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m Tlnfi'iusiliit. . “1pr binds a The Htportimunent of government aid is made under the pmViaionl of "no Charity Aid Act" pt 1874, and all institutions entitled no agmat under in ”View an tinted alike. yur on "with! " Indu- thus ahmq vi: (1)BOQihh. (2) Home! Re. ai.w "f Ill 0-st- Auk-sun! an; '_"""......... .......... HTO New fl'lc.r.trrrr..:r. .r._ 1680 Enghnd And “Hues. 1392mm school: I l 76 Ruskin] and 1iiless,votuutary schools " 34 onturio,1sol....C.". '._.... S40 Attotitus,thecostperpupit in Bos- _.lfru-r---f...."..'....l.Tu.z; Mi Minneapolis 'm-.--.---...,..,.....)?." yerwi'itrir.'.r.Cr..'.'.C. Anna for cities in Ontario avenge lor clues m Imtarto. . . . . . . . 13 57 Out of every 86 spent by the Govern. that, 81 no" for edueutional Purposes. BOW PUBLIC owns ARR' AIDED. This Province has an educational sys- tem woond to none in the world. The young men born and educated in On. tario take good prsitiona in the United sue“, " well as in their natise Und. Nor is the CO9t to the people excessive u the following comparison will Show '. Ttttcost per pupil ty a common school 19ltio....._.. Munchmtu The nomina'mu for candidates for the Local House will take place at. the Court House, Harlin, next Tuesday at, o'clock. We trust that M many of our Reform friends as possible will be pmnt on than occasion. May gtith, l891 22- lm Opposition Cand titstts urn: invited to be pres- ent nud will be gum“ " fair share of lime to mum. their vwwu. F. COLQUHm N. JOHN MOTZ. Secretary Pres. North Waterloo May gtith, ISU. Reform Association. C'etttrevirh. Thursday. June lith at 8 p m “Emmy; l o!trttlrip 1hyll. Mr. Robertson. the Reform Candiduto, will addre" the elector: of this Riding at the following meetings: High chi-m Hunting. English and German, in all it, brunvth. Advertising Itate" reasonable, and will be made known on apolieation. Subscriptinn mm per annum in advanee .1...” if nor so pad. . r-c . _ .. u - A Fortunaw Girl "Jr, Williams. Cook'i Cotton Rnov~s Snydo-r. DiphLm-rm C'ure--d,.cor, H. Kim". (Pouring ti de ot Prtnu--Doering Bros. Millinery "',ricker * Dlebel. Pantiruo- H. B. 10mm. Snorting Goode -Becker & Co Tm tisle. Hows (rt--Ttte Uo-hmer Co. Inc tl Notice-hire. W. R. Coggeshnll. Ayer'" Pdls. Ltcal Norirwa-ys'. Mover. Diumond Dyets--- ll-orvud lira .chial F'srrup.-- Priestley’u Superior Drown Fmbrieg. Sick Head-1cm. iue.-ts'Urku Powders. Aptr'te Swrmp-urlllu. [ Perry Um is' Pain Killer. _ Scott's Emulsion. Dr Harm's Golden Medical Discovery. I Hood’s Suwpnnlln Cures. Cottolene. Menthol Plasters I Sunlight Soap. V Waterloo County Chronicle. oducation in lime t'nited States. . . . .817 THURSDAY, JUNE llth, 1894 EDUCATION IN ONTARIO New Aavert1sementts this week Reform Meetings. DAVID BEAN, Proprietor, Weekly New-umber Published every Than, day morning. Faney Pantings . B. YOUNG'S. NOMINATIONS. Ever Shown in the County "II-v Sch-£96: a"htrhuratrirtr HI 22 49 19 95 " 89 at f?,trettf.teyttttttteei “in iathevim.eeit Hr. Ortertmid on .Mylndnduqu WMhh vmqmuulmm.m It is the plain duty of every true Re- former nod 'supporter of Sir Oliver Mownt and Fmest government to do all in his power to promote the cmdi- datum of Mr. Robertson, the nominee of the Reform convention. Leave no stone untamed but thoroughly organ- :ze every polling nub-divisionond never relax your 1sttorta until the lat vote in polled and Mr. Robertson triumphan- ly elected. . J I tasGriiik Since the ttbpm it! written, we - ins Berlin print that the Executive M r. Gardiner will retire from the field and providing fu rther that the Bamberg Oracle becomes a. consenting party to his candidature. Mr.Shoemnker can be easily disposed of but whether sufficient pressure an be brought to bear upon Mr. Gardiner to cause hint to retire remains to be Mr tihoemsker's candidature WM never very seriously taken by anyone and we were not surprised to learn yesterday that he had handed in his resigrutionand that another Patron con- vention had'been called for this (ThurS' day) afternoon to take into consido ra. tion the propriety of accepting Mr. Shoemaker':, resignation and of placing another candidate in .the field, We understand 'that overtures have been made to Mr. Valentine Otterbein, deputy reeve of Wellesley,toallow hi m- self to be put forward as the Patron candidate. M r. Otterbein will consent to stand providing Mr. Shoemaker and M r, Robert son,the Reform candidate, has been holding a series of very suc- cessful meetings in different parts of the Riding and has met with every en" couragement, The meetings ha’ve been well attended and were all very among- ly in his favor. A number of them were attended by Mr. D. M. Shoemak- er the candidate of the Pat tom and by M r. McKay who spoke in favor of Mr. 8hoemtsker's candidature. _. Mr. Meredith has so few candidates l in the field that it is impossible that he I can carry the Province, and he could l get pou er by no Other means than by ' n“combination."His government Ivould be inharmonious and unstable. There i, grave fear that, in order to hold to- gether the, men who are attacking the professions, and shouting for decentral- ization,anddenouncing the corporations and breeding suspicions of legitimate commercial operations, measures Gr more radicaland far more revolutionary than justice demands or sound policy sanctions would be forced through the Legislature to the grave unsettling of lamestabliehed interests, to the injury of our credit, and to the very special peril of the great natural industries of the country-Agriculture in all its branches, mining and lumbering. The effect of such a notice to the world of investors in England and other mone- tary centres as the dismissal of Sir Oli. ver Mowtst,distinguished as his admin- ; istration is quite as much for its safe l and prudent management of Ontario’s I affairs as {Grits extraordinary duration l of nearly a quarter of a century, would i be disastrous in the extreme upon the business, of the country. Nothing more unfortunate could happen to Ontario C than the accession to power of a govern- ' ment representing unsympathetic and : incongruous elements. , !c an to-oh/Ut'. Mud Wt. lot every patient in the institution; to I the second on a his of tive cent/s for: latch dny’s loam: and Imbalance I of no [indigent Ttrtmoes,tusd tothe third on the basis of one Ind ono.Ult cents I for each dsy’n lodgment, and maintrn- once of an orphan sud neglected or (iiiii'i':tii, ohiid-reckoned in each l one on the number of inmates in the _ seven! institutions during the previous calendar year. And with the view of encouraging contributions by munici- palities and from other sourcen,the Act also further provides that further aid upon the some basis may be given of of ten cents to Hospitals, two cents to Houses of Refuge,and one and one-half cents to Orphan Asylums ; but so as to not exceed one fourth of the amount‘ contributed from other sources in the‘ preceding year. THE LOCAL EhECTION. BEWARE OF THE DANGER. The plea-ht 'ghstst and perfect. a! by zithrhiog We Pe, “- a. on: an)“ 1rii1l?tt..tt?3r1iPp g TJe, A very large and enthusiastic meet. ing was held here in the interests of the Reform candidate on Tuesday eve- ning. The large hall was literally packed. The chair was occupied by Mr. 8nyasr,prte of the promising young Liberals, who are taking an active in- terest in the present contest. Mr. Robertson opened with a neat, short speech and in closing the meetin his reply to certain allegations wedge by Mr. McKay was most happy and et. fective. The meeting was also ad, dressed by 11W. B. Snider, E. P. cu. meat and ttf/ttt on the Reform side and Mr. .MSboemeker, the Pat. ren tsamlidqh sad J. F. McKay. The meeting yezlvery strongly in Mullah. erteon’e far . On Monday evening a large and en. thusiastic meeting was held in support of Mr. Robertson’s candidature in the old School House. Dr. T.M.Robinson acted as chairman. Messrs Robertson Snider and McBride addressed the meeting in English and Messrs. Sarah and Roschman of Waterloo in German. No Opposition speakers were present and the vote here will be overwhelm: ingly in favor of the Reform eandi. date. Mr, Gardiner, the P. P. A, can- didate, was also through here last week stuhing the people with made-toorder facts, on the sly. I lis arguments savor strongly of P. HA -ism. He claims to be thoroughly independent and,dUtrib. Utes Conservative campaign literature. Beware ! COXESTouo. M r. Robertson held a. very successful meeting here last Friday evening. Be- sides him Messrs. McBride, E. W. B. Suider,Allan Shantz, B.S.A , and Geo. Moore made speeches. The latter gentleman was particularly effective in defending the acts of the Mowat Administration from the standpoint of a practical farmer. Mr, J. G. Hurst performed the duties of chairman very etliciently. The vote here will be verr strongly in favor of the Liberal tuiii'-l date. The Reform mass meeting last Thursday evening was well patronized and was one of thehst interesting ever held In Elmira. The Reform can- didam. M P. Robertson, assisted by Messrs.1£. W. B. Snider, Bitzer, Motz and Dr. Ullyot and the Hon. Jas. Young, Gat, spoke well and all very enthusiastically upheld the Mowat Government. h D.' hr, Shoemaker, the P.ofI.cundidate, le was the fimt speaker who arrived but as he was soon followed by Messrs. F. Colquhoun, A. B Robertson and C. if Biker and Dr. L B. Clemens of Berlin. 1- Although Mr. Robertson was estrang- 3t er in this locality he soon won, the d favor of the electors while delivering d a neat address, during the delivery of which he was freiluently applauded. 0 He stated that headid not appear on t the platformus an eloquent speaker, 0 but came to them as a plain, common t farmer. If elected, he would support,‘ although not slavishly, the Mowat Gov. e ernment in the beet interests of the electors. The next speaker Was Mr. Shoemaker who stated that although he had to meet a lawyer and a doctor, he was not afraid of them and made a ' stirring appeal to the electors to sup- b port him in the interests of the Pat. , runs. He tried to show the grand ' work the Patrons are doing in sup- F pressing combines although he failed to show any grievance they found in the Mowat Administration. In referring to their twine factory he said that any farmer could procure twine at Patron prices,out of which arose a controversy. Dr. Clemens followed in an elaborate address gand refuted certain charms l made against Mr Robertson. The Or. _ is quite a clever speaker and gave the , Opposition some hard hits. Mr Bitzer l followed with a strong speech in defence l of the Government. Before the close l of the meeting, Mr. Devitt, the chair- J man, told the audience to vote for Mr. J Robertson on the 26th, for he did not l believe in supporting turncoats. , I WINTERBOURNE g A meeting was held here on Wrd, J nesriay evening, 6th inst, in the inter- li -P, ts of Mr. Robertson. Messrs E. W. C Snider and E. P. Clement were if sent to assist the Reform candidate. J ghetPatron candidate accompanied by R Mr. J. F. Mackay were also present U' and given a hearing; but it was very F apparent judging by the temper of the B audience, that their case against the H Government was not sustained. The C; chair was occupied by Mr. Walter li Veitch. [ 1' td,tgtilt 2'ttgtt'itia ' my: tonne“. An etttltuaiaatie meeting was held in the interests of Mr. A. B. Robertson, the Reibrm auditing, last Wednendgy, 6th inst. The attendance surpassed the expectations of all concerned. Mr. nun-mac: who In his: " It. - email lilac-O M of the an... BLOOMINGDALE. ST. J ACOB8. ELMIRA‘ .1; CA' tueieire " Murmur; iatgetmmtt 'St; "m , 1ttl"ll'd'ltltt - --_,.._..............w. item to submit Wit)! pl... foe the new Bio-mm , -e --_-_ - -e" - W‘- ed upon when mtuttriytiima will ig I, "all the amount. Mr. Kain t “I“? that all "tr. ocriptiou 1'l'rdi'l'lfl','2',',tfd him thank. a, . . B il . . . ite - “no“ J,'t.it3t.tr1heeii, _ in!) “h 4 4202 ‘It will be loan by the anve lint that Waterloo', 'ulmsriistiou now consider- ably exceed: the amount promised and quite th number luvs slot yet been " ed upon when mtuoriutiaa " I- _C.B Snyder.......... b George Moore-......... ' J. L. Widenun........ ll.Hetspelee .....---... ' Riehd.4ehtntu....... ,l91MiTaylor.......... W. Wella& Sou-.... F. Colquhoun.......... I2utlt.bisrrough & Bechtel H. Zimmermm '."t.... C. Knmpf............. Simon Snider...,......, Joel Good............., George Davidson........ 1ohnHritscher.......C', Mrs. Annie UNslmasr., William Carthew ....... R. Y, Fish............." M. 1vegemvit........../ A. 1iauiir,.....,..,...". firiekerkDiebet:./...: _Hoggkrsbbictc..V.". Peter Sherk............ 1ltsrretssl.Locku..V..C Geor e Wegemurt....,.. J. If, frsulry........... J. Kalbheisch ......._.. C, A. 1vinter........,/ ChM.Feick............ 1J'.Hytttdrr,.....l..C. A. ll, McBride. r....... J. Iprelmtm........= J. B.Snider............. Iuvidluan.._._...C.r. (lfeobConmd.......C, George Hutchiaon ....r.' Levi tluysfrer......, George Wtmura.....,.l, Dr. Noecker.............. A. Merner.............. Rudolph Rmrehunas,..... JuliuaRoos............... Jvseyhsr....,......C.r. J. German............... C. N. Huether........... H, J, Graaett.. John)', Morley C. Kreutzi er. . James, I.ocEie.. G, A. Bruce.., &.Rooa,Berlin.... I. E. Bowman........ J1.\V.B. h'atider...... L. Kuntz (Brewery)... John Shuh........... Wm. Sldder&('o..... Wm. Young.......... J, H. Webb,M.D..... JtrcrtbBricker.-..., W. S. Hodgina ..'.... J. B. Hilghu-...... WATERLOO SUBSCRIBERS. Geor.stRand111 9f the firm of Randall ,,,,,,, -""e -- -"""'.r can. u-wgulv’, nuu "ttieient guarantee that the work en- trusted to them will be carried lout in the moat careful manner consistent with etEciency, The citizens and, as well, the farmers Fund others of the surrounding country can well afford, and are in duty bound 'to provide the means to enable the trustees, without stint, to erect and tinish the Hospital in a. msnner becom- ing the wealth and humanitarinnism of the aner County of Waterloo. The men who have been unanimously chos- en hy the subscribers as trustees, ere among our moatpoted successful busi- ness men, have the fullest public confi. dence " to ability and integrity, and The aim-non in one of the moat no- cosaibie our] convenient thet cou'd be found in the diebrict, end the ample grounds ndmimbly ndnpced for the benetieent purpose it. charitable donor intended them. The W. bib} “tonal-tho 'c. _ I he; to inform hyperbole of Waterloo 'ad surrounding country that Laotian onu- ttseNtUrt.titutittrtk "aveoread-upiioidirtL, F no» enemy-gm. In. Minna , A' J on wring the minimum in! not rs ' quired toe the mm m. them, " Oddfellow s Block, Waterloo. every reason to trust that than who _ . _ have not you given mi‘utnnoo will do .0 You will ilnd here a Luge, Ness/Stock which won bought direct from cuff ciently liberal to cover the full re- the manufacturers and which will be sold for Cash at Rock Bottom Prices. quiremenu for the erection of; Hoopi- Call. and 389 the bargains. l tal which will he; source 0 pleasure to every citizen of the Twin City, sud J HOFFMAN. acrediuhle surplus to finUh am) fur- ' , nish a tntffieiont portion of it for pre. Waterloo, Ont. sent requirements; 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 l 121 l 76 L5 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 l5 " l5 l5 " I5 15 25 2.5 150 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 a ire " ,"5 a ‘0 250 70 In reply Mt. Wood, sr., writes this o letter to his son : "You are quite able 0 to tell the electors of North Brant why a you have given the Government a gen- la eral support, and, like myself, I think T you can point to your public and pri- lc vate record as to the best proof of your T honesty and intelligence. So tar, so pl good; but tbe'point of the editorial is lit the subsequent reference made to my- W self, viz: "The aged parent, will,how- at ever, regard it to be a duty to support to the Patron candidate, who is contest- PI mg the riding of North Oxford against SI Sir Oliver." This statement is wholly th and entirely untrue. I am a Patron, I m and it is true that I have always been lth willing to maintain the principles I vi of our order, but I have never cousid- T ca cred myself bound, and I will not be i W l bound, to turn my back upon Sir I A Oliver Mowat in the present contest. l co I do not claim to be in exact accord ( wl with every part of Sir Oliver), policy, , ne but my intelligence is at least greet _ tm enough to appreciate good Government F an wherever I find it, and taking it All in : " all I regard it " the best we have ever tur seen in Canada In another sentence l W the editor says '. "To battle h purity and economy in the administration of Iltlt am of itt, record that my men will be to leave to their children's Jah,'.',', “were true words, Ind ttrtr,fumias in thewq‘reuon why I inbuilt-Ir; IrrttFi,?rorrtriiiiaiiiiiiii. In” _ notittrhrsd to 1ttett-drur.)Airtr . 15, tey,iityr, "mas-mt, an! new. Referring to the son the Patrons' organ snys: "Ia a. neighboring con- stituency the son-also a. sturdy, hon. est, intelligent tmsn-has become an exponent of Gritism, and is the sitting member for the Legislature. The son is a dutiful fellow, but fihal regard can- not itdluenee ;him to cease to worship at the shrinegof the Premier of the province. ' 6t the father the Sun says l "The oldest Patron in Oxford has a. record that is unique. A sturdy, honest, in- telligent Scotchman, he proudly main. tains the principles of our order, and champions our cause against all com. The leading editorial in a late issue of the Canada Farmers' Sun, is devot- ed to Alexander Wood, East Nissouri, Oxford County, and to his son Wil- liam, whoYorthe past four years repre- sented North; Brant. in the Ontario Legislature. . then taken home where she died on Friday, June lst. The funeral was held on the following Monday and the remains interred in the Catholic ceme- tery . . .Mr. James Donovan, I S. S. inspected the separate school and re- ports good progress. . . Ahe two-storey brick residence and brick barn tst Mr. F.Bechler are' making their way up- wards at a good rate. . . . .Some of our tillers are "halt affeared" they will have to replant their potatoes or their remuneration will be nihility. J. W. Fear lil, tk/s You will ilnd here . Luge, New' Stock which n. bouiht dimer the manuhctumm and which will be sold for Cash at. Rock Bottom Prices, Call. and see the bargains. The Olden Patron Speaks. Floor Oil-Cloths, Wire Screening, Lawn Mewers, ARE NOW IN STOCK. ' ik and wire baptised, The bnptiunsl new: wu one of the most beautiful and an! arcade“: that your writer ever wit- nessed. _ , :tbtenrur School I‘olventlou and numeric! . Asttoetation. The Sunday School Convention and _ Ministerial Astroctutiorrot the church _ of the United Brethren in Christ (not the de1cel)m t in session in the U.B. Church, at Sherkston, on the 29th day of May and continued up to the even- ing of the 2nd of June. The different subjects which came up:for discussion were of great interest to the ministers and delegates of the Association and also to the visiting friends. The sess- ions were well attended by the people of the community, especially the even- ing services, the house being well filled end great interest manifested. During I these meetings, fifteen souls were hops l fully oonverted to God and made to re- ( ijoice in the religion of‘Jesus Christ. l The visiting friend, were royally enter- , tained by the people of Sherkston. They spared neither time nor means to administer to the wants and comforts of their guests. The qusrterly confer- I once of the Sherkston Mission conven- ed in the U. B. Church on Saturday last. The reports seemed s-tisfsctory. The services on Subbsth morning will long be remembered br all present. The Presiding Elder,Rev.U. Sicksfoos, preached an eloquent sermon to the del light of sll present. The congregstion wss very large, many being unable to gain an entrance into the house. At. ter the love fesst the Elder,G.Sicksfoos preached from the words recorded in St. Msrk, 9 ; 8, "And suddenly when I they had looked round about they ssw no men any more, ssve Jesus only with I themselves." After the preaching ser- vices. fifteen presented themselves as undidstes for church membership. and were received into church fellowship. After the meeting was dismissed the oongregstion went down to the lske where . very large congregstion wit. , nessed the ordinance of baptism. Six. teed spplicsnts_ presented themselves l list along with Joseph Stratford, the President of the County of Brant As. sociation; a. gentleman who has done heroic service for the Patrons of On, tario, and who is (in the Farmers' Sun of May 15), accused of being a partisan. Wallflet it be so. We are in good company, Mr. Stratford. The list of goodCPtstrons who refuse to oppose parliamentarians who have done all in their p.ower for the farmers is swelling every day, and nothing so much tends to add to its number as the foolish at- tempts of some of our leaders to muzzle and chain their followers." l Anon-unto End-hue "uh,“ r?,,Cst,lET,tt2 15.000 m Ho: My I. W. Gnon, MRI3, ONTARIO bidmUAl, as our s,toelr is yet fully! This is a HALF we will sell our stock of Millin- ery at just Balance of the Season Commencing Millinery, Millinery; Millinery. TO-DAY ASSORTED. Great Snap P RICE: gll and for the STEISSSLG TO ADVERTISEF .Notice of changes must be left I not Inter than Suturday I ropy for chnngen "-nM bel ibulMy noun. l ‘anual menu accepted up to noon of each week. Our BO w ---Summer s- others will lw luau ness College mm ,' Gut, Ont. Wm. -Lsmons, have of the hot weatht. is still selling tlun --The lien J, the Berlin Rum: into the reside-1w occupied by M r . a)?" is one of 1110 _,i,'i, :3. few of HUT --The follow',, phones to um I pert, Schaefer st Sterling, No 1.‘ No. 224. o --Mr. John I', tin: the rear of his {3&1qu building 40s4t; tl .. the lumber an» .' ... kiln. Chocolat --It is execttu't that In purchase sum:- 1le At 1't"it 1 their sewer farm {mm li, w., Schneide-r. Freui. i Niehohvi K0013“ I ---The P,erlin and IVau dish Whist Club. ot u Mich We“ is Vice-1'rtsiit'tt(, hoqjitUly eauurusiued ar", on Thursday I'M-um; hm -Much sympathy 1> e the nanny fru nu.- of th, lb John McNair. tn. tlt " only son, on >nmmth rum short. illness. Mug}; gnu-M} Pique titone Co Hill Qmmend- In in --Messrs. Wm. .sind “John l’...\'m.kpr1.-ix .' tor days' trout Iiihm: l Aywn. Fish 'y'aruis l ice in the mil': mi I'l sit;', and Baby 70f- ,hllll this ”(I with .-.-The Town of IN uh r:c “tact for a Mum. Innvu gs hom Brickvr wt Uzi-i1 --Plans of 11“. nm- ll .1 Lutheran church, 1Valt My in a few days 9 1.. be received. Thi- man tt.eythrtt ulw, Fllllitlt‘d King trad You“; u', run-b. All walriwiw removed. WHY -leurs‘ burrv. IBnby of the l, Ilia this urn-n ”with mm..- m Ihetenri, mum-din M'.'. Creamy Because our grade I ‘lwsys {rt-ah. and " t' m no others but the best the market. tarbourg to Kingrt Him!“ theno. to . confectionery trade creasing daily. h you 31;; h 'mm'lght in ' “I. . n in My " ot Tdf and O: the doctors of w Id! in the inte 'this ndidtture the nth inst. wet-and _ Si:) German. -aat. UllliOVll‘L}; “t does work '0 N prices Are a Try Us with your b. Valentine Stock ll done yeomsn 1 GROCERS of taking: in “Land It 'orun it Fine prin It fo l but ‘ul M IN H lt nun f In ICL