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Where "are you going, Chrietniael
Selectiug presents for Wends is•the
order of the day,.
.Are -we to heve.sleighing for Christ-.
Inas4 the -question of, the atty.
Several of our- young •men intend
committing theawful oriole of Matri-
mony eluri ng. tbe.holidays..
The. bride work. of Thigh Mc-
tavisli'S house on Dinsley St, is now
completed and'presents. •a. fine. ;appear.
• once.
Manietpar matters are•assumitig..a
more lively aspect and we learn. that a
large number of aspirants are in the
field.
FeeemtivATiofe.-The. examination lh
the publics schools here,. are .to be beid
to -day Wriday.). 411 -are :in-
vited to attend.
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There will be special services .in the
11 C. Church here, on Christmas, cane
inencing at 10,3.0 in the morning and
6.30.in tile evening.
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INIMIKETE.---M1 wheat, $L -
to $1.'28; spring wheat,, $1.28 to
$1.30 ; oets, 39e.,. 39c.; peas, 75c.,*790 ;•
barley, e•fic, 7fie.; hay, $15.00; Flour,
S3.50. . •
Mr. Thos, Gibson, who attempted
suicide a short time ago, died at the
residence of Mr. Wm. Shane, on Mon-
day last, His remains were followed
to their last resting place by.a large
concourse of friends on Tuesday last.
A cramwr.-Mr. Ilobt, Drummond
- happened with a painful accident on
Tuesday last. Ho acddentally fell
no the crossing near Milne's hotel, and
knocked. his arm out .eir joint at the
elbow. -Dr. Sloan set the arm and he
is now doing. as well'ae.totud be ei-
peetea uuderthe circumstances.
• SiTRPTEE PA:WT.-A mini* •
of
young folks ot this village. took a sur-
prise party to the • Tesidence of Mr.
Phrslow, banker, where they were -very
kindly entertained until a. late...hoot,
'rho company enjoyed. 'themselves by
" tripping the light fantastic:" together
• with 'other games end amusements ;un-
til the " wee 'Sim Itoure,"• after -Which
:they separated. for their bonesrnwh
;pleased with the erening'S eujoyment.
PEES9NALS.-Mr. Thos: Ritchie, who
has. been in Detroit for the past.two
years, has returned home eie„a sbOvt
'visit to his friends and relatives. He
is ninth pleased with appettrance of
Detreie and we haVetiodbxibt it agrees
with him, „judging .from his appeai.ance.
P.,‘ Moore, .14 Stratford, who
has been visiting relativee here far the
past weekjreturtterl home an. Otontlay
last.e-Mrs, W,. eu'
etis .retunned 1oiu
from, Detroit on Monday,. last,. where.
she Las :been. v4iiii.tiug,.iier --lmother•
The .probabilitiee, ere. •that P:
Kelly will be elected Reeve without
opposition. Mr. Kelly fully .deserves.
the horror. .Be s theright mann the
right place,. As Councillors therosis
long. lieteneary of, the aspirants being
good likely wen. eceording to. the Re-
view. Mr.. a,. W.. -K. is, hithetied.
Goodaet 1, Perhaps heewill he elected,
but if se. 110. must have grown more
Popular than he was thelast time he
ttspiree.,. for thernthe votes: cast for Lim
were not.lto.rd to count.
Ootneeirs lorzios,-The municipal
'Council met on the 13th List, Mem-
bers all present. Alinutes of last Meet-
ing read and approved. The followF..
ing accounts were brdered •to be paid,.
viv. 1 -Alex. Orr,
use of team at fit•ete.
; Bosman Dodds, lumber, $45.10;
Dr. Sloa,n,, attending the We. George
Holland, (indigene) $4 ;,L, MeQoarry,.
• work on route,. $13.75; ilain-
Moe, sundry servicee, $1700.; Joseph
Davis,. work on street, $1.69, The fol. -
lowing taxes were ordered rentittecl,
:--Mary Jran,. Join Quinn, .111ae'y
Raney, Catherine Gordan. by-law
was -introtleced fixing the. eilece for
Munieipal elections and other businesS
of minor importance was transacted,
after which tho. Council adjourned to
meet again on.thes3Gth inst.
• • ANRIN ROSAitVICE SI) ‘.1443
illeterixd.--The Anniversary fierVicee
in conueetion with Triulty Chilled) on,
Sumhiy.lest wife 'largelsy attended,. the
Rev. Isaac Barr, of Wingliain olliciet-
leg; a good sem was realised, The Tee
Meetingln connection.. with the above
ellairelt held \tsonra- Oral • ou
Tuesday evening -.last was a grand sue-
cees. The -music- by•thethOir was excel,
lently rendered., being under 'the matt:
agement of Mrs: Whitt, The most
amusingpart of the, programme. W1,48
lecture by the. Rev.. J. HiI1.
Bural
Dean of Huron,whicb! vta's, iiluatriteed
by Crayon sketches. • The Rev. \V..
Oraie, Rector of Clintotn, also delivered
a very appropriate speech, The Rev.
Henderson • occupied the chair. The
anniveesaly services ain't tea -meeting
netted the. snug, shin. of nearly. $70,.
which is :to be applied to 'church debt.
.00met imieNeein SINTEn.--',- 11 .
sipper was given, to Mr, a 7. Floody,
at the Mansion House, - by the Royal
Black Knights ad Orangemen, of this
section, on theoccasion or his leaving for
Matutoba. Although the evening was
.yery disagreeable,. upwardie of 80 •so,t
'clown Cm the magnificent spread
prepared. by "mine host," BrOwillee,
of wheat we noticed some front Wing-.
bann.Bluevalee wIgrave, Manchester,
Goderioh uncle:Intern The abair was
ably filled by. Sir ICut. livrney, of
Goderieh, and. the vice -chair by Sir
Kitt •MbGill,, of Blyth.. After ample
justice had. been done to the • good
things,proVided, the, chairman • coin-
nitateed the proceedings with a few
well chosemand suitable remarks. The
first toast. proposed was the 5‘ Queen,"
responded to by Bro,V,„Cllegg, Reeve
in a loyal and patriotic epeoch, in
whicn he paid a- high compiinumt to
Bro. Fleetly, and eulogising the Great
North-IN,est, as the country for young
• Brass hand-" God save the
Queen." The. next -proposed was the
Guest," the company singing is
a jolly good fellew. A.t this stage,
Bro.' "(Needy was preeented' with a
•beautiful gold ociblematic pin, by the
Royal Black .Keiglita„ •accompanied by
the following address; 'which wtis read
hy*.tiro \V, :
To VIcarlos 17004, "i3-s'zsgr,.:; Very
Dear r Kniuht oasi B.Pother
We, the menthol's of Boulton Pre-
ceptory, have long airpreeiated your
very .valuable ..serviees .in. ceonectiene
With this entetinpment yaw' me are
proud to tiny yen Were. 0110 of th'St
who was brittle in Bolton Preceptory
'being.% clittpter member, desire at this,
opportunity to aekeowiedge wo.
Very much regret your removal from
amongst ree but pray and trust that
while the iron horse will carry you to
•our Great North Vest, that Wise
Providence shall ovinerule and direct
• you to whore yon, shell prosper, not
only. temperally, but Also.spiritually,
and to where you s-thali have ample op...
pertouity to' exercise your •usefulness
in connection with our .A.nnient Order,'
with which you beve tong been Monti -
find, aml which- yon have been so
SPeeeS8f SsFi • t), hays passed up .from
one'degree to et -other until goirehave-
reached the 811.1111.1144 wharci moue but
the free -born. de.attaim: Theonghle,11
its ,triale ansli.diffienities yeti have pas
.seel ei:d tlierefore the 'more ,ern;
.pathy lend to, every Pilgrim ou his way
-to am.ient inn! I 111 arkS, iwareh.•of
sies1e14 wl. •
"e'ffirr. - "911.W1/4
forth t ound width the Great
Temple is e istrueted, as well 41s0
avoid those daegers which the WOrfdELp
pers of Baal steed, whose destruction is
as.eertain as fie, who dared to dieeard
•the Sweet Singer of Israel when. but a
lad. We Moo desire to s present you,
with this "Pin" an emblem of whittle
you wills perceive is impressed that
which is yet unknown to thousands of
Orangemen and millions ef our race e
a mystery which.yote wouldi not have.
known had you not boon in possession
of the qualifications necessary to your
journey in,this gaud end ancient Or-
der. We tett not present this by way
of remuneration, but es a token of oer
love to you e. praying that the Great
Three in One and One in Three will be.
with, direct and bless you throngli
life's journey,.and at last bring you to
that 'Temple above not made with
hands eternal in the Heavens.
Signed in behalf of the members by
Wm. MAtifee,
• W. PreeeptoreNo, 397.
Blyth, Dec. 21st, 1E361.
art, of Bluevale; song by Mr. Tones;
Our municipal Councillors," re-
spouded to by Bro. Clegg,. Songs Two
then given by Bro. Bloomfield, jr., Bro.
Bloomfield, ere Betide and Pollook,
The next toilet was the C4 Press," re
spondeds to by Niessre. Mitchell, of the
Review, and Floody of the Rueorm.
M 4i Farewell.piece," brass baud:
Ilost and Hostess," 'ably rotponded:
to by Bro. 1.3ienvidee. The ProceeJiro
--ended by the bands playing the " IsTa"
tional nthene" .
.111r, 0. W. Graham, sof tondim, and
formerly of this platat,;was instowit yes-
terday.
Rtteremen;-Mr. Austin. eallauder
returie.d from Manitoba yesterday.
,H0 says .they have .good eleighieg, up
there
'To was next presented with beaat-
iful-BinIe by .13ro. 'W. on be-
half of the Orange Order, and With
handsome• autograph album` by the
Orange Young Britonerbdth -.accom-
panied; suitable whites:et-a: „Bro..
bloody replied'in 'eery te ?IAN
thanking the brethere of eiteh order
for flattering addresses and taked
some presents, and. wishing ,tisem every.
seccese the' •future. 0, The 'ROM
Black Breeptor, of Perth" was ably
responded to by Bro. Mureey,who gave
a short aceointt of the growth of the
Black Order and Client&r, re-
marking at ,the -sante time, that all who
lived up .s.o its principals,. &mid net be
otherwise than tette Christiesis. "The
health of 13ro, MoGill,Aester of the
Illyth Preeeptory," N'is'11.:3 the, next toast,
to which Bro. McGill ably respouded.
"-The Loyal Orauge-Institutiou" wee.
-respoinled.to by Brci Wilson, of MOO-
ohOSter, Vlici spoke of the principles of
the .eider, remarked that. truth was
their grand principle, end elley. were
,ileterinined to meintain it. Ile referr-;
ed to the growth of the Orange 'Order
and paid a- high. compliteeut to 13ro.
...POO: • •s.nng by Rands,
tiext-toast was the " Orangemen,"
They ere .jolly. .re;
sponded to by Iii•os.s. Mc. !(eo au41.11c4u-
. field,. of Bluevale. Song' by ...Bro.
13100111 helIl; inueic by brass band;-.". Tlte
army .:endeetevy;" ''-Three cheers, for•
Holman !Liver Pad -Co, •
Gen'LuStex--I have need mat a
your Pride, and with pleasure bear tee.
tiemny to its efficacy. I can heartily
iyeemimend it to all persons afflicted
either with dyspepsia or liver com-
plaint,. feeling that it nsvill, as in my
ease, efl'ect cure. „ .
. . yuurs truly, e
Enwmto M, .Coevone,
Toletenost, 1.21
ss tf,ss beC11.1icOATrne,..
rsts • .P.trate.e. .
e see
liighlprecommencied
1, „.i.• .1 4. -,,i'lloN4';‘,1-..1.rAlii°0:"111$74181i
..-tti..c. , •-•-•-t•-'-'.., E14.41A.StiOn1411ingeS'•
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„ ' 'Mo. ;4474ms:is, Bcat.ttburO,
..t, ..d Is:llte• -,:„...yettktstilletts,d1147! pot;m1.40)fss
- •'zi'rssaaili,, ,l(s.'..r etettiaea.. _meet. cent.
1 leetiost.steativ4rMs,4s 0.1.01115, from .the SIOnr•
" nen; Itpswi.,1k or BIOns..y.s, Thor•are $arc,
1 Inhilsistiiiltidtolipr0110 1111.14,1rAsction. Frous..1 tO 4
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. " ,)--. - • 8e" PMtVir.s1 0,5i.. PER BOX. -
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neee,e, &mane last emeidim(eee), time , is„1, heautifully set the r(id white and..illue " by. Stt.w•-•
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HOLIDAY Coops!
..NeW Yo.rk;:iSreckNireat pacd
ke
one in a 'box:' Peautiftd
• .1?atterns..
One ',case of '.New co,
Linen and Lae •
SILK TIOS.11:113.r,, one pair"in r"1,
a box.
••••,10.
See ourNew -York Gat Rut-
. tons, Pins,C.ollar Juttons, •
Seals and Studs. • •
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•t:Itist opened up. A
IiOICE SELECTION.
NOVELTIES,
riandkerchiefs, beatitifu.14• .
•'IVe. n 1
S. tUR., • •
-00 X('Si
We b:401V til C fiit 001 , • ,!
of Men's
•' . . of A:li(3,-1;loves hand.
somely: pa4ed. containg
• • pairs of (lofor $.4, •
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TIE QOUNTY.
tiadies Satin and Silk •• Plush
Hand. Wallets. •.
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Magnificent.- •colo 1
• t talk 9rtlfiefs, pacod ea
in a fill°. box urXinai,''
See our. choice Silk MUffiers• ,,
packed one in a-' fine
. box..
GRAND
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Men's Seal -Caps.
AI en's Persian. Lamb Caps.
1\1 on's7Beaver Cap.
•Men'e Coney 'Caps,
Pinsh .0ap4.
Men's Ahna 'Caps.
•Men's Seal Caps.
r•fanj o'§lifanters.
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'We show the finest Stock of 'Useful Presents
•in Clinton: •
A magnificient assortment of Ladtes', and.
Gentlemen's Fine Furnishinglioods.
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o ,Qur. Stock of HATS • is tho
finest in the County,
• JACOON.tho..‘Hattet
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Full selection of
Goods for Boys• ?-
' Presents.
41#-e -rang e of
goods for Child-
. ren's vi,eSents'.
KSON,
WO.
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Seal et •
Itrsian :Lamb Sc'ts.
A:strachan Sets. , •
Russian Lamb Sets.
Mink Caps. ,
S'eal
Persiap. LaMILCaps.
Astrailhan Muffs.-
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'callloas-
Children's.Caps.
Children's Sets.
Cony Sets;
ACKSON, the litter,
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