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St. Peter's.
The members of St. George's Church
roouren'Gu►ld tyill eet in the school
`Step Insi de room (.1118 Monday tomcommence the I
,' t, Ohristmas decorations.
a At the regular meeting of the Kiog'a
�' "� ®�� �• z I Daughters on Tuesday otlicers were el-
�' I ected for the ensuing tern(.
jk At the weeting of Maitland Lodge,
l� t ✓.
No. 23, A. F. auci A. M., on 'Tuesday,
I
And See the officers for 1808 were elected. The
nk i p�� installation will take place Un St.
k a I John's night, when MorningStai-Lodge,
'' r OCCu'low, will join Maitland and the
a► ,vim •'r"� •'`r , t d '
91,'C,l officers of hath lodges will be duly
tww.?; •f1 4 placed in their chairs.
w' Large quantities of grain were mar-
keted the plLst week in Oudevich.
I I It is said that our butchers will retake
0 Lir - Ibe hest show of u,e tts fur the hot idays
ever, shown in Goderich.
The public schools will close next
�• a 1 Wednesday.
There was it parlor social at, Mrs. Mc-
BARGAINS." vn evening,
undeWesr
He au is Tuesday
the.
evening, under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid Society, of Victoria St.
Methodist :,hunch:
E. Caniplon, Q. C., teas in the Queen
city t1/ past week.
Oul v one more issue of this paper before Old Mrs. Jas, Harrison, (nee Dancey) of
Loudon, was visiting at the parental
Santa (Titus drops in to fill your stocking. � abode last week,
Haveou visited our store and selected from our Mr. Jno, Hunter, of the Lake Shore
�' Rcad, UOlhcrue, who was so seriously
Beautiful Holiday toclz"the Gifts you would title for in from an attack of pneurltonin, is
now bu the toad to recover
yourself and a] -o -those for your friends `! The prices The two dwellings being erected by
1 ore right (,n every single article in the entire Mock, Mr, W Wallace,on "Welliugtonstreat,
are being pushed ahead.
tend we will satisfy you in this respect as you were The: Goderich Star issued a Uhrist-
never satisfied before. mas edition last week.. and both the
imported and home work was well
Fancy Goods and Nohons� dune.
� Your . Goderich correspondent again
wishes every reader of THE NF,w9-
Books and Bibles—Bible and 11monD a happy holiday season,
U the annual meeting of St.
Methodist Hymn Books, Com- George's church W()Ile)'S Guild last
mon Prayers gild Hymnal week, the following uflicevs were elect-
y ed fern 180$: -Yves., the Rector, I],tev.
(,ompanion,Presbi'teriari ..took Mark Turnbull; Vice Pres., Mrs. ft. S
of Praise (with told without .
W}Iliauls; Secretary, Mrs. F. Jordan;
Treasurer, Miss F. ltutson.
the Bible) Miss Dlotton, the evangellst, who
hall been conducting revival meetings
`i In North street Methodist church, •left
q for Arthur on Friday.
`
The Masonic meeting at 'Carlow on
Children's the afternoon and evening, of Wednes-
day of last week, was largely attended
by uleinhers fci)tu the stirroundink
Illustrated lodges.
k The Kaeraulent of Lhe Lord it Supper
1
'fo Books ryas celebt•:lled fit the morning "til -vice
r y ' iu Knox Church on Sunday. Oil Fri-
day l day evening,at 8 o'clock rhe prepare -
!,F "k �` tol'y service was field, rr'helt Rev.
Iasi. A'1'alter Muil•, of Brucefield, preached
k ''•INI, Cards, I� �= lifter which new applicants were rc-
1,. - select into membership with the
t� Calendar's, church.
WEST HURON FARNTHRrl' IN8TITUTH.
-A public rater ' r
Booklets. 1,
p tlu was held its Ben -
Booklets. on Friday, Dec. 10th, at 1. ,
x30 a clock p. ill. when A. W. Count) -
bell, Provincial frond commissioner,
'"Remember what we told ou shout cur (iH'anc lectured (,n roads and Toad waking.
y y Roderick Young, of Carlow, introdue-.
Chinaware.„ ' Nothing to equal our display. 6Also our eel tilt] Subject, "(;tern Growing and
t the silo;” R. C. McGowan, of Blyth,
Toy Department, a perfect wonderland, dont miss look "Autumn C)Itiyat.ion" ;is the'
seeing it. topic of his Address, and then there.
S® _N . were niany; other speakers. Tile after-
nlaiu meeting was largely attended.
`��%"• Tt"i_ 1 ""' "" O. -it zi ani'", tea
YV O® & �j�� rnt'e.ting teas held i I 'lieu Church on
Wednesday evening, Tea wits served
CLINTON. At 0 p. ut, and the platform meeting
j coluulf need at 8 p. ul. Adds esses were
deliicreelby ltLtlld LV, Godwin,
Hutton, C'uu�ens stud llillyillyeLrd,,:wd all
excellent nl)sicnl prngranrl(e wider
t1lo direction of 1l,•. A1c'(jill, of West
Tho. �Illrotl �Ie�ts-record for tilt- recipients of his promises are Wnwauosh, roils presented.
now demanding tileit• fulfilment, and Y. P. S. C. L•', --•-The I'. P. 5. C..I'i, of
14 published Ivory THITRSDAT,•at its •Sir'Wilfrid finds that impossible lie Knl)x church It their •scud-alIII hill
Tiie NEwB-Rxc,)rtD P,intint; 110nsr, Albert St. p is in sore straits)leeting last Tuosday eva•ning, apponit-
Whitt to do. Honest ed the tollo\villgolli(•ers n
land col,vcors
C1lfix;<ton,C>•a><t. IIueninb;isinesscarry (lilt their pledges, ofcolonlittees:President,Rev.,Ias,:1.
Anderson, 13. A.; 1st vice lrc'sident,
®®slt9 even if they are opt written ones, such 1
As the present Yrenlicr's. Is Sit Wil_ .1+.Isevu"d Campaigno; 2tid vice pPesi-
ADVERrISINCRA•rBs. dent. ,,,Allss Edith WiggiuN; recording
11.1;. 0110. 8110. 1110. frill Lourr•ier to he judged by +idifferent secretory, MissMin)) it' `;trach: un;vorr•or-
t CnlumD..,...,$"n On X85 no g.0 00 c7 0o i
Costandard'i poilding soc'retary, Nli,..4 1,ollt.sa (lihsu);
* * hunn,,,...• a5 (o �n nn I2 00 ti u ' Lr, (eas •e1, lu Walter linc•hannn; uus.•.iwk*
Cnlmm�,...... 2', eu 1E u0 7 00 2 Bo cr•y uritsurev, Aliss Bell Wilson; (•un-
,. 15 00 a 00 5 o') 1 (m Tbc Old Libe:a (auiu'd in G)nehec la veuors of � uuuuit tens: lonlunit, .1iis.
t tmn,,.,...... li t0 ;i 5', 2 Oo 1 •35 { on :triko, :Lint there's the inisc•hief to Mifrinn .1Ln lin; prayer utoet lug, 1Vu1.
00-Spedal position frau 3; to r,: per Pent, rxt,a: i pity• Art(,,. cighteon ypai., of iia,d W. Stu(•1derL; suc•itll, 11i�s 11»fid Allrr-
rr transient advorttsent(•nts to cent: )3rr line for ' fighting they lire tinct lwatbly disgust- i•tly; mu ie, Percy ;1 nd1'('tvs; tiot\•el•,
the (Irst insertlou( •1 ceuts per Coo eneh snbae,turnt l Vl o St-ow,ti•t: Illis Inllarv, Mi.", I ft•it'II
ed to lint) that the fruits of victory are Shale•• lilc•r•itture,
insertion--na»pmicl m'a�urs. 1'rolessi,mulrnrds,n,•t SIe\r'ill't; 1'('lll•f, l hay,
exceediug one itiAi. 55011 ptr Rmnu n, Advo'rtise- I not to ill' . theirs, hilt al -e ill- Mir{.•+ Margaret Skelton.
merits without sm-Itic ,lir,•rtlori" will hepohlisholl 1'll,l;("1'GI\ U!' U1'1'•1('latti,--.1i the last
till fuib,d Rud aliar),od 6n' tt(- •rdil g:y. transient ' `Lead falling to , Int"I rt ho ill t
rot!te,—'•Lost," ••p•ouud," "For sal»,^ ttc.-bo I furule(r years thwarted them Its 'nu'eting of Ihureka Council Nu, to:;, it.
cents fm• tt•:t !usort!gn, 25 cent.• for etch suhso7 lent i T. of 1., the following )ffi(•el's wt•i'e
It sertion.
I every turn. The UI(1 Guiu•d is not in elected for Lhe next half your: -5. ('.,
'Call NE1Pa•RECORn will be sent to .try address, any innod to further sub -nit, to the in- Isigh A. Bain; V. C., Mus. A. E,
'ree of ptiAnge, for sy)o i,c• yeRr, payable Im all. fluence of the hypnotic "sunny ways„ Caulpbell; R. S,. A. -D. McLeod; Chap-
,ance.—V 50 may he charged If not so paid, Thr ]uin, J. 1V. Vauatter; L'reasurer,
late to wtrieh every subscription is paid Is denntea and if their hnc•kbone remains rigid II a rh Lunlo , F. 5. Thornes C. alantol•
by the number on tho add,e.s luhol, a paper dis• g 1 a
c,,ntl»»ert untilail smears Ric psi oxclpt at rho lively lilacs are in store• Herald, J. T. ;Newell; Guard, F. Hen -
option of the pr;prietnr. I derson: 5endnvl, W. I). Brun.
rv,J atTTCRELr,, In the campaign rn ter•ntinatin til ANNIVE11s1ARY $ERr ICES. -The gunk•
Aditor and Proprietor. I 1 1, g vel sary services were hold in Ebenezer
i June of last year Utitrier Made consid- Methodist ('hunch, Sootily. At Ila. Ili.
er•nblee capital in Tenipetance cot)- Rev. B. L. Hutton, of Dungannon,
giclU g4vertigemCubinities by promising It plebiscite onCbeached, and ILL 7 p, tri. Ifvv. J. E. .1.
Pri)hihition At the efu•lif gt pusstbI Millyard. A ten -meeting hits held on
Glasses --Allen & Wilson, the evening following and supper wits
Holiday gifts A. J. Grigg. I Inoment and, if the majority of the served front 0 to 8 o'clock. A good pro -
Bargains --W. Cooper & Uo, " �-people so decided, it Prohibitory law, gramme of nrtl,ic wits rendered.
Farnitnre sale -H. U, Barlett. .Chin wits Lativier in Opposition. Now COUNTY IMl1Itov.UMEN'1's.-R, Tich-
Whitt, to give -H( ens Bros. , home has put in a new floor, in the
S ocial display »gorier in possession of I ower is en- Master's office in the voltnty huildiog,
p p y -,T ,Ken ro;l, I deavoring to shelve the question (ir, 'it and also the sheriff's t,nd county,
Reduced prices -La" ' Kennedy.
Clinlbing nearer- T. tekson, Sr• le'nst, l)ecl'oud it. ),y the introduction clerk's-
The
lerk s. "
The "Acme" --Brock 5hephei:d, n of side issues, The (,lube in fnrtlie,, Tut MOu1tlaTlcs.'-The Model stn-
Xulas supplies --Ogle Cooper & C(l. once of this purpose is publishing Iu'ti dents caniulenced the written exam. ou
Holiday sensOn--lsilrov & Wiseman, T p 1 g Monday of last week And concluded on
Nory is the tune -The W. I). Fair CO, ('les which take astr•obg stand against Saturday luorniug. The class separate
A popnhlr• institnl.ion-W. J. Elliott. the enactment, of alaw for, the sulipres- ed in the alteriloun, each student Feel-
sion of the manufacture and sale of in- ing certain of success.
'----_—.-- After the t.rvo days sleighing, rain
toxiceting liquorcarne and draped business ctiusider•-
The Huron News-Re-orof Ably-,
Mr, George Wrigley, who as editor Mr. Morrow, of Dlrngannon, hits
1 25 a Yaar-MOO in Advance oi' t he N'nruu•rs' Sun assisted in pulling hoisted his shingle in town its it buyer of
-- • p g hitt ter, eggs, etc., etc.
chestnuts out of the fire for the Liber- The ice that formed on river and
Tlit'RSDAY, DMEMBIRR 18th. 1807, al:; daring the last two general elec- hnrhor, entirely disappeared witlT the
tiorl4, will, it is said, becorne editor of rainy spell,
ONETIiI � [, .4 SD A �OTHhR, tilt Templarpnhlished fit Hrrnilton, Huron Chapter, No. 28 R. O. W., will
_ hold their regular rleet.ing next T)es-
lf he accepts of this position it will, no diiy evening.
At a speech delivered in Quebec re- I (lnuht., constitute pillet Of a plan for Sturdy Bros. have been di%trihnting
Gently Hun. Dir. 'forte not only saidliLrge ullt)tlt.ies of C'hri:(tirlas grucer-
ca•joling the Temperance Tories once q
that Hon. Mr, Foster was and is A move, that is if they rare in the humor iesC
"Liar," but he likewise expressed the Thos. Gundry advertised a big sale
for further barnboorting•. It will be of cutters for Saturday, but when thea
wish that the press, the Liberal interesting to learn what portion Of day arrived there wits no salt', as every
press, presumably, would saynne had been sold by private sale.
atSaidid so. This they IlArdy'e campaign fund is to he devoted Printers' ink slid something in this in-
thhe s
to be doing quite readily, I to the subsidizing of the Templar, with stance.
Mr.. Wrigley Its editor,
but let Os all be charita1tile enough to I a In spite of the watchfulness ofour
hope only out of deference to the gene- Whitney Will Will, school guardian, boys may he found
gnde Tory who now occupies so exnited at almost. any hour, iu the back preinis-
• .a position among them. Mr. Tarte - es of the Opera House. One day htst
was never noted for nod mah4iers week, scute boy or buys {;tit possession
g + ' of all article that the achan family
or As A gentleman, but an improv'»• Circular City Brtel's, had ill shine of their drtnnn,s and fired
ment wits expected on his reaching the from one of the Opera House windows
eminence of a Cabinet Minister. Per- G(1nMRICH, Der. 1:3. --The Town (loon- at some pigeons flip shots missed the
pigeons, but, it pane of � glass was brok-
hAps, though, it is too much to expect Cil had it special meeting on Friday en in the replidenceof felt•, F. La:vrence.
his manners to be )letter than his poli- evening to consider the elevator dole, expretss agent, And 'it, portion of it
tical mnrals. gAtion's report And for general hast- struck Alrs. Lawrence in the ff,ce.
CL
Hess. The Little Currant (Manitoulin) Ex- ,
n a
« There will he a special musical pro- po.:itor objects to His Honor , I
ridge
Lanriet's Iroubles are only beginning gramme for the Christl"has services in Johnston instructing the Grand Jilt
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They' All Christmas
° "There are fads in m ♦s
medicine as well as in =;
other things," said a busy hack Compare these Prices and Goods with those offered in
druggist, "but the moat
remarkable thing about Hood's 8arsa- other stores in this town
partlla is that customers who try other
.remedies all come back to Hood's, and Ricksickers $1 25 Perfumes at $1 00
this is why the enormous 'sales of this
great medicilye keup while •� 1 00 ci ty
others come in a short 15
thine go out of To,--;' ight entirely. �t 1�y 44
is W by is it?" (' O, simply because / 5 + 50
Hood's Sarsaparilla has more real aura- Lt 50 64 40 t
tive merit than any: medicine I ever sold."
This is of daily occurrence in almostStele yS' 1 25 6l 1 00
every drug store. Hoods Sarsaparilla ,
Ihas cured more sickness, and made more (t 1 00 �l
happiness through restoration to health 75
than ani other medicine. i All they (roods are new and very attractively put up.
oct.d S Perfume ►ttakes a most'tastly and l.uitable Xmas Gift.
We will give you these Goods' for less • money than you
Sarsaparilla, can buy elsewhere.
Is the standard—the One True Blood Purifier.
u t cure Liver Ills; easy t9o.
"Hood's Pills take, easy to oparate.:60.
Manufacturing
at Sault Ste. Min ie, where so many laso no CoMbe Chemist., Physician,
French Canadians reside, that one of 9 Supplies &c.
the Jail officials should he able to
Speak .both French and English. Chemist and Druggist.
The Expositorcon Iends English should gg
he the only language of 'out- country.
Daingainnon.v FURNITURE DEALERS AND UNDERTAKERS.
Rev. Mr. Armstrong is busy getting Broadfoot Box & Co.
it c•onfirruettion class ready for the
Bishop of Huron who will be here On
the 17th its 7 p. fit.
Miser Wiggin-, inLs accepted the piiai CHISMS NOVELTIES IN FURNITURE
tion of organist in St. Yaul's church.
Mr. C, Brown visited in Clinton, 1
b'erquhar gull other, places during the We have the largest and hest assortment of Fancy Chairs and Tables, '
pit,:t week. for the boas trade that has ever been displayed in the, county of
Robt, Moore hits engaged with Mr.+
�I
McLean for a year. Mr. AlcLeall uron, And what is still better the Prices are AWAY`t>OWN.
knows a good nrtt.n• and has securest FANCY ROCKERS In Oak, Curly Birch, Bird's Eye DIa lls and Ma•
one ill Buh, . y p
we Are glad to see ollr old friend, hut, . Upholstered ,iu Silk Tapestry, Silk Brocalella, Silk
Mr. Nyard, able to he about. UgUill, Velour, Corduroy and Plush.
A few of our vOunt; people had ;L®���R �� ������
pleasant talry Ipli at 1111 Arulsl vong's in Plain and (quartered Oak, and
the other evening• Plain stud Curly Bitch.
The Christian Endeavor Convention• RATT�� l� (KERS Sixteotith Coutur Empire, and l,namel
held ill Erskine church Friday evening In y, ,
was it grand success, the church being Wall.
filled to the doors. The progreunile RFECEPTION CHAIRS in Curly Bitch and -U
was provided by the different church- t p j
es. Especially worthy of mention holstered in the very latest coverings,
were:—a paper oil Thanksgiving by ROMAN AND DUKE OF YORK CHAIRS- These are
Alis% Maggie Wilson, •tad one an the two styles of chairs that are creating such a sensation mong
Temperance by Miss Bate Sinchtiv, e
the hovers of Fanc Furniture. Don't fail to gee til
and Another by Mr. Bowels, of Purt I y ett11,
Albert, alt the effects of alcohol on FANICY TABLES, MUSIC RACKS and all the latest Novelties in Furniture
the system. The singing was fine, i
Al IH9 �7tlylle is to have her Holiday Come find see what are have to offer. We consider it a pleasure to
next 1't'eduesday. We4all hope they Rhue• You our Gomis even if you don't buy. Buy your Furniture 4
will have a good tune, from as and save the profit of the ordinary Retail Dealer.
A number of young falls• gathered
at, the y eve ingot Ni r. Thompson On Him*
� d
fo
�Box
thebir day o Prov. :31'd to celehritte Inge Co.,
the birthday of his sen :1dtLnr, rvho is ((1
Pi -it sweet. sixteen. After all had slit- l
Isfied the innfw Ulan they enjoyed •�• �0�. �i)flI1C�)le`„§�. 01(rina�,Cl'.
themselves fora, Dery hours with games.. Night And Sunday calls for 17ndertakin answered at residence of our
enc other anillsertlents, when till `' g
wooded their \vey+ hauulwan} Funeral Director, J. W. ehidley, King street, Opposite I'ottr]dry.
wish-
ing lir. Thompson had several birth-
dilys in the year. ---- _ —
Sleighing here was food for a f(•ty AT I T � G I N •
(}tLyB, hut. -the vain II has taken it it\r'(Ly
a.nd left Innd.
We Indy expect to hear- of several Seloctfrom the fullurviu list rrhtit vuu a
weddings in the near future. I lard g , ry nt and make your- pltr•chases early:
(inles, if the times be hard, du not stop
4lha. Nra' Rairi. v for.... .:. R fir •-�
the limt.ri11lot) ial s ,lic,ll ,s, "" ..... 1'egulur I'riec. Our Price.
1 � 7 ihs. n•�ud,laiuu Tia 1111 ............... 1 1)U
Quilt' a t umbo' of )rating folks frorn (1 2,re, Jaran'I'ea .... Rroorn+......,,,1 .......,`•5 80
. • , .... ,l Iltl I R•a,:hboiuds... ,... .
Illy,• brut( ill the tell, ilwotill r at. Ehonl - 61ha,811". ,r:tpnuTra.......... ............. . 1 00 ... .. 35 17
f+ I Oatu)eal (par I1 Ihs) Special try Sack. r,
zer Alonda ni•rht, atld I.I.wit it > a Ih,+. 4ou ItlucY or Japan 'I',gula .............. )d
y r, 1 ,f,uo(1. P'Inanrinl; Lxtrncts ..............10 (IH �
1iI( ghing rvonl(I have ill([(-( pleasure. ]tenuttr Price. Our Price.' Laundry starch ...............•....lu dH
111.v. G. AA l Kt hl' >nk spent tilltlday ItsLiun(h'y Cosp,ln5chars for ..... ''25 1 linking Powder.,.. „10 arra
Snulhht S, ap, (3 h•tr. ..... .......15 U I flakb.g `oda ............... .. ..eG e4'
dor tit(- parental roof. Brooms ............ . ..... 15 13 1;t loc. plug, 31ol)unald's 'tobncen,...8u
Al re: Alollnugb has engaged Mr, Thos. 1
I':Iliutt, of till' , to paint the inside Of Other good, at like pricos. Mitch sugar for little money. Choice Faulily Four,
her holoarnfl rehic.lt edlh (rreilfly to its $3,;35 per cwt. Oats wit,nte(1 in c'xChttll (1 for Oatuleal. ('h )ice Butter oil hand,
appearance. �+ t' • .
iii. Will. Mc "rt 11111. hits received his l3van, Shorts, Chop .aid All kinds of Grilin hnught. and sold.
stock of Xmas „outs and has e fine
diel,lay' O. OLSON, Victoria St: nearueen's HotelClinton.� , Cl
colltlilllatioll Classes,
Not ice has ,just been received from -Y -
the Education Departnit'llt of the aillouutsapportioned to tit(• Public A Shoe
Talk.
schools in Wast kuron For. sift, class w
and continuation class work. �o �► m ®p��
Winghani will receive $1M from
Legislative! Grant And $100 from Conn- Every person who docs not
ty Grant, or $21)(1 in itli. have to pity storet,+e. on his f("`'
Brussels receives $50 and $50 or $1(10 money is f:unilitr with the difii F'ft,t;�yw
in all. inlcttne Answerblem ltLhuirle quire meets
I31yth, $50 and $50, in all $100. of these advanced tines. P'oclt-
Bluevide, .$.50 and $50, in A11 $100. wear is one of tits unfailing „t, 76'r �
Townshipof (ire 52(lt necessities, :Lod it costs It good
" flowick... ........... .:80; (leAI in the cont:•le of •L year -if
Hallett„ $;5t5 you get the wrong kind. We o
Diclrillop............. $1t1; don't keep the wrong kind.(Y Y • „z .
Morris . ............ . ... . $35 ; Not that we Are More honest � -����
Tuckersinith............ $41); than tho other dealers, but our
Turnberry.............. . $45; long experience lilts taught its : '..y*�"� • °: '� � ,
,5
Village of Wroxeter, , ............ $35 ; how to ft\•nirl being -stuck" on •�•; . ,,;i• `�;, • .'
Amount received Eton, Legislature, poor goods. l;,' ..`,�;•-. •,;�� ��,j ..
$505;Alnount received_from County, This knowledge is necessAr-
$275; Total lunotint$844l. )IV of henplit to out, cirstouic•rs,
The Modp1•srhool examinations Took beeautie, the cheaper it shoe firm
place last week. Thele were :31 condi- can buy the cheapevitcan afford
(I*ites writing ,Lt Clinton for teachers'
certificates. The presiding examiners '-Cheap" doesn't mean poor
were Inspector Robb And Mr. George gtinlity^, -however, for if it dict,
Baird, of Stanley. Ont• shoes would not he "Chea"''4x • .-"
Ave keep no poor quality goods, .•'
no matt" what the grrLde. •` "1 may,
The celebrated Makers Of
LOGS41
J. O. KING & CO., J. & T. BELL.
m�s��1a
JACKSOiv & JACKSON,
We wantlogsthis win- The Noted Shoe Dealers,
CLINTON. S,
ter of ALL KINDS.
We are prepaired to A POPULAR iNSTiTUTION. I FEED FOR ALE■
pay the HIGHEST 75 A
75 pornds gond Feeding Wheat, 08 pmrods Onto
RTItATFORD, ONT. 1100 pounds wheat for 160 ponnda any kind Barley
CASHprices. It will Offers unexcelled advantages in all departments 45 centsDushel for Peas in Exchange for good feedin
six male teachers, grail +Rtes eminently succoasfnl Wehat at 40 scour bushel, Also plenty good Yellow
board cheap, moderate rates, the host husinesa col. Corn for sale cheep,
pay you to bring yout lege in Western Ontario. circulars free. W. O. PERRIN. Clinton.
Winter term Monday Jan 3rd, 1896, Dee. 4th, 11187,
logs to us. _ W. J. ELI,IOTT, Principal. Cottage and Lot for Said.
Mrs. Janet Carlyle Hanning, sister The undersigned of orR for sale a fromn
R, &, J, RANSFORnD ('f the celebral.ed Thomas Carlyle, and I cottRg Iof four 1`00Ms, with IoRIM0. C•ontrally
T the last ineruher of his fAmil flied in sltnRtcd. fined water and drainage, will be
!!/ I Toronto yesterday, She was eighty- I sold choan Apply to
Stapleton Salt Worlts, 1 flue years Of Age. Clinton, Nov. loth. W. V. SPARTIF. v
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