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The ,'tachy School of S 5 N
held,ttlgrend entertainment on 1+1,i
evening last, tt.programme ooneis
of readings, recitations, dialog;
sin.gin;, instrumental nitwit!, etu,.
preeeuted, Bev J A M Laohlan,
Teeawater., gave an address, --Mr• a,
Mee Jelin walker, formerly of the
'concession, but for the last few ye
residents of Greenock, celebrated
iiftieth anniversary of their marriage
last week, The happy event took
place at the residence of their sou, Mr
.Jos Walker,8tii cortceseiou, The aged
couple who have shared. the joy and
.hardships of life for 5U years, were
among the lost .settlers in the town•.
•ship, itud on this festal occasion the
company was fittingly composed of old
friends .and neighbors, The Lame
wishes them many returns of their
'wedding anniversary,
• .iCxlenfar-rove.
The .following report shows the
'standing of -the pupils of S S, No p,
`1urnherry, for the month of October
.'and is based upon regularity and at-
tendance,,coriduct and general profi-
.oiency.; .Sr fourth—Minnie Higgins,
Jane Weir, Thomas Weir. Jr fourth
hVellie \Vilson,,Luuisa Higgins,Lizzie.
Biggins. •Sr.third—alaudie Biggins,'
Soilena Treaty, •Robert Weir. Jr third.
—John Parish, Jessie McDonald, Wil-
lie .Higgins, FrankPowell, George
'Gen
:mill, Isaac Wright. Second
•Clara Vanstone, Arthur Mac!(arsie,
Eao.Higgin.i, Chester Higgins, Chime
Higgins, :Priscilla Powell. Sr part
.second—Leua.Gemwill, Mary Church
hill, Ida Churchill, James Gelato/1l,
•Willie .Balfour. .Jr part r:ecoud—Roy.
_MaeJ ersie, May • Powell,.Edith Iran -
,stone, _Norman .11 millilitre, Catherine
Neuron ,lireslaytery,
o 5,1 'This Presbytery held its regular
day I meletin; at l+Axeter' 0n `Tuesday the 8th
tiug h inat, with Moderator, RevJ 13 Sinop -
acs, 1 sun, in the chair. Auditors were
was appointed to examine the Treasurer's
of I books for the year and report during
ud l the meeting, Revs J .A. Hamilton, M
Sttt I A and \V 1\t Martin,l3 D were appoint.
ars lett to address the Wohnrtn's Fort -dint
the /Missionary Society of Presbytery at
their annual meeting in January, Tho
clerk reported that lie had received no
communication from the MMaitland
Presbytery regarding the proposed
union of Leeburn with Dungannon and
Port Albert when it wits resolved, to
reappoint the commute with the ad-
dition of Revs J Anderson and J H
Simpson, and, still correspond with the
Maitland Presbytery. The committee
appointed to arrange. an exchange of
pulpits for the purpose of the delivery
•of missionary sermons reported the
following interchange ; Dr Macdonald
and Mr Fletcher, Mr Musgrove and
Mr ,Martin, Mr Acheson and Mr Mc-
Lean, Mr J S Henderson and Mr.
Stewart, Mr Simpson and Mr Ander.
sun, ,1'[r Corriere and Mr McDonald,
Mr Polled Henderson and Mr 'Hamil-
ton. It was agreed to adopt this re-
port and to Lave the exchange take
place not later than the end of the
year The cleric stated that the sum
of 1.1; .00 was asked from this Presby-
tery. fc,r gnome Missions and ,,650 for
the Augmentation Fund, when ie was
agreed to commend 'these schemes to
the increased liberality of the people,
.hili Simpsnn reported that he had de-
clared the pulpits of 8 tylield and
Bethany 'mina and that the .eotigre-
:;ittih,ns have had continuous supply
rivase Moderatin,n in a I:: ell to Bay:
e.d ws.s..liei.1 In abeyance pending the
.,Beltaur,,R,hbert£elfour,Sarah lielfou
Pt 1—Lflio ,Hogg, Edgar l:liggius
.;Lotura H.enuings,:Oliver Geurruill.
E.S OOUL'rxS, Teacher.
Lower .Wingham•
The teacher and scholars of Lower
i\1Vin•ham,are preparing ta• programme'
.for .an ,enter•taaninent to be held salute
,three .w eelts:hence..Besides recitations
.rind dialogues, .by the children, then e
will be vocal and instrumental music
,hy talent from W.ingliain, also Mr.
'Tracy, vJ; I'uruberry, will give several
.readings. The ,proeeeeds will he used
to defray .expenses and purchase prizes
;far .the •scholars. \h.e hope success
will attend their efforts as it is the,
#irst of tt:.e kind held for soma time
.around Tiers.. No pains will be spared
to .urrtke it a suucetisr
Ontario Fat Stock Show.
Preparations are being made for the
ninth annual.Cutarto fat stock show
to be held tai Guelph .on December 14th
and 1.5th, under the . auspices of the
Agricultural and Arts Association of
Ontario, the Guelph Fat Stock Olnb
and the Sheep and Swine Breeders'
Association. The .show will be held
in the new skating , rink, •a building
which will afli 'd (tinp(e accommodation
and it is expeate•d to excel all previous
events of its. lcind. In connection
,with it there will he several lneetings
of live stock breeders.
Concerning attriaoti•,11s at fates, ra
writer says; --"People have become
weary of year after year. paying adinis
sion fee to see the sang articles shown
years :ego ; sometime to attract an
exciting interest is "demanded, and
until something better can he adopted
the speeding cente•st will he centinued
as part of the programme, In the
case of nearly all agricultural societies
there needs to be a thorough revision
of the prize lists, and a great deal of
the antiquated stuff removed to enol,
place to that of more modern make.
Tire object of these fairs is to prop°`.
gate the " industrial ages, and for this
Nilson the list, iii the indoor deprtrt-
tneut especially',slhould be revised each
year to meet the advances in the var-
ious arts arid handiwork of the ladies.
As it is, the same articles are shown
year after year, and in this way the
interest taken in the fairs is wanting."
r vonteeiolated re-arraneruent ' of the
field 1'Le treasurer's report, which
,vile adopted, .showed a balance in hand
of 14O2. A suitable minute ',vas
adopted by the Presbytery regarding
the death of one of its members, Rev
George . Needham, of Egnlondvilde,
who died on Nov 4th, 1392. The
Presbytery -appointed Mr Musgrove to
rJr l,vi•r Eginnuclviile .pulpit vacant and
to act .as moderator of sessions, The
Presbytery agreed to hold its next
meeting at Goderich on the third
Tuesday of January, at which time
and pMaee.tl+e Presbyterial ('Society of
the Woman's Foreign, Alissio,iary
Society will' hold their annual rneet-
ing.
A bey mimed Christopher Williams,
while nut on the Niagara river nt Fort
Erie shooting (Melts cfE day this week,
was taken with a fit, fell overboard
and was drowned,
Soya the Parkhill Gazette Reviewt—
"In some towns the hell is rung be..
tween seven anti eight in the evening
as a warning for all children t7 be at
home. Jnd„ it>4 from the number of
children who are nightly yelling on
our streets and indulging in swearing,
tobacco chewing and other vices, SOtixo 1
Stith regulation is required here. The S
education ilf the street is the kinrl
which hardens and prepares the
;both for careers of crime and vine.'
Listowel.
Mt'Tlgin Mayes, Q 0, (late Crown
Attorney, of Dufferin County) Orange-
vjlle, now of 'Toronto, and Mr D .alc•
Gi1lie;uddr;of the &yeah. Godericb,will
deliver addresses on "Conttueut d
Union," in the town hail, on Monday
evening, Noveniler 21st, Speaking
will commence at 8 o'clock sharp. The
subject is a live issue of the day, and
both gentlemen are good speakers and
well posted. Mr W G Hay will occupy
the chair.—The new brick moulding
shop nt the foundry in this place, is
progressing rtlpidly.—The Rev J A
Mormon, B A, of 1llouteeel, occupied
the pulpit of .Enos ehut•csh n i Sunday
Met, morning and evening.—Dr Ding-
man dors beef, nppoioted chairmau of
the T3igb School .Board in the place of
the late Dr Nich°l.—Great • prepara-
tions are beiutt made for the eutertain-
rrrent. by the King's Daughters, in the
towel hall, on Friday evening, Novnm
bar 25th.—Ail 'adieu interested in the
cause of temperance are cordially
invited to come ,curl bear Airs Thornley,
of Laudon, Tuesday afternoon, Nov
20th, in the Workman rooms, (over J
Arnistrong's store,) iMrtfu street.—We
are informed that the ladies of the W
C T U, of this town, live engaged. Joe
Hess, ttie celebrated temperance lec-
turer, for a week's reetiugs, in the
second week of December next.—Miss
Gibson and Mise Lowrie, two of our
best public sehool teachers, inteud giv.
iig up teaching at Ohristnnrs,and have
Banded in their resignations which
were accepted by the board, Miss
Morris,..lau„ iter of Mr Andrew Mor-
ris, has been appointed to one of the
vacant positions, and Mrs Crich, now
teaching in Blanshard, was offered the
primary class, et a salary of $3251.—
The will of the late De John Nichol,
of this town, has been entered for
probate. lie left an estate valued at
$81,852.07. Of this rttnount $1,750
was household goods and furniture,
$9,.588 97 hook debts and promisory
notes, $33,440 39 money secured on
mortgages, $8,182 50 bank stock and
other shares, $63 cash on hand,
$9,027.31 cash in bank, $25,100 real
eetate and $250 other property,
Ezra Gol,el, who married Snsarr
rawld, of Longton, last August,. was
Ezra
Here is sotnetliiul rollick does not
seen, to be ttenerally known, A11
mail matter for Great Britain should
l,e weii lterl, lief•,rp sending, and be
Under oz in weight 1f the letter
should be ea neer Or ft fine of 5d(00) r ,
is imposed ou the piety to whom it is , � '"aTP ,�
'3' understand
1'efbre the arrival of tnv Xmas Goode, 1 will sell all orifi lira ,1
Y t
addressed. Olio elm setsi
that tine would be nntioy,rif to aU ' ware, Chinaware, ll,tt", a,t greatly reduced ,
PRIN1.i v elur:eo i BEAU
U lt:ILL , l 5 1 riza
one, especially prices.
r,
„�t ,�.-ili`l'2�' Z'Iil)�1• �i4,7i} �'F.
many ituit oounrui,ioetin �irips. and t of r `it
would he well for p',ople to have their
British mein weighed before sending it
away.
Take :care that your drafts on
your physic& endurance don't come
bath to you some day Marked "no
funds." Take
9
Of Pure CodLiverOil&Hypophospphites
to increase your energy and so inakegood
your account at the bank of health.
ZT CURES
CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA,
BRONCHITIS, COUGHS, COLDS
and all forms ofWastingDiseases,
Almost as Palatable as Milk. Be sure
you get the genuine as there are poor imi-
tations.
_ Prepared only by Ssoott & Bowne.. Ballevhllo,
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, THE PEOPLE'S �OAI G®'3f
(OF PENM'A M'IN£ Oylt9_ Ep8 3
CAN ALAN OFFICE, HAMILTON, Oat
Coal in Claw lots sold direct to
consumers.
ltio Intermediate profits,
Write for Prices.
Special Attention Given to Soo
sieges and Clubs.
LADIES,
SEND eon
ilisrr t:1 ;1:1 )31 Laing; s
Specialties,
ADDRESS •
THE PARISH :I MEDICAL. APPLIAICE
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19 Quartz; ST. EAST,
TORONTO, ONT.
Mention til,, i,rtl,nr
COUNTY FUNDS TO LOAN.
On the security of Cultivated parol, Interest six
per cent, payable annually. Any portion of the
principal may be repaid a.t any time the borrower
wishes. All expellees pard by ;the County. No
person exoept the County Auditors allowed to see
mortgages or to know to eheli money Is loaned.
Apply to WM. 11UL,.I1I1
Ooderinh, Aug. ttth 158!. Co, 1 censurer
e ZETLAiH�i PUMP WORKS.
I wish to intimate to the people of Zetland and
surrounding country that I have commenced the
manufacture of all kinds of
WOODEN PUMPS,
and oxo supply them' on the shortest notice.
Will also he Ina position tosupl:ly Iron and Forgo
Pumps to order.
Repairing attu.ded to. Prices ti eeonable,
Zetland, May tth, Incr.
JOHN P);LTU.r.
Wingharn Saw and PlaningMills,
The undersigned have nosy on hand a large stook
of
DRY PING,
1TL�TLO01t,
Tn �l AT'iACK, tool
HARDWOOD LU Ila i 1t
Dressed or undressed xxx and xx,
NORx1T SHOrtL SHINGLE'S,
NO. 1 CEDAR SITING LEIS,
sTAVI;a,
1T + ADING8,
TiARRLLS,
VOUD, its., • field.
d "t` Windsor t h t
corn
LATEST PATTERNS D SET
See timing hof':)re you tiny any mine,
My •8+toek of Ofiot)f,k]F5. FRUITS anti (-idNs'i;ih i it)t:l ,i is li
att,l RELIABLE
New Ra1sins---New, Orarrauts----New Salmi
Allen's Patent Mince Meat t u2. , -5c
Try a bar of Sapolio for Ititohen cleaning
6 Z,]35. GOOD JA PAST 'I'EA .FOE, t ,
PURE COFFEE, PURE SPICES AND GOODTEA'
A call Solicited.
THE CHINA HOUSE,
W. T. PATE
IT WILL
PAY YOU BEST
IN THE END.
enineMeneee
NOTHING LE
SHOULD SATIS
YOU.
Clever, Energetic Young Men and Women
who intend to qu slily for positions in Bonk -keeping, Shorthand and Typewriting, should wi
catalogues of both departments of
of CHATHAM, ONT., established 7876. This institution is the peer of way hn'i:,ess college or ahoi
school In America, and vastly superior to any other school of the l.b.d ir, Canada.
These ,.re the advantages we offs,: Thu two Lost penmen fu Canada, the best and largest oI
teachers, the best course in shorthand and typewriting, the bustroursehot bas:aess training, the hes:
, of rooms, the best equipments in every respect. the best record for platting its stndonls in the best p
positions in the business world.
e rooms
um, over 8000
front Oa distance to the liminal 83.00. 0oo,rare boardet in (pleasant homace. We es for clad es ttts5o of students
52, 0.
cataioguesofeither depart,nent,address, D. 1'Jdc7,A•CBILfi�IV, X'rirnaloat. gents .aa,
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Will1
offer fbr th.e ne::t
Startling inducements in
Many lines' at 50c. on, the dollar.
FURS,
MANTLE CLOTHS
and SEALETTEE
Ali: must be cleaned out if prices wil
do it.
FLANNELS
Best makes ice. the market. Prices b
low the lowest.
Rea
,f
de Oothn
Stook complete. Prices ri 'u�'ht,
We have the Long Boot at a 'shorn
price. If you see them you'll bu3
Oonviote of +igatliy at lu ser .oil a lsrioest that dr v
Parties intandi»>t''
1 to rUild will And it to their interest to Ova ee a eslt
acinitis last anti seutOnced to ten hetero placing their orders, es Wo tree tine»dined
trill i1tha in the Central prison. Tt was not to be ti,tdersoid, Custom week intended to
g sell pre1V101161y
&rents keep your children hi at pro vadthat he
h d b proutpelr and sttt,srat tion guaranteed,
night," wedded at Essex Centre. XoLEAll & $ON, i
Cali and see us.
A. MILLS.