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Rev. , ftk, of.ldeiteall preach• Q Frio tell a I;.. ,.
rf ed 'yin -Ontario St,: C h%a�.e.. We In order to retrace 1t be#'o>ce�n xst .. '
XIS Qi?N .., 1►1r Gle4 Elliott, " o �Qotle> itQlt, w
in town On Vdday, having RQn1e
U �t the 5th of Nov. hast,, we, Adopted dna, to eee 'his tgothax O ,t9 Walk-
Me of Ciliiitom Or�sii pgRevlig erton.
d u►gnetntity. af, atOoii beaximg the Miss S, A. Bar
=)Ai40, woVote obligod, a tsslie a ger eldest 4tzpbtQr
lu:r gf oxgana 1bea ing tiie old name of 1►fr J. Barge, was nnal+xloll 4, )? -
+Qea lRxt3q Go , ;blit t>�e .pt<bl#o is licit, on Taeeday, 'to A¢r Thoraae
tyy 60ntianed ageit�pt soca ting Any Gardner.
swan, be�xxing the vine of 41 �. Rakes,
Rev. L. wood; of Blen>leim, (fore
8 of; our mollriiauture, as p merry of Hallett) Was,;srried in
ori O ""'Were 4iiantlfaoturel .0 ns.
d'` C� p aro a �uge Toronto on WednQddai, to Miss• Ida
rano . a,se , r nus
, a'nA axe sewn roc Ague on the Barton, formerly 9,,'04
ntoia
sept a sure and•see them lie- The Agnew bOys, T Apsol J. "A.
lattym spy ether- The OLINTON Cooper, and othotst who b`ave been
OAR,� attondiu the Uplversity, are hOnse
for their holidays.
�A[i1f iBc�iiJC'+ Mr R. Gaaley, of Gl ' '.dab pop
A ,PRET $ BAD: $iezLL. -The NEw store, Goderich, taupe bongs. lata eek
°Rxece'ived a letthr, last week from owing to illness, -but has talar to
,erend gentleman across -the lines Goderich again.
hich .cler m is spells A. S. Weeks, surveypr; of Gileuctb,
preachtng':.fa will ppou an office in: Perrfiaa Block,
;s4 t1:9 spelling; we pity the rbout January 'lot.;,
et. ` Tha is just
acids he piestdo# over. what has been needed here.
,A"I4GY.-- Owing. to a couple of The (mother of Mr N. Robson Is
idents, bap�iening after bur forma dangerously .ill at the resedeveb of
were: on tli+s `,Areae, we Ivtdre notable her daughter, London Road, and uo
inakep'utbgppYeinildt, Moohanical- hopes are entertained of her recovery
>Y4 nice as ewe• -*ould like to have The London Free Press Holiday
one; aid J > f6r. -any imperfections number is well got up, embracing
ergwiW, we hope our readers will some choice colored plates and a se-
i.�ith us.: lection of! well arranged Christmas
Y V, $; OiNDIDATE.--Mr John reading, It is s capital lone.
i bYrneton, who has served an a coup: Skating upon the mill pond or
1 title' 311 ,St. Andiews Ward, for a wherever ice can be found is a pas-
ttlfXd ol` years, wishes us to state time in which a number of our
tha;l' :will not be .s candidate for younger citizens now engage. How
lltlroit3„tion, as he expel to be away about a skating rink this winter.
'QtlQS tO:wli considerable of the time Mr C, Cruickshank came home
7go,,1qutn�ner• from Toronto last week, and is able
ti'tFheiQb HURON FARMERS' INSTI- to be around, although he has not
fin, A ' Seting of this Inetitude fully recovered,from'the effects of the
t �1► t;ba hel0"in Exeter, on' the I(ith operation he i ecently underwent.
li th of January next, to be Ad. H. Spaek'man, of Exeter, has sold
leaned 1iy` T. C. Greenaide, V. S., nue of his high bred pedigree Italian
}Rttyn,er, B. S. A:, T. H. Rage,All greyhounds to Thos Jackson, of
e►i ,-a t, the Agricultural College. Clinton, for which he received a
t ,capeQted that a number of local Marge price. , So says an Exeter paper:
alitjn>sere will else 'Galea part. MUNICIPAL.—Persons interested in
+ ' � oT�4i �-1V r Aayward, Gov municipal affairs in Goderich town-
' g4eht :� nspeetok of weights end ship, Stanley, and Hullett, say that
a, uses;• .ir ;in town on official so far very little interest is being
bqe tress on Tuesday.. At one place manifested In these townships, and''
ll Yispacted,A set of weights, and be. it is likely the council of each will be
1! yilpg.they�vere slightly incorrect, returned without opposition.
A corner off here; stuck a wafer Mr Chas. Spooner, of the Grand
`lf1►r acre,` went through the supposed Union, has removed one of his old'
1iiees Of:. snaking them accurate, furnaces that did not give satisfaction
w)i'Ich 'he stamped them, col- and replaced it with one of Harland
ed his fees, departed. Now ft so Bros new improved furnaces, which
Itppened ;that this identical set of are noted for their economy of fuel
r�fghts hadbeen tested by -him on a and immense heating qualities,
sinus visit and stamped as correct, We are pleased to know that Reeve
mm
distal' atter they had been McMurchie has taken a favorable
40” ay and never saw daylight turn, and during the last few days
at31G;i.:they were bawled forth on the made progress toward recovery. He
ret#int occasion, so that they could has strong hopes of getting out among
et`hsaibly
have altered in the mean- .his friends again. An expectation
.that ;everybody will be glad to see
a ty �Fi' IiE ,LORABLE AFFAIR.—For realized,
al daga past, Mr W H. Cooper, ABSOLUTELY CORRECT.—Mr Hay-
erbXe';da ler,had been confined to ward, inspector of weights and iese-
Atitg ak't11e Commercial Hotel,. ures,,•tezted' the .C;ifiton Weigh Scalps
d tliasg who knew lof his illness on Tuesday, and found them per&&
e e;sarprised to see himlon the street ly accurate,.ai it was, theretore, un-
rllr bn .Tnesday morning, as he was necessary toalter them in the slight•
t'fit to be oat. The writer,•of this eat particular. He made a very care.
°t 7 im,.end asking., what had been ful test.'
iatter,,.lVag tO� i «hill head had READ THE 'ADvERTISEmn TS.—
troubling him, greatly," and
Amd again at the station just be-
' Readers of the NEW Ess will profit
V B departrire of the south bound by carefully reading our advertising
ri :Noticing that he walked with columns, especially at this season of
i�alty,.it was suggested that "he the year. The announcements that
Act botterutso a hApe•tO help him," appear in this issue are of particular
Mich Mt 0oapttr. made home` -u- interest, and our readers, will no
ioply. He next that was doubt avail themselves of 'thd offers
?bisbout hien in town, was when there made.
ate b 10ulgbt up by the train from BRANCHING OUT —Jackson Bros.,
o1,1 ed, in an dueonscfous condi- the enterprising Clothiers, .purpose
had igot off' the train at opening up a new branch of trade
infield and walked About three shortly, which means employment to
Tttbrs of a mile down the track. , d large number of hands. They in-
etlio up .train from London came tend going into the manufacture of
oleg''he'pas noticed by the driver, all; hinds of Shirts and Ties, ander
t+allif09'In same direction ae it was the personal charge of Mr J. S. Jack-
as
pini on the dri�►er blowing the son, and this, added to the already
*.Mo �e 1.6 moved off the track, but as large staff' of over 80 hands in the
e •train etlme opposite him he fell Clothing department, means a largely
cur threw hip'iaf directly la.frout of fpereased business, and shows what
+the. 6ngins,'l#ow-catcber recelving him push and energy can do. Before
before hd SWICkthe trach, and throw• appring they aspect to ha+re their en.
aghim to one aide. His thigh wag tire block in use. They also do a large
broken (thtsttgh the flesh was #at•out). trade outside of town, and have a big
tt►dliexecdi'Vcd a rbadwoand:on the reputation for turning out superior
tb utid� af; the �hehd ;and 'lit- is clothing.
tltttAlred mitt rnitt Yu'iii~i s a16'nr fide PAESENTATION.--On Friday last
utitfi 1u vbar f Of Oonductor Walla- the Modelites. who have just finished
R hb stopped ani%.picked him the term here, prese>tted Mr W. R.
dYptii�gg fni ta•l�liilton. 1t wati Lough, Principal, with a handsome
xAe; lifoaoieoreregained 6011- piano lamp accompained by the
ttslbttt4iiesf; he'recognizedthose'around tollowing ari'drese:—RESPECTED SIR,
lien► °ybmlt44, nothing'as to the cause —We the members of the class of
in'tiries, and although medical 1890 of Clinton Model School, take
#1 li.td beea quickly calledd In, neth- this opportunity of expressing our
iii " bonld bb done: to save hill life, he . appreei4tion of your efforts on our
couple of hours after being
=during the term that has just
watrnc ,' 1311 rra$'Was born in Tucker- closed, Before the term began, it
tlwnl lt, And:�ad resided in town for a must be ad' fitted, that like other
mitny'yeafb. b`ew people were intending tacherr in training, we
0,6lcnow,n around town than he, did not loop with favor on the neces-
r he teas into nearly everything of a sity of attendints proi'edsional train.
natiire,
It some capacity or Ing school. But we hags felt that
hyf $d 166 it member of the you have done much to make.our at.
OnittYrlo t.lSlbthbdist 0hureh. For tendance here both pleasant and
3►e><xri.lse Wag. Secretary, of the con. profitable, There are many things
i5w slide asgticltttIOU of i6wn,and took which tend to make the profession of
a a°kticiiiarly active part In political teaching anplerisant. 'This is Liar a.
tte
6, .,As also S10dr tar y of the' fy dne to errors which are made by
EbglaiSil: `dill -•-Which those eugaged in the rrorky and we
uatne ewerryybodyr anew iiim feel convinced that if those errors
bad hearted;geaerons fellow, were faithfully pointed anti and the
om6,y rEg�rded at kbeing triethod cif ooerooml� it them made
15—v..`uO esteem in
England,; .; by the Model Of
#yutg on :
eSdra#e•pitaqgsw�yeI,tg-a1#:4ng0Y hAIeXE,TL_! Za:dsg,eaii. ntaeti#nagnthaet
al:bxtao haejutsacceed• - ht t g. /X
��out of 10 per Centhave ,
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preparation for which, in addition to 25c. Tablehas created.
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,lits ' pulpit work showing that be Our
mnsti Ibavp lyorke4 tremendously hard
thgl � � dew months. more exclteiiwat. than
OHN DISE
dprin
e Meti}«Ijsts, of L#ettawell have ,
for )ho sum"'ed g parsonage property anything •w•e, have THE LOW PRICED STORE
fpr he pain gl'�l$QD, that,showe in a anything
xnaxked desires°'the, tremendo re-
.4uctiou: in at8luea,' The property ever had
Qrigizaally belAnged to`, r Lilico,ban•�
hart attd. is laid out• a4d:-,Aufshed in
OW ia08 laxix�troas' manlier, covering
several acres' and 0004,0riginally over
$110.04 Itittpaid thatnQ'other place
"4441*_a Metllfldiet parsonage
that"wall anyil'ay cogapare with it.
GET YOURQAY't3 WORTH --
This was the etch?sot'of A ggrand lec-
tura -by Rev •E 1$ Stad'ord D D, of
Toronto, on Moniisyy evening last, in
.Ontario St Mothodistfohurch, The
chair was taken by 'Mr J A Giffin,
President of the •Y P C E Society,
and a short musical-rograi a was
most excellently rendered. Two
choruses by the choir led by -Mc Will
Bay, a quartette by Miss Walkei,and
Mesara Kay, Harland and Foster,and
a duet by Misses Walker made
up the number. Four points were
emphasized by Mr Stafford, 1st
the valueof money, 2nd what
money cannot buy, 8rd what
money can buy, and 4th how to get
your money's worth. The whole lec•
tare was replete with good common
sense and was clothed in the finest
English and enriched by many
Doelo-
r
ant passages. At the close 'Mayor
berty moved and Mr D. Tiplady
seconded a vote of thanks; which was
heartily carried. Rev Mr . Shilton
closed the meeting with the beuedie-
tion.
SOMAL—The Young Women's Mis•
sion Band of Willis Church, Clinton,
held a Candy Social in the Lecture
Room of the church, on Friday even-
ing last. Notwithstanding the rather
stormy weather, there was a good at-
tendance. The young ladies in charge
of the supply of candy, which, by the
way, was of their own manufacture,
and would do credit to experts, were
keptbusy for a time satisfying the
cravings of the "sweet teeth" that
thronged and pressed at their table.
During the course of the evening the
full supply was disposed of. A short
but interesting program was present-
ed—a chorus by six girls; a duet by
Misse.4 A. Fair and A. McGarva; and
a solo by W. P. Spaulding RevMr,
Stewart delivered an address -urdi!
-Mbraeons, giving a brief but clear and
comprehensive outline of the mission
work carried on by the Presbyterian
Church in Canada, comprising mis-
sions to the South Sea Islands, to the
New Hebrides, to the Northwest In-
dians, to Central India, to Formosa,
and1to Honan, in China: Mrs Coats'
S.S. class also made 'use of the meet-
ing for turning into money the work
of their hands during the past months
In
the shape of fancy work, and met
with a gratifying measure of success.
The total proceeds of the meeting,
which are to be devoted to the cause
of missions, amounted to about $35.
WILL`IS CHURCH Y. P. C. A—The
regular meeting of the Y.P.C.A., of
Willis Church, was held in the Lec-
ture room, on Monday evening, ' Mr
Grant, vice-president, in the chair.—
There was a good attendance of mem-
bers and others. The musical part of
the program consisted of a duet by
Mrs W. Coats and M. s Riley, a quar-
tette by Misses Fair and Porterfield,
'and Meann T Jackson, jr and R Ag-
new. The principalppart of the pro-
gram was an address by the Rev. W.
Craig, B. D., on "The Missions of the
Church of England," this being the
second in the series of missionary ad-
dresses being delivered under the
auspices of the association. The
speaker referred in turn to the great
missionar societies in connection
with the Zhurch of England in Eng-
land, andave interesting facts in the
history ofgeach. The first referred to
was the Society lorthe propogation of
the gospel in foreign parte, which was
fully incorporated in the year 1701,
although at an earlier period an act
of incorporation had been obtained.
It was shown that the society girdled
the whole earth in its operations in
extending the gospel. Its annual I)i-
come amounts to something over a
million of dollars. The next,referred
to was the Society for the promotion
of Christian knowledge, which, while
devoting its special attention to the
disaeuilvation of Christian literature,
In which direction an extensive busi•
ness was done, yet some attention is
paid to purely missionary work. Re.
Terence was also made to the Church
missionary Society, the Continental
and Colonial Missionary Society. The
Church of England in Canada bail no
Missionary Society directly under its
control, but has contented herself in
contributing to the funds of some of
the societies named above, from
Which the church here owed much in
days gone by. A missionary has
been sent out by the Wycliffe College
aathoritles, and lately the Church of
nAgland1hore had sent p missionary
direotly'under their awn edatrol. The
address WAS full -of inrfresting infer.
hAtIOA And was listgded to with close
646111ti6h by thoge,•preeent,
A. A.��'his er+ening (Ii'Tiday)
diel •Alibat8tlr Athletic Ab'siiiiiiaElort
will °glt+s Ebel , ftbd tutortalbm 4bt
lml leo"c .404 Alli• and dile being
their 'Am all +6ushee In mif 0talsy
thliy' ertll eflde, va to give" S(')Mitiiifl.g
Kay, have YOUL purchased your
Clhrietm.ae Present yet? If not,
lsee what we have. If you -want a
Present for your Auntie or your Our stock is still complete with all th
recently reordered all lines d�
Sister (or some one eltse'ts Sister)x
or your cousin,. in fact anybody, ID R' S S •
We are overstocked, having one of the largest a `'
we+ 11aVP. everything that Wil ] salt and we will give the biggest bargains ever o hf�1
the stock. Look at them. A of of '
You- What would be better thatn
a MANTLF. ora nice HAS, or MANTLE CLOT
one of oilr $'ea utifLil TABLE Just in. Cut and Fit guarantee All lines in
DRAPES. We have almost READY MADE & ORD D CLOTHIN
everything, alrld if we haven't any- Cheaper than the cheapest. Try us Suit or Overcoat.
thing you want, we eliL>rn get it for HATS, CAPS, FURS, CARPXTS URTAINS, BOOF
SHOES, RUBBERS, OVOES, &C.
�oll, We have too much stock, and to reduce it er 5,000 pairs at a small
advance on coat. Come and see t d save money.
GROCERIES -14 lbs. Granulated SUG or $1. Best 25c. TEA in
the trade. Come a ee.
Plumsted - &Gibbilag
Nov. �,�a9e OLIN N Alset
GREAT O A,SH STOREXMAS
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GAI
Cash uctin
You will find in our selection a fine assortment of High ND
Class Furs; and there is nothing so nice to give for a
present than somethings in the Way of Furs.
Persian Lamb Caps H O L I DA . —:— SAL.,.E l
86, $7,.88 and $10
Fine Beaver Caps - 10,._.
S S Seal Caps - - 17 DR S GOODS; D771
LLINiZY,
Astrachan Caps - 4 WO LLEN G00 S, CORSETS,
HOSIERY FINGE ING & SA ONY YARNS
Persian L'b Gauntlets 18 '
Beautiful WIDE nd NA44W RIBBONS,
Astrachan Gauntlets 5-
Otter Gauntlets - - g and CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES, SILK
HANDKERCHIEFS' KID and CASHMERE
Ladies Storm. Collars $3 � 5 • led ,
Ladies Nutria oilers - , GLOVES, CHILDRENS APRONS, INVAN S`
SLIPS, ROBES and CAPES
Ladies Seal Caps - - 17
in Lawn and Nainsilk Muslin