.
Moved by Messrs. Morrison and
Grier, That R, S. Mays be 'appointed
tritstee of Seaforth ,Collegiate Insti-
Moved by: Messrs. Cantelon ' arid
Ferris, That John Ra,nsford be ape
POinted .treetee of Clititon Collegiate
Institute. . °
Moved in anfehdment by Mr. Isbis-
ter and Mr, Currie, That John Tor -
relics be appointed trustee of Clinton
Collegiate Institute.
Mr. Torrance positively refused to
.accept the appointment and on the
report coming from committee .Mr.
Itansford was declared chosen. •
Moved by Mr. McLean, seconded*by
Mr. Isbister, That Rev. Dr. 'are be
appointed trustee of • Goderich Col-
legiate Institute. '
Motions referred to the illdueation
commi gee.
Moved by Megsre. MaQuillan and
MeLear., That a copY of the Ontari0
Statutes he obtained for each mem-
ber of this council and that each new,
meitiber' he s3pplied with The Consoll- !
dated Municipal A6t, I
Moved by Messrs. Gardiner end Eer-
rig, That the usual grant be made to
the Farmers' Institutes in this coun-
ty.
MoVed .IVICLeart, .secorided bY' bolgi
That the Usital grant:of $10 be made
to purchase flowers to .plant ,artul-
thc eourt house.. . ,
MoVed by Messrs. Cantelon and
Lamont, That a grant of $25 be Ma-
de to Oath Teachers' Inst1tute:1n tile
CoUntr, ' alone can cure catarrh.
Report of Ilotige of Refuge ' coin-
mittee Was road and adopted... .•
:Report of P,xeelttive committee Was
-read' and passed. ;
lumeappointment of • cot iity auditor
*as.,taken..- Up in eoternittee on Mot-
ion . 'Or IVIessrs-. Spa:Mtn-sin. and: ...me„.
Niterghtois, "' , •
committee 'rose „anie, rePoreed•
inlayer of Mesgre, .Mosely and •Zellare
In :.couneil it was Moved:. hy 1VIessrs,
(ntelon and Larnont..that Messrs. E.
•Zellar of 7uimch and F. Mosley • of.
Usborne be eoenty Midifors.. for tals.
j; ear . —'carried . • • , •
Report,of Education committed, was
;presented arid' telten"up,..in.poinntittete
with Mi. Spackman inthe chaie. The*
reporL passed bot1 in committeeand
in council . • •
Report of ' County; Property .com-
mated was read. •The warden asked
M. Cerreeto take:the chair. The
report passed except c1aus 5 Which
was referred beek to the committee
for reeonsideration. • • •
Moved by Messrs e Spackman .• and
Morrison, That a bi,,law he prepared'
authorizing. the .warden aod treagurer
to ..•berrowe the slim ot $40,000 ',for
. 011 front expenses.—Carried.,
MOved by Messrs. McKenzie • and
Currie,. .q`leat the council inoVe into
committee on ,ilni aPpoilitareelii .of
eelinty. exa•mixtetS: . -
• Moved by :1Viesers: Spaekman and
Morris,ba, That Messrs Moffat and
Cameron lie appointed, on the board
of eouniy examineiCarilcnL
Report of Road. and- Bridge Com-
mittee waS read.
. .
The report wag amended that Chas.
Barber be given 'the Contract of a-
btantenti on the Moberly bridge in-
stead of Prank Guttridge. •Lie come -
ell the report passed as amended.
' 2ini reporT of the Executive com-
mittee wag read and. adopted. .
Moved hy. Meeers. McKenzie:and
Can telon, That •the warden and Mr.
Currie sell the material .of the Yeet-
land •hridgc to the test advantage for
the coureey.—Catried.
Moved by ivir, mcQuillan, sr:mended
by Mr. Mr. McLean, That Mr.. 'SW -
ter he appointed inepectot of the
tement woe"( on the Morrisbank htide
ge,—Carried. .
SIR JAMhIS volTsows OPINIO;N,
He saYs that the commonest .of .all
disorders, and olie from whieh few es-
cape is Catarrh. Sir Janus firmly
believes .in local treatment, which is
hest supplied by • "Catarrhmone."
Ho case of Catarrh eart. exist . where
CatarthozOne is used ; It is a mira-
cle worker, relieve; almost Instant-
ly and cures •after other remedies fait..
Other treatments can't reach the Os-
eaSed parts like Oatarritozone because
it goes„ to the source of the trouble
aloqg with the air yoft breathe.
Catarrhozone•ie free from cocaine it
leaves no bad after-effects, it is,. sloe -
Ply nature's own cure. ACCept no
etibetitude for Catarthozone Wbich
ees
id -Winter CLEARANCE Wei
Thousands of dollars worth of goods sacrificed rather
than carry them over.
This is your money saving opportunity. — Never such low prices on GOOD GOODS.
DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND.
I5c Wrapperette for I0c
1,000 yards. 40 patterns to choose from, all new de-
siguS, 30 inoheg wide, ignaranteed fast color, regular
price 15e, for
10e
10c Wrapperette for 8c
300 yards., New patterns, 29 inches wide, fast color,-
' regular 10, for
50c Linoleums 35e
Two yards wide, good pattern and weight, any length,
also several remnants to go at spie price
Children's Worsted flose
Odd lots Ohildren's Worsted Hose, all sizes, regular
25e, fcir
80
$1 Flarmelette Gown 75c
Made of good heavy Flannelette in pink and white, soi-
. id colors, with lace and embroidery trimmings, 1eg-
25c War. $1 for . ..75c Regular 75c for 500
Ms o corset covers and drawers to goat Wholesale .prices.
35c Military.Flannel at 25c
100 yards. Grey Military Flannel, unshrinkable, extra
heavy, regular 35e, for . •
„Arm
Odd lots of Wash' Goods at Sc
Consistingror Prints, Ginghams, Duck, Etc., ranging in
,priee from 10c to 25c, clearing tit per yard 56
1214Prints for 8c '
Odd lots of. last year's prints; clearing them out •'bo
make roOnt for New Prints, all to -go at •
80
75c; 'two ply Wool Ca.rpet 50c
,
ciea,riug out the remnants of Carpet Lengths, Tun
. • from 5 to 20 yards in eaclt'. piece, all good patter-
ns, regular 75e, .for • ' 50e.
50c Union Wool.s for 25
All good patterns, lengths tun from 5 te.2.0 'yards, ntg-
ular 50c, for 25e
123/c "Jap flattings I0c
I
One yard wide, good patterns, any length yoto may ,re-
quire, at -.wholesale price • ' 10c
20 PER CEN..T, •OFF ALL. •SMALL FURS SUOII
Corsets
Our Corset stock is too heavy a,m1 to reduce same we
are marking a limited number to reduce the stock,
as follows, all,sizes :
Regular $1,25- for --=.4egt,lar $1,00 tot 7l5
Regular . 75c for .. . .50c Regular 50c
Men's WaInhat Coats "
sizes 4.6,: 41, 42, 44, regular $30, for •
• -$24 •
Men's Calf .Coats
Sizes 46, 42; 44, regular $22, for $17,50
, •
Ladies' Astrachan Coats
Sizes 32, 34, 30, 38, regnlier $25, for $18
Ladies' Bokaharin .
Sizes e 34 and 38, resider $45, for '
, •
AS RUFFS, ..GAGNTLETS, MUFF'S, ETC.
Successors'!,to R. Coats.,
CLINTON.; ,
• .
Moved by Mesers. Mebeeh. arid Doig
Thate,Mr. McQuillan jyc appoin-ted in.'
seteelor:ef.centeateWeerk on the beidge.
smith df Liecknow.e-Carried. •
-.Moved. by •Mr. McNaughton; seeond-,
et" by • Mr. Spa/Stolen, That Mr, •Mor-
•risole be inspector of pement .work on
the ;McCann bridge.—Carrietl. • .
"Moved by Mr. .Caateion; seconded
.•by Ille,:-Ferrig, That 1111:•. McKenzie be
appointedlo itilepect concrete wotk at
the Amberley bridge,.-e-Cerril. •
. The following byla,wg were read thr-
ee, tiCeese'aed• passed e ap-
point two 'auditors 91 atiminal • justi-
ee accounts and till° .atiditorer to aud-
it all other acdounIS .affectieg the,
Moiety. No. "2—To.. authorize She
Warden and treasurer io •borediv..nioa-
ey. No 8—To apoeint arbitrators in
the . Matter'. of. boundaries of Vnien•
Section NO; 4, %Mullett •and . Goilerich
i;oWnadria. ' On motion of ' Cuwe and
Isbitci., thee couiteie adjourned to
meet • again On the that Tuesday In
June next,. •,- „
. Report of Executive ,Cominittee • •
To :reference to the comMunigations
front Sheriff Reynolds remirtonending
an increase of 'salary to John KnOx
for services asgaoler, we reeenmend
that he. receive $50 per month:as Ring
aS he is .aating in ; the eapanity.- ot
gaoler, ' •• • e. :
On Motion of Mr, and
Mi MeLean We recommend Thaf, the
Ontario statutes tor 1905.•be obtained
' for each meenber 'of Ole county coun-
cil,Also the Coneolidal
. ed
for midi Of the new members,' ."
Re the motione of Messre. Currie
and Spackman we reedmmenil That
the clerk be instruoted to. order the
.ailunicipal World for members of • the
county coenell. . . • * '
Re the cOmmunieatiOne froin Mrs.
.1. Armstrongasking for grant to
..
Woman's Institutes of East fittren,
we -recommend no action:
• lu thcmatter of Lloyd BroWii ared
James Bitown,: the ordet..of cotamitt-
re together witheVidence from Judge
Doyle were laid., heforo us and we re-
commend that the same be filed wi-
th,the county clerk.
We recommend the paynumt of the
following grants.
. $50 00 .Children's 'Aid.
. *26 90 Agricultural & Hortictiltur-
al Seeleties.
11500 Public Libraries.
$25 00 Teachers' Institutes,
'$25 00 Partners' Institlites. ,
$10 00 PYisonerg'Aid Association.
$20 00 Sick Children's Hospital..
$10 00 For Flowers at Court.
We have examined the statements
of the differetit Collegiate Institutes
In the county and ;bid the amounts
to be paid for the: year as follows
Menforth $2221 83
Clinton • 2054 37
(4oderich 11400 00.
Si, Marys for attendattee of mile
from the County of ITuroa $57.17.
Re tenders for printing froln Mit-
ehpli l'odd, Sanders and Oreeeli,
A pplef airs & Dttneallt. Robertson &
YanAt tar, We recommend That 'the.
tender of Sanders 'and Creeeh of Ex-
eter being the lowest,. be accepted.
Ite the request: from, Mr. Young of
the 33ri1 regime:lib-W(11V for the usu-
al grant of $000 from the county to
supplement the Mers's pay white in
camp, we would eectimnietid, That
the abreve amount he gianted, but not
41 any ease :lc e'xcecd:•25 cents per
day - • ' :
• Report (if Building Conn-hit:tee, •.•
Your centenittee Met at the House,
1?.efitge: on JanuarY 3.est and hai;e •
to eenott that Mr. Cooper has done,
searce4y. ••• anything- •Per his contract,
since •oor lasi. report dated bee. 'Otb.
10011., . Mr. McBride, the arehit.e,et,w.as
piegette and ea:ilea-red with es. .1 -le
sereti a letter to Mr. :Cooper, .a copy
of: 1,5.'hiell IS :attaclied to this report.,
and .1mexitaine t.he impoetant points
!discussed. : in' .•oominietee. The build -
Mg risk ef insurance adver.ing • the.
'tisk • on the ,old building and contehtS.
is 1;e -insured till:•1Vlarch the 31st ilext.
and 18 .
eost;i $19 Pe11r•.10711, • ,Ve..
tritet. out. aetibue, will meet' with your
4ii)pli.6
. ' London, Jan.. 31St .
'D. CSaritelOri, Chairniau Building. Com:
Deter Sir,—With ref erenee to the
.putty and -mortar now in the dellar
or; the Meiese of Iteflige, 1. Wigh te
say that the pttttY is. new .Cafit to
be eused • to Make a satisfaCtoey joh,
after: having been. frozen but the
brown Mortar: mixed With hair may
led Used .provided that a .quantity • of
fresh .inortar is preptlied and teased
With the same, .Youesiic.,x
tliully.i ei3;i4p.
"INSPECTOR ROBB'S REPOR17;
gentlemen,—.1 begleave to submit
to you my animal. report on the. state:
of Public 'School educiation in East
Huron. for .the year. 1904, • •
. • Teachers' Salaripe.
:There.. Wee 37 .male and 87 female
teetehers: employed during' ' the year.
This was a decrease Of 2 mold and a.
obi:responding increase in female tea-
chers. Of ihesh teachers 5 held first,
class.; 80 second' class and 53 third
class eertilleateS. In 1903e the `teaqh-.
ere held 7 first class, 78 second (class
ead :39.. third class certificaten. These
statisties are rather disquieting.There
.were 41 . scheols that changed, teach-
ers last year. Prom this it will be
Seen that on an tiverage every school
changes it teatime in three years.
The average salary paieenale tea,ehs"
ers wag' 1453; at inerease of $$a on
the preceding year. The average sal-
ary of female teachers was $317, en
inerease of $15. The' increase in the
aVerage: salary of the Male teacher
was mainly' in the urban schools', the
increase there being 146; the increase
In rural salaries of male teachers,
being but $4. In rural sectioes 'the
flawifillieselladesseeellemsesiesentwowsi
. . .
'esisinessesseseasemeness.,...,...
average increase of female salaries
was $20, 'eyhile in urbanschools the
increase was but $8.. ' .•• , .
: Young ;nen and .women ;receive much
higher sataeieg in °tiler occupations
with. less worry. anti infinitely Jess roe
sponsibility ;than :they can. receive •tee
leachers, and as .a consemience many'
desitaitle studepte avoid a, professionwhidir pays hatdly enough to Pi:pv.10
the bare necessaries of physical and
intellectual life and in Which theY are
1.11.01.1ilit e old and • hehind the
times at • an age *heti in other proe.
fessioes .men are believed to be in lhe-
ir mettle and receiVe their highicet'sal-•
aries.:Jri -thig "inepectorate there are e
bet three teachers over fifty and but
one ovee, sixty Years. of 'age. Two of •
thee,., alThough excellent .and etweees-
ful :teachers uid non doing better'
.e(aiik 'than ever,: are receiving Smaller
salaries than they' receive'd. as 'mere
beginners on enteringtheteaching
profeestors. ' Vet ;hi -the face of
these diecoueagenients ao profession
has made greater progressin impeov,
ed methods of aceoMplishing its own,
1Vlartia •Luther, the great 3:01i giOtto
reformer sayg The schoolmasters in
my days ever° tyratits end execution-
ers ; the schools .Were. jails and hells
And in epite of fear and Misery, flog-
gings and: tremblings r.othing useful
was Icarned, I. was innocently lash -
of fifteen tinfea jn eSeree_ot. . sin e e
morning beeapse•I did not keow•what
had neer :been ' taught me." And
there are those Steil alive wIlo re-
member a state of things not much
• . •
Now all this changed, all appeals
are made to the reason,- love of ap-
ifrobatien and self respect, . of the
pupil instead of. to fear and hogging..
No physical pain is now inflieted for
inability 'to leare and I bielieve that
in many schools corporal nunishneent
is not inflicted .000 a year. Indeed
some of My 'schOols are now eel•fgov-
°ening Mini/nit:tees With a guide in
the person of the teacher. '
In one instance, No. 4, 'Grey, :this.
is sekompletely, carried out' that the
teacher has left discipline, order', pre-
paration • Of lessons, calling and dis-
missing school to the pupils who at-
tend tO these matters through their
elected representatives. The pupils
lia,ve also purchased a, library and
other necessary school helps. 'I can
certify to the complete success" of the
experiment. A eimilar 'training of*the
wilLaithough not the same form is
carried out, in No. 2 and No. 3 Tu-
eltersinith ; No. 5, Morris and No. 3,
Hallett.. The pupils aretrusted and
they show themselves Worthy of that
trust.
•
. School. Libraries'.
During the past two Years .1 have
en tirging in: season alid out °retie -
son the eetablishment of tadloot Era-
raries in rural Sections. Andnot-
withstanding the fact that the Leg-
islature pays fiety Cents on the dole
lot .tip to twenty dollars on every
book purchased, my suceese has not
been very encouraging. There are lint
14 libraries In the 83 rural school
of thig inspectorate. . .
It seems to Ine the height, of • ale -
(Continued' nu page 54 .
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Cough, Grip, Asthma, Biphtheria
Cresolesio lea boon, ts:s Aittlimatices
CRESOLINIIima long established and standard remedy
for the diseases indicated. rt cares beeituse We air Yeti.
doted strongly antiseptic is carried over the diseased Sur.
faces of the bronchial tubes with every breath, giving
prolonged and constant treatment Those of a zonsulnp•
tthiroevt:noadt.eaey, or sufferers from chroill:: bronchitis, and
immediate relief from coughs or Inflamed denditione of
Vapo•Cresolene 5sold
by druggists or sent pre.
paSi onreeerlepaticonfaproileiet.
vsroc.
ftt Including a bottle of
Cresoleno $l.88. Send for
free illustrated boohlet.
LEzmING MISS CO., Ltd.,
Agent$188S. James
*entreat, Canada. SO8
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• .1)utt1op, •
.• Death , has removed a ,former and.'
,well-known reeident'. of this .commtnie
Ity in •the person:of Wm., Yoneg,who •
died recently at his ,home. 111 Ponti•ac, • .
'Whither he and Mas • Young. 'rel
emoved in 1888 to speed the evening of •
.their daye neer the • members .ofelhc
family residing,. •there. Mr, Young .
IVis born, in Kent, coun(y, .Englande in ,
and.' was :thus eighty -Seven y.eaes .
, . .
of
.age tiuien • be died. Death . • Wag
fumed hy .•Pneimionia, Ioilowed be; • •
lestrt eailure.. While in. Canada.. .. th�.
beeased did his share it) cleari.4g• 111).' •
the .unbroken land and was quite an
.a al -tartly oh different kinds of faint
labor.. Ile is Survived. by his •wido*,
Who is a sister of "Chase R0).tertson of
ti2ar Dungannon, and •se.veral sons
• .;
and daughters. . . • .
:The .News.-Iteeordegivee • the.' local
news. .
Kidney Disease
and Rheumatism
Those tsrribly painful aliments
aro thorotsghly curtsd by
Ibr• Catiaae'a Kidney...Liver
PflIsm
• • •
Silted ihettniatistn nriset front derangements
of the kidneys it can never be cured until these
organs are restored to health. By acting directly
. in the kidneys Dr. Chase's XIdney-LiVer Pills
cure both kidney disease and riseurnatism.
Mas. IVIOLOsn, Newmarket„Ont., stAteS
"1 have used rt. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills
w kidney trouble, and would not be without
nerd tor a great deal, They have certainly
'1.1ne me a world of good, and I would not
ink of using atty-other medicine for an ailment
this kind." •
'fl‘ty husband is troubled with sciatic rhot.
111 xtisin and is using 1 Chase's kidney -Liver
They are doing him more gitiod than any
&lide he ever used, and we both heartily re.
c-ommend them as art excellent medicine."
Dr. Chase's Itidney-Liver Piles the cointort
old age, one pia a dose, 25 cent* a box, at all
liders ePvoerrytraboit xa.nd iigtiature of Dr. A. W.
ClmatC 00Pete ettenot ettlet where r, Chatell 24,010
ado Phtater is applied.
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