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GODERICH. ONT.. FRIDAY. DEC 20, 1b89.
TO ADVERTISER$, I Dr IKeDioeagh will be to Onderial foe! N G B .wbeer
otice of changes must be left' "seek."'
i
on the first Saturday of at O.,d h ugtiMaot
Sedgy with
Stitt Tim Cont. --Clinton New Eru:
Mr Tama. Shipley moved hu family to I radon, so° of
(fuierich en 1Vedueaday. u (chub( had the m'
tNta
spout last p'Ntmaster
Ifriends is Brussels. -Poet.
Mr
at this Office not later than I eery tttorlth.
Monday noon. The copy for;
chanes must be left not later
than Wednesday noon. Cas -I
1(41 Advertisements accepted
ifbp to neon Thursday of each
week.
-
torah /erase_. _ -_,—
Ail 0JU°wn Notices in Me local columns
of Tan Stotrm. of aeorti rays or eater-
tainaietets al whit* on elhaian ow fee
u churord, or Prow whiffs a pectin(
ary betu/Pt u derived. must be prod
for at the rate ill one remit per
word d earA i$aetlius, no r4arpe less
Gaon faelety-fire coda. WAers ed.
rerfise,nemta of enterfalamarr.la are
(ermed u brief lore.d will be yirea
free.
•
BORN.
"111 -Rims. Friday I.C. I:th• the wife of
J. Lame. t•• F... of • daughter.
MARRIED.
Tater-CAurenei. At (Mderkb, on the lath
last.. by the Ire% Ili Ure, Mr Jobs Tutt to
Miss Ckr:.tiw Campbell. W of Goderich.
DIED.
PCRrte-Ie C.olbnrise..,n Tbr -inlay. the 12th
inn., Janet Catherine. only daughter of
James Purvis, aged 3 )ears. 4 months am!
slays.
WATec. --At the residence of )Zr Magnus
Swanson, on Tuesday Idea ivt• violet
deet daughter of Mr !Was. Waltman. aged
9 years and y months.
Wailing- At the meadow-, of Mr 1'. Mat -
0. Dec. tib• Carrie, emend daugh-
ter of Mr W m. Wakes. aged 7 yet amid
9 months.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT&
atomise- F. Jordan.
Swag .roe C. A. Flambee.
Iselitlay.0oode- C. A. Nairn.
We're In 1t !-$su,ielers t tion.
dewing Done -Mies Loa Haley.
Boarders Wanted Mn Oirvin.
Special Offer -G. W. PThaemon.
Boar for Service --Jobs Llaklater.
Legal Malik 'onus -giaxu.0 se.
Nsmlaanoo fleeting -Wm. MlteeeUL
A Merry Christmas -Fraser r A Porter.
Xmas Presents -It. P. Windage, t Ca
Sweepiatt Reductional -J. A. Reid k Bro.
Ts fe 'king, Must be plied --(i. C'. Robert.
OWN TOPICS.
..A eager* emey pe. teats* w0ea.
/s' f.UA ken prvui at.'
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titanCaramel mad New ''ear's novelties le
's curds will bold drat place at Gee.
t wan'. stadia
A (loon Noway? - The mania nista! inn
you can make is to give • Win Pen. Ap-
ril! to D. McGillicuddy. sweet. Oodericb.
HoLtDAT ((Gong.. if you want to inspect
woods in variety suitable for young and old,
in ` designs aid at lowest
D: rag . call a
it matters not la w'nrer's trent whether
roman anow.oe ball. or wain. For we here got
iaQoderirb town wits fee all -with prices
dews -to Prldham's
The Wot mos cbriwiau Temperance tint',*
meet 1 the basement of North -at Meta chard
Le.
le
afternoon. Prayermeetnngat
!•Jt► business meet tag at 1
The orders for handsomely framed :octan•s
and beemful art•typee bare been coming ran
fast during the past few weeks to it. ft. r'.1.
tows, but be still ttasa Number of magnificent
pictures and a yummy of elegant moulding
that I. Intended for house decoration this
festive season. Don't let your otherwise
pleaesat room(' liars dead walla, when you
oar embelllab them at sack • small nest.
We're in it ! We're in it f 7 he popular
noes carried the hetes at the cueoert the
other even) Saitadeve A: doe carry the
crowd dor Christmas tsoveltlea They bold
e any sign
all comers t••e title of The Cheapest
Unlet the dun. Don't -
bat call std ane tae.
F G Ruw4,il1, of Lu
Benj. Ru,nbatl f CI'
fortune to lyre about worth ot
s
jewellery out of his huuse. the other day,
by ibis visit of a thief dur:ng theabaaute
of all the household.
Mr Ari ua Reid, ilarh.ck, has lust re -
in Smith is home from the Ooderieh
Model School, where ha has been fur the
peat seas( .-Brun.els Poet.
Rev Geo. Richerd•on, n( :Nth -et.
Methodist church, is its T:,r,ato this
turned Iran itastruha, having •prof th
ask, attending the meeting of the summer there. He hooks well and gives
Doge(° breduh of the Doniono alliance, a ttiwd account of the t.ou°try. H. says
Dr M Nichols.n, the W eat•st deetnt, the crops aro $«t so bed as reported ; he
make. the prerservatiuu of the natural intends going back in the apriag.
teeth it specialty. (las administered from Mr W F Wiiuon, the Maniinh• pert -
9.. m. for the petunias extraction of nor of Mr Smith, of the Brrdfout di
teeth.
Box Furniture Com
Mr Wel. Jessop, of Chi oht., aad r•nieved to Svaforth from Brandon. forth, de
formerly of (ludeneh, •wasas i in towu taxes Mr Smith's place there and that
during the past week. He hu fin- gentleman leaves for Brandon this week.
proved •ooderfully physically since An IMPORTANT Ltrttnv[tttNT -The
guinea went. new Soft P.tu
D and PracticePedal attach -
Cant Wee McLean arrived in Gedorich mmol to a Newexombe pright Piano
Saturday last. baring put the steamer serves the nerves of the listener or per -
Strome to winter yaartrr at Burial o former, when ',metalling, as well as the
after a very nuocswful season of eight instrument from wear, and preserve• the
mooch*, plying between Buff•lu and lye- tune. t f.
loth. To Ba INnccreo. -Rev DO Cameron,
Persons wishing to improve their for *oak years past in charge of Erskine
mbmunee or strengthen their power of church. Dungannuo, permed thrcugh
attention should seed to Prof. Lunette, (l(aderie44 on Wednesday on his way to
237 Fifth Ave., N. Y., fur his prwpee Strabane, :Wentworth county, where be
tus poet free, u advertised in another has received a call. His iodation will
column. 10-tf take place en Dec. 24th at that place.
At the regular meati of the M
lute, A F & A M, (.odericb, on
day evening, the 10th iota , oflioers
elected es f,ll�rs : Brit 11 W B
M ; R Park, 8 W ; Jas Crain(•,
A Steelton, Chaplain ; S Sloan, T
•r ; W A Rhyuas, Secretary ;
Vidian, Tyler.
War HuItor FARx[ns' I.r
The West Huron Fenian Inane,
held Os aooual mating at Godes
the 17th and 18th tit J.nnary, 18'90
C. James, professor of chemistry,
Caston, Esq.. and Win Cowan,
from the Agricultural Collate, G
will deliver uddreeiee.
aitlat'd Pcsu,• SCHo0L BOARD. -Pursuant to
Tues. adjuernineof, the public schin,l board
were met last Tuesday evening, the lith inst.
an, W There were present 8 Maloi,ms,n chair -
J W' ; man, M. N,chol.00, Wm. Acheson, C.
tower- Crabb sod H. W. Ball. The report of
T J Rolm. Parke, principal, warn considered,
and the various changes recommended
+tTIT ie the teaching of the different rooms of
IL. will the central school were, on motion,
ob cm adopted. The board then adjourned,
C. A Peccuaa PRorLa,-The Disciples
G. C. of Christ, who preach the Ooape 1 in the
V. S., hall over Smith's bakery, East st , are a
u•ipb, peculiar people. Last Saturday morn -
ng a number •,f loaded vehicles drove
n not down to the lake, where • large crowd'
1 May gathered, and, notwithstanding the cold,
ethics- two persons went down into the water,
here --Miss Butchart and Mr Gerrard -and
glen- he baptized her for 1Le remission of gins
May in the name of the Father, sod of the
0 en Son and of Hoe Holy Spirit, exactly the
same as we read in the New Testament
roves ((Eche apostles and disciples of our Lord
egos- performing the rite. A similar occur -
Ger. nonce took plea) about four weeks ago,
Here ie a fact that every one
aware of, that Christi/ma and first o
are always on the same day. W
day n the day this year. and if you
little leisure time tattier your old
dare together and you will hod that
l and Christmas have always bee
Use MOM day of the week.
The Gnnul.,en Hottireftori.rf imp
every year, both in appearance, ill
Mona, colored plates and reading ma
Every fruit grower, gardener and
era should have it. The editor u a
tial fruit grower, and the other w
are the leading practical gardeners
fruit growers in Chicano. One d
•
addressed to the editor, Ormsby.
secures this monthly, the interim
Annual Report of the Frail Gro
and • choke of piaota for testing.
Sr. Gg.,Ro[ • CHcat H. -The folio
win be the order of 'ercins for Ch
✓ e Dle mica of Holy Continuities 9 am
Choral - Ter !Sanctus 1Sly
Gloria In tti:crisis••••• A
nte
Moraine Prayer 11 a.m.
Hymn Na ? ... _. Adeste Fid
Teene excltemum Dnmtao,. Nares
Pry per Psalms -19... Royce
43 ---.-•... erslnr
Te Damns 93 ington
Jnbilete Deo .... Jack.oa
Anthem -Lake. a 1.,.11_ Jackeon i
-Deltoid i riise los geed
raits" Sir John fi
Eleison . Walteeiey i
Tibi Tal)ik
7.. '•Hark the Heslit Mendck
`erm•m by the Rector
-(holy offerings Redt
Celebration of Holy Communion.
trey. - W e beg to draw our ria
lookup to the great strides wh
y culture has taken in Canada
ears. This is clearly evinced
ming columna of ear prosper
pinary. the Conaelian Pool,
published at Toronto, Ont.,
Donovan. The Review bas n
1 the close rf its twelfth year,
luable tc all who take an inter
er commercial or fancy pout
beautifully illustrated, c,utribu
eluding experts all over A
d and France, and makes • span
of its "Medial" and "(jimmies
meats. The price is only SI
r trial top, four months for
A kennel publication, and
to pigeons and smell pets
teed from the same office. it
L 8. -The iast meeting of the
School Literary Society for th
as held on Friday eveninv last
eating. daring the term have begs
attended, and the *atertaiit-
ies°, on the whole. have begs
it is hoped that no .bate -
the intermit taken is the Society
allowed to take place next year.
rat proe.ediag at I. Friday
meeting was the election of odic•
malted as follows :—Pre.i-
r Nevins ; tat vioe-preside.t,
anion ; Bnd vies -president, Mies
e ; secretary, Mir Parsons
of eewesittees, Mir Reek
Mr Chesham ; shines, Miss
librarian, Mies N. Stesch.s ;
ors, Kr A. Tina, Ma. Zee
, Kies &Herta The Mow -
wee thee given : —Chem.
es ; re.itatiow, Mies Grave
maim, Mr Boyd ;
stili Creb4 ; Adan..' eilectiss,
Mie. Hall.; diskette, in whish the
aY.,_ parte were takes' by Mira Oras.
Mir Iva Aembrnok, rig
acid Moe lt. Reheetegs
tt°°tleisen of the %da t :
t' s A. Restrachell iat ; cardiafl.
Ole. • Mile. U a Mt
farm- when two young men of Goderieb Oon-
p leased their sins and that Jesus Christ n
sten the Son of God, and were buried with
and Him by baptism unto death. ' V
p erd-
mu% ly, verily, I Gay unto you, except a man
)nt.., be �n u water and of the Spirt be
Ong cannot en into the kingdom of God,"
wen —Cow. (Clinton New Era please copy )
Korn CHCat•H Ynn,O Pao.. - -The
wing Young Peoples Association held a very
riot- eeeeeesfuf literary and musical ebtortair;
meat on Tnutadey, Dec. 12th. The
lecture room of the church was crowded.
?leek1 The programme wase good cne through -
oast
out. The address given by Rev M
Iodes derma on the subject "Every man the
n D I architect of his ono fortune.' was etcel-
i rat' hint, and well c..lculated to inspire his
in f• a younger hearers with a true idea of the
a F responsibilities of life. The silver col -
Malian in aid of • :Knits dingier f•.r th
h ne
(moria
Hymn
Offertory
sure M stock ; you ere .
Merits. t of
tread their advertisement on
this woe. All welcome. 'extra Pot
era' at
,-C�pe beet to inform the public that 1 poultr
uitewm mg out my whole stock before late
• the Mew Year. sad have redwood tke y
The Sessions of tits R..li. hate hese
adjourned to Jan. 4th.
Mrs Win Cantelon left W'ednesdaf
last to attend a sick sister at Stratford.
Mai aA!ticx' ItsTFTlTg —Th
well attended on Monasy u
good priors were realised.
• sale was
ight and
Mr IL.bt Park, principal of the eon -
(trail school, is preluding at the high !
Exeter. ( ■ • Seward.
cul autranee termi'ration at
INLAlto RRvgat• Orr, .i.
—Mr J. J. Brown, of the In
nue department, has been pro
the poste .° u( aaatsta°t c.11ect,
Gia, abd will shortly leers fur t
Mrs John Dorsey, S.afrnh,
been laid up with a •evere attack
chits and inthiu mation of th
at Inst accounts, we uuderste
Somewhat better.
AQP GENERAL iNrELLIGEN
(GONE TO HIS
t ILO • VICAR INADWA I
REST83 Dr Williams was the recognised lead-
b
Rev. J. A. William., D.
°diet Superintendent,
Ills Life a Golden :Page 1* Die
Metkadism es 4'semen pall
mod Sark la S•pe. Se r
CH AHO[°.
Mad Rave- i From the Globe. Dec. lith.
meted to The death of Rev Dr Williams, which
r at liar- was very h.ng
hat town. this morning.expected, took place early
who has afternoon, • d in the latter was part
all
part of the
of bran- evening he fell asleep, from which he
e kluge, passed to bis eternal reward, without
rad, was any symptoms of pato. Duriug the day,
when asked by his soot and daughter,
w ife
01 "D.r you see iia, father 1' be whispered
.mpbeli, an affirmative. There were at Mos bed-
s in to
side all his surviving children :—Dr
¢nest of ' atwu 11-iiii.me, Clinton; Rev J. E.
e seemed Williams, Buff .lo; Mr Geo Williams,
rum her St Thorns'- Mr Algernon Williams,
Brampton; Mr Benjamin Williams,
travel- Butfeto; Mrs W. E. Rom, Montreal;
plats of Miall 1V,IInm., and h nephew, Rev Dr
during D. 0 Sutherland.
°dean(- The funeral will take place from his
nwetion late residence, 30 Maitland street, on
d he is Thursday, at 1:30, to the Metropolitan
Church, where a service will be held at
two o'clock.
djourn- All through the summer Ls condition
u( the has caused anxiety to his friends With
Tues- occasional brtghteniu
ulmew, relit tela K ',Gouda and recuru
videoce relapses, he has been gradually
►th ce sinking. Several times the phyuciaos
of bis almost abandoned hope, and immediate
dissolution was expected. Then a rally
would revive the spark of bops. Last
es are week his daughter, Mn Boyce, who had
Thteens up
to
en with her
• wase father thr fromTeem
hie ais'luejs diced, and t�
hurch, shore s, affected him as to preclude all
.when chance of recovery. Death was still slow
great in coming, though it came all too fast for
whisk- the friends who had gathered around
him and were still hoping against hope.
—we Sunday night his sinking became mute
890 and perceptible• aid this morning his soul
year, went to claim a reward earned by a life-
hnst. time of service.
receiving
CARIOCA oe THE Lkk:EAnjL.
which,
• er of the party in the Canada Methodat
J.. ]!beth-' Cci'a of o while far or(°! the prim-
p Methodist 1'niwt wits diaaatu-
Dead. tied with the "Oasis of union" submittal
to the Churches. The astuteness and
■terser of trig( • with which he fought the battle of
of trap I his convictions in the Belleville General
(:onference et 188;)—held previous to
the Cn'on Conference—will long be re-
membered by the members of that body.
But, when the (,cion Conference as
sembled co the morning after the
"bailie" had (,Gen adopted by the Canada
Methodist C, oference, it was the voice
of Dr Williams that led in fervent pray-
er for the well-being of the newly term-
ed Church• and it was Dr Williams him-
self wh•, was chosen as Chairman of the
Provisional Conference, on motion of
Dr Carman, the leader of the Methodist
Episcopal delegatirn, and the late Dr
8. 8. Nelle., a warm advocate of the
proposed union. In lets than • year,
when Dr Rim, alto had been elected
one of the General Superintendents,
died, Dr Williams was called from his
place among the working pastorate of
the Church which he had tilled s, well
for nearly four decades, and asked to
sit in the higbeat double seat within the
vitt of his brethren. He was at this
time President of the newly -formed
Niagara Conference. The General Con.
Terence of lfti6 re-elected him to the
four-year term of the General Superin-
tendency, which he was not allcwed
quite to .omplete.
In this ei.nnection, a sentence, in Dr
Carrell's article, already granted from,
has • peculiar interest. Speaking of Dr
Williams' connection with the past
union movements of the Church, he
.aye :—
And if we secure a onion of alt the
Methodist bdiss,•1 de ni.t know what
we may cot yet expect to find him'
A trait in the
Dr Williams was his tender love raster he '
bymnolowy of his Church, which, by the
way, lost nothing when sung in his mar-
velle.wly musical voice. Possibly his
last literary work was • series of paper
published m the Methodist Jlayna,r,
that were isnot delightful studies of early
Methodist hymns and hymn writers.
Dcring his last illness he was fond of
repeating over and over again the thril-
liug lines of Oliver :-
The God of Abraham praise.
Who reigns enthroned above.
Ancient of everlasting days
And God of Love.
e.
Especially did he like the stanza :—
ile calla a worm his Mend.
He tolls himeelf my God.
And He shall save me to Inc end.
Through Jesus blood.
Dr Williams waa a militant Cbratien
He believed thoroughly the faith of hie
fathers. He believed in and prtfessed
tree Wesleyan sanctification. Ile mach
no compromise with doubt, ancient or
for modern : he was a stalwart pnest of the
r of old religion and was ever ready to preach
the its doctrines with plainness and power.
Drip- In the pulpit, he was
he persuasive and
thoughtful ; on the platform forcible
gad and effective ; in the social circle
hen and lovable. genial
He had much of man-
hood, of intellect and of heart to give .
and be gave it all to the cause of
Methodism and ''sweet religion."
Mr. Campbell, of Si Mary's.
our old friend, Rev T J1 C
fcrmerly of N..rth-at church, wa
Sunday and Monday last, the
Mr and Mrs Geo. Acheson. 8h
to have recovered completely f
reoeot iodispo.itiun.
Mr liobt. 8 CunocJ,ie, of Grit,
ling agent of the Royal Tem
Temperance, has been in town
the peat week, arranging for the
ration of • select degree in con
with that Order. We nndrrtan
meeting with considerable suooesa
Tat WHtrsLi- loot -Dir. -Thea
ed inquest in regard to the death
late Hugh J. Whitely was heli: on
day last in Clinton, by Coroner H
and after the takiog of some e
was further adjourned tc Dec. 31
enable the public analyst to preen
report.
The parents of Mrs W. Yat
visiting in town f r a t -'w days,
infant son of Mr and ale eat
christened, in the Metnoaist c
W iogham, last Sunday evening.
the little fallow seemed to take a
delight in panting the minister's
•r,.—Cor. New En.
Te* CAiR[R Bore. ADDax••.
have got up • tasty calendar her I
an address f r our patrons this
which we will present to them on C
mile Dey. When you are
other callers don't forget to expect
StoNeL carriers -En. Mt'GREGOR
HARRY LR Tocz[t.
ST PET[st's CHURCH ON CHRL,,M
This year St Peter's church wt
specially decorated for Christmas
the services will be of a highly im
sive character, as follows : Low M
7 and 7.30 a m., High Mar at
and vespers at 7:30 p.m.
mama' service during the day will
be of a special character.
A handsomely engraved business
on our table, from Pesten Bre.,
manufactures of Brampton, inform
that that enterprising firm are nos k
inn their light under a bushel. Mr
Peareo, a former well-known
esteemed resident of Goderich is un
the active member of the firm.
CHRI.TMA» SERMON. — Next San
evening io.Vestoria-st. Methodist chu
Rev Mr Hutton will preach a spec
disc .arse, '-The Message of Cbristm
In this church arrangements are he
made oil the evening of Christmas
ratmu tree and entertainer)
nnection with Sunday school
egad .
regret to be called ueon to
ce the death of Mrs Young,
now, wife of Mr Henry Young,
place (oldest am of H 100
n.) which eve .t took place
pe•otedly on Saturday morning t
net. Deoessed had been its
health dusting the week.
a family of six children.
THE The biography of the deceased u writ-
aad tea in tamed letter upon the history of
Canadian Methodism. From the time
Ai.— .f his conversion during the trouhluus
11 he year, both ecctesiastioally and civilly, of
and 1636, John A. Williame has been more
pre.- and more a power in some branch of the
sae at Methodist Church in this country.
10:30 He was born in W'ales in 1817, and
The spent 44,s boyhood days among the crags
also sod amid the keen mountain air of that
rugged land. When a lad of sixteen he
card Came to Gonad* and settled in the hn-
tloor toric town of Prescott. It was here that
us
JW
and
s of
he was converted under the pas
ate of Rev W H. Williams, bathe
Rev T. G. Williams, espousing at
same time the strictest of teetolkl
ciplee, the warm advocacy of which
toner relaxed through his prolon
dayMahon as a Christian minister. 1�
rahabout twenty tire he began • secular
its bueinem of his own in the village of
as Kemptvillr, which lay about midway be-
im; ter n Prescott and Ilytown .011*..),
day I but ftrr some time, however Ise t
e f
ova poor amounted to $12 45. The .unci- Iia co
a E axion will hold their next meeting on
con;r
seoh: i Jatts9ih, when the program will be "An 1 W.
eveoiag with Byron." The memoirs of noun
the Association are regveeted in the i Looks
meantime to read the. a°tttor's works of that
d- ' and Irak• selection of those parts thea i Ciinto
ich ' think finest, and be able to critise both 1 tines
of the man and his writings, All who do 17th i
by I not wish to read selections or criticisms f
oargd�s4., ,,richerias' Parties desiring 14g the tee
hays to oat! a goods and t!nw.re will content
this week we rytl 00'W a sae announce that
lace 44 until ,nese the suction sad Rik -int
tke entire Mork is mold out. H. B.
is a Loma!Chri CfeC early. ,. the time reach.
low prhyy, ter~ seeds at wow"'
It. Aerobe At MILN ., le lots
Stara next to mooniada in situ
BRIEFLETS. It w
ant faired his business to the latter town.
and Mile in Kemptville he was a popular
and acceptable local preacher ; and its
an- 1846 Le was prevailed upon io give up
his business in Bytown and go out as a
jr.,"supply" under the charge of that hon-
ored divine—a brother Welshman, by
u� the way—Rev Richard Jones, at that
he ( time Chairman of the Cob erg District.
hes !In 1860 he was ordained at the Brock -
SM ; wills Conference, mad nine yoara later
chairman of the Owen
Mr Ernest Malcoamon arrived home M by I
co Saturday. Englsn
C,ptafo A M. Sheppard renamed eislty
home lint weak. depart
Mr H. 8•crd has retoroed from hie cyesis.°
visit to Manitoba.
devoted
's ! may hand the &Aron to the editors of I leaves
nJ i 1-e fJrv»der.
ray • , BOARD Or TRAnt Ilf.grtsa. - A . i Tu
and i ting of the Board of Trees was h. d iodate recoil.
eat oi( tYtt,lcesdy evening to son.:der a (ditures
number of business pr'pwiti, •u from I was he
timid' 1 persoce wearing to L.,ate in G,Jench ince. T
President R S. Williams oceipied the 1182,000
isiff0�,
lot charseem oen of the r, and Down was aB card �Aftnerathe I $2,9�'
read of the minutia of previous meet- i 44. pobl
i▪ ll Ina, file secretary placed the following fore no
eommenications before the Board : To I Lull
ter. ehill ; stablish H creamery-
--BrubacheE ctMt. iller,LPark- eating t
•
•
WI COI I2L MImm,t. — Th
meeting of the town council
e the rap art of receipts and expo
of the town during the pant y
Id in the town ball, Monday ere
The statement showed :--Racer
.83, and disbursements ft39,
leaving .• balance on hand
10. TI.e statement in detail w
uhed for the use of elector
mention day.
Att. —A lecture on a very inter
be was found
Sound District.
• At this time the young clergyman
to gave ample promise of the brilliant
n- career that he was just beginning so
ear, I favorably. The late Dr
Carroll, writing
in the ..Viii.diet Mnyttaue, of June. hd7.1t,
�fsays of him at the age of thirty-
- three :-
°i "He wfs then ruddy in complexion,
ill erect, muscular and lithe so person, with
h•- I • fall chest and str.n t h
I which supported a massive and well
- balanced head -just that medium sine
vl--'
Mrs A. L Hincks has gone to Detroit
to visit her ',erects. I ajar, les
Captain A. Chambers returned to tetah 9
town last Saturday,
8., G. W. R year w
soy, cf Birth, wee in The m
tows On Mnday last. very well
Wm Kay baa been eoa6.ed to the "9
ahs peat week by severe iadisp°. very good
mint of
Ooder•ieh Model 8ebool closed last will be
w•dae'day, and the student. returned Th. 8
home- oight'a
with a la
Mr A. IiJ$Wjtcp, G. r- R. areal, met don w11
ankle wow ant
',dell wee. by which hie M� HM
The seeatien et saws for Maple Leaf eeereta
Ledge, Ma 27. A.O. U. W., will be held treasurer
II(arJ.. - - nest-
last
Asir Ihellety, has moved hie family
16e Jordan aed ebtidree left on Fri- J.6,„_
ay ott • visit be IlleetreaL Mr Jordan puled themes ter as lorriete.
At the mods, MeedIng Ea- evening, the seeii-eitosel doides 111;•1=1"
ea will take place eiterse by
914 Doyle was able to ba oettie several Ham the past week. Mies 11.
' ,and• will pleased 1st bear emery •
is health. ellterme;
a canning factory -J. W. Cuy- eke V
kends!! & Co., Hamilton ; Mathias I, land -
Moore, Chatham. To establish a brick sum 0
and tile yard -Z. and A. 11x. Miller. roe..
Parkhill; Irving and Vaovalkenberg,
tater
Norwich ; Lewis Hensley, B.swanvills ; whob tett
W. ilio Smith, Monne Forest • J. P. y
Frseet, St Thomas ; D. Norton, Wood-
bridge He ; W. Senderoth, Kingston, seas to
biome will be delivered ray Re
[piton next Monday overtone I
retoria st. Methodist eberein '
Het tains aid Sorrow.." Admi
nay ten menta. Joseph Beek
of Colborne. will preside
promiasw to rive the troth, tit
th, and nothing but the truth
tokeipate to fees a Targe snob
age that diMcalt task performed
The
g s nig t neck.
gut which cites a
,nem -and symmetrical
throughout. His physiognomy or facial
proportions were equally good ; fell
brow, well -shelled now brilliant
corved lipsan a dim tr urs who h h
!, projected at an angle which indicated rho dairy, we are un pert indebted for the
push and deterseidation." large mll now ))!forens, and we can
t- He was at one's recognized +
it . _ c- __-- forthwith
vaeru.t
I nun her and oar e.r,..l M.....-.
The many friends of Rev Father Shea.
Seaforth, will be pleased to learn of his
convalescence after being confined to his
house far about two weeks with s severe
a ask of bilious fever.
HR v .t FARMER, Tao. -Many people in
(l-derich are acquainted with Mr J D
Stewart, the well known mansger of
Goderich Caledonian Games, but every-
one 'doesn't know that in addition to
being one of the most successful travel-
ler un the road, be is also au awcon-
plished and progressive farmer. Yet
such aloft hs the ease, from the follow-
ing, which appeared in last weeks
Mitchell Iveor.L.r, and which referred to
the redoubtable J. D.'s dairy output :
-"A few days ago we had laid upon our
editorial tables large roll of very choice
fresh butter from the Jersey herd dairy
of Mr J D Stewart, of Rosme:dal*. Of
course we cannot give all the credit too
the Dots for the superior exoelle.nes of
this butter, though, no doubt, much is
due to them nn account '..f the .opener
person strength qualities of their milk. Of Mr litewart's
o without onwteld
had it is quite safe to gay that there i/
no purer Jersey strain in the Heron die -
Moved by v_. _. , _ I
idler, nor anything to .goal them in their
nllant yea, fawn -like beauty. To Mr Stenan'a
pled. doable chin niece M el as charge of
Bearivrto. -Mr Wei %Vetoes
reemitly returned front Dakota,
ng tbe peat few week., atiataie
ry bereavement, in the death
of his children. Violet, the
as strieken witb diphtheria and
aerie died the following day.
Wahme have the sympathy
Ito know them in their severe
the reeord of bit early mations shows 'oohed foe emePhIneet erne dnIf be el
sent mill from Copt W. C McKean* est
Moor -lay. Daring tro. sereseer he one -
of Godorkb. sad bad • very
is at Cyrano. Manitoba. pod he and
hie faintly are delighted with the eons -
try. Copt Aftliensie has taken three
sew sohooners net of Ondorieh harbor
during hos sailing starrier. sod he pro-
eoetieed the RepNie the hest sailing wee -
Gel eis Canadian water, today. The
septein left for Manitoba ea Wednesday.
that he was entrusted with what were in
the Methodists of that day reeponeilde
and important peeitiorm. Thome first
Aerie, of his ran Nap-
alms. Sheffield, Cognomen, Wilke,
Cookstown, Load°. Cir7olt, Gwen
goad, Milton. Taoist° gam, Peet
Hoch,e0Bwiek villa
the London Conference seas
organized in 1871, Dr Williams wag
sheeted Presideat of that body, in white
poetic)* be en wen the esteem of bie
heath's. that at tbe expiry of hie term
be ohm= ita • representative, he we,
defeated is 1874 to hear the mating, el
the Oaeada Methodist Marsh to the
General Conferees. of the 99. X Chew&
ad the Vatted liteemt, that was sheet te
tweet at Raltininre, Md. Fla was towns-
yessied by Nes. John lieedosialti le
1878 the Reaiht et Visteela University
sesiferred epos We 114 degree ot "D.
tl• IAN iota orromot of UMW
in Gm kuperlative degree le
response to much • compliment, cur sen-
timents are not only those of the carton-
at7 song "they are lolly good ',three."
bet we wonld also add "allow tee to move
a vote ot Omaha."
Illae;rtards Woad In Tea Soars
owe man stay impair to some as an
maaataetered winch km proven each •
feet is possible It sae be earrled fold-
ed tin • snan'a back, saws (Iowa itemised
96.000 now in sae and Ow demand i•
emiatantly increasing. Apply to 'ow-
ls, Baste, Mackie. 00 Chicago, who
will seed free illastralled datelines* eon -
tutelar/ tesslinentals trots hundreds eh.
hay. sewed frost, 4 to 9 words in a day.
pigmies deaf suathiee ; seam lie bel 11114
separate. With tbis tool anyone assi
la • sae baiter thee so Qom oul whit -
one 14.
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