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Depends just how your clothes are put
together and finished oiiwhether
they ate* going to look the same
after you've worn them a time or
two as they did when you first
pu them on. If they're made
rr t --they will, if they're not
• ' `the won't, the"11 be allout of
sha after being worn a few
times. We know how to make
clothes that fit and that'll stay
tat way. Suppose yon try us?
e
Is the name of a Linen Collar we -are
selling at two tor 25c. It's a new
Collar, e. good shape, a good eel-
larr'that'll wear.
It'll'only cost a quarter to try a couple
•
ROBERT HOLMES, E'ditot"'a$hror
• rlrro
,
What wide•aweke'and
rrr.reliable gjortesperideatelied woe
I
e i" : CLiNiON, ONT., F B A: 7, 39f
CtrateTICNINti,--The lhte0 of li r VV.
R
li= Piewes was the scene of 'rather nilk,-
,.udge very Fe 11, to comri�telice a p at'y tiara ,
rare, though pleasing,: event.on Tues-Londesboro' •:cbou' Will e -Assn rePerna,'et to cels to one,
day evening, when ztey .kL J..air hn.olds the Methodist ' .Lh,, oh on ue Service
en. enliven the plroceedipge: v - . 'g NOTga, Weare aarl•y to riser of the •
ch d en all seemed to enjoy Opened with a e cited song service i1t ot,the Sabbath shoo see him around again Moon. Mr R•' c-
Lomdhblboro •
' ,' r 1* gip?
'CO $1.5Q w n net so paid.
. - Lg Boy, Walter j P M1U- oo a�,Li. agog, fcotbal1mateh
y' at recordi ig ter pabllcatlen, snn wil 'Ire a 1.�otaro oil " rnn1r of tacit pRace on ridav ft r steka last ber
SaySeld.
the day.' the .�benezex"appaitititnetq ween ti#e fl �eeilei 'gears,
and the
.-- ted to on the Londeeboro uircult on Tuesday, Snail' of Varna, Which resulted in
Feb. lit t7 pan. The a blot ' for theSinai' bythree
i ,&G lr We cant
est week's b t the
bapti ed asses small ohtldri� � e day llveniugi, Jan: 288th. The meeting
action Will be take up, or the bene•• illatve of E. A. Waukee, but hope to
enl�r 's aerernony, felloveed b an able paper n " lie (`Nome: -Oa Saturday the members (7001 of. i arringtq;l, is at present viaMit-
Nq�)• s -Miss Fanritiyy isl er+ 'oftown, home at Bethan ," bythe President, of the Orange Lodge attended the fun- lag relatives here, looking hale and
spent Sunda��ywith Erie tis n hili nei ywas abyWm. McGill. hearty.
i�orhoo�l. Mr J. W utters, of Q•Od�r`i, Mrs Oaten.' This follow ex- sial of their late brother,
spint Bandagy with hie parents efe, excises in which many took pRart in of Morris. There is some prospect of a SooI.tL.-One of the most successful
Mr and Mss R. White, of Walton, are ..prater and testimony, making this the Christian Endeavor Society being or- socials ever held here was' held at the
visiting John White's. • mice Bertha first of a series of succi services n)os6 gp1a��n)ized in the Presbyterian church. residence of Mrs Geo.Beatty,on Friday
Crich,f at Johnth, who has ee visit- interesting throughout. Be aureand Moxrdify eveningthe members of North evening last, nirder the auspices of St.
rich'a� possess yourself of a copyy of the pro- Star Lodge I.0. of G.T. made a (rater- John's church, Varna. A very enjoyy-
Tr rand rani pf`services which the League is cal visit to the lodgq •in Auburn, and able evening was. spent; proceeds $26.
aeuing The topic for Sunday even- hada splendid time. Tuesday night
in •�•il+`eb: 9 will be "Ohrlst as a the League pStid a vault to the League • AT Ho • ;-An At Home under the
ing for the past week at F °'
returned home. Mkr 0.
Miss Turner, of Carberry,
•, W119 g 11tE
have been visiting rola :see. ',i ere for •
the set couple of month .-left last teacher," led by Jas. Wallis. in Blyth; they had an enjoyable even- auspices f the Ep�worbh League was
pp p Cnvnon. There was an extremely ing. We are sorry to say that Nelson held in the Temperance Hall on Wed -
Week to visit friends at Woodstock. interesting service in the Methodist Pingle is under the doctor's care this pesday, evenin;k last, when a very en -
Rev. Mr Shaw, of Belggrrave, will pc,
a able evening
cu thepulpit of Turner's church church on Sunday 'morning, the cera- 'week. - Mrs . EL Woodman continues S y was spent. A bounti-
PY cion beta the Quarterly Religions very poorly. Mrs Bell, er., was .con- MI spread was. provided by the ladies.
next Sab th. An unusually large After the inner mar; was satisfied, an
services d the Ba old circuit; the fined to bed for a while, but, is now
crowd was'pr`esent: at the League ser- pastor ,addressed the congregation in improving and is likely to be all right excellent. program was rendered, con -
vice Sunday sassing and listened to aes usually practical manner, after shortly. A rare treat is in store for sieting of speeches, recitations, duets,
most impreeaive and instructive ad- hi h fltabl Love feast was the public in a abort time the 'Good trios and obese ties by, the choir, in
• a
�e Best, Authority.
In Canada on the eye, its errors
and defects of vision and the pro-
per correction ofthesaereors and
defects byglasses is unquestion-
ably Mr . Laurence, iof Montre-
al. A practical course under
his tutorship in the Montreal op-
tical school has given our M
Allen the knowledge necessary
for the scientific testis of the
eyes, and the proper fitting of
spectacles. He has just returned
from shier course with a first-class
test case and stock ekSpectacles,
and is therefore in a position to
guarantee satisfaction to all with
defective eyei'1ght. Call any time
or any day at he store and he
will teat your eyes free. If you
don't requite glasses he will tell
you. If you do require them be
will fit you properly, at.a mod-
erate price and gu ante you
satisfaction or a rend o you
money. See his object in going
away now.
ALLEN & WILSON ,
The Druggists. '
dress; we would be 'glad to we
w a 'a very•pro e , '
conducted; a large number partook of Templars are to have a grand concert; which the ister, society of Clinton
such a large crowd every League the sacrament of the Lord's Snppei'. it will be something extra, as there- took a very preeminent part. Proceeds • `� ��_
meeting. 6
he3t , gage g gr Hunan MArrgris.-•The Methodist
amounted to ascii �alrs -''cut; a
The official• neeting•of the circuit was nowned singer, Downs, has been en- y $1 .
f hereon Mandl afternoon when a ed. Moses Brown ave e► and C
Stanley finances yvere° four to be • Ina flour- partyy to his young friends at thehouse quarterly meeting,•held here lust Sab-
-Mr William Graham ishan condition• this has been apron- of Ed Crawford, on the 10th con., on bath was lar "el , attended, d •8enertill
PERSONAL. g
�� left last Saturday for the Old Country
y a an p'
STATISTICS. -The following area serviceshaving been • held, et which
CLINTON. g about.80 persons have professedcon-
, few of the statistics of the toweship version; the pastor, Revl,F. 3.- Oaten,
'for 1895. . The total asaessme ntF' Was is to be congratulated upon the -result
r4�•9 with a load of lambs.
perous.ghuarter for'this field, 2 special Tuesday night.On Wednesday A. one of much Merest and `roes- Rev Noms•-Mr J. Large, of Listowel, is
- East Wawanosh.
• Nowne.'-W. Bennett is a proud man,
he being_ now the head of a family.
`MikeiJlarai7oultes has. returned home
`after rlirtended visit at her uncle
iiollets iii Calvin. Coasting is now
$1,860,540, on this there war le Mid or of his abundant labors.
County rates $3,487.61~ for township PRESENTATION• -The Methodist par -
$2, .00, for general. school rata $1,- nonage, on Lorne Av., was besieged,
189.76 and for Special School ;''area on Thursday evening last, by alelgh
$2,818.55; other pu Dees• $12125: Pre"- load after sleigh load from the neigh
al amounts levied $� ,26. borhood of Cole's church Goderich
lee
ire
the
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ne
ore -
if it
But
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nd
rd's
'the
ng
LONG AND 'FAIT i3iile i township. The pastor and his wife
very popular in thesomeofi evenihgs with coir s otor Tom, in ,alis repart. perceiving the were out -numbered
young (Dike, and of mature ears that/K' P g Y .
act well. From newspaper reports we Dusty Council{ states r„ capitulated at once, so that in a few
'are; -ht • that both Cameron and mrd, teacher in No 1, 'Sterile :• minutes every corner of the parsonage
](Miller worshipped the P. P. A• been "35 years continuously in t
,has
was occupied by the besieging party.
pp position, and is to -day one, oof�,,tle . In the midst e, music and•aongg
and atgreed a remedial
to de their ost teachers in the Province.": e ' 9 and jolly chat Mr the A. Cooper Dicing
i inionsthaths both men order; our i a unique record, and we clout' led
this nun arehofs better � be eq�led in the Dominion the company to order tb give him• the
Won
to play witheach & society; for there are several features con • ted opportunity of reading the following
a certaiinlly that he did neot sign a P. p, with Mr. Baird's services that • ('
short but cordial addrean:-
To Rev,. b'. d Amax Bs�rarn.—DELLE his
A.. pledge at the place, time and date appear upon the surface. Du : 36 OsTHx• W the memibets of in' Dole's mp-
a teacher would natural'
OP -
mentioned nfo h the Globe, for he was yearsut a great many pupils, but Mr
bpd netng forth at Belgreve on Jan. llth, upils have not•been mediocre o
and not in Goderich jMr Weie>oniller � 1 n
dare: of deny that he d: al 1ue dor- as sent a oat urge V ,
unre t in question.] 'W. Y oil" -nen Particularly, coo to'.
i rominent positions in the cam
tlfalee1
-0f-�Bertlaa,-w•Mwn.,•_rs`arlaiting many o
his ala friends in this liection after an
absence of eleven years• his mother ac-
cornpsnied him. Will Porterfield, son
of our popular towaahip , clerk, who
has- been employed in the grocery
business in Brandon. Man.. called on
Man of his old friends on the 12th
con.iat week; he intends returning
to Braddon soon; we will always be
leased- to hear of his success. John
er, Wingham's popular hunter,
,shot a`fbx near R. Mason's barn last
'Week, after a lively chase that lasted
for.two hours. Ursa Sadie McDougall,
who has been on the sick list for some
titne, is slowly recovering. Mrs Wm.
Anderson. of the lath con., is danger -
oriel 'y i11 her many friends are anxious -
1y` aiivaitin_g her recovery.Mr and
Mrs Jae. Elliott are in Clinton this
week, visiting their "brother-indaw,
Mr Wm. Harland. pe
st
Mea auos.-The Globe of Saturday
- had the following concerning a very
interesting event'-,Ballymoor, Bast
Taro to, the residence of Dr. happy0.Moor,
was the scene of a on W_ednesday evening hen event
Sorin ,Balfour, of Regina, N. W. T.,
atidb,Miseaennie Meliie, daughter of Mr
Rbibe'rb'Mellis, P. MA of Kippen, were
united in matrimony. Rev. P. Straith
wa a world; then again he has green
them the best moral Impetus possible.
A man of strong moral convictions
a.good-living man, he has unpceased
similar principles upon his echolel)s,
and they have gone forth with good
character formations that are of Ines-
titnable value. Further than all this
behaa'moulded Chareseterrarideitrength-
ened convictions in the community
where he has so long resided. so that
his influence for good bas been immeas-
urable, and deserves every word of
commendation given him.
Leeburn.
WILD OAT. A resident of the Canal
Road wits quite surprised one morning
to see what he believes to be a wild cat.
At first he thought it was a dog, but
looking again, and examining the
tracks where it rain acroes the road in -
convinced it
to Young's
agw wild -cat. Thhe is is quite an
unusual sight in these parts.
Y.P.S. E. -The society held their
monthly Ieusinesa meeting in the hall
on Friday evening, and after a good
deal of bus nese was discussed an dis-
posed of, a short literary program was
given by the members. This is only
the beginning of the,monthly meetings
and we expect that as we continue, in-
terest will increase, and as members
M. A., of Innerkip, uncle of the groom, take part in the ps1
performed the ceremony, in the pre- talent may be devil
settee of a few of the immediate relit- LOST Cow. -Qui
twee. The groom was euppported by paned to a cow belonging to Dan Dec- them success. Cadet McCitetr'ILmdue
r'. e: brother. Mr D. M. Balfour, of Lead, which was being wintered at G. Sundercoe! , E .-t�errinaea; ,t. r+prung.
ountForest and hie cousin Mr Mel- Fulford's barn. She was missed on come
me to Help Oapt rt Se ondYidte a 3, 1 eJJ02A�ONl SAH
a�stitt}is8irmrbq
,+ -. • . J1i19BfAetdrisOlprr
ram, good literary
ped•
an adventure ha
Walken, daughter and son made a Henry A. NeStrapmbe •of Clinton, was Wending a tew days with his bcoiexs'
visit, to the village after an absence of the preacher, and delivered a very in-law,, R. Ooad. ' Mr Johnetou,
eight months; they looked quite na- encouraging and" :practical discourse teacher at.glx4mith, occupied the pul-
tural '`:and appeared as though the and:gave an interesting address to the RR in ,$eneall Methodist church on
world used them very well. Mr M. Sabbath School in the evening. The Sunday evening last. We are pleased
Mains paid a, visit to Wingbam on Quarterly Board, on Monday, was well to state that Rev. J. Walker's family,
Tuesday. Miss Moorehouse spent represented, the finances ofthecircuit who. have been sick for the past week,
Sabbath with Miss Etlin , andleft for are not as well forward as they ought is imps oving. Mr . Jas. Bonthron is
Lucknow on Monday. Mr Riley has to be, but the hope is entertained that egcin in the bank, relieving Mr M.
received a car load of shingles this they will be brought up at the close of walker, who is sick.. Mr J. Zufie has
week. The Graugers spent a social the year. It was resolved that as Mr taken Mr E. M. Robinson as .partner
time together Monday evening in the -.S. J. Pollock, who has been a member in the boot and shoe business. Mr A.
Foresters' hall. Mr Melville has re- of this board for several years, has Murdock, of Thamesville, who has
signed his position as teacher in the moved from the circuit since our last Purchased the boot and shoe business
Presbyterian Sabbath School, owing meeting, we desire to express our re- of Mr A. Weselob, arrived in town on
to his absence from home. Mrs T. gret mewl;
removal, and our high ap- Wednesday evening;he will ]lye in Mr
Riddel and Miss Agnes Riddel return- nreclation of 'hie consistent christian R. Cudmore's new house. Special re-
ed from St. Marys on Wednesday. life and his zeal and usefullness as a vival services were begun in the Meth-
. chestier' worker, and also our sincere odist church here the beginning of 'this
Hallett wishes for the future well being and week by the pastors, and are being
_ =these of himself, his wife and well attended.
ointments ave Assembled this evening for
IMPROVEMENTS. -- Mr Sanderson' y'• - CHURoa.-The quarterly sacrament -
tee puriioae of unwiring you that we appreelste who bought Mr Braithwaite's farm, on al services in connection with the
your services, and to offron this small pres- the 14th, as malting extensive improve- Porter's Hill. Hensall circuit was conducted in the
ants a load of oats (35 bushels.) Yon have done • meats to hid tiara: He is also getting
all an7 one oonrd do hi the pulpit mud out of it irraterial on the groyne for a new lD$4saH,-Rev. F. J. Oaten will Hensel' lker, ofu iii o n circus preached
to benefit nitepiri and wq wish you ■o
Understand that we highly value the same- house, which is likely to be occupied preach at 7 o creek in the Methodistp
our prayer b that you may be long spared to by a junior member of the family. church on Sunday evening. very acceptably to a large con$re a-
preaoh the gospel of Christ and that you mar tion;. after which the sacrament; of the
continue to be successful in winning souls for BUILDINGS.—Mr M. Mains has con- I.O.G.T.-The I.O.G.T. met on Tues-` Lord's Supper was dispensed by the
the Master. Signed oa baa of the members tracts for the following work this day evening, and after the business of pastor, Rev. Mr Swann, assisted by
of Cole's 3rethodist eb year: -bank barn for John Direr. East the evening was transacted a very in- v J. Walker. On ,Monde the
BO. A, Qooras. W tereati program was rendered, con-eL r a arsaos awanosh; bank barn for Geo, Watt, nngg p gquarterly official board of -theHensel"
Mr Oaten replied in a few well rhos- Harlock; bank barn for Wm. Sander- slatingofrecitations, solos, instrument- circuit met in the church, the financial
eon, 14th con.; bank barn for John Mc- al music, etc. Without casting any returns were satisfactory. The Board
bn words. Severpl short speeches fol- Ilio ,Morrie; bank barn for M. Can- reflection on others who took art into
lowed expressive' of the esteem in sin sham, Morris; bank barn for Jas. the program, the soja byMiss �. Cox gave an invitation be Rev. W.S. aniKerr,
which Mr and Mrs Oaten were helot by gg g of Wroxeter, to become the senior
the members of that congregation, Nethery, 'Morris, Hand other minor and the recitation by Miss L. Waggle pastor after the present Conference
after which the ladipe served temptingwork' were not only choice selections, but year, when the present plwwtor will
refreshments, and the compactMs left NoTns.-r John Jenkins, who has were rendered in such away as to re have completed his full term. Rev.
for home with pleasant thoughts of been visiting friends in Wingham for fleet credit upon the givers. Onen the of Mr Kerr accepted the invitation, sub -
the evening at the parsonage. the past week, has returned home ac- tram forinent xt Tu da •features
n o ht will bpro- 'jest to the action of the Stationing
OoUNaXL.-Council met on Feb. 3rd. companied by Miss Lillie Jurrie. Mie spelling match. y g committee.
Moved and seconed that B. R. Swarts Wm. Knox entertained a few friends
and Sam. Blair be pound keeper for the very pleasantly on Monday evening. WEDDING BIDLLB.-Last week we Bruce$eld
Village for 1896 -carried. The follow- Mr John Best is on the sick list. Mrs had to note the marriage of one of our • PAwri.-A number of friendsggath-
were apppointed a Board of Health Geo. Beat intends leaving for Manito- most estimable youngladies, in the ered at the residence of Mr W G.
for 1898 -John Falconer, Thos. Clam- ba in a couple of weeks; we are sorry person of Miss Susan ox, whose pre- Scott, one evening last week, and had
eron, with Reeve.Ulerk and Constable; to lose her in this vicinity, as she had stance and help in church and Sunday a very enjoyable time.
John Biggart, Health Inspector; Dr. won the highest esteem of all who School work will be greatly missed, ANOTSEa PIONEER Goten•-Still an
Sheppard, Medical Health Officer.- knew her. Miss Emma Pollard. our but the loss thus sustained by this other break has been made in the
Moved and seconded that the account popular music teacher,was around lay- neighborhood, we trust, will be a gain ranks of Huron's band of pioneers. -
of Dr. Sheppard for $2.85 be paid,Reeve mg wood -bye to her pupils, as she in- to some other. This week we have Mra Duncan moDonam, wife of Mr
rant order for the same -carried.- tends taking a trip to Dakota. the pleasure of announcing another DuncaRoad pn McDonald, of the London
Council Monday, March 2nd, ourned t 7.80 n m. again on a y, S. 1896:-Lessons-Jr.2nd-Honor Roll ! C. r Sun- Conu- happy
, of the 8th coon. union in the and Miss Maoes of Mr w day of last weassed peacefully
k, at yawn on Frif-
Noms.-On Friday evening last a dercock, J. Sprung, M. Oollinson, M. Pickard, of the ant line. This Dun
number of our youngpeople drove Elliott. Sr, 2nd -G. Lear, B. Sander- couple are both prominent figures in 5Ct�tH1°
soeiet and we wish them evarsherri
'•l? ';;1`;o
.711%0.
::
sa.
, skip
this coun
over to Varna to attend a social under son N. Bowes. Jr. 8rd-G. Rose, A. y' pr
the auspices of the English church; Bedford, A. 1du h tar. 3rd -M. cans in their weddeddiif.vd'Ma role *
they report having a good time. The Lear, R. };owes, E.Bedford. Jr. 4th-
bto
ehind
flowers beatibd tlie&�artli tri
Socia committee of the Christian En- Melville Beggs. Sr. 4th -M. Morris, life, and mays Qheeregen nldfiLsftHfl''
deavor of the Presbyterian church g behind the•rrlilwcus irNi a nal d : Atha
y H. Little, G. Collinson M. Murphy, A. dashiutf �us bv,band no soca(.,,d a; efts
held a meeting, Monday evening, at Brigham. Behavior -M. Murphy. R.
re b �Y r� r'
Dr. Stanb : no dont some social Bowes, N Brigham, A. M I sty:_ • _.tj.. cit.•:. !!
evenings will be the resulthoze wish Morrie. E. Sanrheg¢�r�„n .1, Spk;i>r4•
elite Neaten, of Exeter. Mn Caenp- Thursday afternoon last, and no trace
'bell, of Ltralknow, and Miss M na Hut- or tidings could be found of her until
rlt of repast and Miss Georgia Fitz- Tuesday morning, when it was found
e a o ► 6 t into a t
ood work of.l,hea alelatdouenil.
calls itneil I
ld of rbnto cousins of a bride that she had by some mqq►►��s�g� tOdieseadegavale
were the tedetneide. The 'nide was swill pig lien underhtSaVlb■fhb straw ,¢1 em� R
1p`tfideo ay attired in white cordonnet stack. She wag.: gen out but is un. anq 4111cP lar gy re
n t a.,( etir e , • gilt) AiR,.lehldte..
eat. mea t}e, • • ,, ' ; eNeei eeerli iiaa
Ail vl ng CPTIVillY� LI
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da�eiliet low.9.FiLegartigg�ta
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Yliik, tr tamed with chiffon and pearls, a , . • . ui a , ■ jpfa-
tur tarried a boquet of bridal roses.- `t.. •{m' • olAt$a i ®i ei ilmrri
b 'd there, end Wr o�+� IFS �:.� •:
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rd mt that -she ere, gq� I�'a pt,s(;rt
R Miss nc U P�ted hero will ane k
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