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EDWARD -:- CASH) '* public worehil of God, but she prized very
long, and it is much easier to keep a Com-
of the Collegiate Institute Board on Wed -
Mr. Thomas was re -
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highly the attentions of her pastor. A few
pany of this kind in existence than to re -
nesday evening, .Kidd
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Will continue to buy any quantity of
days before, I er death Rev. Mr. Grahani
paid her a visit, and when eaked if she had
vRe it after it has lapsed. The Company
should be kept in vigorous operation. It is
elected chairman, Mr. Kidd has occupied
this honorable position for seven or eight
Fine Rool and Print Butter. Also
heard all'he aid, she -replied : " Oh yes,
a good thing, and it has now been demon-
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year in Buocession, and a better man for the
Furs, Ridles, Sheepskins and tallow
he forgot nothint, he was always nice, but
nicer now than ever heard him." She had
strated that it can be carried on on a safe
and satisfactory basis, and the stock men of
position could mot be got. -Lady Nairn
Camp, Sons of Scotland, intend holding a
at his old stand I
no dread of death, and passed peacefully '
the country ihould rally around it and make
literary entertainment in their ball on the
GODERICH STREET, SEAFORTH ,
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away. . .
it as satisfactory as possible. .
-evening of February 17th at 8 o'clock sharp.
W. Cameron. Smith, Barrister, has
and we wish him continued success.- i
Mr. El. Arnold has now almost quite recGver-. I
Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep,
From which none ever wake to weep ;
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PRESENTATION. -On Friday eveninA. last
-Mr.
returned to business again After an absence
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OLOTHING.
A calm and undisturbed repose,
Unbroken by the last of foe@.
a number of -the members of the Aver
lacrosse club assembled in the Young Men's
of some days. -The Emma Wells Comedy
Company will appear in Cardno's He'll for
. . . Com,
Christian Association rooms to bid farewell
one week, cominenoinglon Tuesday evening,
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to the worthy president, Mr. W. J. Hamil-
February 9th. They are under the auspices
on the most favorable terms "to repayment. 1259-2
A HAPPY YENT.-A very happy and in-
ton, who was on the eve of his departure for
of the band, and for - this reason, if not on
Big ratize of New Clothing consisting. of Men's
teresting event took place in the Biddulph
Stratford, where lie will enter into the
account of their own good qualities, they
Youths' Roys' and Children's Overcoats, ii.nd Suits
Catholic church on Tuesday morning last.
wholesale boot and shoe business, During
should be well patronized. This company
bought at pricbs away below ordinary value, and
which will be sold at proportionally lower rates.
The occasion was the marriage of Miss Mary
the past season Mr. Hamilton was president
appeared here some time ago, and for one
drew houses, we have no
xea,s overcoats trom sim up; Men's Suits from $4
Naugle, eld(st daughter of Mr. Patrick
of the club ind proved to be w most worthy
week crowded and
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up; Boys'Sults, from $4 up - Boys' Overcoats from
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Wangle, of tb township of Biddulph, to Mr.
officer and through hie energy and good*
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_-doubt but that they will do so this time. 1
32.75 up; Children's Suits from $1.76 up; Children's
our of Furs, co--
John Dever ux, Jr., a prosperous and well-
management the club reached a high dtan-
Wherever they have been the local papersi
Overcoats from le.36 up. stock
priakng ladies' and nt3' Cc W, caps, capes,
The
to-do young farmer of near Seaforth. I
dard in the season's play. To show their
speak very -highly of them, both 815 regard% i
Colarettes, 'muffs, Boas, &c., is now complete at the
ceremony, which was witnessed by a large
appreciation of his services the club pre-.
their efficient acting -and good singing. -'i
Raegaut Clothing and Dry Goods House. I
number of re ativea and friends, was per-
sentei him with a complimentary and
Tbedea-th is annonuced of Mr. Thomas ,
WM. PICKARDl
formed by Rev. Father Connolly, the bride
neatly worded address, accompanied by a
Goldie, Mayor of Guelph. It cocurred on
T. Kidd's old stand, Soxforth.
being assiste by Miss Wells, of Stratford,
handsomely framed and enlarged picture of
Tuesday. Mr. Goldie was a brother-in-law
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and the groom by his brother, Mr. William
last year's team. Mr. Hamilton replied in
of Mrs. Thomas W. Duncan,, of this town,
Deveraux. Uter a* most sumptuous wed-
A few appropriate remarks, thahking the
being married to a sister of her#. He was
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thr '11brou txpoo j40'r4
ding breakfa it the happy couple left Jor
Toronto and other points east to enjoy -the
boys for the unexpected present and ex-
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his regret at leaving both the town
here a few weeks ago attonding Mr. Duncan
at the time of his death.
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honeymoon. A large number of relatives
pressed
and the club. .
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On the following Monday morning R ev. J.
and friends from Seaforth and vicinity
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I A SIRAFOUTH VOCALIST. -Miss Grace Me-
DISTRICT MATTERS.
drove down On Monday to witness the cere-
mony. We oinwith the couple's
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FOR MANITOBA. -Mr. James Elder, of
Fauli daughter -of Mr. L. L. McFaul, of this
young
Virden, Manitoba, and formerly- of the
town, who has been attending the Academy
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many friends in wishing them a long, happy
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township of Usborne, who is at present on a
of Music in Toronto, has become &I
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PUBLIS11 ER'S - NOTICE. -A new .story
and prosperjus life together. I
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visit to this county, will hold meetings at
member, of the Arion club of Bo&toni
is commenced in this week's ExposiToR.
CAMPIOULL'SWHITE CHAFF-SP.RINU W`HZA,T,
the following times and places for the pur-
pose of giving information concerning the
- and Toronto. The club have recent -i
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17 been gi Ing musical entertainments
Jt will be continued for several weeks.-
a new and prou6ising variety for sale at Scott's Man-
moth Seed and IFeed Store, Seaforth. We desire to
Prairie Province, viz.: Londesboro, Mon-
in various parts of this Province, and have
We would advise all our story -loving
state to the farmers that we have now on hand a
day, February 8 ; Harlock, Tuesday, Febru-
been greeted by crowded houses wherever
subsotibers to read it. It is by, a
quantity of this 1 wheat grown by Mr.D.D.Wflson. Wa
large
ary 9; Constance, Wednesday, February
theywent. Miss McFaul has also been win -
clever -and popular author, and it will
would advise early o;aers as there is not a very
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quantity to be had this - season. Steele Broo.,Toronto,
1.0; Clinton, Thursday, February 11 ;
niug for herself rare distinction &a a vocal -
be found to increase in linterest as it
in their report Ay : At the Experimen arm in
Brucefield ' Friday, February .12, and Hen-
i0t. We append a few of the complimentary
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ISDO the crop was $61 bushels, w an the bed crop Of
eall, Sistu'riday, February 13. Each of these.
noticee ahe has been accorded by the news-
proceeft:--- New subs6iibeis can be
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any other varle , 7 s 30 bushels, and they think it
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is the most Pr mising Spring Wheat for Ontario
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meetings will commenoe at 7.30 in th even-
papers of the towns where she appeared :
furnished with back numbers if they
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they have gVrn. we can also supply you with a
ing, and all, including ladies, are cordially
The Millbrook Reporter says : 11 All lovers
ask for them. On account of lengthy
fewd UmPle of Colorado and other varieties. In a
Oats,
invited. Mr. Elder is a practical farmer,
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of music should not lose the opportunity of
reports of Farmers' Institutes, the
days more we will have in a full stock of
Peas, Clover, Seed, Mangold and Carrot Seeds,
and an intelligent and reliable gentl 0
who'thoroughly understands the conditions
hearing the soprano, Grace McFaulp of the
Arion Club, of Boston and Toronto. As a
County Council and other matter that
also a full line of Garden Seeds, and we have no
hesitation in saying thot when you come and ex-
of rettlement in the new country, and par
ballad singer she is truly wonderful. Chrivt'
ebuld not be delayed, we have been
ami,ne our stoo r and prices you will be telling your
ties desiring to gain reliable information
mas night's concert was a brilliant success.
obliged to make & break in the pub-
neighbors that without a doubt Robert S00tv, is the
place to buy ycur Seeds. ROBIRT SCOTT, Seaforth. -
concerning Manitoba and the Northwest
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Grace McFaul, the yontig soonkno created
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lication of the intere8tiDo, -series of
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MR. 0. C WILLSON.-The washing ma-
should attend his meetings. He will give
both the bright and dark side of life there
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a sensation. Her rendition of th wi
song was a revelation." Toronto News:1
Colorado letters, and. also in the clev-
chine we got f om you on trial is a great success, it
go that his audience can strike a balance and
61 All were delighted with the concert in the
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erly written and ver interesting let-
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works oplendi ly and does all that you alaimed for it.
decide for themselves, Rio meetings will
Opers, Elall last evening. Grace MoFisul
ters of Mr. Dunsmore from Central
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Mrs. Turnbull vould not like to part with it. Re-
spectfully you s, RoBzRT Tiult'"ULL, MOKLItop.
be interesting to all, whether they have any
singing of the ballad, " Doar Heart" w
Am erica. Both, however, will be re--
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intention of settling- ,in the Northwest or
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excellent, and an encore was demanded. Sh
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su m -ed shortly, and those yet to. come
THOMAS I ROM -N,, Of Seafortb has been
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willingly responded with The Last Rose o
Summer," which was trisgriffic ent. " fToron-
are even more intereating than the
appointed Gen ral Agent for the County of Huron
for the Whiteman Pea Harvester. Thismachineisa
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A BIRTHDAY PARTY. -Mrs. John Grieve,
to World : " The singing last evening o
ones that have already been publi
. ished.
new inventloi : it was thoroughly test6d last
season and hai proved to be highly satisfactory. , It
of McKillop, near Seaforth, celebrated her
Miss Grace McFaul was a revelation. Sh
e
a remarkably high soprano veiOe
The Ontario Assembly meets on the
can be attache I to any inower without drilling the
bar. The Tol.on Pea Harvester, manufactured by
eighty-third birthday by entertaining her
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sens and daughters with their families and
possesses
which she mariages with great skill." Peml,
17th inst., and we will then have our
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Tolton Bros., of Guelph, will hereafter be represent-
several old friends, at-,'& social party. The
broke Reporter: " MiEs McFaul'a appearl
usual weekl le gislative letter from
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ed by C_ M. and- James Brown, of Clinton. - 1260
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company numbered ver thirty, and were
ance were succemions of surprises. People
our Toronto correspondent. Our read-
PuRsE L .-Lost in Cardno's --Store,
9t sumptuous dinner and
entertained at a mo,
listenedin amazement to the volumes that
ers will find in this letter a complete
Seaforth, on Wednesday,February Ird, a larg,oleather
purse. The purse contain*d a note for -.1300 in favor
supper and again at lunch about twelve
issned fortb, and wondered where they c stuel
from, and how there could be such regu'la
digest of the week's business in the
01 James si'll, two five dollar bills -and some other
small change. The fiRder will be rewarded on 1pav-
o'clock. The younger portion of the assem-
blage enjoyed the time by indulging in the
.tion and control. She is a singer of mar.
. Legislature. They will get as inueh
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ing the same a t Mr. Jas. C. Laidlaw's store. JA'.Km
mazy dance, and even some of the older
vellouj3 iDstincts and trainingi and is proba
information in one column as they
NICHOL. 1260
ones forgot the weight of years and took a
bly without a peer,of her age. She doel
will by reading through the dreary
MR. 0. C. WILLSONN.-I-1i answer to your
enquiry how I like the washing machine I bought
hand in, thus bringing back vivid recollec-
did
not afflict her auditor with a painful'sens(
of a struggling upward toward W
,:Lreports in the city papers covering a
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from you, would say, that it does all that you said it
would and I wn i will pleased with it. Respectfully
tions of the long ago:' Those who not
care to indulge in this enjoyment bad ample:
person
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unattainable identity. She makes yo
dozen or more columns. THF. Ex-
Yours, Mits J a.. McINToSH, McKillop. 1260-1
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pleasure in .social converso, and song, The
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conscious of the presence of a queen. I
POSITOR will be given to wF,w subscrib-
CHAS. CL THIt, Inventor and patentee of
occasion will long be remembered by ,all
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every solo sbe was encored, and in ever
ers from - now until the first of
Trusses, and pliances for Club -feet, spinal Curva-
present, and it is safe to may none enjoyed it
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duet. Her I Excelsior,' with Mr.Chambor 8
January, 1893, for $1.25. Intending
ture, Paralyei , Weak Legs, Bow Legs, &a., will visit
Sarnia, Bele mber House, on Friday, February
more heartily than the aged hostess. Al-
manager of the Company, invariably thrill
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the house, Her wonderful flights in th
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subscribers should send in their names
t Saturday.
12th, and Str tford, Mansion House, on
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F,bru,ry 13 . This opportunity of consulting a
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though'she has reached so great an age, she
is still blessed ,%ith the use of all her facul-
ed
Swiss song were almost past understandiv ,
burst
at once, and get the benefit of all the
man of his exI. erience and abUity personally should
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, and can get around nearly an spry' as
and she was called back by electrical
good things gibing. We do not urg,e
not be missed as he is compelled to limit his usual
Yisitsandat ndtheofficeand factory in Toronto,
the smartest of her grand -daughters. We
of applause. It was a rare privilege to hear
payment in advance- unless it is con-
where be ma be found daily except Saturdays.
but express the wish of her many friends,
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her sing, and a delight to the 8eD3eo to hear
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, Remember th day and date, Sarnia, Friday, Feb
when we say we hope she may be long
her beautiful voice." Arripricr
venient. If the money is paid any
ruary 12; Str tford, Saturday, February 13. 1260ii
spared to enjoy the pleasures of life and
'peerlessly
News : 11 As a singer Miss McFaul at once
time during the year, we will be
SLXIGH ri.oBzs LOST. -Lost on the north -
shed the light of her cheerful disposition
won the sympathies of theaudience. Pretty
thankful. .
_arngravel road, near. Winthrop, on Sunday night,
January Blot, two Grey Goat Sleigh Robes. The
and Christian character on all who may be
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and debonair, with a nice figure and a wi -
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finder will be mitably rewarded on leaving them at
privileged to enjoy her society.
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some smile, she is one of those who plea a
OYSTRR SOCIAL.-Tbe Women's Christian
TffB ROTAL E)TzL, Seaforth. , 1260xl
MR. 0. C.. WiLLsox. -The washing ma-
EGMONDVILLE ITEMS. -The anniversary
an audience. She is an exceUent vocali t
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and was encored and cheered to -
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Temperance Union, of Seaforth, will give an
hine I purchased frosit you works splendidly, it
ewaahes
services of Egmondville Presbyterian church
Especially did. she captivate in the Swi. 8
oyster supper in the Young Meia'8 Christian
very c can, very quick and very easy. I am
will be conducted on Sabbath 14th inst., by
gong, an exceedingly fine composition ;
Association rooms on this, Friday evening.
well pleased v 1th it. Respectfully Yours, blits. JAs.
the Rev. Alexander Grant, of St.' Marys.
response to an encore she gave I The Last
Oysters and other refreshments will be
MUMICKA&L. . 12wi
On the Monday evening following the annual
Rose of Summer,' which is one of the sub -
served from six to ten o'clock p. in. A
WANTRI). green, short, all
'Applyat
tea -meeting will be held, in the basem6nt,
limest of Moore's melodies. On rendering
musical programme will also be prepared
maple wood wanted at once. FRAIL's Drug
Store. 12M
after which the Rev. Mr. Grant will de-
the -duet, Longfellew's ' Excelsior,' voit
for the evening. The proceeds go ,to help
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liver a lecture on some subject suiting the
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Mr. Chambers, the encore which followed
with some departments the work &part
from the poor fund, for which the Council
RUNAWAI.-Quite an exciting runaway
occasion. Look out for particulars next
was simply rapturous," I
has liberatly provided. .
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took place n Saturday night last. About
week. -We are pleased to note that Mr.
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has resumed work again, after an
Honsall.
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PERSONAL. -The fol'low-ing reference to a
eight o'cloc a young man named Morrison,
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from AicK flop, .started for home with a
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absence of three weeks, being laid up with
S.&w Loos WANTED. -Any quantity good
gentleman who was visiting relatives and
spirited tea attached to a cutter. He wa's
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a severe attack of la grippe. How are these
ople wh
pe o pretend to possess the secret of
sound logs wanted delivered in my yard at Henvall
or an the 3rd Concession of Hay. Custoin
friends hereabou13 recently, is from the
Kensington corres ondence of the Grafton,
p
accompanie by a lady. Shortly after start-
ing, the bor es became frightened and the
erpetual' health, goitig to , exorciae this
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malarial demon which is sweeping over the
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promptly attended to at both places. Parties T
In or timber of any kind for sale will And it to the r
T, to the RovT. BzL,,
North Dakota,, A'
dvocate: "FredRobband
Young an although be kept to his seat,
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could no,t co trol them. They ran for about
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habitable world and cl& ming victims by the
a vantage apply to under-jigned.
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JR., Hensall. 1258 tf.
two of the little folks, who have been visit-
ing the old homestead in Canada returned
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a mile, *he they met Mrs. Moses Hannah,
thousand. Ferhaps thi i ailment and those
THE BIBLE CLAgs.-The Bible Class wi a
home last week, looking hale and hearty.
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aleo of Kc illop, with. a horse and cutter.
of a kindred nature are ill only imaginary,
but it is evident that th air effects are very
well attended on Sabbath last, and the leA-
son was interesting and instructive. T 0
Fred reports baving had a big time; but
- qualifies the statement with a proviso to the
Tbe,infdria ed animals attempted to run
right over rs, Hannah's rig, and the two
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.nainful facts to many. -The anvil chorus
pastor, Rev. J. S. Henderpoo, in opening
effect that North Dakota, Walsh county in
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rigs and, the passengers became mixed up in
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a promiecii us beap. All the horses
has been ra&r monoto one for somo time,
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both- our village vul,aus being laid aside
the lesson, referred to the attempts whic 2
have been made of late, particularly by Di.
no
general, and Ke ington township in par-
ticular is good enough for him. "
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freed from t e vehicles and started for home
with the fashionable malady. It is hoped
Workman and other learned critics, by out -
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but wer ca tured before going very far.
they will soon be able tD wield the hammer
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StitUtiDg God's people for Christ himself, 0
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ARMY NOTES. - St%ff-Captain Bolton,
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Mrs. H4nnah was at first thought to be se-
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again with their old tiine vigor. Who shall
escape when men'of iroi re laid low ?
cast discredit upon the messianic character
of leai-ah'a especially that par t
Ghief Secretary of the Social Reform branch
of the Salvation Army in C%nada, accom-
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verely ihjur d and was taken to Seaforth ,
but she vfw suffiaiently recovered by Sun-
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prophecy,and
of it from which the lesson was taken, viz :
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panied by his wife and Eri,
41 go Archibald,
ter o )n to jus
day Rf tify bey removal horrie.
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LOCAL Bwrm.-The , xaminations for en-
the 53rd chapter. fie said that thes e ideas
wiII conduct special Social Reform meetings
in the Barracks here, Saturday Sun-
Neither'o t he others w,as injured, and the
horses esqa.red with a few scratches.
trance to the High Sch' 01 and the Public
School Leaving ExaUrriula"Itions will be held
were not new, bu.t old. It was an o1c.,
obsolete theology, revived again and dressed
on and,
day, February 6 h and 7th. -Captain Baker
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this year in June insteod of July as form
in the garb of tile XIX century. He shQvv-
and Lieutenant Woodwor'd are the Dew of-
DocTo,R ASFR'S' LIECTURE.-The Rev.
arly. 'the 28th, 29th nd 30th of June are
ed by comparing prophecy with history ; by
ficers for the Seaforth corps. - Captain
Dr. Fra4er, of Haniiltoni --delivered Iiis pro-
the dates fixed.-Mr.1 John R. Grant, of
taking up aucceosively the different phases
I -Markle and Lieutenant Wiseman farewelled
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Inl8ed lecture in -the Presbyterian church,
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Winnipeg, iud for mquy years poat-master
of Christ'g expiatory sufferings as given us
last week. The former has gone to take
under the ia spices of the Christian Endeavor
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at Brussels, was in wn 013 Monday last
in lsaiph,53rd chapter,arid compariDg theni
charge Of the Wiughiam corps, a-nd the lat-
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Society,? on Tuesday' evening. The weather
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and called on a njimber of big old frierids.-
with the historical evidences of Christ's suf-
ter has been, promoted to be Captain and
was- sornew at di sagFeeable and the attend-
At a meeting of the ublic School Board
ferillge as given us by the Evangelists son e
sent to Toronto. .
ance, altho gh fair, vas not so large as it
held on Friday eve ing last Mr. M. y.
700 years later, and placiDg them in juiti -
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would have been und r more favorable cir-
McLean was elected chairman and Mr. Win.
position, how char leaiah's prophetic visi( a
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YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN AssocL.*_Tio,i
, Ces. Th6 pastor occupied the chair
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was, and how utterl untenable is the po I -
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At the usual monthly meeting of the You . rig
and pleAsin musical selections were given
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ition taken by those critics who would ignore
Men's Christian Association 713oard, held on
both be re an [the lecture by mom -
the
legiate Institute Boa4 is now composed as
the D vinity of Christ by trying to rule Him
Wednesda,y evening, it was decided to have
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follows: Thos. Kidd, P. JohnsoD, Doctors
outof prophecy. -Com. I
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a 15 ininu-tes song service before the Sun-
Waltef Willis and Mi. W. Beattie,rnembers
Scott and Smith, Jot n Fairley, A. Strong
BRIEF.S. -Business continues brisk in t e
day ni :)rDiog Bible Clans. The time for
of the Epw -rth Leag6e of the Methodist
and W. Ballantyne. -The next meeting of
village and grain, s.Aw logs and- wood a e
opening will therefore be 9.15 a. in., instead
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church.:' D . Fraieritave an. amusing and
interesting description his
the South fluron Far era' Institute will be
being rusbed in, -The Rev. J. S. Hend Ir
of 9.30. Special prayers are requested for a
9 y of
held in Crediton on Fe Druary 24 ; in Exeter
son and Mr. Win. Stoneman attended t is
blessing on tire Young Men's Christian As-
recent triF from New York to Cairo in
Egypt, 1,via London, Paris and Venice. Dr.
on February 25, and in Seaforth on February
26. David Johnson has
Sabbath School convention held at Winj ,,-
harn Wedncsday Thursday th a
, sociation Convention, to be held in London
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on and of
next week, _Measrs. LiVillglt011e, Mullett
has xcellent descriptive powers, and
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week. -Mr. Wm.Elder has been doirig qui e
and Alercer.were appointed delegates to at-
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his wo d . aintings brought the various
from the Meyer estate for the sum of $6,000.
a rushing businegs of late in the w7as-b"11 g
. tend the same. A cordial vot6 of thanks
scenes go viEdly before the audience that
It is a cheap property at this figure. -Mr.
machine line. -Miss Towers, is he -e
was passed to Mrs. Chatles Lowrie for ' he
one could almost feel that the places, objects
and Mrs. Win. Ballantyne have gone to
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Carmici-
picture presented to the Association.
and ace es described were actually in view.
Hamilton this week bo visit their son who
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resides in. that city. Mr. Ballantyno will
Reynolds, wbo has been in the employ! I f
SHOOTING INTATCH.—A shooting match
and A q aarter, and the lecture was greatly
enjoyed! b3 all. At the close the lecturer
also attend a itieetiDg of the grand lodge of
the Sons of Scotland. Many of our citizens
Mr. Hodgiias, of the Commercial hotel, b a
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bden obliged to _o to the hospital at Lond n
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took place in this town on Thursday la3t,
-was ten'dex ed a hearty and unanimous vo'le
were pained to learn of the death of Mr. J.
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on account of illness. -Mr. T. J. Bet
between picked teame from the Clinton and
of thau s. .
B. Mather, a prominen resident of Winni-
shipped one of the finest car loads of horras f.
Seafortb Gun Clubs. The match resulted
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peg, which took place on Sunday last after
that ever left this station on Friday last h r
in a victory for Seaf - ortb by nine birds. The
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an illness of two montl s of typhoid fever,
Boston and we believe is buying up anotb r
Seaforth bays are pluming themselves on
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For many years Mr. Mather travelled for
car load. -Mr. Win. McClymont is sp I
this victory, as Clinton has generally been
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Live St ck usurance Company was to have
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Frank Smith & Co., Of Toronto, and wag
confined to his room through prolongi d
considered the champion club of the county,
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been h0d i the town hall in this town on
well-known to the business men of this
illness' -Mr. Galbraith, phrenologist, is ax d
and on this occasion they had their best
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Tuesday af erno6n last, but owing to the
town. -Mr. Thompson! Morrison, who has
has b'ecu in our village during the p'h it
team. The following is the score, each one
small atten &Lce.6 due no doubt to tne un-
been visiting friends i' M cKillop and other
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week or so. He is looking remarkab y
having 15 shots : Seaf.orth.-A. Stark, 14;
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f e- vorab e eathir, it was decided to post-
parts for the past ihon h, left for his home
well for his age. -The Young Peopl a
F. Beattie, I ' 2 ;, J. Dodd@, 13: E. Hiuchley,
pone toe ei-ting until Friday, the 12th
in Dakota on Tuesday last. -Four car loads
Mutual Improvement Society 'postponed i w
8 ; J. Turner, 6 ; H. Grit-ve, 12 ; A. - J.
Bright, 7 ; R. Ro%cb, 6-78. Clinton, -
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of land rollers, inanufaPtumd at the Seaf orth
usual meetingon Monday last owing -o
Dr. Blacka-111, 12 ; J. McMurray, I I ; G.
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two years o, has, in some respects, been
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very successful, but in others only fairly so.
Foundry, were shi ped from here this week
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for Manitoba. These rollers tire made of
other meetings held in the village tie
same evening, and it was decided to hold t
Hinchley, 10 ; W. Gregg, 10 ; A. Hovey,
hold
iron themselves
9 ; Alex. Innis, 8 ; J. Johnston,, 5 ; P.
It has not teen taken of by tho9e, most
and adjust to inequalities in
on Monday evening next, the 8th, but aft r
Cantelon,.,L-69.
intereat"ed,the stock owners of the Province,
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the s5oil. The Messrs. Coleman have the
that on the regular evenings of meetin ,i
as enthusiaE tically as it should have been,
right of manufacture fcr this Province, and
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since commencing thei -
manufacture the de-
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is an -addit onal lack of interest. It has
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called upon to record the dea-th of another
now been demonstrated, however, that a
has increased so rapidl that this depart-
members of tLe Fansville League on Frida
highly rei.pected resident in the person
'Company of this1ind can be safely carried
ment of their establish eDt is taxed to the
evening at the residence of Mr. John John -
of Miss Elizabeth, Che'sney, of Ruscoe Farm,
on if the pe 3ple will only give it their coun-
utmost to supply the mlirket. This is the
stou and have arranged for a special pr( -
Tucke-ramith. She was called away to her
tenance and legitimate support. When such
best proof that can be given of their useful-
gramme for that occagion.-Mr. and Mrs,
better home on the morning of the 27th ult.,
a company was first spoken of, it was feared
ness and value. -On M Dnday and Tuesday
George Murray, of Seney, Iowa, who hav'a
after an illness of three weeks, which she
by many that the death iate would be so
the heavy rains threE tened to spoil the
been here for the past 6 weeks on a visi(,
I bore with great patienceand Christian forti-
large.as to make the annual asaiessments
sleighing, but more sno W and colder weather
returned home this week. We wish them
tude, She was the third daughter of the
burdensome , and render the insurance inae
came in the nick of timo, and now aleighiDg
.safe and pleasant trip. -Mr. D. Robertoor ,
late James and Agnes Chesney, and sister
cure. Pradical experience, however, has
is better than it was before. -The member s
one of our respected citizens, has been con -
of Mrs. Alexander Jamieson, of the Huron
proven this fear to be unfounded, as the
of the choir of the Pres yterian church were
fined to his room during the past week with
read, who- is now the only survivor of a
death rate, in proportion to the animals in-
pleasantly entertained t Thornton flail by
a severe attack (if I& grippe, but we are
family of twelve. Miss Chesney came out
sured, has been less than four per cent.,
Mr. and Mrs. Archibal Scott, former mem-
pleased to say he is now regaining his
to this country after the dea,th of her
which is, ceitainly, very light. The ausess-
bers of the choir, on Wednesday. evening.-
wonted healtb.-Mrs. R. W . Fulton has
mother, but her health being rather delicate
ments, thert fore, have been exceedingly rea.
We regret to learn of the death of Dr.
. also been suffering from a severe attack c f
shereturned to her native land for a time,
sonable, in fact very light in comparison
Bowie, -father of Mrs. 'Robert Coleman of
la grippe,but is also now recovering nicely.
but again returned to Canada and made her
with the &as soments psi to the bogus Lyon
this town, which took p Ace at the residence
-The Rev. Mr. Orme, the agent of thp.,
home with her brother, the late Hugh M.
Company, 0 Toronto, while the losses have
of his son in Montreal on Wednesday. The
British and Foreign Bible Society, held
Chesney. She revisited Scotland in the
been. antit,factorily and promptly paid. There
Doctor had reached the'ladvanced.age of 88
meeting in the interests of the said Societ
year 1877, and remained a year for the
benefit of her health. She was very do-
is no doubt' but this Company supplies a
years. He was' one of phe oldest inedical
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on Monday evening last. The lecture wa
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inesticated in her habits, and was possessed
lorig-falt want, and even although horses
are dull at present, all interested in good
practitioners of the Province, and was much
esteemed by all who knew him. He prac-
very good butthe attendance was not a
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large as was desired. The reverend
of great kindness of heart. Her declining
did
stock, should stick to it. A re -action is
tined his profession in the neighboring town
gentle
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rnan also- preached in the Methodia
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sure to take place in the horse market before
of Mitchell for many years. -At a meeting
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in the Presbyterian chu ch in: the evening.
an enemy." A family of one so -i and three
NEW SPRIN.G GOLODS
-Mr. A. W. King's barber shop and res- I-
daughters mourn the loss of au, ever .aff0c-
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pe&r&nce, being very ne*tly arid onvenient-
were interred in MeTaggart's - inatery on
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addition of fine roller blinds, of. the most
husband is also ill of the eamf n,tlady and
time.
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expensive kind, to correspond with the fine I
front, Inshort, Mr. King has I
has been confined to his bed for af-me
Nfuch sympathy is felt for him and his fam-
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plate glass
without exception,the neateat premises, in
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big line, anywhere to be found in t4e county,
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Mr. El. Arnold has now almost quite recGver-. I
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Why then dejected weep?
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attending to his duties At the bank. He says
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there in nothing like cod health, coupled
with lots of money.Ur. Robert Norris in
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Deeds, Mort-
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floe, Exeter. -Mr. Holmes, who hats been
Commissioner for taking amdavits.
, w1iis, &c., carefully drawn up on short notIce.
111a"rigA amount of money to Loan at current raites,
.Having made arrangements with. manu-
here visiting hts daughter, MO. Rev. Ir-
on the most favorable terms "to repayment. 1259-2
facturerm for early shipments in many lines,
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vine, has returned home.
NOTLIS.-Miss Bella Jamieson, Of St,
we are pleased to be able to announce the
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Mary's, is spending a few vell earned holi-
day under the paternal roof.-Massrs. Robt.
arrival already of several cases of choice
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SAw Loos VVANTJ9D,'-The highest cash
Beattie, Seaforth ; John Kaiser, of Varna,
goods. Among the new arrivals are:
m paid for good Logs-basswoodo soft aim, rock
price in
ihn, maple, black ash, whitO ash i e and hemlock.
'or,
and John Hart. Egmondville, spent Sunday
in this vill9ge.-Mrs, Rattenbury and '0NE
CASE—
I am prepared to do all kiiiids Ck'stom Sawing'
the Kippoln Saw Mills.
I family returned home Monday evening from
satisfaction guaranteed at
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Goderich, where they have been visiting
La4hes' Stanley Suitings.
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GRA D Co. I N,cF,RT. -A: grand concert, under
roresters,
friends. While there Master Johnnie took
first for boy's costume at the carnival.
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the auspices of- the Independent Order of
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will ba held in the hall, Kippen Tuesday eveniol.-,
prize
-The leap year party that was Ito be given
Every lady should see these goods; they
February 9th,1 commencinK aii e
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by our young ladies to the young men failec
are simply beautiful.
Chief Ranger
Mr. Sim Fax, if;
the Supremo Vice-Chipf Ranger and
celebratealcomio vooWbt of Wood-
to materialize. Try again girls.
stock, will be
resent, and Will takp gart in the en-
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SPECIAL SERvicits.-Servioes each even-
ONE CASE, .
tertainment. The Committee - exten .
tation to s 11 to be present. 1259-2
ing next week and Friday morning in Union
Church. The evening services will begin at
L . Flannelettes.
NOTUS.-MrL George'Greensladis and Mr.
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Rev. Mr. Acheson of Kippen will.preach ;
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little h9pe of Mr. Greenslade's recovery.
on Tuesday evening the Rev. J. S. Hender_" '
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New patterns snd fine quality.
.Mrs. Grant also contin es very poorly, fro,
son of Hensall ; On Wednesday, Rev. J. A.
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the effects of the gripp . -0wing to quart,er-
McDonald of Varna; On Thursday, Rer: F.
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ly meeting at Chiselhdrat, there will be no
G. Newton of Bayfleld, on Friday morning,
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pre& hiDg in Kippen' Methodist Church
Re,v. C. Fletcher M. A. of Thames Road,
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next Sunday ; Epworth,League at the usual
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On the following Monday morning R ev. J.
evening*
hour in the .
A. Anderson, B. A. of Goderich will preach.
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CHURCH. The abbath School Teachers'
-The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will
In these goois the patterns are entirely
meeting re-elected Mr. S. J. Perking "
be dispensed on Sabbath the 14tb,
new, and colors fast.
-Superintendent. On his nomination Mr.
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The Sunday School report was encouraging.
red on the 16th concession. on Thured
; Sateens.
During the year forty-six of the soh6lars
have taken the Total, Abstinence pledge.
last week, resulting in the death of Zr,
John Watson, a young MaD, well known and
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Last seRsou's Sateens were very pretty,
The Sabbath School begins the year with a
deficieney Of Only a few cents, after order-
Much respected in that vicinitv. A tree he
but this season the pstterns and qualities
ilig all their supplies f r the year. At the
was chopping struck another tree in falling,
back, and one of the unfortunate
surpass anything that we have ever shown.
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trustee meeting, Mr. george Wren was re-
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elected Secretary-Treksurer. The board
swung
M%n)s legs became wedged in between it
, ILadies call early and choose your Dress
appointed Mr. Thomas'Nichole as care -taker
and the stump. On examination his leg was
found to be broken between the ankle and
Pattern -8, and if you wish your Dress waide,
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for 1892, and also gaveil Mr. Irvine permis-
the knee. - Two surgeons were summoned,
w e will book your order, so that it will re-
sion to raise the $60 by'subscription (instead
of a tea meeting) to pay off Hensall's claim
the leg was set, and morphine adminstered.
ceive prompt attention as soon as Miss
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sleep from which he never awoke. ' The fun-
Nahrgang returns from Chicago.
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residence of the bride s parents, Miss Mag-
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his sorrowing friends and relatives have the
of the entire community in this
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sympathy L
Logan, was united in Marriage to Mr. Geo.
their sad berea Vement.
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ton. The happy couple went on a, trip to
eonnty . , on a week's visit to her sister, Mims
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Jesn Ritchie who is teacbina in that vil-
and a long life.
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TF-mPRRANox LEcTuRE.-The Rev. J.1; W.
Bell, B. D., of ifamilton, Dominion Lecturer
for the Royal Templars of Temperance, ,will
deliver a lecture.in this Teraperance Hall,
Varna, on Tuesday, 9tli inst. As Bro. .13ell
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is one of the ablest lecturers oa Temperance
in the Dominion, we expect a crowded
house. ' A silver collection will be taken up
at the close of the meeting to defray ex-
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last one of those pleasing events which only I
come around once in - twenty years was cele-
brated at the residence, of Mr. John John- I
. ston, Varna. About 70 guests were present, I
and a very enjoyable levening -was spent. 1
The presents were numerous and u2eful.
The younger portion of --the guests enjoyed
themselves in tripping the light fantastic too
till the "wee am&' hours." Theothers,who
were of a musi3al or liWrary turn of mind, 1
amused themselves with songs, recitations, I
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NoTxs. -Mr. Asa Styles has been teaching
Mr. Tiffin's 11 chool, on the Parr line, during
the latter's illness, -A'number of our citi-
zens are going over t - o Drysdale next Sun-
day evening to, the Sa4rame;atal services in
the Methodist Church 'there. There will be
no servi e in the Methodist Ch,ur'ch here
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attended the entertainment in the :Union
school on Friday nightt-Miss Maggie Por-
terfield, who is atti ndti'ng the Clinton Col-
legiate Institute, spen SundayLat her home
in Marnoch. -Mr. Dan., G ddts has leased
the tailor shop of If r. . ; Cummings and
I commenced business. ' Mr. . McCumminge
leaves this week for Np wark . , New Jersey,
on a prospecting tour. ' Word was rec ived
here on Monday of theldeath of Mrs. Walsh
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field, where she has been residi,Dg with 1er
daughter, Mrs. E. Gra.uger. ,
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suddenly at Mount Forest on the 24th fif
January. She was aged 21 years, 6 months
and 11 days. The remains were intbrred in
Zion cemetery, 12th Concession, this town-
Ehip.-Mr. John Campbell died at London
on the 21st January, aged'38 years The
deceased was a brother of Mr. Campbell of
concespnon 13. !Is wai buried with Masonic
honors by theLucknow lodge, -Wilson's saw
mill, 12th concesgion, is doipg good work
now under the supervision of Mr. Bower.
The &rmers should largely patronize him.
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NOTFA. -Mr. Thomaii O'Hara is drawing -
borne material with which to raise and en-
large hie barn. -The matrimonial fever is
raging dangerously around -Beech wood. -
Mr.MiohselGivlinisl reparingto build a I
now -barn next summer.. More power top
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young ladies that the young men , are
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over 80 years of age, !
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Thames Road, near the church, has passed
peacefully away to tbp better land. -An-
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other of Huron s noble band 'of pioneers, in
the person of Mr. Turnbull, who resided
near Elimville, passed Ooin this life on $at-
urday last, having req*ched the advanced
ageof 82 years. He Was a gentleman of
more than ordinary ifitellig.ence, and was
much and deservedly ripBlif,etied in the com-
munity where be had lived; so long. : He
was father of Mr. James Turnbull, who, for
over 20 years was principal of the Clinton
High School. I
AT REsT.-Mrs, Ro6ert Morrison, one of
the early settlers of Huron county, passed
away on Tuesday, Janilary 19th, at the age
of 65 years and 6 months. She bad been ill
of la grippe about a *week, but was not
ithought to be in danger. On the Sunday
previous to lier death she appeared to have
almost recovered, but in the evening ,she
sank into an nneonselous state from which
she never rallied, and on Tuesday morning
passed peacefully away, It is thought that
Iparalysis was the immediate cause of death,
Mrs. Morrison's maiden name was Janet
IBarr. She was born in Lesmahagow
I Parish, Lanarkshire, Scotland, in the year
1826, In company with her husband she
:migrated to Canada in 1856 and settled on
farm in Usbome, where they have since
I resided. The trials of pioneer life were
Icheerfully borne by heri and her whole life
was devoted to kindness to others. Shiew&@
amemberofthe Presbiteriainchurob, and
of her itbas truly been said "ahe hadnot
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lage, -Mrs. Richard Hunter, of Eliniville,
U.9borne towriship, was visiting her:brother,
Mr. C. Bowerman, a few days this i week, -
Mr. Win. Blake, son of Mr. Patrick Blake,
of the 14th concession, in jumping from a
sleigh on Saturday, last week, fell. on his
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arm and broke it. The fractare was speed-
Jy attended to by a surgeon, and Billy is
now doing as well as can be expected.
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PERSONAL.-Millf! Mary Ford left this!
week to attend the Seaf0Tth Collegiate In
stitute. As she is an unusually bright young
lady, we have no doubt but that sh wii'l
meet with success. -.---We.- have pleasure in
congratulating Mr. George Conners, of near i
Chiselhurst, on his acceptance by the County
Council as the County's student at the On-
taric, Agricultural College. Mr. Conners is
a clever young map, and will do both him- I
self And the county credit at the college.
A-NoT.ui&R BIG LOAD. -Mr. Alexander
McKenzie, of the 2nd concession of Tuck -
I eremith, has been drawing bricks for some
time for the erection of a new house, He
drew from Mr. Foster's kiln in Hay, at one '
I load, two thousand two hundred and five
I bricks. Thisleaves Mr.Murray's team in the
I shade, when we consider the difference in
I the distance, and that -Mr. McKenzie's team
are only three-year-old colts. We have no
doubt that if his team was as old in the busl-
riess 'as Mr. Marray's, they could easily
draw three thousand. - I
East Wawanosh-
BRISTS.-Mr. Daniel McGowan who, was
visiting friends in Walton returned home on
Saturday. -Mrs. G. McGowan is attending
the funeral of her brother. -The- young
people of Trinity church, Blyth, held a
kocial at Mr. David McGill's on Wed,nesd&y.
The house was filled to the doors. The pro-
ceeds amounted to $18. -One of the best
entertainments ever held in this community
was given lately in School Section No. 3, M or
rig and Wawanosh. The committee spared
no pains in securing the very beat talent.
Among the principal performerf, were G. F.
Oakes, D. McGill, M. Floody and Miss
Porterfield. Mr. McCallum, teacher b.t
Marnoch, was the chairman and filled the
position well. Re also gave a solo. There
were over 200 jammed in the school, as
the admission was 5 and 10 cents and
those taking part ad-mitted free, proceeds
$10.-
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-NOTES.-Mr. John Mitchell bag brought
home a beautiful wife, in the person of a
Hibbert township young lady ; we wish
them much joy. -Mr. Geor e Mitchell con-
tinues -very low. -The Prest,yterian Church
has organized a good choir, which is much
enjoyed by the coingregation.-Kippen cir-
cuit religious quarterly meeting will be held
here at 10.30 eclock next Sunday morning.
The quarterly board meets at Kippen on
Afonday at 2 o'clock p. in.
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. CHuucii.-The Epworth League, Sunday
school teachers and church trustees of the
Methodist church had their annnal meeting
on Wednesday night. The following -officers
were chosen for the League: Peter McKay,
President; Essie MeTaggart, Ist Vice -Presi-
dent; Emma McTaggart, 2nd. Vice-Presi.
- dent; Mary Merr'All, Secretary ; S. J. Perk.
ins, Treasurer. The League has done good
work during the year-under the presidency
of Mr. J. Pariah,,and looks for an equally
good year under Mr. McKay. They voted
. over $7 of their surplus to aid the finances
of the Sabbath school. The -Epworth League
meetings every Sunday eveniDg have a full
church and perfecit order.
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LOCAL ITEMS. -Mr. James Russel, of the
5th line, was away visiting his father in
Goderich township last week. -Mr. Allan
Speir, of the 4th line, is ,very ill with con-
gestion of the lungs. His many friends
hope to see him around sgain.-Meners, ff.
Mooney and C. A. Howe attended the,
County Council at Goderich last week. -
Mr. Robert Irvine, of the 5th line, is able
to be aroun J once more af tek an attack of J&
grippe and inflammation. -A missionary
sermon wIll be preached by Rev. Mr.
Swanrill of Auburn, on the 14tb !net., in the
church at Sunsbine.-There will be no ser-
vice in Sunshine church next Sabbath, -7th
!nrit.-Mr. W.. H. Wallace, of the 7th line,
h" engaged with Win. Thuell for one
,year. - .
BIWARIZ OF Him. -An agent in going
about in this township selling what he
claims to be California spring wheat. Now,
if there was any wheat by that name no
doubt the managers of the model farms at
Guelph or Ottawa would have mentioned it.
The agent charges $7.00 a bair, or yo.a. can
thresh it and take one half the product to
Mr. Hutt-on's mill at Wingliam. Now, vie
will.suppose a bag has two bushels ia - it,
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such men who are putting in a soft time at
the expenEe of the farmer. Sow your own
wheat, and then you can claim it all as your
own, . Ask yourself what is the price of
wheat on our market to -day. I
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NoTzs,-Mra. John Taylor, received word
last week of her sister's death in Relanc-
thon, and left on the first train to attend
; the funeral, alio Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson
left- for the township of Osprey to attend the
funeral of their neice.-Mr. J. L. King is
home again after an absence of a few months
at Ottawa and other places east. -Mr,
I Robert Eadie, who has been on the sick list ,
I since early summer, is still ,poorly and it iz
I doubtful if be will recover. -Mr. Willia!"'
Netterfield who got his fingersplit open in
' Button's factory about 10 days ago is get'
ting better. It waif thought at first that
the finger would have to be amputated but
at present it seems that such An. operation
wiU " Dot be necestary.- Word has just been
received here of ibe death of an old and -re-
spected resident of Lower Wingbam, in the
person of Mrs. SSfunel Leggat, of White-
ChUTcb, at the age of 81 years. -Mr. Gavin
Willson, of Turnbery, has removed to his
brother William's farm in Wawanosh.
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I NOT -ZS. -Mr. David Sproat, who has been
laid up for some time with]& grippe, is
agabn able to be around and is attending to
bueine8s as usual. -Talking about lArge logs,
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we may state that a, soft elm log was deliv-
ered .at Mr. M i1ne's saw mill bure a few
days ago which scaled 1,296 feet. It was a
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WarDer and driven by Mr. W. J. Sharp
brought into the mill yard here a load of
green btiso-wood lcgs that scaled 2,C75 f Let.
Who can beat thi&? It will be seen by this
that there are as good horses here as in .
either Seaforth or Tuckersmith.
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'Hullett. .
COU1401L Donzias.-At the meeting of the.
Township Council on Monday last,tbe firian-
cial istitement and ab,tract of the Treasur-
er'3 account as made by the township audit-
ors were laid before the Council, carefully
examined. and passed. The assets of the
to wnship on December 31, 1891, were $3,530
and the liabilities on the same date, $2,500,
thus showing a bskh ;nce to the credit of -the
township of $1,030, T e sum of $W was
granted by the Council tor repairting roads
and bridges in the township this year, and
will be expended under the direction. of the
several Councillors. A few accounts amount-
ing to $52 were passed and ordered to be
paid. The tenders accepted for elm plank
are as follows -. A. Reed, f1r 2,000 feet; M.
Sprung, for 4.000 feet ; and Thomas Shoo- -
.brook, for 2,000 feet, and,, the offer of W.
I- Wbiteleyl of Londtsboro, 4vas also accepted
for 9. car loai of cedar for township pur-
poses at $11.50 per thousand. Council will
meet again when called by the Reeve.
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Blake.
NOITES.-Mr. Wm. Colwell, who has been
the guest of Mr. Thomas Sberritt, has re-
turned to Dakots.-Matrini,onial fever still
raging, the latest victim being Mr.. George
Douglas 'Who took Unto binifself a wife in the
person of Miss Logan, of the Parr line. We
wish the young folks apleasamt Journe
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over the broad at
this village, is at present v,ery ill. -Mr.
George Weir, county commissioner, is Px_
pected home from Dakota, Also the Misses
Ealer from Michigan. -Miss Zillah Esler has
returned from atteudzing Stratford Business
College. -Mr. Jobn Sparks ban r,eturned
from his visit to Blenheim, having, as al.
ready reported, visited Paris, and he reports
having enjoyed a very pleasant time. -Mr.
,Alex. Mansion, wb* is so well and favorably
known throughout the length and breadth
of this county, is going to Dakota, there to
'hew out for himself a home. -Mr Weismiller
And Miss Blair were the guests of Mr. Robt,
Allen on Sunday last. -Mr. Win. Douglas
has made an important i:nvestment in the
shape of a bronebo. It is a beautiful
"beastie," oream, colored, fleet footed, in
fact a regular flyer -so the girls say, -Mr.
A. Park has finished his contract of cutting
wood. -Blake congregation intend holding -
& tea -meeting in the church on the night of
February 16th, the date as before -reported,
being changed on acaount of engagements of
some reverend gentleman who Are to bake
part in the programme. A good time is ex-
pected an me pains are being spared by those,
on the different committees to makeit a
success. In fact, although the whole pro-
gramme is not yet arranged, its success is a
certainty when !,, Is knuwn that Professor
Scott and the lie"neall Quartette Club, Um
Doan, of Zurich, and other noted musicians
will be in attendance.
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