HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1884-02-01, Page 1MANNING,. & sooty'
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Cemniioners for Ontario and Maniteha.;
FPICE .. s . TOWN HALL, SLINTONflI',
At()TEY.-----1VIONEY.
illk-itiidei•-sliTtied 1-=ve mad° arrangiineitts Col•The
handling of a Large amount of Private and Coto-
nou). Viands, for loans on real estate this winter, at
towest rates of interest and moderate eitargo,8-
. WARN raw= nem.
MANNING 4 SCOW. TOWN BAIA cloWN
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Kat SALEQR TO TAT '
'Ll• N•7 ‘,/ k•J•84 Apply NEW ERA Office.
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Preitoolostal. anti otIttt OWL
'' irtmees eicewees.---speev 'xi THE
J. undersigned at the Library Iteom4, Smith's
Mock. gq JAMES SCOTT,
lra A. FORRESTER, CONVEYANCER, LAND,
JI -J• Insurance and General Agent, Mqney to icon.
GRY106, .BEAN•stat Bum, Clinton, Ont. . , .
/NONE! TO LEND IN LARGE Olt SMALL
Ail. sums on good Mortgage Security, moderate
ate of interest. H. HAUL; Ulintey.
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n H4 DOWSLEY, M D., IL 01. R. S. ENGLAND '
.x., Physician, Surgeon, etc. Office and residence
anent !deism's Bank, market liquor°, Clinton.
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lriR. APPLETON.-OFFICE-A.T RESIDENCE
on Ontanio street, Clinton, opposite the English
•Ohurch. Entrance by side gate.
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dr% YOUNG, M. B., (GRADUATE OF,TORONTO
N.J.•Univereity,)Physitilan, Surgeon, ite., residence M i
Mr. lidanninea, three -doors east of the Temperance •
Hall,Londeoboro, Ont. -
21tOprooT, CIVIL • ENGINEER,
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ProvIneial and Dominion Land Surveyor,
Architect and Draughtsman, PERRIN 13Locit,
Clinton. •
DDICKINSON, LICENSED AtICTIOhTEER, 1:
. forsthe County of Huron, Saler' attended I
to promptly. Charges moderate. Residence '
Albert St. Clinton. ,
itilt. &Min. BLACKSTONE, teaebors of Vocal and II
AuInetruntental Music,
. Rattenbury Street, near Or-
gan Factory. N. B.-Sin2;ing Close .11OMP forming,
Violin Lessons given.
Clinton, Feb.10,1882.
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JO. ' METCALFE, Veterinary Surgeon, from the
Ito. Crillege of Veterinary Surgeons of England,
Telegz -, despatches attended to at once. Orrica AND
RICRIDENCR, ONTARIO SYnnE'r, CLIFV014. .
Dii. REE VE.- OFFICE RATTENBURX• ST.-
Murray Blook; two doors east of, ,Hodgezia' en-
trance. Reel lance, opposite the TemperanceHall, •
Huron Street, Clinton. Oahe bonre, e a.m. to 0 p.m.
m ua. WHITT, TEACHER OF MUSIC. PUPILS '
.131. attended at theirown residenoe;if neceesary. Re.
sidenee,• John Robertson'o,Jauron Street, Clinton.
Rice's new inethod taught if desired.
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1111. STANBURT, GRADUATE OF TH:E MEDI G
-a-rce.1.DepartmentofVidoriaUniversity,Toranto,for n
mealy of the Hospitals and Dispensaries, New York ,'''',
Coroner for the County of Huron,Baydelth Ont.
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RW. WiLLIANS, B. A., M, B., GRADUATE OF p
6Teronto University; member of the gollegeof Phy ' ii
IliOiatIll and 9 urgeons,Ont. Omen it 1461jDENCII the .n
house formerly occupied by Dr. Deere; Aillert street •L"
Clinton.13
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Do. WORTHINGTON, PHYSICIAN , SURGEON '
Accouchour,Lieentiate of the College olPhysician.
Ind Surgeons of LoweiCanoila,and Provincia Moen,
;iate and Coronorfor theConntyaflIuron. Ofileeand
residenoe,•,-Tho building formerlyocenpied by Mr
Thwaites, Huron street'. ' Si
Clinton,Tnn.10,I871. N.1
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WILKIE & WOOLVERTON. '.rt
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BENT.ISTs. SI
OALLS'attended to at all liours. ' (Mee three „
doors south of the Pest Office, Victoria St., '13:
Clinton. "
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w C. cAETwitfour, J. .D. S.
• MLL of Stratford, will visit Clinton end be at
1------tfze-Hinvallnien Hetet every second Friday in the
• r•'/ month,where be will be prepared to attend patiento
professionally. The,administration of Nitrous Oxide
Gas, or Vitalized Alr,'Mven to paticiits 'when reqiiired
for the painless extraction of teeth, ' •
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MT.TSIC: •
MISS NELIJEH9J.MES.iq prepared to give
lessons.on the Piano Or Organ, to o lted nutnher,
popi)s. Instruction glyen at the homes ob pupils, If
desired.
MISS GREIG,.. •
'MUSIC TEACHER, CLINTON:
Is prepared to take' a limited number of Inipils on
Piano or Organ, at her residence, Huron St. Having
taken a full course of Instruction, In teaching and
playing from Dr. Carter, of Toronto, she feeis Confi-
dent that she can give satisfaction to her pupils,
-fipaEscusniiim suoP FO EENT -TEE
blacksmith shop on Huron Street, Clinton,
ormerly occupied by Mr. Thos. Redmond, la
offered to rent. Two forges and plenty °Proem
This is a first-class stand, a good business being
done here by the late Williain Rowell, an
mimes. will be rented -for a term of years, or
otherwise, at a reasonable rate. Apply to
JOHN STEPHENSON, Clinton.
R. *Hs HOLMES,'
SolicitorSupreine Court
OFFICES -NV INGHAM k BLYTH.
In Blyth every Thursday. Coltections and
claims proutptly and. reliably attended to. -
PRIVATE; FUNDS to lend 'at lowest rate ot
interest. .
PROPERTY FOR. SALE., .
Lot Mt south aide of Hattenbury Street, in
the Town of Clinton, containing ohe-quarter of
an acre, with several bearing fruit trees, and,
ripttiMe with six rooms. POW octupipd b311r.
Hariaitd, also bard and soft Witter:.•
Also, a henna and part of Lot, wordier 41, in
the first concession of Tnekersreith, (London
road) containing two roods aturfour perchea of
land, with some yOung fruit trees and hard and
soft 'water; now °coupled by Mr. Geo. West:
'Also, lot No. 724,--eu riiiencer street, Clinton,
comprlifing one-quarter /LCTO land, with Rona°
of eight rooms. large stalile and:good '
Apply to .TOSEPH EOWELL '
At lure. Hedger's', Joneph St., Clinteti,
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Avis MI' .".".--,Oalcia 4
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weetato,
TEslits Awieenen.
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CLINTON, ()NT., FRIDAT, Ft13. 1, 1884.
tBoatoi.iffEal * SOS
Pessiniehern.
• gay Advartioements;
T ANT 91S STGEES blaek and tan Veg.
A.* partly blind. Answers to the name of
"Joke." Any ono returning same to GEO, E.
relt will be rewarded.
LAter rola SALE -The subsortber offers for
•sale on very reasonable terms, a two acre
lot situated prose the raver. Just outside the
corporation of cainton, splendid place for a
market' garden. baying been • worked DT mr.
3. Copeland, of whom all.partionlars can be
obtained,er to R, 144 M RDIE, Nippon.
• OLD AND EELICAELE.
Glleny's Ignscide Medicine,
1•11.4°..„„E mARKeirifiTor,ViTi:gric ' ""t'''...0"f
f. cure for neminal weak
• • Imo, f3peneatorrhen,
Inipotencyolud alldis.
eases tketronow as 4 .
segoence of self abuse
—as lose, of memory,
lea
universal lassitude,-
pin the back, dint.
nelnrof 'VISION proms.
doe Told= teTePwilbigseenasiesd many
t aftek Taking,
sad to insanity or consumption midi premature grave. Full
artionlars in our pamphlet, which we desire to send free by
ail to every One. tar The Specific Medicine is sold by all_
ruggiste at $1 per package, orliz packages for five dollars
r sill be sent free by mail. on receipt of the money by ail-
ressuig • THE GRAY MEDICINE CO.,
Tor 'Ito, Ontario, Canada.
POS711P()N
he fointh lecture of the course will be
iven on THURSDAY, FEB. 21st, by
BFNGOUGH*
OF GRIP,
his lecture is postponed to above date,
wing to the meetints -of the - Sabbath
• .. School Association.- •.
• .A.DMISSION, 215 -,GE.ITS. •„
• ...4.NMTAL REPORT.
OF uncemii "Axia exemioilreasa ov 141E
• PUBLIC 801100.L I3Q4RD FOR THE
RECEIPTS. '
o balance from 1882., 4 40 62
overt:pent grant to public school, 1300 00,
everninent-grantto-model-school, • 150 00
panty, grant to model -school,...;, 150 00.
alance estimate for 1883, . .. •2950 00
ees'frorn inedel students,.......... 135 00
efun'd Inspector's fees, . •• 19.88
atestimate for 1884, ^. ..... 350 00
al,. etalnu grant to model for issg, 50 OQ
roceedi entertainment at ton hall 20 74
l41624
EXPANDITTJRF,S, . •
.:"Itaka 18S3: • '
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laftiei to teachers, . $3057 97
apt„ apparatus, etc.,....• 725.
atronery, lirinling, etc., • 38 90
epairs, .. , ... . .'.. • 183 75
re woos1,..... ..... • 205 50,
boo) furniture, ....... • , 121 22
retaker, , „ 210 00 •
„ 50, 00 '
cretary. ... , , 00 00
iscellaneona, 119 55 4054 )4,
I.' to carry fe'rward to '64, • . :62 :109
W. H. HI -NE, Secretary. .
tufo -SALE.-4 (114 CiIVOI ORGAN:at an extra •
ordinary bargain,. Apply atithis Office. '
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STosE --eo cords of 'good field
ne,„wonstoted for the new Presbyterian Church.
Will be bought in onantitiee: 'Apply immediately to
JOHN SCOTT, or' leave word M.JACKSON'S CLOTH-
ING STORE, -• • , ,
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pima, Poo ‘isarVitlE.-The Undersigned
-1-11teeils for Werytee en his premises let.11, and
con. of Eeiletr, a tborel ruldiredi-Tiar!ham-W-
.of good pedigree. Terms, *1 at time of, sm.\ .
Wit1.1 privilege Of rettirning if necessary. GEO,
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11J/LDING-* 31A L WANTED.
' Wanted, a quantity of Building Stone and Spoilt
All partieulari will be furnielied on application to the
undersigned. ,
W. C. SEARLE, Clinton.'
JJfluiRwANTED at ORGAN FA.C'rOhY.
• • We wit] tidy egsh i•dr •
',CHERRY, 13IPTTEItNIJT,77WHITE
• ASH AND BA.SSWOOD,-•
inch thick; clear, wide boerds. Also 4 x-4 and 2,1, x 21
MAPIAS SCANTLING.•
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W. DOIIEWIT ('0.
'Clinton, Jan. 25, 1884. •
FAR MS-lie•FOR'• SALE. •
rIIHE uneersigies4' offers for sale Lot,Rs„klt
con. I:lode-rich township,. centaining 80 acres
on which is erected a brick boat', with stables,
orchard, Atc. The'land is good ; plenty of 'water
Alsp; Lot 29, bon. Owlet -Jell township, con.
taining 80 acres, 29,in ran wheat. Barns, stable
orchard, two good WellS, sell good, Jo. Vtiin be
.8014:Singly ertOffether• • •
. AT:N. Cl llton•
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.sEE.ty
Wheat, 904 .:1 Barley.
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have appointed YIR. THOS. WATSON') Ofellition;-
. agent for the pelt of my unequalled .
.NEVADA SEED WHEAT, '
• MAMMOTH WHITE OATS
, AND BARLEY,
And, samples of thesegraine may he seen at his FI:OUR
JAS. THOMPSON,
TICE ET AGENT, IL IV- D.
COUPON TICKETS 1
• Over the "Nev Short, Line" to Chicago
and all points Southwest, West '
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d.
Northwest. "
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MAPS TIME CARDS • Sic Ste
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Given On application, and all other in.
TROMP N & SWITZER'S .Groeery,
formatimareely given at the office in
INA /34.0(11C,
DENTIST,
co A Ts BLOCK.
,11..trges mode
CLOTTOIV
mid FELD STORE, where •ordere one), • be left. At
Gre-ProVindioll' atoliWestern-Fairs last falit these
grains carried everything before them, and farmers
will find them the best tor seed In the Market,. C.t'LL
AND SEETHE SAMPLES. • '
*, REHILL, SeitforthL:
JA.CIZSON,
Tioket Agent, Clinton.
-tiff/VIKTANV .1.
L'•
ON,
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TIIROtT Orli TICKETS L'int
rittrl
:ENOLANN0' IRELAND OR SCOTIAN%
tr. 't-trriA I.A1NT14.1. .
T411•71.1,1
or all information Apply' .
W, JACKSON', Tieket Agent.
%Tan, 91, 1b81.
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MUM! ON TILE IfisOLINE.
"Occasionally we are called upon to per-
form a duty which we inevitably abrinkgrom,
and desire vary much to leave undone, but
when the united voices of the peopla call
loudly upon no to perform a duty, we are
compelled to submit gracefully, hence the
• appearance ef this article. To begin aright,
we have only to state truthfully the deplor-
able fact whiM our heading implies,
'13lytli is on the decline,” • Tbe presentation
of the filets by ue cannot posaibly injure the
business of our town, as it is already a well-
known fact that the business transacted in
Blyth is gradually growing lees, and as citi-
zens, we naturally look about {for a coma.
One of the leading Inerebahts informea -us
that bis business transactions or 1883 were
not quite half that of last. In consideration
of the. above faetavit is needless for us to re-
mark further upon the outlook a the village,
al it very gloomy indeed. The town of
Wingham, north of us, and Clinton` Bon% of
us, enjoy a market Second to none in the pro=
vince, whilst our market this season has not
been quite as good as in former years. Again,
we have na inducements to offer to intending
settlers."
• The above extract is part of a long edi-
torial whieh appeared in the Blyth Be -
view last week, and in making use a it,
..vve wish to statejust here that we copy it,
net for the purpose qf rejoicing% tie
least degree ever Blyth's deelittOut as'
proof that it bears out statements which
have appeared in these Co1un2ns before.
• It would be our,pleajuretefeee e1,1 places
in the' comity,rprospfl.but re are it
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times eircumstance hich ay cointribute
tothe advancement of elle pike° 'and not
another, • Clinton happens to he' one of
those plaeee fevered by eircurn,atances,-and
the'consequence is that,' of; thenfselves,
these circumstances have pushed Clinton
-to the.Front. It ie tree -that thepeople of
this place, l3ave contributed some to its
material'prosperity, but the circumstance,
mainly, is .its,faVered. location. • 'There are
too 'many towns and villages allover On-
tario. Go where you will, • villages
• are found which, like individuale, simply*
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cike out An eiistenee, • The consequence
is that the 'weakest ,eventually will go to.
the wall -the larger Places swallowing up
the'snialler-and it apPears that this is
what Clinton and Winghern• are'tloing to
weeds 13lYth.;•---1tstands to relieon that
sinall Places cannot.eXpeci to suCcessfully
eope with larger ones, and we have *fre-
quently 'cautioned parties [.igailiat Making
investMents in *until) pladee for the reason
tbat they: tannet,, generally, realize en
them. • Blyth may be a good village -lit'
&an never be anything,' More. . Clinton
may !fever beeenie a City, .but'it ,care be-
come a liirge and importariCtown, because
:it. oecu pies, .a • peii den fever:44e ' thereto,
.end nee adveetages, whieb :no 'ether
•in the neighborhood possesses. And. we
must he frank enough to.. state: the belief -
that aUof per'busittessanen -do not begin
to realize the advantages of their •pesition,
fOr if -they ..dth.thei would make: -better
tiie of them. Some d9, and are
trieit utmost to eriahle 'th e town.to derive'
tbtradvantages..it shmild •froin these,. but
it a united effort was .M.,a'ae,. pur pregrese
wonld.. be mach More Marked and
rapid. The NEw. ERA has repeatedly
asserted thak Clinton was. the best,grain
Market in the cotnity, and thosewho have
doubts AS to the' reliability of this. asserr
-n-i-may-have theni. retrieved, if they .wilT•
but Pekl-any of. dig grain 'dealers' where
their supplies*. °eine .froM. • Merchants
'lave repeatedly informed • Us. that they
have opened accounts with •farieers who
did their trading in, other Plitees, and ,this
tie'tinicli'addition. to general business,
because others who have been running
accounts with» Clinton 'busine4. men
• never think ef going. elseWhei7e.
Clinton can :offet•the •very heek• indgee-
'tient:3 te intending settlels, having' 'the
hest educational inititetions in the eoun-..• .
ty,,aiitrthoseWho. do settle. here will have
• the satisfactien' etiktio.Wing that they are
in a place,which stands et the to 'of 'the'
list es. fan as places in Hiiron and is
still -`.`betted to. . , '
B. C. Chttrelt on Sunday morning. .
in the C.:M. Church eft Sunday morning
Mr. Piekard'occupled the pulpit of the
Mr. Ames Young,Of.Olinton, Preached
Miss•Stinson,who has been visiting. at
the ltlethedst Parsonage,'returhed', home
to legereoll, Tu.esday. •
• '1Ir. John Sttirdy drovo. a vertrine. eow'
to °Beton onWednesday Es bail told
it to one of the butchers. • .
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The quarterly meeting Wilt;he held on
&tido morning next, :in 'the Methodist
(Atwell' service fit 10 o'clock.• "
" The faneral sernfon of the late Mr; 0,
Lobb was preaehed in the itretiodliti
Church, on Susiday evening., to a large
con oregetion
The Rev,. Mr. ICenner tvill ' preach Itt
the .Metliodist Chorale on Sunday . even-
inetead of the B. C. Churele the re-
vival services being in progte$,
mr. itobt. Taylor, q0r the littron rotid,
slipped from the tongue of the sleigh,
lest. vveek„ While fixing seine part of the
harness, theshorses started, and lie was
hurt ill the beNr mid hetet. . •
BELGEAVE.
We have a new tailor in the village in
the person of Mr. Webster, a young man
front Hamilton, who is likely to do well.
Mr. Walter Allison got an acre ofbush,
and has had it all chopped up tato Arew
wood, so that he has enough for a good
while to come.
The Presbyterian pnlpit here is vacant.
Rev. Mr. Patterson has occupied it for
several Sundays, and created a very favor-
able impression. •
_There is a good opening here for a
harnessmaker ; a shop can be secured at
low rent, and th/re it no better farming
.district in Ontario,
Mr. Isielson Carson has *returned from
Winnipeg, and looks well. Mr. Andrew
Embury is also back; be has been there
two and. ores half years, has taken upland,
and goes back in the spring.
EtuELETT.
Mr: Herrington and `Vrother-in-law
were drawing svood to Londesborough on
Thursday. 11r, H. Thought he would
ride behind with his 'brother-in-law and.
let-hiw team go alone, which they did but
the going alone eirdedin a run -a -way. So
far -as we can learn no injury was done.
A number of young folks assembled at
the residence of Mr. A,ndrew Taylor, eon.
12, Hullett, on Thursda3r evening lan,24.
They enjelyed theniselvee until elate hour
by "dancing to their partners." Mr.
Taylor had'a binding bee last summer;
and he thought he Would well repay the
boys by. giving them the privitedge of
danm eing his house.
FATAL Acettime'r.-A very sad acci-
dent occurred en Friday last, on the farm
of Mr. Petrie, near Constance, which re
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EAST wAwANOSO.
ITOWN
On Sunday ,eyening next Rev, lir.
[Craig Will tae ae the Opie 014 ;exploit
" What is confirmation?"
MR. W.• D011teuTY entertained the
members of the Methodist church choir,,
at his residence last (Thurstitay) evenisg.
In the Course of hie sermon, on Senday
evening- last, Rev. Tames Gray briefly re-
ferred to the late Mrs. V. Ruinball and
Mr, W, Jenkins,pointing out the traits
of character which distinguished them
from others, and commending the vietues
of Christian life to the adoption of all,
_. -Rev, Dr, Gardiner, presiding elder of
the 11. E. Church, and Rev. James. Gray,
superintendent of the Goderich district of
the �M. oho* met at the residence
• of Rev, J. Kenner, On Wedaeselay, and
spent most of the day in seeking to oi4.,
line the work for the future, in connec-
tion with the amalgamated. church, The
programme is net furnished us but we are
given to Understand that there is likely to
be no sufplus of men but rather a de-
ficieney in this district. - • . ,
B. C. Cutricii:-Our Bible Christian
friends of this town l had a full meeting
of theeociety, on Wednesday, to consider
their future fte a church. As • neither of
tbe Methodist churches is are enough to
contain the twocongregations, aud as.
neither church is,well adapted for enlarge-
ment, and also as the present isnot deeta-
ed opportune to erect a new church silt-,
(Mealy large for general accommodation,
it unanimous desire was'expressed to con-
tinue a separate existence, be *supplied
with A married pastor, and have a strong
outside society attached to Clinton. • '
SUNDAY &moor, wpRx.-Tbe. Rev. T. •
flannlItthhsteeruaaccftkteorr foele7IetrnA8atelrelemeers; othi ibeee , VI! i el hn itist ' visit Clinton on the 10th and llth inst.
had been 1 34 cEsven,the general secretary,. of the On. Sunday School Associatidni will
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tchairsrisemdawnitohneitbael.cinoOmsitntgoutheiegnrgotuhndd,isbetni:t., . jkazethylexian_chuzeh4nr. tile . morn.
n Sunday the 10th inst., he will preach
gaged from the largerone, flew back -id ingeand in the Methodist church in the
breaking off one of its, branches strtick evening. In the afternoon a mass meet -
him on the sfde of the heed. He Was ing of the Sunday School children wili be
flanngdj.usHt levhwearsealiteohnael tbaekeennsthrioieulltiewahleidn
Ewen. On Monday evening an Iastitute
held, to be also addressed by Rev,Mr,Mc- .
medical aid summoned, but to no avail, lecture will be given* by Mr. McEwen in
as he died aboutsix o'cloc.k. en Saturday the 0. Mr Church. To these seryiees the
Monday at 2 o'elock, p.m., being one of
Morning. His
Sunday school workers are cerdiallyinvit-
ed. Mr. McEwen is one of the best Sun—
funeral"took place on general public, but More espeelally all
oeighborheod.- Mr. Petrie came to Hui- 'day school workers in the Domtnion, add
the 'largest that ever was seen in that
lett about 30 years ago, and then settled is a good sensible speaker.
'on the farm onewhiolehe has ever since
ST. P.eue's Guren.-The entertainment
resided. He was 'ii, quiet, industrious
gi
man, a kind and obliging neighbor.' He ven in St. Paul's °Much &boot House,
took quite all ailtivepart in local- polities, on Monday evening, Wee attended by AS
many as could *possibly, get inside the
being an adyocate of Reform principles '
building, and 11,0 doubt lrad it been held
and president of the Hullett Reform As-
alseryhere a larger attenda_nbe would have
sociation. His loss is mepriied .by all.
been -Abe resat, The programme was, •
He wee 58 years oftge. • . •
sufficiently variedetpurealeisitttiee,•and
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ulted In this gentleman's death'. Mr.
Petrie left hie house in the Morning, for
the bush, to chop; and not returning at
Donn, his friends immediately set out in
eareh of- bide but did not suceeed in
finding him until between 3 and 4 o'clock'
FARM OILANGR,•----Ur. JOS1111a RitChltil 8
has.sold,hie property of 100 acres, on the
3rd concession, consisting of the south
half.of-lot Mr.Hugh Ross, owner of
the north half ot the same lot, peseession
to be given in March. • It is the Intention
,ef Mr. Ritchie to remove his family to
Manitoba in the spring, his son who has
resided in that province, thinking favor-
ably of it.
'Ssufotrs AcCIDENT, Recently Mr,
Robert Johnson, "'Ind eon., With „his
• daughter, had occasior to driye to. a reit-
ver's on the 5th oti, The road not being
open, lie,teQt by it track through Mr. 13..
Williams'' btleh, and before i)essing over
a drift, thinking it would be saferrgOtOnt
of the cutter. The horse took fright and
• ran -away, overturning the ,cutter, Miss
Johnson being thrown out, but held the
lines, and was dragged fora considerable
distance, when she was thrown against a
'rail. She was filken to a neighbor's where
it was found her forehead had been cut,
iud also inj u red internally. Since then;
however, She has been rapidly improving.
• • 1,E.Enutt.N. •
OffintAnv.-:-..It i8. our pain fill • duty to.
record Lthe death ef Mrs. Carney, lake
shbre,-last week. ..The deceased had been
ailing along time of* consumption; Her-
reiri'ains were•intered last Friday in the
Roman, Catholic cemetery. The faintly.
have the -Byrn patby �f the entireneiglibor..•
hood in their sad bereavement, •
• TEMPERANCE,-.A.t the last regular.
'meeting. ofLeeburp lodge of T. 0. '0. T.
.the following officers. Were duly eleced
. . . OoLloolit:sit... wag well renileret throughont: . Uri,. '
Newton played a, couple of piano solos,
Goderich.. • .• • '.• • • • . •
-Untrhylfilale"ifsoriltaesksirnsg..D6ilatizsciel;E)Se.ti.alSobne.a9tf comianipmets . for the . Several • songs.
-: • • , •
and with Mrs. DoWeley,' rendered •the ae-
. . .. • Rea legs .etere given' ,,by ' Mr; Bayley,
.• Work was delaYed a. feW daislast, Week. "The -Grecian .Bride,;" Miss C. Mount- -
at Walker's. saw. mill. the carriage jumped castle, "Menkk•yis Indignation Meeting;"
tile"track -throwing.. the head block' into Mr...H. Hale, ."The , Northern Ferrcier ;"
the 'saw .,. . • ' • .Dr..Worthington, "Mark Twain's Auto-' I
..
biography;" Mr. Keefer, ." Roast • Pig;" .
: •:..1.1 iRojkl.i6 intbOpxy;11 N.:0 -a0. on f S! altfori:d ;Linn 9 tww.ehlislee,
Mr.. "Jae. .Scott, • " Ezekiel's Courtship;" • •
f this tewnship, was playing in the barini
an
C•fell through a trap door, :breaking , 4clutr4s.HearnSale of old achelors.
quartet " 1)ahcing.over tlie,Waves,".
,. `` B"
ght armabove the elbow. '..• • - Was sang by MiSses.BroWn and SteVenSon,
aria Messrs. H. Combe and T. Jackson. .•''
Qtlite a :...sensatirm iv.6.;Caueedlit : uRiQi'l'grst.-Craigi.11iss Bi•own..andVi. Herinan. •
,
Ile on Monday last, when it ibeceini 1..„,„_14.,.„ .. ' 'Ye Shenlierds Tell Me ". ,
lowrethittlespeeial-table4fts713eing-Pre:••174.--..-Weefleiro''sang '''Tlie Blue Alsatian.
1fountai es'," .. Miss Grace Rtib-erts6Tile- '-
. , .. .
ei.ted -". The Ganibler's Wife:". Mr- Ben- '
nett .sane; "...Geed - bye, John;" 'and .Mr. '
.. i liermaiii-. ,`..9,inton-.. the Qiillarer.',' .. The
povisitz,-..-.s -I-41-a: - . ., . ..... .:.ii,prget!Os ivere over ?,',2p.''', '..' .
. was. .t
....... .. „ „. .
•
, ,
' ... Tffmr1,:itAxoE Seemetie.Special inter- ,
• .....t. n1E:ding '8.88 held. -in 'Bethel church e.,t..pertaitied to the .11-Orningserylee at the.
to -erganize . a yon.rig People'S *Seelet3'• Bible Christian chi midi, last Sabbath. mor.n-, _
The Constitution showed'iliat the turrpese ing 11,001.- the Act. th4t,the,:pitto, /to. j.i
of the society the inellecteal..and Kenner, had,acceeded to, the requiet of the . •
.1•11 oral advancement of the'membera....The. ,QoOd. TemplarsLodge of :this. town, , .to .
4ifriCeili. were 'is follows -t-.-,-Presideni-,,, *Re -V. preach•a .serinon -bearing on :their ,woric.-
•tiller4.8113yinieig, l
-1.11eIriciect,.1•Ilorxes? s...eleirei;t4aill.y11`,6.giattinilels;. load id their Worthy chief, A. Hide,- tiled
PtIompt..on . time the lodge, following, the
.(irith t i .11.1,Kse...M.:• J: Co, Eine* lq. Pia:- into churoh, ecepp)ing•tlie space 'kindly •
-,iird,'F. E. Roberts And Chas. Wallis: were aseigned' them hythe cehgregation. . Each
-electedto form .•n committee- of amtnage.
.eindetniite..1;1gVili4uranstilgailyt.0:v4efiliinnog.elnafi,g:,flParPiql.pli4t:
6tehrtaiitabc-itnie;dont.ttoh6beellliteelidta-
einenrire..trniteltiotli be...de.
The)was 4. Thee. v; 22,, •"Abitiin ,:from all ap-
-.they presented •ii very 'Creditable appear-
.
mice, • The text selected 'for•the'oceasiori
.
wore tilt: badge Of t he 'order-riatid .i.initedly• .
‘. . . . pealaace.of evil. • .After 'explaining that: '
cidedby -coltittuttee. . . '
..: ..,_.,...._-_ .. the Word .evil had •diflbrent ateeptetions in
eci i p tu re, siteli rm.. silt,. aftlidticini:Wrtings.
,,. ••• • .
11ARNHC11. . ..
Mr:: Wm' .rtoach is• visi HO -frierele in done. by one. man' to, another, calaniity;
&a.,:, he aseerted.intexicatingsliquor to be. .
Listeivell;this. week: , .. ..-, : . . -.
• '
• . evil in itielf ima in its ceneequeneee: In
-.- Mr, P. brhwn's•lifilLyard is again fill, itself it tis the pule &Ainof harvest ited
ing-with-logef---..--The rhads are Sornetidnit. the""pure ,beVerage ofhatore, mariufkthred ''•
high, and are eintiug_4atily--iw,-eon ' into-a-Poisolions (kenpotind, irrillaing;iiP!.
quene, ' • . -I • , ' ' .4 ' flamatory . and eorrosive. - He then ina,, :
- Mr. Itichard Coed, who was ,jUst reeov- peactied the liquor t- fa ffi c he evil, BS 1 t. leads
eriirg 'front a long sickness, was'again eud- to porraPtion, of morels, from evil. ilesocia- .
'llenlyseized with n kfivere. attack -on ..Sun- tions, rObs of social comfort, degrades the. •
• da
y•evening last. . . :. •: - • .. . . : socielaffectionS, shortens the apan ofhu.
man -life, destroys national cliaracter, 11- '
The •followieg •isi the report • a the• berty and ',Wealth, blights.perental.heapes '
urth elals •S. S, NO; 11, subject; ••ge0-
aphy; total, 55 : -Ella Dun kiii.,., ,40 ;•••
entertainedconcerning theireffspring; and.
1 Is ..scripturally 6
nes 1oberteon.„.80 ; :11.1aggie Lind;27 ;
hn Beecroft,•84 ; John E. Roche, 33..„ tbet the moderate. use Of ligliei". was- mill, .
ondeffined/,and, deelared .
thee Beecroft, 38.; Ha len Agnew, 30; es it -legitimately' 'leads. V) immoderation... • ,
The evils 'of strong Oink, it Was said, inulk ..
bert Lind, 28;, Geo. Irwin, 27; _Amelia:
.tiply and.raniify threugh every grade and-. '
'aeon 24;'13ert:.Reid, 28; ,Geo. Robert-
i, 11.; !Ja,inee Robertson, J. • 'W. M; Ale- order of the social circle,. Died* in..till. '.
its' thrills, inkerk, in all its aipeces,•and *.
y, I c ter, .. ., . — • •
crime in all itki:kinds and . c.rraclations ar
. e ' •
• —....„,,,E,D............e.,-..--„......e.„
• , ,
traceable to the same 'Sources,' Through' '•
its influence busi'llesele..negleeted, pro.;' • •
perty is Squandered, clianieter•is forfeited,
yank and -parentage is contandeated, high _-
position : abandoned,'glowing lirosPecti-
blighted, Mildewed. mid withered . forever.,.
Nods the influence confinedtothe indi.-..
sidled.. Society is injured,' nations green •
beneath the weight ef-ovil, the revenues
and reeourees of the eontitry are ..Wilatettl.
taxes are Augmented • iit their pressure; .
public calamities are" isinliiplied and tile- :
gravatedz schools and' clitirelies ere map-.
tied; prisons, *bine, itiettlietisest and
graveyards filled; thc. fottetains of litera-
ture corrupted, the march; of intellect bl-
ooded ; 1,20o,000 paupers 7 reduced to it '
'stat e of beggary,eatiti,g up the fruits Of '
sober and industrious toil; 120,000 drunk-
ards' hurried to:premature graves, Of int, s.
menseameunt of money worse thanwasted. .
iiethe purchase of the deleterious. article,
and the conviction and puniehMent of eft!
ininal:i whe, litit forth() existeebe of the
dens of infamy when the unjudy traffic is
eArried oil, mightbe respectable and use.
fat 'nowhere of 'society. It .wits • alleged
fiat. no di l wee et'. gee:tier . mageitude,
.none requiring m bread and 'sweeping eit.
Poem°, none demanding more. unsparitag ' •
removal, The ..diecon rse, which fras Hs,
a.preparation of ciirholic acid,'vaselinenoti toned to.with 'great- attentionthr over Ittl-, '
ate called Metiregot 6.: l'arkeW.Catbelie lionr, was teamed by an efir1108t itpp,nal• on. • . ,
ate, It will dire toy sore, eta, harmer. the grotinds 01....pereori,11 safety, ehristiati
iso when all other.preparatintis fail. Call diameter, patreilfiti and philauthiotiv, to .
.e• 0.1..t., ,, a., ,..,/. ; all it iNiit4, . •14 1:11,0, . ' .. . •
. , 1.1l11 i••'ll firng store and get ii,, rack• rtbstaitl Ova aritii"` ;tint'. vote it out of -e-'
a
for -the-ensiung*quarter•
W.O.T. Bre; J. 'Horton.. • ' ri
, Sis. E. Cowan.
• W. Bro.W.H. ,Chitton, . ri
Sis. E. Horton..
W.T. •Rro ,T.Hoggarfh.
Sie.C. McAllister:
13ro.W. Frazer.
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• H Sof:b.-Mr. James -Lail o f. tli e •
•
2rid con„ 'sold laSt week.a titer -year-old colt
for the sum of two. hundred . Mr.
Laut bought the colt a year ago from Mr.
J. Cameron for $80..., • . •
"REM OTON.—Lait.week-. Mr. .1:oefer, of
DorcheSter, preached several xliechursee-
in-the ,11011S.O. of ...11r. J.: Rinehart. of. the
3rd. C011,, Stanley:- Most ;Of ,the meeti ngs
iverewell 'attended... - ••• •`• .•
..•.• • :MANCHESTER..
• The uarterly meeting; in • eon nection
•with this 'circuit, will be held next Sun-,
day in the Donhybrook church. •.
One of the villagespribes got tired of
tealring knoWrn the wants of ethers and -
Inst week'attended to his own by taking
a partner to assist him in •that Arduous
• Mr, James Quigley, of this village, re-,
eeived a•telegram. last Monday eeening,.
covey.ing to him the sad nerve thet-bis•sorr-
Tames itas dead. • We have been unable,
to learn the caose of his death •
' Last Monday the following officers were
elected by Maitland temple for thr-eriser
ing.terin: .
• A.MeIC'enzie, • W. 0. T.
Tsa. Young, W. V. '1\
• J. A, Stnith, Sec: -
• W.A.Wilson, Treas.
,P,. A. Sinithi• • • Fin. See. •
Geo. Sturdy, Marshall. •
• • 'Susa Beadle, T. G, • .• •
SolinWilson, • 0, G. • . • • •
The • tee -meeting. held by the Good
Templars .ofthis village last AVecinesday
•
fired Creddington shanty. -•Mr. Thos,
rumbly en'd Miss Elizabeth Creddington•
riving joined hands and,...cheled. to the
ft to...fight the battle; -of llte tooether.
to
gr
Ag
Jo
Rc
ja
soi
considering the incletrieney othhe weather; .
-Was quite a• Succeea. After replenishing
the inner inan in the. hall, 1 the. 7andi-
enee repaired to ' the Methodist :aura •
when speeches, readings anti Music Was
the 'otdei of the day: The,, following
Friday they had it social, ; The Leeburn
Ihdge furnishingthe estertainmentr The -
proceeds amounted t� $62,27.• •
TUC KE MRS ITIt.
COLT Some -Mr Robert l'Iewes, of
this township, sold a splendid young en-
trre colt, got by Meerregors Champion to'
Mr. J. of ;Colborne for !the
sum of $260. Mr. Plewes considers that'
in a 'Abort time this will make one of the
finest Cenadien bred stallions.
rAitNG Cow..--Ahout 7 years ago
Mr. Appleton Elcoat taught a thoro'bred
COw at it stock side in 'Clinton, and people
then wondered what he was going td do
with it. Well since that time he has rea-
lized nearly$1,000 by the sale of her pro-
geny, and althengh she Di . 14 years old,
:the is as lively as a cricket, . be
• TF,A MEET/Nri,--:41tere Wan g000 801
taladillACO At the tqa ilieetieg in Turner's So
elifireli, last evening, all
prbseet appeared to ee,my tliOnlsol VOA W011',
Il
Cer
cer
hrit
neXt cv(111119:,. whrel, brought the ,
preei • 1-* i'.e neitcleive }loud it( $14, • i;
•
SOROOL TRESTEE MRETIN:(4.
/.1.'he first regular --meeting of *the Model
School Boarewas" held last week:. _when
the secretary read a repart Of the election
of trustees; after which he asked the board
10 elect their chairman, when Dr. Wil-
liams was chosen for this position.
On motion of Mr. James Scott; Mr.
Hine was re -appointed secretary for the
current year at a salary of $75;
• Mr, Brow!) was're.7appointed care.,
taker at the same salary sA. last year,;$210:
The flniineial Stittenflent, as read by
the secretary, showing the. receipts and
expenditures for the year, wait ordered to
be Tiublished. -
Mr, Dewar havingsent in his. regiguit-
tion as inepector, it was resolved that it
be acceped, and Mr. Malloch was ap-
pointed in his place, for the current year,
at the usual salary of $50
The following accounts were 'ordered to
paid :.-J, Sheppard, $3.63; 3. Allaii-
1, $1.50; J. -Fair, $4.45; E. Holmes +ft
tidS.10 ; Foster & Bayley, $18; estate
Hodgene, 05c; W. IT. Hine, $.,12,80;
Davis, .$22.80. .
Iley, Mr. htflYttlX11,1Clifti Milan, 'all &RCM
Mesera. Jame:4 Orgy, of tilintmi, Themp-
sote of and R.. Tiolums gave
short addresses. The choir of •flintor!
.Alothollist Church furnishoil excellent
music during the 'Melling. A social -• WAS
' Tint t1reatest 'Herding Comptiond