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THIRTY-FIFTH 11:AR ,
WROLJ. NUMBER :x;4
GOI)ERICH, ONT., FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1883.
v GENM INTELLIGEN
Md3.801 A alit IINaADVANC=.a"
New eivertir treats.
Dog Last. - John Oak.
Allan Lao. -R. Armstrong.
Farm for Malo. -W. Leddy.
See the eremite -al i• Ste w art.
Came os the Premises. - W . Led
Agricultural implements. G. A.
High Court of Justice. --tl. Malmo
8trayeb Animals.
CAME ON THE PRI:KIti�e OF
the subscriber. &tout Om bsrsslat of
theoloer, lite • ied bmoles oles we years
dy•old. The owner brequested tomove ppeeevppeer
Rm, 17 sad take the aatal away. W M. *EDDY,
14 e3 nth eon., West \Vawanuah, Itanpanon,
mann. P.O. 1171Jt.
Dentistry.
11I NICHOLSON, SURGEON DEN -
...L TI4T. 0Iles sad real lent*. West Street
tea dsors ►Sow Bank of Montreal. 1 ede-
Zhe People's *Column
DOG LOST. - THE SUBSCRIBER
tat a coda, [tag ►ea Tu.sda7,16a b
late. A* pet Information leading
to her rmyeverg • will be amiably
J011136 Y& Colbor*e. 1171.
ARM FOR BALL -THAT VAL-
V AfLE tares, known ss let M. 1 sea.
sat Wswswh. oostabeina same 810 awes
IJe dears% 11 sons of bt ok Soh, aad iM bai-
ami la other bard ber , well*. oto•, s■ W gelwemrssod abs tterhame �ee
age'eliof re�etof�eYs�etWeY�a�am.�.This eweAppls � mL
sUrem tWW. LZDDY,- Dasgsanoa. P. O.
SERVANT WANTED. - A GOOD
STAY
eeratst to go to Port Grrttot dur-
lag ILe meati To n omni *tent per-
son wadeswill be given. Apply to ars.
J!p TON, Tratdgsret. 1373.
CON THE PREM1idE8 OF
Subscriber Most the Ma of December.
A )ori tow. Durhagrey color. weds t
toll. Thm cher
The owner r resisted to prove peo�or
tr, i••> rhacpe and take It away. CHA$
BLAKE. tut lti Huroa Road
`yTRAYE.' FROM THE PKISMllllCg
kY of the sttbecriber. abed ibe middle of
October. • large otter. Parked m toat time
betee,-u the p.n b.,ne a.,d romp tbo fair be-
lay
elag cut In twee platws. Any information lead-
ing to it, recovery will bee tawaedsd.
Iu0HCR r McLEA N. butt . Uodertck.
Loans arab insurance.
MONEY.-PRIVAT* FUNDS TO
loud en mei terse le moss to snit bur-
rowers. Ariz M cI ALux.
Gedertob. Nev. 171.1i 1161. 16i11t..
tt►f5OO,000 To LOAN. APPLY TO
'P CAMERON, IIOLT fL CAMERON. (lode -
tole US11.
$75,000 TO LIND ON REAL Z8-
�\vv TATE.
IIOYLTerms
meemble. Apply
to 1171 L.
450,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LKND
on good Parra or Bret -dale ?owe Property
• t , per oast. Aooly to R. R ADCLIFPK. 1781
UNEY TO LEND IN Ali
1ttwoaat term borrowers & t $. y per
NOTICE, osat. Palate fends- Apply m Naomi and
llowrom Oederfoh,
The column ot the corporation of the coot..y #CON
` EY TA LRND. --A L A R U E
d Karoo will meet is tate Coati u.""
TSW\tg 004"":„. oa Tee.", the itdrd ,Jas- I AL amount of Privet. Funds for lave:11110nt
vt lowest rata on gest-lams Mortgages. Apply
to OARROW t PROUDF00'r.
SW. UM All s000wu against the Council
o ne be oast la before the lest ss•elon of the
�
day ot Clerk. 73-9t.
PETER AU )3-91.
FOR SALE.
A gilt oleos brick be miler under the
whsle yea, sad It sores land on (he Bay -
Seed n�•ssdd,, ,Pod [bare is • Rood stable and
drlvieg.ed.kad toad nett water on the prem -
well laid out ; aloe • ant elms
% mares ares 7 yeon old in foal
Iter �ar�pel�rs apply las
on the pram s or tea
8esert ere oeder1 h Poe.drr. 187111.
&usIC.
110W Skimmings id rop•red to receive a
ltasWd cumber of pu after the Xmas bd.
1 ter bestruouon Vocal and Instrumea-
tel Mo. Terms, 96 per quarter to Memos.
Jas. felt. 10) 1)7L8t.
PIANO FOR SALE. -I AM IN-
BTRUOTEI) to receive offers for the
pe obaoe of a sevenootave riteinway Piano.
D owel Mn. Thos. Andrews. Intending pur-
chasers may refer to Prot. Ire I'eudry, who
Ma
raleNewman who has made r •
oepeeist
trtsl sad Isepectloe of the same. J. C. CUR -
RIZ. The People's Auotloneer. 1)71.
NOTICE.
The Annual Merton. of the West Ft !ding of
Heron Agricultural :icor ety, wolf be held to
the Corot House. (lod^-Ich on Wednesday.
Jas. 17, '01 at 1:00 o'clo•• . 0. m., for the purpose
o freodving the annual report of the direc-
tors, electing directorsaad office -1 or the sh-
ills. year, and other business. .+.+on Vl&rooe,
aricretsry.
$25CASHCWILLApply PURat 1613 pencCHASE e.A
Good sttar-
FOR SALE.Mrs. Nolan - following
ere*erry in he town
toeOooddertcb. e the Iot177.
theorem half of lot 17.5 and the west half of lot
19L There 1. a story end • half frame house In
geed repair, 12 room ant Michele good .toss
ostler. bard and soft water. Terms may. Fey
farther particulars apply to Z. CAMPION,
Sel *iter. O aerie's 11170..M.
LOANS FREE OF CHARGE.-
Money to lead at lowed rates, fres tit
say oat. or Charge*. SRAOI.R & MORTON,
opposite Colborne Hotel.
Godorioh. Yard March Ml. 1779.
Q90,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LINiD
os Tars and Town y at lowest la -
charged.
Mortgagee pare M (7 -. loo
Conveyancing ere real -moble.
N. B --Harrowers oaa deals meas la ens da
it title r tsatfahscteryDAVIOON & JOHN
91.014.•1eaerlstaw. tel. °Morton. 1751
RADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE,
Lie uA AooH•st Iseersaoe Agent.
Representing erstehasaduManles. Abe agent
for the CANADA Les U'reaa vaaecZ Co.
Money to lead on Moetgs e. in Town in
Varnaborrow-
er. ORM-AIMes a RMav'S Meek OMe cal.
NOTICE TO DEfTORS--Ni PICE IS
hereby atria tam all parer, lodrhted to
tM
esiplea by Me K book '•.-eo i •t t are
eeg■eded M Mfr We same et owe and there -
h9 we as satires* oelleotloa. I meas bs•1-
*saa AOtLLLx_ 10111111. ism
HOUSE, AND LOTS NOB. 39 AND
TM comer ety rterla sad LA Saito. la
M town of Reiertft.forear
cheap, jbe
sha lee farm prop.particulars
skto1•s..tt•ta. Architect, dice Creels*
or J. C. Omani. sadtesser-
jj•OR SALE. -THAT DESIRABLE
1 rwdesos. maser H ttt.Wt roA•t sod Me-
pory enTb. epp*site the RIORIOSthoot with
kw.. r t. good with
Legal.
NEWS ABOUT HOME.
"A ohiel's a' yo, burin' notes.
Au' faith 1e71 great It."
TOWN TOPICS.
if you want the oboioe t brands .f good 11
y that sou can heartily rucommead w
Lrad dont fall to get your supply from W.
A meager centag to Ooderich 1. liable to
Ise bothered b the Ly of the town, la analog
►es/sefle places, but everybody know* that
R. we 13 the people's photograph gallery.
If you want a prettr frame, lateet Maitre.
twit at E. L. Johnston s photo gallery. mod 1f
pictureyou ou want utthee oe ple. o. H. Roboutt� et call
'rer-
oute,
M•asger.
The town fathers will towel to-uiglit.
Mr. S. Papst left for Mi-higso on wl-
nesdiy.
Mr. James tirahgtii, the artist tra,.;l •
ler, arrived on Monday cveuiug fo•w
New Orleans
Capt. and Mrs. Jackal", who s,.eut
the *unmet• months at the Albion, et t
now in Florida.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. D.Mc-
Dnnald, whuoe illness threats uotl to be
terbium, is convalescent.
Master Harry Watson, messenger, in
the employ of Mr. Harry Armstrong, is
laid up with a very aorere attack ( f
cold.
1) C. MAXIS, i)LW(C)R Aa,
1 V ()Moo corner of the square and West
Ooderich, uv er Butler's bookstove.
money to heti at lowest rates of interest.
LEWIS .t LBWIS, BARRISTERS,
Attorneys, Solicitors in , Chaaoery Re.
011ie in use (,curt Holme. Ouderieh.
Ins Lewis. M.A., B.C.L 1 , N. Lewis.
1a80.
CARROW & PROUDFOOT, BA R
T RISTERS. AtseAa7e. 8alioltor% etc
Guderiob. J. T. Osrrew. W. Preidfoa. 173
B. L. DOYLE, BARRISTER A N D
Auorre'. SoUcttor in (Amnesty. ta,
Ooderiob. Oat. 1751.
SEAGER & MORTON, B A R R I S-
TERS, /ice., km. Ooderieb and Wl &aa
C. 8sager Jr.. 13ed*Ncb, J. A. Morton, iWW tag
ham.
1.
CAMERI)N, HOLT & CAM*RON,
Barristers, solicitors In Cbanorry,' &c.
/eidetic!' anti tC e.rhant. M. C. Cameros, 11
C.: P. ono. t1, tt. omicron, Goderfob. W.
1I*e►ro. Wir ham. 17)1.
Mr. Wm. Lanham, waduh..ker, is Foa iftasiros•.-tsatsrday at noon
ettapioyed ins jewelry estahhe' homes in James Gordon, son Of Mr. D. Gordon,
Gt.ad Forks, Dakota. His employer returued w W' •its Safra by
showed leis appreciation of bis services his brother Marshall ( ee, George
b presenting hint with a gold watch at Porter (late of Sheppard's) and Chanes
Christina*. Will. These young taro leave for the
A SAD trrut'ri 't. -- Mr. Win, J tat- North-west'tull of hops, and followed
son, of Doti-, it, brother of owl. townsman by the good wishes of many friuuda in
E. R. Wat.•.n, aim formerly of U, dt Goderich. A. Gosling, who started ori
rich, hu met with a ore boreivetuent in &heel. ie to meet them at Flint, Mich.
the loss .4 three of his childrttu e ithin A BICYCLua THsow0 sY • Reeser. -
two weeks, from. diphtheri.. The blow The following item will be of interest to
is indeed a heavy nue. our local knights of the wheel tad their
Father L-un•.ut, :, veter.ii poetic. adrntrere: --Bicycle riders meet with out
reecho(' at St. Peror . •et Jou I,y list. mishaps, A Fingal wheehnan had a re -
The text ..f the .l.v, " 1u•t they .halt me •kable one the (Other day. While
roll His risme Jeatis,'• e..'ied• front the going down Fetcher's hill at*borer itsof
aged clergyman, the moat t..nu'tioz pr. .•.fr speed, a rabbit running across the nail
that every knee *hood bort 14 t:10 111.011- became entangled in the large wheel and
tion of that sobered 110 1/10. the serious finally clogged the spokes w as to bring
illness of Arts. Warnock, F•it',-. Lon- the 'cycle t.. a sudden halt. The rabbit
..111'4 41114x.. nut, suet 11 . u 1 ., a to was killed and the rider thrown to the
G(derioh. grimed.
Mies Oliver retuned on Tumid*. to Tag lhoossiea Caoa•1. Unto,. -.A
resume her ditties sob teacher III the Hugh tottsical society, to be known as the G•M'
school. We are gla.1 to Iearu that the *rich Choral Uwoo, was organised I.t.t
statement made taut week as too the 1tat- Monday evening, with the following ot-
ure of herr illn,tss w.I, int .ern t. She fifers : President, 8. P. Halls ; secy. -
had to dos weld deal of extra school trews., R. 8 Williams. committee -H.
work during the later part of December, Rothwell, G. Z. Robson and T. Hender-
and was ether "run down," hut rust sod son. The committee of ruanagentont
a change .d scene has restored her to a was instructed to bring in their report
fair state , he at h again. Miss 4 niter on Friday evening, 19th inst. The next
is an efficimit teacher, and w.' oro glad meeting of the Choral Union will he
th•t her •,rvices have been :,...'ired for held on Tuesday, Jan. 43rd, after which
the full term regular practices will be held on Mon -
Mr. W. Ralph, who has been in De-
troit, fur some time, is now on • visit to
his home preparatory to nr:tking a north
west trip.
We regret to learn tlit.t Rev. R. W.
Leitch, of Duuriunoutissivottetvtl by Mt
attack of diphtheria. \\ e Ito.- to hero
of lila speedy- rec o '. .
Mr. M. Welsh, private secretary to
the Hon. John Costigan, Inland Revenue
Inspector of Ottawa, was the guest of
Rev. Father Watters this week.
Rev. John IVakefield, of the North
8t- Methodist Church, although still
confined to the house, is, we are pleased
to learn, progressing favorably
Mr. Geo. Sheppard, of the Huron
School Book depot, has hired the skat-
ing rink fur Saturday, and will treat the
school children to free admission on that
day.
Says the Wiarton Echo.: -Mr. J. at J.
Kidd's saw twill is running day and
night to fill orders. Lumber, shingles,
lath, tic., are being shipped by rail every
day.
It u not to, late to subscribe for THs
Siexai_ The back numbers of the paper
with the beginning of ''Fire and Sword"
may be obtained at the office. Tell this
to your friends who may want to sub-
scribe. •
The cantata - of Immanuel will
he repeated at the teameet-
meeting in the North St. Methodist
Church on Monday evening next. All
lovers of good music should not 'fail to
attend.
Our sprightly cotemporary the Wing -
hat Times, u still improving, and is the
nest paper byfar in the Junction 'City.
Our friends Edwards and Wiley should
be generntisly supported by the Wing-
hamites.
1NBU tItAr CI CARD.
BRITISH AS& CO'T, Toaotr'ro-EataU13ke
PU(E IX I�Nt OO`Y, of Lonna (Magfaad)
H ARTTORD M1,.� .sof [Islamise. Com
ahbiliehed
Rieke taZAMA
kes•1410 ■ORno ilm•6 MC � eel et
�� 13 oleo Appr,Ner for the
CANADA P0)I.LOAN AND SAVINGS CO'Y
Torawvo.
Mone> to Lout os lestMos security. rom
T w a per Cent.-G'bargesW Rd � HORTON.
Coder -h Sept. 1), Milk
two
Rysge how and sable sarepair d ether out
o
The garden Is will sleeked with
;reit trees. grape room- obnDKf to�
R ii. OOfi S.
Per term apply to Devise. A' Joha,too.
Barristers. Mast
IA
ISS 18S N=TTIE BEEOKILLER,
dw*M 1. mac
imam
�, Sad ►svl91 re-
ttr.►� VIZ;
waive . tlM1ad ■ h,v
,sinew.. Mies r
to take enters ter Oeufe■ sag R�
tioe isurger Qac bat
POR SALE OR TO RENT --THAT
,,.JTall
s teles ewes �ad Of e,wt h eoia4Me 'roe
oe
•• et lewd. is odlPrismereed ter tole f to rest -
Sleek le Mew aM sew pe rmit*er he. ether beoM i55sbwheel' wilMin year.l
yrs W sale t*wtlea /.mPtlr wet* bait of
W!Lb
sea t. D. AsheeM ; .il rad ; two
m.a.m�. Wawa The Ise
two wed tee
tle1)1?tam11 d se.
�
DP.
tp,11 Gn=detr►nsldos. o s w a„ s• labor.
8t1Mr �
� $tdlo*Aulfl, s. Da.. PHTEIC-
Vi.R��xLam
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se
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS.
Covlava or Roat.N, t Hy virtue of a Writ •
To WIT 91e+r'1 P•o1•a heed eat
el a Comity Cavort et tie Count,
et.IMlam avid to me directed aag�&aiinut the
eMdrsesesse of J AMLS SIR ACB AN,
Y ••r•i a■d bakes 71s emulation 1.1 he Irigght..
title, Mee est Sad equity of redemption of the
*bow. named d•tendamt, is sad 10 lot err
Modred and meets twp OM itu to isty of Ube
gr
Tema of Oodertob 1. the
o•stsing • dwelitag hews sad ese ewarter
td M lore of load. more er 1esR mid
sesurw"ileb
•
et three bundd
rittdl, tas,sa,•r i shall ear tet favi at
my Ir the rt 1'teerk1. 8 tea Tow,' tot Jo
deewieh. es Tee day
ser,. WM at the hoar of t welt* of the ,•bot,
aro.
ROBERT GIBBONS.
'sberif er Hare
D>R Ycl.tiAlr, PHYSPCIAA,
Dress NM* wooed
dM „ es AVDP. Oesosior ha w tad
it*
Amt.
OMID. ��AIL
SUR -
ahead, it [quire, (teder.rh
Oct- 19tb. Imo.
latinee
AelilvULTUIIAL IYrl (SNT AosItCY.- dwf of each week:
T 7e ndvertisemeut of the Sarnia Agri- Reinert Comelier. -We are glad to be
cultural Impletuont Company appears in able to announce that a benefit concert
another pullouts Mr. Oecr,►A Rosa, will be tendered Mr. Ben Armstrong in
geaertl @goat, i.i1i- osei ill-, _' a uut t .` t Tentper,.tlt.S tf`ll '+n Friday P,vetitng
wa; i-lt..use iti Goderich, :out is rens • ••.is to n ext the .lith teat we know of no one
get agenld to push the Ale of the ma- more dentrisag. Mr. Armstrong when
chines. The buildings of this company in health was always willing to Rive his
here been erected since 1st 4 Se tuber services freely to town entertainments,
last, and already they are into the work and his long ahem has given an addi-
of ,nanufactete. Our rural readers tional clam to the patronage of the
should see the implements. Mr. Ross public. We know that the management
will be happy to make all needed ex- of the concert is in good hands, and we
planation,. hope to hear of a Lull house. Some of
STILL ox THE Roueos. -It is wonder- the beet talent in town will appear, and
ful how some newspaper squibs live and every endeavor will be made to give full
rn .ve. About four years ago we wrote a value to ticket -holders. Tickets can be
little rhyme, "0, do not Pay the Print• had at the book -stores.
er," and after travelling over the Conti• Warr RIDI:MO Am.. SO CI TT. -The an•
Hent, and doing eerie in hundreds of tidal meeting of the Society was held
county weeklies, it turned up fresh and yesterday. The report ,hewed that over
fair in our neighbor the Blyth Review $1900,00 have been received during the
last week. Of course it wasn't credited. ourrent year, and that there has been a
But as it is not copyrighted, ourootemos balance on hand of $118.00 The fullow-
are welcome to the "pone,' settee hope ing officers were elected for the current
it will bear fruit. and bring in the dol- year. Mr. Win. Young President.
lar, for them. Mr. Hurnprey Snell 1st Vice President,
EDUc1TION•1.-The Woodstock tient[- Nr Wm. J. Hayden 2nd Vete President,
rtel heehaw says :-Mr. A. 0. Taylor has Ment. J. J. Fisher, John V'arote, R.
severed his connection with the Ingersoll 11, Scott, Patrick Carroll. jsm s.Storart,
Public School, having accepted the situ- John G1eu,Culborne,Robt.Medd, Wawa-
nosh,
of Second blaster of the Provincial ntrh. C. J. S. Neftel Goderich Tp.
Normal School at Ottawa, at a salary noff Stephen Andrew., Godericil, Directors.
$l i� bilyi aro Mr.Taylor
is1YWo Messrs Wm. Campbell and Archibald
Y highpromise. Dickson, Auditoot• lair. John Varcoe,
h.r. just had the opportunity of lookingSecretary and R. B. Scott, Treasurer
rot, a volume of poems published bCALL AnuerrJD. -The Ingersoll Ne. t,
hitn. Many of them posses very highthus refers to a young minister who
merit, and give indication of a genius preached several sermons in Goderich
that will do honor to Canada. We wish during the summer of 1881. -Rev. P. R.
Mr. Taylor success in his new position. Roes, of Cot,-de-Neiges, Montreal, has
And so does Toe Sioxat. accepted the call to Knox Church, Inger-
8. S. Coxv•ltrrion.--Great prepare -'Oil, and will be inducted the 30th of
tions are being made for the anus} eon• the present month. The call was an in-
vention of the County of Huron 8. 8. uiimous one, s1 far as we can learn, and
Association, to be held in Exeter OD we congratulate the congregation of
Wednesday and Thursday, 14th and 15th Knox Church on being fortunate to recur-
ef February. A splendid programme rat Mr. Stop, bo is well known u nue
hat been arranged, and u the Association
of the m rat ef�cient minister in the
is tion -sectarian, the beet talent of the Presbyterian Church. (:oder Mr. Rosi
county has been secured to introduce the guidance and tnstruotuon, we may ecceyt
various subjects. Every school in the 1., tee the congregation of Knox Church,
county is requested to send at least two ing•rvull, one of the largest and most
deleeettes, and more will be made wet- influential bodies of thar denomination
,,one. Schools which have not received in this section, The con2retfiatiun is *1-
hlank form, for reports ten get them by ready a large one. and will no doubt in-
dn.ppieg a card t,. J. C. Stevenson, crease in numbers. rapidly with Mr.
Secretary, of Clinton, who will also be Ross es pastor The salary is $1,200
[dossed to forward a copy of the pro- We Ptrsl.I.; slop THE. NgwsrArJR.+.--
grao.me to Any pester, supenntvndent An ter -haute hits the thing nil pretty
or eenretary i4 a Sunday echo . i in the well in the following lines . -Never
cuu,ity. growl because a neerepaper fails to give
,every weep 4 sets, so long as you take
0DD,sLtdlwA. - rho officers elect for no pains to give the editor information.
Clinton Ledge No. 83, were installed on The average editor u not a medium or a
e•
Tbday evening 9th ins[., by Mr. F. mind reader, bat gets his news Jett the
W. Johnston, of Ooderioh, &mated by same as the milkman gets his milk ---by
Mr. R Matthews. After the 0. *esesy pumping. This list few words aro hard
Aver the brethren,
s000mpeand by oa ch. a.dkllaan; no matter, they express
about twenty-five from G<derioh, repeat- the idea. Moot people desire to reed all
d to Anderson's Oyster Parlors, whore a the happening, 4 their locality in the
sapper had been propene', to which am I, cal paper. but it never strikes :tem
pie luetiee was done. Mr Joh*Mon oto, that the people they like to read about
then voted to the Asir, and the evening may ho as unwilling to impart to the
p "multi)! ,pent in the usual csanner. newspaper man the necsseery informs-
Moon- mat thaw* and Smith, of God.- tion as they tooatmo time ie their five
ich, sad J. Smith. of (Nirtne, deliver- ham bee,, „ho. connected with .,r hay.
ed short addretmee on the Of** and ex- inr knowledge of an oncurericr •,f inter-
act of (ld-lfellows, Kr. JohiiMea sp)t, est Ws verily believe that the ntaje.rity
.o the the toast of the legal probuson, of w•w•pPen readers imagine that "a
Nrnars. T. White and Marian Itub laird' brings all the news to theea-
the (.1051 al the hila*. Voo■I it..rtd sait►otsm
.music br supplied by Mr. W. Jaaew -
vew Era
DB. bili ON DANCING.
Tae raped ed <sex C■wtrelZewerw a
daeaslema es tae tN$t►8rn$.
Oa the evening of the first Sabbath of
the year, Dr. 17re selected for hie text
Luke 19, 40 :-"Be ye therefore ready
also : for the Son of mai cometh at an
hour when ye think nut. ' The theme
of the discourse wau the duty of daily
preparation fur the coming of Christ.
Chu naoutenteus event as explained in
the oboe of the sermon, and urged as a
unitive for compliance with the duty,
was one in which every person had a
direct and an individual interest, since
fru each it was s thing aha •lately ter
tate in itself, &ad altogether uncertain
es to the time of it. For .'very man,
death was, in pint of result, equivalent
to Christ's second coning, because, fur
each ono, death meant not only the end
(tf the world, bat likewise the detsr'mi
nation of his ounditwn for eternity pre-
cisely as it shall be openly declared tea
be at the great and general este. The
preparation for this coming as enjoined
in the text was an actual es distinguish-
ed from an habitual one. Habitual pre-
paration meant the converted este tom
mon to all believers, the chenge in con
diton and charioteer brought about by
saving faith in Christ, which secured
their safety. Actual preparation on the
other hand Isy in the faithful perform
ante of the duties arising, out of our
saving relationship to Christ, duties, the
observance of which was essential to our
growth in grace, to our meeting death in
triumph, and our attainment of the
higher posttiol.1 in alert reserved 1..r
those who imp -ort to the theft advantage
the ta''ents entrusted to then[ by their
at present absent Lord. These duties
were figuratively described in verses 35
and 36, "Let your loins be girded about,
and your lights burning, and ye your
selves like unto men that wait for their
Lord when he will return from the
wedding." This exhortation impresses
w with the necessity of daily attending,
by the help of divine grace, to three
throes : We are daily to lay aside all
impediments to progress in the divine
life,; daily to keep in' exercise our
Christian graces; and daily to use vigi-
lance and prayer in guarding against the
temptations of the great adversary.
We give the substance of what was
advanced on the first of these points iti
which reference was made to the impor-
tant principle that should guido all in the
matter of amusements. Those whom our
Lord addressed usually ware loose, flow -
ing garnte tta, and when work had to bo
done these had either to be laid aside or
gathered together in folds and girded
close about them. In allusion to thin
our Lord says to his followers, " Let
your loins he girded about ;" remove
every thing out of your way that would
hinder yuu in your Christian work.
What were the hindrances here referred
to They were of two sorts : the one,
consuhn,. of thing* in themselves sinful,
such se unbelief, world worship, self
worship[, "r pride of heart and those
forbidder lusts of the flesh which the
apostle Peter descrthee as warring sgainat
the sent ; the other were to be found in
things in themselves indifferent or legiti-
mate which Wright nevertheless in pro: -
ties be found in the cases of some to
operate injuriously to spiritual life.
He did net mean to include men's
secular millings ,.r wor1i 1y relationships,
out Of which .erit us trials to• faith might
often *nee. Thee were divinely ap-
pointed conditions, and' if the crosses
that spring front them were willingly
taken up we would by•and-byte find our
selves not weakened but strengthened
by thou. He referred not to throe, but
to things pleasant and attractive, and in
their nwn nature perfectly innoxent or
lawful, but which, either from the sem-
cisterns connected with them, or their
unsuitableness to our temperaments, or
to the immaturity of our Christian er -
perience. become snares to conscience.
He had been asked, for example, more
than once by young friends •
',NAT 41 THnt'ONT or $*NCINO ?
and his gnawer had been that no one
could decide in matter of this sort for
another. What mightl'e safe tor ons
might be injurious to another. The
general law applicable to all such ques-
tions and capable. if honestly followed,
of settling thea[ all, not for others cwt
for ourselves, t0 that whatever on ewe -
trace is found to wound c,necienoe and
prevent communion with God is, at what
ever c.et o1 self-denial, too be avoided.
Any f••rn of amusement which you cart
enjoy. and fur which ems curl hive God
thanks, y..0 may awing se His gifts and
we with His blessing tie long ea you use
without .hn,ing them. He, however!
H.r'rnvLvuaim N.. tt .. Thr an• earnestly ,•aln•rted his hearer• etsl
nasal teeming of o Horticultural M•.ci. ss:'t'c.&Uy the y••uttg among them te
sty was held .•n the lith Owe mos, a .t ay"tri ug, n•o aher u -
ditTerenteterit thintgiht rte, main
tter itself, thatowevcause
bet wren them and their cited, and tfil.y
nit tilt depen,i upon tneir being
stile to 10 this cheerfully if they only
I.eike.i to Christ for the help so freely
given to all wh, in sincerity and faith
Mr. G. N. Macdonald, the wellknown
weather observer of thie place, was up
in Bruce last week, and had a good time
among his Highland acquaintances in
the north. Mac talks the Gaelic, and
thinks it the grandest of languages.
Mr. 11. Crofts, manager of the estate
of R. B. Smith & Co., died on Sunday
morning last, aged 62 years. The de-
ceased was in one time in business for
himself in Goderich, and was 'much es-
teemed as a citizen and neighbor. His
remains were interred at London.
Mr. John Longworth, the venerable
hero of the Peninsular war, who recent-
ly removed from Goderich to Michigan,
died in his new home a few days ago,
full of years. Ho was identified with
the early'list..ry of Ooderioh, and will
be missed like an old lead -mark by the
old settlers of the Huron tract.
Atewlvtt■aatT Summon -The anniver-
sary services inconneetioe with North St.
Methodist Church will be held on Monday
and Monday next. Rev. Mr, Phillips,
of St Theses will oewepy the pulpit on
Sunday. A tesmeeting will he keld in
the lecture room of the church on Mon-
day evesissgg, attar which a lecture wilt
be deliva'ed by Rev Mr. Phillips. Doers
, men at 6.30 p.m ; ticket* 35c.
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Remus Mairriwo. -A meeting of the
Reform Amnestion atGederioh will Le
MUSShddhs the MUSS ab. •ve Ten Won AL .,60e
on Wdsesdy strewing seat, at sight
.; clnek, for the peeps= of •bo1isg lir
mets, and gewe'&I organization.
Eeery
Reformer is townie invite.' to Stirs i. 1,4
Uwe be • grand rally. Other important
business may be brought lteforetk. meet •
Ing. vt
Too Fasov.. --The Sta. has leen
caughtlbbi.gqagain. Theleeknow Met%
e st lea edit"' the MQowvrag :-- The edi•d th •
(3rtd•ri•h Alm i• J a little ton ptreew.t,
in his remarks vilest Dr. Teenageamt
is newt election to 8. Oo ncil of Gros
village. The Mar says : ''bore is no
deny Lo•k■ow is pretty Gritty. and
I». .1. N. Tensest is •�trally straits a
gentlemanTory. Although that gentleman was
charged with e.rjwry and illegal voting
e t the Dowlismon •1eMu,ws, hie fellow
animus el the reareip■1 (genteel lam
Koedai showed their tppeseisese 4 him
b pima( tile• et the Wed et the
sa a Ceameiller, with?, oilete voles
le pollen kat year. We ens' rel. tat
rout Dr. Tensest wes not 01.4b
at the heed of the pian se etwsetplee
ei
TbeM
r.11d he rtive 711 voles mote
lade vowthem he did lad year. Win
tea 9t •r -llIttl Ilillili4Ilis arvemboa
AN Ayres Wastuso. --Our hsrkwtud
Overawes who MOW and thea reesltre a
quiet hint that they shone yp ■$aR81
ern .mute th. fnrtaaate *mss .iia- a
io winch their bet is seat. If they tired
.s Wisrton line{ tone the BA. they
wield torn hack with fear at the follow
Mg termble ansneeceniont whist' it mob -
fished past week . - "'rhe Bhok Lint. -
We have or yd got this list tiers ready
fee pehlirs'ion, a ere hare Mea Se hay
to ;wt it &rewired. W haps, however.
s have it is eh tpo for peblieatine welt
week. This will allow setae an opp.r
to sity 4 goalies their amass oft No
w to teaks mcwee. Ws have bees
Yatr,ing M esteem for throe reeve, and
.01 }p an sore attentine to thorn.
-aims delidgtwste of two yearn Wand int
re paid tap haloes next Thnnd*y noon,
their somas wn11 be published. This is
Ike bit washed trete. Plum rusena-
t'• statute The report showed that trio
sum of x.51 had Imes received and
eofleoted fn•m dl morose during the cur
rest year, vis Members' subscriptions.
elf76 ; L.gaabtive grant, *139.90 ; town
grant, $1$f► and county grant. 517.71 "'ell t• r o•
Of this &ssount 1482. ti was paid in
prises, &c., to Sri different persons, and %veers" »aslant crane Mae".
the balance of $62 handri to the Tress , -»
urer •.1 the Vi tet Riding .Agricultural Teo court met on January 13th, pea
goinisty The report wau adopted, and 1 want 1.. ad:..ururnent, Judie TSM pre -
the following names elected for the our- Indies
rent year . Mr. John Stewart. Pnei- Appeal Minna)* ov. MortMOS 9
dont; Mir. .1 H Williams. Vice Prw• tion argued. .lutigaceet reserved.
dent ; P. Adamson. Reerstar. -Tressursr. R Appeal Yates re. Marts-Jtdgeent
Dirrteton-Meeaee. A. ]lttf�• Alias, 1. resorted.
Seibold, A. Diatom. T. hood. R. Bch- Thea. I inw, of Oodench, marmot. es.
osier, P. Adanson. C Blake, t Wat appointed a e*,tisty *Rentable
eon and P. rot Audit.•rs W Camp Tun motions re limits of Divisions
hell and W R Miller i• wo resolved were also pttl
to hold a summer she. . Oaiter'e!. n, Th. Boar t
goo tad July res' 7rh 1943
adjourned t .Fra.usry
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