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'lila r. tit' RAO SIGNAL, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1880.
WORKERS IN OOUNOIL.
(testis Aaanei Casiveatlea et tae Ceaay
et I eras a S. asserlat tan .
From the Myth lteourd.
A000rdiug to the decision of the t nue
ty of Huruu Sabbath Scheele.stvee:aorto
held last year iu Win hemi, it took place
this year in Blyth. The delegate. be-
gat.'
ingat to throng out livey bug growing
tillage on Tuesday welting. Soule
:tune by the 10 o'clock in and quite a
number with their own conveyances. The
Convention assembled in the Presby-
terian Church, kindly lent for the nc-
rasion. When the evening traits arriv-
ed must of the delegate' were present,
and euudortable homes were p • tvidotd
for thew during their sojourn in Jlytk.
The church was well tilled, espeetatly
t the Masa Meetinaj of the children
n
In the evening. The 111114.11: by the
heir, under the able leadership of Mr.
'frewin, was excellent. Miss S. Hawk-
like* i bed at the organ. Miss Jouos
ed at the organ during the leas
inesiing. fhe children, lel by Mr
Lawrence, acquitted themselves well.
The following is the proea.uettings:
Mr. 0. Snell, president, of Rxeter,
opened the Convention h;• ;raving out
the well-kuuwu hymn, ••-111 Hail the
Power of Jests nacue." Prayer was
offered by Revs. W. Birks and C. Web-
ber. Nominating committee were thea
appointed. After singing "Oh for a
thousand tongues to sung," verbal re-
p,rts were given from a number of
schools in the county, consisting of
Presbyterian, Canada Methodist, Pri-
mitive Methodist and Bible Christian;
then followed a hymen, '•1 need Theo
every hour." Dr. Williams of Gode-
rich, had not yet arrived, and Mr.
Moore, at the suggestitw of the Business
('onssittws, gave a Black Board Exer-
citte on the "River Jordan, with its
banks, above one another, pike terrace
work. Than followed a hymn. •'Safe is
;Balt, whether there was discord or nut. Mettaea•sarsdea soave.
e alwuld sing with the heart. There- The best saltto the world for Cuts,
fere tine guepcl bits and crenate; as gireu
in the Christian lfyluas. Ile had iso
sympathy with those who complained hod
could not worship God, whether the
organ was Lire' or small.
Mass uleetim' of chtl i+uu ' kaput
by singing '• 'l'i'ke Beautiful Chiming
Bells," addreered by Rev. (i. A. Frame,
of Uuderich, whd said such gatherings
help to remove theiprejudice which exists
among Christiana Children out tell
stories by their actions as well as by
Weir him. It is the duty of f*trouts to
riptereat.
children;
instruct their loved one in the
The followed singing b•• ih
a blue nrtrd i4lutitration, by Mr. Moore,
os No t'e Ark, the mountains and the
flood; the Ark a place o: s$ety, Cont
Christ a r1ti a for the Christian, after
whi^!t the C ntvent on trli...trued till 1:30
p. uta
The aft.':a.oa se;siou i; .'uwenced ut
1:39, by 11::. Hr. t"ritt;a.t.al giving out
the 6.ith Deans an 1 o thine' up the open-
ing Prays:. 11.e Couttuittee now uuun•
Mite 1 th, e:ticem for 1841, which are as
f i11utr i : --President, P. 'richer, W iug-
h uu ; Viae -Presidents, Meagre _'hiller,
D. D. W'i!sou, Stel,heis, Gray, and C.
tine11 ; 8s:retsry, W Bulge ;Correspond
nig Secretary, Mr. E. F. Mo •rc ; Execu-
tive Cuuicnittee, \Messrs. \%. Hutton,
S. Yates, It. Irwin, T. Till:tis:, John
W'ilheme :Intl T Strachan The Con -
Braises, sort:,, 'fetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Conte, and all kinds of Skin
eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed to
give perfect e!tisfactieu in every case or
money refunded. Price 2b cents per
box. For rale by F. Jordan, Goderich.
t•srel •t ar/aklas.
" A youug friend of wine was cured of
an insatiable thirst for liquor, that had
so linearattm! his eysteut that he was un-
able to do any business. He was entire-
ly cured by the w.e of Hop Bitters. It
allayed ail that bunting thirst ; took
away the ''.eche for liyuur ; made his
nerves sanely, and he has remained a
soler and shady most for more than two
yuan,, and has no desire to return to his
cups, and I know of a number of other'.
that have been cured of drinking by it."
---Frown a leading R. R Official, Chico u.
Illinuia,
New York ledier Market.
In reporting the market prices for but-
ter, the New York Tribune, of May 20th,
said, "Choice packages to the retail trade
teach 19 to 20 cents, but light colored
goods are hard to dispose of, and several
lets were thought well sold at 8 to 10
cents. 'Phis stunt h.gie of dollars and
cents is rapidly tonvmcing dairymen
Hutt they sheuhi use the Perfected But-
ter Color made by Wells, Kiclatr,isun
et Cu., Burliuetoe, Vt. It gives the
perfect June onlor the year round d std
vehtla t meets again the second W 'dues- d.*iry inen that use it 'icier sei.l li_ia eal-
uraa .Nola to luarket.
day and'filers-lay of February, 1':�:
in the town of Uoderich, which was THE Dain UV M14.11Y • AN:. i!.:HTa 01
thought to be a better time. UNLIKE endured by the sufferer free a
The next 'subject taken up was that of persistant cough soon sap the drably uf
"How to retain the elder scholars," by the system and, wreck the c.•i aitutio .
iter. 1i. Thou.as, of Clinton. A little Such a catastrophe can only be avoided
intie!;eum and promotion to the higher by precautionary measures. Prevent the
'chimes will help to retain then,. He ad- ciinax of a cough with Net -dire.- S Ly- •
witted that it efts a w ise and ut.iuplieated man's Emulsion of Cod Liver t td sold •
gnesti.,n_ 1: needed practical wialow
and a'Iet,tation for every scholar in the
the arms of Jesus" clam, and especially wttut there be pray-
er fur G.al'r manifest your love
for them, and a, ire pasty to ls}al.
The points brought out were (1) Want
1 "yrs ,.
of devoted teachers i2, Want of u. children &beet the thrnt • .Christian :mid
hent; f••ll• �er� •,f Christ; co."; C .riot
oF'ttrstion on the }ctrl of j,arsuta: '3 In and .1n•_trfs want y:itt to leu :e Christian.
ltfference of 'cholera; (4 Unfaithfulness He 'cite a eaket desired it. Ws must
in ourselvesThen fullowetf a hyuw Live and serve him, in i.r,1,- t•, Ire
"Precious tame of Jesus" Answers Che:istii.ns.
11 tJ them, titin thew by prayer and 'fhe event* sew•,£ was ..._..z-1 tai: l l Bosphorus, the active •stated
�eatdn�j the t+cripsttares; (!) tiles Jin meat: by the clews and prayer b}• S. hypNophusplutes, not wt�,p; , l9 • .i .i
rent* teir t•t_tpx)nii>si)lEy. k+t { .
BOOTS ANO SHOES.
8z J. ID OWN
Dave just received an IJ4MKNsIC 1tTUCK of Hoots and S4ue s for ball and Winter wants/
very choke quality and very low In price.
We aro determined to give our Customers the benelt of o pei•leueeau 1 capital in plaufalt b
tore them ever) variety of t$.dii hi ear Uwe acrd at sue% priori ab win d ,fy ibc knbnert wasp'
titian. }'lease all and exatente our goods and prices whether you but or not. I/
Lila Custom \Work receives our epeeist attention and c t, 1.) tint., un:dt• tt tuft sed plea
our customers.
A.. 0: J. 1 e,WWNINta, CTabb'e Bitt 1
TTHE TH.41E-- I,tcsrmift and Fiscus in any quaallty, au: at low est pricer. t17511
he Square•
' Ort A
c oderioh.
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Splendid Assortment -
EADZE S'
CZIOTIH
JACK TS,
'•Dielccltie in the way of S. S. work"
was taken up by the Convention in the + The children then sang Hap((oy bout
tt,senae d Mr. R Irwin, oef Clinton. ' Vet. Mr. M ve ta!ketl to the
Hyp,phosphites of Laue a el aaela-aj;,-
pruved of in professional eitatrtura, :and
which is a cnnbinati..i • t the 1•urra:
anti 'mut-salutary ing'redi:.nts in • elfett
chemical harmony. 4. ough: , '. Ida,
aryngitis, incipient bronchitis, and other I
affections of the respiratory urians„ are -----
BE.AUT.IFIJ . DOLLS
C. Detlor & Co's
Miss J. Stewart
t!e+ ' •eek • CLolee 14C:ett:on of
The Superio
Sarins and Loan Snip
I '.i PIT.4L,
UONf:Y WANSID 4' .tate by ,Lc nu
Pl leiter aavtults tt l - Society. Teraei
fat orskle to burruwee,
1,e sans-iS Dundas Street LONDON. Out
1 to net paid to Sailing. Beaks Depoettur,.
H. 1 , NICLLE
Oen
41
CONS! �'TIVJS.
Mee what Pa 'sI 1:u., amid tate Prapie
say ab..eat SiOTT'e F:N1'1.%Uu' t)5'
tun 1.It•loll Oat. Abu FI1'Put'ut,.-
PIT Kr. as a remedy, Foe I oueiu pllumi.
Scrofula, amid Wastlat £fret 1luue,.
Meeer,.. litvnT t Dowses. • i t , . • I
hail proscribed roue•• '
01!. rte.. lo my practice
11y. 1 am gri-utlp r
palettcblencsl, and the
OA use. 1 here fount It
s,re•'•t1,•ue Worm r,: and p
ltes,•.•rtfully� )ours
IIIA .1 f. !..lank., ..'.11..Yi. Fah*
I ninvtile. Ky., UMW/
GENII -101i r or t he Inst Iltteea
bate used y.•u^1'0'11.;vcrmoil Entulrles,
hospital nut:! .,1 pro::oepr:: 2,, c.an.i hale
greatly plc, w!t!:II. .:tact 11 Is better
i.erne and , l.r t,:�rn 1. 2. 1,...-.‘:. thee than
any other ! • . •r..t;. .. t'..! 4. .•.' Ott. 1n
Ct:tumptit:l .! . , • .'h.. .t : 1 bate
1u•c 11 1! eepr :. + ;'n, :e.
! Milt!, 1.., f:'.!ti.tt\Y. :,1.1 ..
t. . I'hysh in:'. I ..:t...rl!!t' 4',I,; 14• >:1•iiuI.
--en' & tt„\\'..•• t!:ttl'.• 1.. :•.!`t t'4'.,
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. ttwl•:dit Ian, ran, � • 1,.. ten
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re,,,, it C ,.1 1 , . I,7. 1 ami
lain tlt..0 I • t ' .n:edy
�
for ncal. !tis_ I 1, Ally
stratanatenln.
u I t•.4.1:11.:a. 1 a- '.1 1
ricoc len. Shawls and Clou .s9 p,
anljtainiuK h. a:: i. 'un 1
thin!: 1 rhr11 ...•.o. I.r .
Y1 .:;tl;.
L.: ►sass a an:. t ......-1,1-11-.. i
}tiei..0 V. . £,'rapt, 1..1.: ..r,t.F.dtries. F:1I;!vvt-5- 4 1utt'ns-ff'r .,' ,'•.Ifs, 1 t:. ... incl.
Scavr..& now•;E: i felt t nt crud to I : )uu
know the le -i l.i 11..ve.ler.t, ,, front t1l 'Ireot
your } su ..., 1 awl t i. ,; lard s al. (ar
years, tint .1...,::, liking D .1. E. U..• ueh of
this city. Ix irft'rtne.d too that nit left int r We:.
dtseas ,l5Siui prescribed soot tat hauiaion Wath
HHr •+!.haeeh'I••, After takingtwo. !slate. 1
Ix•5.u. to Improve si;r. i.: phis'. nod to tntttd
win{; it until 1 Iuot tarn ten -bottles. sae new.
ate os. health�yy a muSA a thcrv+:s'ln t! . e Ivor
Tialtlntore. W1. n 1 tar rn ttaing 1. 1 t ticl-cd
115 4 wrath'. 1 n ow s' of .tJ )4nut,s
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Cr..
?, 1`79. 11a11-tuorc. yd.
c:u:.it;t),t:rra, re; t. 1 .. 1177.
tieorr i Bonin:: wiarrs 11...y:1it I vt odd
write to yea. as l toners a no k a ut ':, • your ).J ['bar:
of lata' upon its lonereon i' nu d rot Thir Las
rove•! true 1tt mi,. ,se. 1 wit given tat to ate
mare, with von rt: 1 1 t4. 1. t u,setcal
a d trutdt uu lraalt• trc moat. t' island
&milled for your i tnnisa n f C t' 1 t -I us.' be
ha. bought twenty -sat Ix, lit ••' 'j It ie r snoring
kte ttehe ahh begsqd tie e�:i r. tahl 0,: rt htm-
' areda expvetbig to "'air of 1.t,' deet! -.-sant.
1 should Iflte to take it row. cr.e, a Len. i lhlak,
1 r: ill lac perfectly cured. .
Your., teats «marc t.
I s1tot. I:1'IHIDo .
For .ale by dr teen!:; at -el per blit''. 17st
speedily relieved by it, and i: has like••
w-tao proved to be a u,- ful specific in
aerofulnus maladies. 1 he :•.t.. •';,t -% , ' r tf• .i....r i't
. � ; ts.rssa :k ..,,; :.r1.4 -tme•et of i'HRIfi'f\t ' � t':1I DS. �'ritcgEa,
consequent upon lin., .a..te. e i • :.erf Infant's Robes.
u'1 p C a' •' rasa Ina ea Tt4n:inrr./:r. L r -::.E r, etc. A nice a. euttm,•:
ed, •and the flagging "p4ysi.iaf ea.,. i s `
r.e:tored by lair iuvi,.•rs he.:,.:'..
}�,'a�s�tt.t�r'st . .1 .
,sews ascetic{ the relation that eittldren Yates. Minutes were read seri ap.preved. system with an initortaut e.et: •
1 4 h..nu hr the choir.
strength, hui, vista :. !;ra!t1'rtd '
sustain U. Christ; ':1 Interested and Th next soh' .. What relation to the circnt:tion. The lime Gait sesta',
fit_
aiter•estmf teachers, sn1 prsyerfttl, per • ghoul t the sat�uath-scheed beauto tetu-
severtrt� /saehing Time was torr up. penance w'..rk," --wae 'Rev. J. '
The 'Evening Session was, opened with iuntly..4 Exeter. They it
object of the
A chorus by the choir, and prayer by temj.rctne:• twee is to s'a'es there who'
fres. W. Baugh, of Walton. are under the is'wcr of the k-atr' .yer and
The Minutes of the afterzos n I•11•1.11 t„ enlist tile vODUY. The la•.ge ..f the
w ens te1uf er4ncc• reformation hes in the young;labcta, w Lett funned, ere diflicult to y
efficiently rendered by the choir. •
overt/ nue. The min.! of the child is
Rev. Mr. licQuame, of 1Viflpjlham, elaetie; instil into the mind uf the child
•.•..k up "How to interest those milt- total abstinence, and in nine eases out of
e4ent to S. S.weal.' Tlcia subject ten they will grow up abstainers. Every
::as occupied the attention of the church hal loath selead alteuld have a temper -
f 'r ages : no royal road to lenrniug the 1 and organization, anti et ery teacher
:nfaithfulneas on the part .f the ministry should be an abstainer. • -
• •ne cause, another reason why s•, many ergy, t..nic system deficient w vital ttn-
Chorus by the choir. a if tonic inediratien is not resorted
:.re indifferent W Sabbath Schools is he' Subject "The Sabbath School work for ergy,
cause we teachers and preachers are net 1t.'rn tune. The necessary tendency of a
e
as as we ought tube. \Vu eu,ht the past 100 years," by Rev. Dr. Wil- weak discharge of the functions of the
to earnestgo to God in behalf of the indifferent. limns. C1e.irttrie needle be tm the holy is to diwrnlur its u '.-Lnigus-
T)re ch.onr turn sang a splendid cereiit. Th,.urea ewbankwent, and the monument
fir. Williams, of (ltoderich, to ok u , of R. Rnike's represent two chimes of
'•The. ruction requisite for efficient
civilization -one withont the Bible,' the
iHol ! other with it. 'Ile first act of Christ's
C:1ilata AND PITT!' (: 1 F1'ECIALTY.-s'.
1w 7'1;H" ART,
! 1'rcesin'kintt.
als., add t.' vigor 1::''ht. frame.' I:t rase- :
ing diseases of all kinds, this psepara. i
tun can 1.e .leper 1 1 tgwwi to. produce a Y
beneficial effect. A fair, 1*Tai�aei:t trial,. i.
is ell that is neo ss. try t•. p.tr.re its p..trn-
cy, either as a puletenie Or i:t:uers! in- -
vi. 'rent. For p•.verty r4 the b.ocol, with
Which au luau invalids are ti+,ubl :,d, it is
•a sovereign remedy', pnanutfng.the aeyytu- ;
sition of bttptt strength and tfesh. ''re ,
Andsared by y all tq, a Lytnati, Tor urn, in
111�jr 1 rs.Feathers Laces3
acrd anal by all drug>;irta. nil "+�! HO pr AS Sr&ELY Ay EFFECT FOLLOWS CA�..L ,... u j �J
au surely will disease eventually fasten ' p hntv r sec'•ntiyptrtlarea a largo ria
ppiy of nor:;n eelsand F ager: ;ce, ahi1-h 1 w',1: t: %
at mitre that will emit. Hats soap Bonnet .% trittmt•d In the latest styles. Call and ace.
lass :' os: ie
.L L IN ER'
And Dt.,a1er in Fancy t:oo;is.
Ja:
la. a new and utretulle chosen stock t1
£teat, prompt and through, is the only
snfegeard- 1.urenuwant ofdepletea,plsysteal
energy, no restorative of lost flesh, nerve
Sabbath School teaching. They (the power and cheerfulneaa, ]bas mega clearly
must have a wenn loving
priest -hued wait tv bless children; he )<:ut demonstrated its 'efficacy than Northrop
' them in the front. The rights of con- & Lyman•s Quinine Wine. In this pre -
heart. If you cannot lout up with an- science and• worship; the ontanne of the par•atien, asaueiated with the salutary
medicines which f.iinla its basis, is pure
sherry wine and certainar.lniaiic constitu-
ents which imparts an agreeable Mate to
the article, and gives additional emphasis
to its effects. In cases .f ggeneral de-
bility and dyspepsia it is invaluable and
the desired effect is, in the vast majority
of arses, remarkably prompt as well as
decisive. That good natural appetite,
which gives a relish for the coarsest
fare, is insured by the use of the Quin-
ine \Vine, which also confem brain seeth-
ing and b.,dy refreshng sleep. Fever and
ague and bilious remittent fever, are dis-
eases to the eradication of which it is
specially adapted; but it should be used
wnly in the intervals i far-reaching effects�ofa goodn the relic,
in all complaints inv..lving loss of physi-
cal energy, arc well understood by physi-
cians, and the comprehensive influence
for gooi .4 this preparation upon the
system goes far to bear out the profess -
tenet belief in the value of invigorants
as opponents of disease. Be sure to oak
"r the"Quinine \Vine" prepares hyNorth-
rop & Lyman, Toronto. Sold by all
druggists.
\\ HAT THEY SAY OF IT. -- A FEW FACTS
FOR THS Peoe E. -There are but few pre-
parations of medicines which have with-
stood the impartial judgment of the
people for any great length of time. One
of theme is Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil.
Read the following and he convinced:
- Thomas Robinson, Farnham Centre
P. 0., a -rites," I have been afflicted with
rheumatism for the last ten years, and
have tried matey remedies without any
relief, until I tned Dr. Thomas' Eclectric
Utz and since then have had no attack of
it. 1 would recommend it to alL" J.
H. Earl, Hotel 'Keeper, West Sbe ford,
P. Q., writes, I have been troubled with
liver complaint for several years, and have
tried different medieinps with little or no
benefit, until 1 tried 1$r. Thomas Eclec-
tric Oil, which gave me immediate relief,
and I would say that i have used it
since with the besfeffect. No este shoold
be withont it. 1 have tried it on my
horses in case of cute, wounds, etc. , and
think it is equally e, scraW
al
»inn. ' , A. M bee Merchant,
Wok -
worth, writes, ' i have sold some buiil•
dreda of bottles d Selest:is Oil,sed
d Itis
bpd by the poblic,'Mse d the beg
oadisiao Goy have ever role it W
deme inoMiit' kt anal ravel%
▪ erne dose* etc., end
awI111deoea
p of Per/"1"
y, wrtt�.
teas to Dr. 7 6twas'
tai. Dal fora Urns knee wbieh trunks"
w e Mr *rages fear pato*. and I heves
*nod coykslg lite it Ar wring boas
nem h is a P!!� bsaefrx ,.
Beware at )�asssas�'+/It Me Dr.
!leas' Isies 1• U11. See that the rig
miss' S M. 'hod r ontie frappe►,
blows ia the bottles, and elseed a eses I l ytare o other.
M to _0 aMtlmiwa Ptiso 111
de. ithilliffl110P at LYNAM lbso,
oat., Pwtprwtors for the Dm
obwtwdan.
lfeeva Eele•etrie Relented aril in**,
nuyancea you aro not ht to tea('t : y at K .f rtnation helped to prepare the way
should have a good idea of the dispasi- for the Sabbath School, What can I do
ion of children; the nature of children and what ahould be done, for the child -
tries the patience. Study the difference , ren, He thanked God 'for plain men.
f disposition in the children in your There it thirteen millions, 6vethousand,
class, and there will be a strong aouvic- nine hunclreti and seventy-nine persons,
tion of the importance of the work. •
teachers and scholars in Sunday Schools.
They should undertake and forty as \lame number ..f children have learned.Chnst did at covering this worid withto revel the Bible in the S. School. The
ighteousneae. Study your visa., and sympathy and l,:ve ..f the church has be.,
he preparation will ix easy. come stronger from the existence of the
S. Scheel. If a child sinn;s all the week
about Jesus, he is in a better state to
i Exeter, was the next subject. Smite- bear abouts esus lit the 5. Schlott The
membership of the church has been in -
•':ins; more than conversation is needed. 'a'ga'rs frim the Sunday `cka a. The
Win the heart, educate it and hold it S schowl is the germ -of the future
`'r Christ. Educate the emotional and church. The sacramental It..at of God,
tuature of the child, as well as the sten
led by n little child.
cal nature and heart, and believe in Chaua by the che•ir.
('kris!. Goo right at it, instead of going 1 Colleetiena-- VS 70. fit -solutions tai
round about it ; thus conquest for the thanksi to the President and officers
Master will he gained. Be true to the Farewell roman's. Minutes read, and
..s'e'pta of the Bible. the benedicti. 11 was then pronounced by
This was followed br the choir giving Rev. J. Caswell.
an ether selection of music
Music by the choir.
-The object and aim of Sabbath
ath.N.1 teaching,', by Itev. C. Webber,
SEIONI) oat'.
The sweeting was opened at 9 a.m. , !'y
givjng out the Iligib 'Henan and prayer
by Rev. Dr. Williams. llieading of min-
utes. The 4:1111 Elyria was then sang.
The next snhjeet taken up was that of
"What are the difficulties in Sabbath
Sch.s.I work," by R. Irwin, of Clinton
He said to study your *cholera, gaintheir
affections anti thus reach the heart by
the thy int' blessing. T17 every ptesible
plan with the /1hild, rather than turn
him out rd the.4hool.
Hymn 85th was tlhen rendered, which
rcfiectal much credit on the choir.
Next subject. ' Three minute talks on
o11 the practical results of S. S. C onven-
tiona, by those who know." 'The benefi-
cial effects have been observed in the
c'nversion of children in the places
where held. The sympathy and love
''yawn out helps to subdue denomina-
'nal prejudice.
"Reviews, their importance and how
: he conducted," by Mr. W. M. Grtry,
' scat.,rth. Reviewing of facts and per-
I•. and (Luis providential dealings, as
...anted in the lesson. Woe there MY'
:1g in last Sunday's lemon that int-
' '•seed yourselves 1 Heurged Chrieliaa
'rkers to look forwent to the firm re -
'CW, as we appear More the Orsett
White Throne. '✓
The neat subject was "The Sabbath
41h..ol programme,"Mr. W. B. Hut -
,••n, of Witagheeiw, ,. had said
:hat the object of the School
• M to Inks the childless {bristlier.
First , and read fibrae
a
•
sh r+ time M •
the rhrildren to give, he th t lel
earnest McCheyne had said
friends of his, he was afraid, would not
e. •Ate to Christ, and so he went to islet
Mnsic by the choir.
Ry Rev P. Mangrove, of fieafottk :
e would have every child sign is the
ConotIto, 41sT., March :1, 1880.
I have leen selling Perry Davis' Pain
Killer for the past six years. and having
much pleasure in stating that its rale in
that time has heed larger than any other
patent metlicine than I have on my
shelves, and in those years I have never
heard a customer say aught hitt words of
the the highest praise in its favor. it
bis an article that seems to lie compined
in it all that goes to make a fine -class
fancily medicine, and as long as I have a
house and store. Perry Davis' Paiu-Kill-
er will be found in both.
Yours, dc.,
J. E. KENNEDY.
AV -See advt. in another column.
L•Ay'.
V11.11.
"Oh, how I wish my skin' was as clear
and soft as yours," said a lady to her '
friend. "\•on can eaaily de at
mired the friend. "How 1"
the first lady. "By using Hop Bit
that makes pure rich blood and hinom-
ing health. it dM it for me, as you ob-
serve."
,period die dead sears.
As a family trombone aad tonic, there
is no remedy at present pvisg such wai-
veesal attstactton, and aiding sin may
cures.
alsabris Natio.
�drest£ reportst a hilly dam for for
le supply the
map !oils. A_ ' �tarot at tames sAYaa s, IWO-
eels, Liver and [idaey 1DM-
�� amid Qyard,to theircurative (polities laid F. Jordan
at day mots pee.bottle-
..'Sp/4. your davit sail's co eye yen ami
a�aassassdaa31l'y� � t by ileastrat etc W ,
we
Wafers."
give r'» .repast rebel
sir dpWRrs.r
aid so
SWOP* sod sot b'�+nem+
sr say deo i $++sail or lams,
ibals
and
soon be proved.
and country dealer,' at M a
tidse•l
MISS JE`SIE WILSON, Square, (j..detich.
sdr'Onr or .'::•o -tp irrntir-r Wanted im•nrillnt••/ •. 1753
CAMPBELL'S
Boot ,ShoeErnponum
EST-t131,1'HEJ' .
Grand_ Fall
! T,IAiilti:Ar1SicViten:
'!
1'I�f}bl•-Tea 1 Int, t'uuty t
las rd. r• .4 tic I.iYet, 41 I
floe tele, a Adare.lnvaluable
1:1.o..\7v, icu4il Cu Fen atrt.. T 4
• rdiub c r, nl dy .for l:ad
j �rrr9 s.;•,1 t 1 .•res. of firm,
�.... I FR? Brim •I, it • •;;, ; 1'
It!:rutn.:, .... 1 ... . .
I'FWA.1l-
Ms. -taunt rottpattiui
Attention or 1:.0 Pt1't! .1:1
•... 0.. yr. e:. lit .s trytrr! . P 1..
lit aur VOL, aur G11ntm .r
all ! eir labels some IA os.:- Sr N t'w l ;tk,• 1
donoi n'Iuw e:v!fedi•'e• t • t i" Ofif311161, lard
ii the 1. nit.'d,tltates. 1 :_Arc • -Is t.
My 1!eH.!ntt••41are owl: tr.%'r i;. Ile at
ford :aura t Landon. 1r. tt„• 1'a,,ke.sddle: cows
waxed to the spurious neat li '.,relates ware-
ing the Ihild c asoma b. it.;d•, alt,411 ceti.r
teras stet. I:o not be n1:nk:! I'n' hdF aneurine •
tr:rk, n' l'setr ore e the , ern'^r.7'ie to ,v trchsdl
/o;f'nn:c".•.. 19t1see.11nArtclnitref g?CLais•.1
by unprir.rtt.lyd Vetid..ra at ore-hsf the paired
my 141L; a1.:1 ulhtment tut.' .ut mow tepees a • sly
g�sv'natnr l'lndlctres: i[me.t :•arn.etf1raepeet to
tt+at4e11•r of ;amine walla• b 1 recitalist warp' ven-
ture maul asking fmtnaltliwturahir 4* more; to
a-stst meta cod the T'utsIis..tetat' to inns Ne In
thelrpnwrr.endanoltne luxth'sistaiteetailernnd.
Eteh 4'.11 and Eon of tun (:moat' 52, di. 144e
hen^) t'•.' Uri: 1 i. 41.1rer 7)1. 1.1 Stamp w;II• the
WOrtt4 "Il:'. I.l..,p.'.. t'n i'71.1'4 urn 0im'r\12MT.
r7.4n0('741t'tvl thetsx.n: I:r tt r !Marl 1.
the actortw. :Xi Oxford 441recl, Lon,;on, ,1! err
alone 'bey are S annfaeoured, 1Io;lou.rpp'.. Pills
noel Ohara a/ brarinft nnpother twldrtwv ora
,v,.rnfrreef' The Trifle Marks of tbexe blfdl•
eines nr:• rags tared in Ottawa. Hence nny-one
throttelint,t the ltr!tlsh i'oanea.lnrs, whomay
keep the American Countorfaitafn sale, will le.
prosecuted. (Signed) T11031 A8 H01.1.OW A \' .
Oxford Street. I,07,00 '1, Jan. 1, tem
Boots and Shoes..
Every Line is Full atld Complete : The Largest and Best Select-
ed Stock in the County to Choose From 1
Parties wanting t buy Boots and Shires would do well to
CALL AND INSPECT THF] STOCS
before purchasing t'isewher,', as they will find
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER
;e- Cuwro,e WORK attended to with punctuality.
N. B.---+ny quantity of Cordwood taken in exchange.
w IV M C.4 MPBELL, Cold Hunse .4quo . e
Goderich, 0t4. 16th, 1480. 1754
If You Want Goods
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
CROCKERY, or
GLASSWARE
(10 ,TO --
D. FERGUSON'S
Hamilton Street, Opposite Bailey's Hotel.
it addition :n oke ordinary lines of i,h. Grocery sad Crockery Trade, 1 carry a to sto.'k M
Fes, Isais, Pork and lloueral ?roisious.
y MttiTTO la
"Fair Dealing and Moderate Prices."
own dal aisersois the my eves and set tap prices
flesele &adverse to asp dart of lb* 'hewn
D. Ferguson.
The Greta' American Remedy for
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, LOSS OF
iTUICE, HOARSENESS AND
ratio A7' AFFECTIONS
.406,... Brim.
ae%i • s> wowl.r t �tiit
IDs.
wary ea.
Rae Amari
of the s•a-
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/eels of the
sprees'
•w• tae
Plane /a
ratite el
Lasa DU-
it
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eytarta�e ei�!
tarts• .•••
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SYRUP
or
RED
propane
flea the
Goat emir
=jai•t
, e.re
lase•1
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rete ire.
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t• dila&
Print G U M
a g r e e.
ties
Ife rernarkrsbloin relieving
*ergot n forma of �Aitiu, rand OR
odnonst spars /lc a set in rearing ( )
*nate hacking iYanghe, is note well
known too the puhl+e at largo.
atesse he ta.ryi. 4i akee .Serer. Prier. ', nota
....as.estsa era•%w :we tin d:
A -ER R lir WATSON p,. yest� CO..
sob A•rw'H ewA sen W►e ,
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