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kinnvmsal OliOnon,—Sabbath Services
at II a, m, and 8i80 p, m, Sunday Sehoot
at 2:80 p, nf, Rev, john Ross, B. A.;
pastor,
1..Nox Cm,fica .—Sabbath Seraloes at II
a. m. and 0;S0 p, m, Sunday Sohooi ab
2;$0 p, m,;' limp. Millar, paator,
Se. Jimmie Carunon,—Sabbablr Servioes
at 11 a. in. and 7 p. m. Sunday School
M 2;80 p, m. Rev, W. G. Reilly, Mourn -
bent,
MErnoolwT Cfroaon,—Sabbath Services
at 10;80 a. in. and 6:80 p. m. Sunday
Sobool at 2:30 p. m. Rov, O. H. Cobble -
dials, ff, A„ B. D., pastor.
ROMAN UATnoL10 0110110f1.—Sabbath
Service third Sunday in every month; ab
10;80 a. m. Rev, Joseph Kennedy,
priest,
Sawsmos Anux,--Service at 7 and II
a, m. and 8 and 8 p. m, on Sunday and
every evening in the week at 8 O'olools, at
the barraolis.
Onn'FELLowe' Longs avery Thursday
evening, in Graham's bloats,
MAsoara Lopurl Tuesday at or before
full moon, in Garfield block.
A. O. U. W. Loma on 1st and 8rd
TFriday evening's
'r
a of each mouth
hill's block, in Bias.
0, 0. F. LODGE 2nd and last Monday
evenings of eaub month, in Blaehill's
block,
L.0, L. 1st Monday in every month,
in Orange Hall,
10, Is., 2nd and last Friday in Odd
Fellows' Hall.
R. T. or T., 2nd and 4th Tuesday's of
edoh month, in Odd Fellows' Hall.
Sons or Se0TLAND, Ist and Brd Tues-
days of each mouth, in Odd Fellows'
Hall.
K. O. T. M. LorJGE, 1st and 8rd Thurs-
days o£ each month,in Vanatone block.
Horse OmoLD, 2ndand 4th Friday even-
ings in Blasbill'a Hall.
Pose' Orrxuia,—Oaioe hours from 8 a.
m. to7p,re.
MEow.nrae' INe!ITOTE.—Library in
Holmes' block, will be open from 6 to 8
o'clock p. m. Wednesdays and 3:80 to 5
and 6 to 8 Saturdays. Miss Dolly Shaw,
Librarian.
Tows Consorts—W. H. Kerr, Reeve ;.
W. H, McCracken, Robert Graham, R.
Williams and 5, Wilton, Councillors ;
F. 8. Scott, Clerk ; Thos. Kelly, Treas-
urer ; D. Stewart, Assessor and J. T.
Ross, Colleotor. Board meats the let
Monday in each month.
SOnoon BOARD.—Rey. Ross (chairman,)
Dr. McKelvey, Dr. Graham, A. Reid
and J. N. Kendall ; Seo•Treas., R. Ross.
Meetings 2nd Friday evening in each
month,
PUDDIO Sono°L TEMIIIEas.—J. H, Cam-
eron, Principal, Mise Braden, Mise
Downey and Miss Cooper.
BoAnD or HRALTu,—Reeve Kerr, Clerk
Scott, A. Stewart, H. Dennie and J. N.
Bendall. Dr. McNaughton, Medical
Health Officer.
WALKING WITH GOD.
ne REV. n. PAM, nrmeeELO.
Walking with God, 'tis thine to know
All the blessings He can bestow,
When all the fulneas will be thine,
And light divine around thee shiue.
Walking with God, 'tie thine to feel
All the power --the Spirit's seal,
And led by the Almighty hand,
On the road to the promised land.
Walking with God, 'tis thins to see
Gad's perfections in full degree.
Higher and yet higher ascend,
Where love and peace will never end.
Walking with God, 'ifs thine to find
Pleasure to last as Iong as mind ;•
When things of earth are fled and gone,
Thy life has only lust begun.
Walking with God, 'tie thine to rise
Above the world and all that dies,
Then bathe the soul in pure delight,
While all around is full of light.
Walking with God, thou shalt enjoy
Pardon and peace without alloy,
The higher blessings shall be thine,
Because the promise is divine.
Walking with God, the end will come,
When thou shalt find thyself at home,
In which is alory all divine,
And all the future blessing thine.
DON'T YOU SEE ?
The boy who on the corner stands!
With open mouth and lietlese air,
Who in hte pocket thrusts his hands,
And shows no signs of thought or care ;
Who idly dreams—who rarely works—
Who needful tasks or duty shirks
Though kind in manner he may be,
There's much that's looking—don't you
see ?
The boy Who will neglect his book
For game of chance, or bat and ball,
For gun and dog, or rod and hoop,
Or for a dance—for are or all—
Will find he's made a grand mistake,
Can games the phone of knowledge
tape ?
When on the top round he would be
He'll tindlre's Making—don't you sae ?
The boy who smokes a cigarette,
Or drinks with friends a social glass,
Is forming habits to regret,
Whose ills all other ilia surpass ;
Though solid rook is near at hand,
That boy is building on the sand ;
With sealing mates and boisterous glee
His course is downward—don't you
see ?
The girl who ab the window waits
With idle hands and dreamy look,
Who, by her notions, says She bates
The household work of maid or Gook ;
Who lets hor mother Worlc away
While she indulges in a play ;•
Howe'er relined that girl may be,
T'hese's much that's molting—don't you
flee?
Tits girl whose rooitatione chow
Nu earnest work, no courant thought
Who fails in what she ought to know
When skillful test of work is brought ;
That girl will fail to win the prize—
Will fail when earnest workers rise
—
A. grand suooesa she'll never be,
There's too much latticing—don't you
see ?
When ate would build a house to stand,
115 builds upon a solid rook,
He taltea the best at his command ;
Xie piles the geanite'binolc on block,
No ton, shale 20,711 slut!! havo a place
T
it
In inner or In outer Pave,
Well.toated molt Shall pollsbed be,
.For Jaebing structure—deal yotl see?
Build titan for bine--all ao11d rock,
Give thought and care; build bread
and deep,
Then, tempest wild, with rudest shook,
Shall harmlesalyarmutd' thee swoop:;
Wib1s Iciwwledge gained and purpose
gran d,
The illaof life than genet command ;
From all their power thou shalt be
Pres
Thy power the greater—don't you see ?
TIfli CAKE THAT KATE BA1118».
This is the (Alio that Kate batted,
Them are the plums
Tient lay In the sake that Kate baked.
This is the boy
That ata bila plums
That lay in the sake 111
Those ate the ills
That worried the boy
That ate the plume
That lay in the cake that RAM baked.
These are the puts
That sired the ills
That worried the boy
That ate the plums
That lay in the cake that Kate baked.
Tlria is Katie, pretty and sweet,
Who gave the pills
That cured the ilea
Thab worried the boy
That ate the plums
That lay in the cake that Kate baked,
This is the doctor, so grave and neat,
Who propos'tl to Kabie,protty and sweet,
Who gave the pills
That cured the Ills
That worried the boy
That ate this plums
That lay in the cake that Kate baked,
This is the parson who thought it atheist
To marry the doctor, so grave and neat,
Who propos'd bo Katis,prettyand sweet,
Who gave the pills
Tliat cured the ills
That worried the boy
That ate the plums
That lay in the Dake that Kate baked.
Kato baked.
V ortiwicia.
Reeve Cook is away at the. County
Council.
There is some talk of the Methodist 5.
5, having an anniversary during the
Winter.
H. Hanes has returned from Hanover
and taken charge of the Graybe farm
South of this village.
R, Hooey and R. Carter, one a grand-
father and the other old enough to be,
out a cord of wood in 45 minutes.
R. Mahood, J. Hanneberg and D. Fen-
nell are going to improve their reei•
denoes during the ooming Summer.
A?c7rililop.
Thos. Gibson, if. P. P. for East Huron,
was at No. 4 school house, McKillop,
on the evening of Tuesday, the 23rd inst.,
at 7 o'olock p, m.,and delivered an address
on the platform of the Patrons of Indus-
try.
At the regular meeting of L. 0. L, No.
818, a very pleasant and profitable time
was spent. James Homey, W. D. 111.,
occupied the chair and conducted the
election of offfoers, which resulted as fol.
lows :—Robt. Scarlett, W. M. ; John
Ballard, D. ef. ; Robt, Boyd, Chap. ; W.
Robinson, Rea. Sec„ re•ele,ted ; A.
Boyd, Treas., re•eleeted ; D. MoCutch-
eon, D. of C. ; W. A. Johnston, sr., 1st
Corn. ; los. Carter, 2nd Corn. ; L. Hor•
bey, Jird Com. ; J. Galbraith, 4th Coma;
W. Trewarths, 5th Com. ; J- H. Oamp•
bell, I. T. ; S, Summers, 0. T. ; Wrn.
Glass, Jos. Hogg, Aadlters. After the
oifroers were duly installed and other im-
portant business transacted, the lodge
closed in harmony and all sat down to a
sumptuous repast prepared for the oa-
oasion,
Gorrx-ie.
Jno. J. Sharpiu has purchased D.
Fella -bay's interest in the tailoring bud.
nese of Fallahay & Beswitherwfck.
Wm. Dans is pushing the repairing of
bis dam as fast as the weather will allow.
Isaac MoKee, of Winnipeg, is at pees•
ent in town visiting his father, Robert
McKee,
The installation of officers ofMaibtand
Lodge, 210 A. 0. U. W., took place in
the lodge room as follows :—M, W., T.
H. McLaughlin ; P. M. W., D. Sander-
son ; Overseer, R, Deaohman ; Foreman,
A. Doan ; Recorder, R. Toung ; Fioan-
oier, .R. Roes ; Revolver, W. Dane
Guide, S. T. Fennell ; L W., W. Simp.
son ; 0. W., R. Blow.
The following are the officers of the
Howiek Agrioultural Sooiety for the
ooming year :—John Keine, President ;
J. H. Johnston, V. P. ; Peter Hepinstall,
Seo.-Treas., Directors, Alex. Robertson,
A.B. Bell, S. Johnston, 13. D. Wallace,
Rioh., Butchart, John Stewart, Robert
Harding, James Perkins, Wm. Evans.
Auditors—J. Donaghy and Andrew \Vil.
son. The semiannual meeting will be
held in Fordwioh on the first Saturday in
July to revise the prize list and attend
to other business in the interest of the
society.
Lam claimo.ves.
John Berry has returned to Toronto to
complete his teem in the Pharmacy Col-
lege.
W. Bourns sr., got a bad fall one day
lately which has oansed him a great deal
of suffering.
Thos. Little, of this village, intends
leaving for Dungannon where he has pm -
abased a boob and shoe business.
The Luoknow Caledonian Society
celebrated the birth of Sootland'a bard by
a grand ball in their hall on Thursday
evening.
Two finely bred trotting stallions from
the Jowitt Stook Farm near Buffalo, N.
Y., were brought to the village last week
by Taggart Bros,, of New York. Both
horses are fine looking animals, good
movers and aro valued M temple of
thousand each. They are for sale.
At the annual meeting of the Epworth
League of the Methodist obnrah the fol.
lowing officers were elected for ithe en-
suing year :—Honorary President, Rev
J. 11Iills; President, D. 0. Taylor; Vice -
President 0. E. Dept,, R. Rivers ; Vice.
President II, W. Dept., D. Greer ; Vino.
President Literary Dept., . M, Walker ;
Vioe•Piesiden t Social Dept., Mrs. Taylor ;
Secretary, F. Mambleton; Treasurer, G.
Potter ; Organist, Nellie Mills ; Ushers,
5. Barden and J. Smith ; &oditors, 11.
Rlvore and D. Lougbeed.
Wm, Taylor, o1 title village, disposed
of his farm, which is ou the gravel .roma
near ,Unlace, to Oliver 7olsnebon, Renner
ty of pIauitoba,far X2100,
Tbo Marlte fires, Oomedy Co, will sons'
steno° a week's engage tent its the `,pawn
Hall here on Molloy, Jan, 20th and eon
biouing %toil evening to Fob, 8rd.
The Idnghsh cherish was cruwde,l to
lbs doors to 'withers the oonfirinailen
eervieee by the Right Rev. 13isbap Bald.
win, D. D., of London. There were 14
candidates for fiondrmabion and the eer-
vioes throughout were very lrnprese100.
3MxeCor.
Arrangements are being made by the
Maeonlo fraternity of Exeter, to hold a
grand oonversaaione in the near future.
The new plate glass front for the Odd -
fellows block was set in position and
gives the place an Imposing appearance,
The Trivia Memorial Church Ladies'
Guild have secured en engagement with
Canada's Star Violiuiab, Mies Nora
Clench, who will give one of her popular
muerte here.
While ripping lumber with a oiroulet.
saw A. Oottls accidentally rut his hand
on the saw, lacerating the index auger of
the right hand badly, and also received
a
slight out on the bhamb.
The following officers were sleeted in
connection with the Stephen and Osborne
Agricultural Society :—Samuel Sanders,
President ; D. Mclnnoe, Vioe•President ;
Jas. Ballantyne, John Delbridge, H. nil.
bar, R. Lang, Wm. Elliott, 1118. Christie,
W. T. Hawkshaw, A, Q, Robier, r'1.
Jones, Direotors,
One night recently Wes. Snell, who
resides south of Exeter about two miles,
was roused from bis slumber by the
usual punch in the ribs from bis wife,
who bad been awakened by the savage
barking of the dog. Mr. Snell hastily
dressed, and before going ant slipped a
revolver io his pocket. He made his way
towards the barn and before getting there
he saw a man to whom he called out,
"What are you doing there ?" and with-
out replying the man came towards him.
Mr. Snell again galled out "Who are you
and what do you want ?" Still the man
came towards him without uttering a
word. Mr. Snell then said, "I am armed
and if you oom% any nearer I'll shoot 1"
and with this be discharged his revolver.
This hsd the effect of soaring the bold
thief, who ran to the road, oosompanied
by another who was stationed in the or-
chard just opposite the house. These
two jumped into a rig and were rapidly
driven away by the third who was holding the team. In the morning Mr. Snell
found that one hog had been taken from
the slaughter house, and bad been carried
to a aross fence. Mr. Snell had been
slaughtering and dressing quite a 0010.
ber of pigs for the London market. The
thieves were evidently atter his pork.
,d'-.-1 asaloi-til.
The business hitherto carried on in
Seaforth under the firm name of Jackson
Bros., will in future be oondooted by
Jaokeon & Greig, the new firm being
composed of Jamas S. Jackson and John
Greig.
On the forenoon of the 15th inst, an
accident occurred in town by wbieh.Jas.
Engin narrowly escaped with his life.
It seems he bad his blood ware in Pink.
ney's stable and was atanding behind
her, when a dog came np behind the ani-
mal and frightened her. She kicked, evi.
deafly at the doh, but struck Mr. Hugill
on the side of the head, knocking him
completely senseless.
At the meeting of the Epworth League
of the Methodist church the following
opioere were elected for the ensuing six
mouths :—President, W. D. Bright ; 1st
vice pres., 0, A. Sperling ; 2nd vioe-pres„
George Black ; secretary, Charles Gray ;
treasurer, Miss Ella Smith ; organist,
Mise Effie Tyretnan. Beads of Com•
mibtees—"Look•Ont," Muss Galloway ;
"Devotional," R. Sperling; "Enterbain•
maul," J. H. Pyper.
A meeting of the South Huron Agri•
oullural Sooiety was held at Seaforth,
when the following ofiioere were elected :
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INFLUENZA,
Or La Grippe, though occasionally epi-
demic, is always more or less prevalent.
The beat remedy for this complaint
is Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
"Last Spring, I was taken down with
La Grippe. At times I was oornpletelypros-
trated, and so difficult was my breathing
that my breast seemed as it confined In an
iron cage. I procured a bottle or Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral, and no sooner had I began
taking it than relief followed. I could uotbe.
lieve that the effect would be so rapid andthe
cure so complete. Itis truly awondsrful med.
iolne."—W. 13. WILLIAMS, Crook City, S. D.
AYER'S
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Promptto act, sureto cure
G. E. Cresswell, president ; Thos. Mo- Elms
ldillan, vice-president ; T. E. Hays, sera jlUr
setas- ; R. Logan, treasurer; board of
directors—MoK%Ilop, Joseph Morrison,
W. McIntosh, J, T. Grieve. Mullett—G.
Dale, Geo, Stephenson. Tuckeremith—
S. Hunter, H. Chesney. Seaforth—T.
Stephens, J. T. Grieve. Auditors—D.
Johnston, F. G. Neelin. The next meet-
ing will be held at the Commeroial hotel
On Saturday, 27th inst.
Gode rich.
It is understood that in the Spring the
congregation of St. Peters will begin pre-
parations for the erection of a new
obnroh.
A. citizen reports that one day recently
a oow with a hoard tied to its tail wee
seen running down East street in a dan-
gerous frenzy, and asks if someone
should not be prosecnted for the cruel
work.
The Goderich Horticultural Society
met and elected the following officers :—
President, W. Warnock ; vice-president,
Jas. Stewart ; directors—Messrs. Bing.
ham, Watson, Tom, Fox, Wells, Haack°,
McGillicuddy, Nairn and Stewart. Sec.-
treas., W. Lane ; auditors, G. II. Nairn
anti S. P. Halls ; hon. -directors, 7. T.
Dickson and J. II. Williams,
The work on the new piers for Oodo•
rioh harbor has been started. A large
quantity of timber has been drawn to the
dock. About fifty feet of the bottom of
the crib -work have been laid, Maids the
harbor, oloae to the oheclt.water. Mr,
Kirkbride has bile omitted for the iron•
wont. The atone is to be brought front
near Port Albert.
The ideation of officers and directors
for the West Riding Agl, Society resulted
as follows :—President, Robb. `McLean,
Godorioh ; vioe•presidects, Isaac Salkeld,
jr., Goderich, and Joseph Beek, Col-
borne ; directors, James Johnston and
Henry Ourwen, Goderich tp, ; Thomas
Gundry, R, W. Logan and Dr, Olarlc,
Goderioh town ; James Davidson, Col-
borne ; Joseph Griffin, Ashfield ; Jos. A,
Alallongh, West Wawanosh ; Andrew Mc.
Donald, Eullett.
Colin Brinkley, one of the men at work
for the Bell Telephone Co., fell from a
pole on North street, a distance of about
80 feet, ane of hie spars giving way. As
both bands were occupied at the time
holding a wire, he was unable to help
hirneelf and in his fall he struck the
ground on the book of his head and neck,
°musing dislocation, which resulted in
death at 8 o'clock next morning. He wets
removed to the British I)xohange hotel,
where the men were staying, and eve; y•
thing possible was done, but of course ib
was impossible to save life, The re-
mains were abut to his home in Dundas,
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