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Gen. 28, 1047, giving a very eloquent
and practical sertnon. On Thurs ay
of bet week the regular Meeting of the
Wratten's Auxiliary tnet at the home
ofMr R. Miller. On Sunday evening
beat the Sacrament of Holy Commun-
ion will be adminietered at the close of
dee eerviee, • • Colborne.
P. R. OONCEST.-As announced in WEDDINO.-A. happy and Interesting
Witt feet week, the concert in connect- event took place at the home of Geo.
ion with N. le, No. 4, Ooderioli town- Bean, Carlow. on WednesdaY of last
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DAINTINESS
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riiItetftlitSO Cblnn
Pireftelt China
" IHAVIlland China
• Cut Olasti
4. : Sterling Sitirer
001id. Plated Wear
. Crying Sots
RS., Etc, ,
New etylete rloh •shapea,
beeetifel deeorationaand
perheps the handeomeet
shoiring dist •Clinten has
bean Asked to 'look 'et.
The 'tales etMw how it's
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The News o.i) the Neighborhood
Supplied by the New Era's wide/awake and reliable correopondents
ship, Will be held in the L. 0, L. hall week, When his eldeet daughter, Mist;
: On the evening of Friday, Dec. 7, com- Bliza, becaine the wife of Edward Mc,
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mencIng a 8 recto0k. &aro. The Ka. lierdy. The bride was assisted by her
gram will Consist of phonograph music, sister, Mtn Rose Bean, while W. J. fie,
Waimea vocal and inetrumental Hardy. breather of the Mom. helPed
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' been seeured from Clintou and tioder, Shim rrfornsihg the ceeetlien3t. The ihn 4911999Pt ited neetanni 1101150tO ,Iamee.euuld. foe 4 FOad, i."40dericie. township, IA fop some
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Great reduction in Millinery. at MBE GRA- .. Intended or last week.
HAM'S,
Canacue.-A national 'festival under addressed the W. F. M. S. of Jame
NoTge.-Rea. Mr Long, of Sewall,
the auspicies of Ste Allarewie Preeby-
terian S. S. will be het on Wednesday.
Dec. 5th, in the Preebyterian church.
The four leading countriee will be re-
presented bY the following clergymen:
I rouses. A '..riumber et, persens have him through the ordea ; Rev, gand, by Rev. Wns. Penhal ; Ire- Mrs Johneould lute .4 h h
.-.7e•MO.• *.er -"HP lts fgrill9P reeideilV at the lierileld
ich, besides local talent, and DO dile bride' nd groone ate 3netlY ruler Soot Oa, by ev. Perrie, ing- term of yeara awl will live with: her years bas been careying' on &black-
St. Iffetbudist church last Friday even.
ing l'Idiesions in the Northwest,"
RevelteMillyard. and wife entertained
the,young people of their chuech at
the parsonage on Tuesday evening.
* • Tho beet oilVortlielnO
In thI0 agetInn,
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Additional Local News.
Emu IT le AOAIN.-W. J. Foster, of -
Preston, renewing his eubscription to '
the Navy ERA, se.ye "I like the Nave
gikort rate; in fact could not get
a ;Aplomb It."
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l'iltatiKETS.-Live hags have advanced
to 1525. and buyers state that they
may find difficulty in getting stack. -
Poultry je_being marketed in consider. .
able qqactftleet turkeys sell at 7c to 80
per dressed; geese 5c; chickens 25e
to * per pairiditeks 10e to 500; dressed
hose f 50; short wood ,40,25.
Leff". of Burnside, Mich.; has eold out 1
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G.
Egmont!) ,ro Calealloli..-Pred
his business there, and may coinaliene
bustnette here. Kr leofft is'welifEnown
should raise this treat; mine, and bring among the youog .people t.ke sec; ARA Canadatsbar Rev, T. Davidson, daughter in Pontiac, Mich, eeprge siellthing business in Ktchigan,
la friend vvith you. AdmiseiOn 10c end tion, and have the verY, !test Meuse of B. A., Varna. The Flag" will be Floyd, an old resident of 'the village welcome him back to Canada,
1.5oeproceeds in aid of public school. all for their future hapPmeei and Pres- widely spread; music will be furnished died on Sunday last at the age of 77
• t ng so pleasentlY 8Prt n plus agt enea tan ,t e ale matte, tary on Tuesday, Mrs T. E. Sandford nes are t e oy, 130.0 ,0 enip.
AociDENTAX. Possonneee-sOn Wed -
d l't b f T K
v After the ceremony the even- by Mire Patterson Auburn,. Mr D. years and was bnrled in Exam, cetoe.
Noatts,---Ephraim Butt, returned beet Ferit - m fr
dhM Q
t at it le said- of town Admisition 25a ; Proceeds I
and spclal mterceursen entertained a number of yeung people grave roa , Was ae e y p9tOfle�
in Manitoba, and reports a successkul b bein given a mixture containing a
seferal others caught the infectiOn,and ajdpf She „SundaV School Werk. Hese on Wednesday evening In honor of „ iS .-,
Byans, Toronto, is the
' I d ere long will seek a cure in the same E. u, raytop, the well known educe- hoe brother and sister who have re- large quantity of Imam:tam in mis-
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guest o e or a harmless prepare. On ,
coo. 3. Mair wihI ba' ve a ' seae kat his remedy-rnatrinion3s tientst and sPeCiallet on Scientific tem- cently returned fi one Dawson city, to
ferm stock, etc., on Tuesday, Dec. 4th.
COMMenelnik at 1 p. me we are sorry laave received from an esteemed reader 0. T. Ue in
..1101,08ED PlOWING MATCH.- We tures under the etuipecies el te' , an oat week at the opera Hotthe. soon put out of danger, This Is the
, this place on the 0 and Bet% Knight, tailor, his moved into tiecond. time the. same child has had
Was bought to a doctor's cffice, and
drank
peranca of Boston, will deliver lee- eirukon, Tbe Jolly Pelle will hold fotth
to lose Mr Mair from this sneighbor. of the mew BRA, in this to • a 13th In the various oburdhes. The first his handsome neW store opposite the exPerience of thts kind* having
but a're• glad that he is not going far - • •
oo o 8 tt MOS alma e ,
B CREWS
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B. e only to Clinton. • giving an account of a plowing match .second evening on "A. (Mass of Beer
c loping from an Isle of Wight . paper, eyening will be on "My Boy" and the Central flotet, "
, Chennote-Main St.Methodist church RETEREnso OEPToTila.-.The follow-
. which took place there. 'Our corres- analyzed" ; a profitable time is expect- hold their annivereary services on Sun- ing township clerks haere been appoint,
, Pendent thloks the publication ok the ed by all, as the sebjette aregrand.r
Expert Watch Repairer- d " "
P of Sarnia, will preach the sermons, ing Count' Council elections : No, 1
Honor an ar work, but . th et f M M fig •
some Ay poison once before.
' Jeweler And Optician ,
• .• • • Nett:ea.-The Man:moth Block is eV-
article would stimulate interest in this . . • • aY, 2nd when Rev. De. Daniels, ed returning officers tor the forth.com-
•St. JOrteph. t t branch cf ra •NOTES.-Nliss Diode!, of Wm ham •
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fject from the scientific as well, as the
social standpoint, and hb lectures con-
sequently contain' tench valuable in-
formation. 'Whetever oneee Idea, on
prohibition be would be bent4tted on
• all sides by heartne'lir Taylor.'
• Guelph, Ont., Nov. kith, 1900,
,Rev. Dr,Taylor, of Boston, COricIitded.-a eerier*
...of four lectures on tido Temperanee Under
the aiMpices of the • T. U., in our al last
lgonday eve:riix*aga rovedto of de/sin-
-Wrest and p
.2aaster of his subject nd an orator of no mean
• zbility, Big stateusints are mai end judicloilso
thelanguage chaste and courteous,and his argil.
=ontological and convincing. Dr. Taylor is a
, • Christian gentleman ineverysense of the word.
Bid lectures in our city were helpful, not only
-to the cause of Temperante, but to the cause of
Christianity in general. Nireheartily commend
and his work to the pesters and churches
In. the places whero he may be lecturing
throughout our province. •
B. W. taltillartah. Pastor 'First Rapidat church
W. J. Itnrover, . Congregational,
3. $.1toss, rastor•Dublinet,Methodist
, Arias Tovnta•.Pastor Disciple thatch
A:. thissioy, " NorfolltSt.?dethodist -
is e gue o rs as. c urclue, On Monday evening tbere will be a District Wm Stealers - NO. 2 Ja
et the article Is too long to use this
this week. Miss View mceirea, of. tea-meetinv at whieh Rev. Mr Hobbs, Cansycbc;i1 ; NO, 3, Fred 'Sess; 14o.,
s.
Temperanee •Rddreasea% pected to be finisited ln the enlarge of a tveek, we einaply draw attenticn to it.
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For the citizens of Clinton. it rare
'treat is in store on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd
of Dec. The Rey. B, O. Taylonof Boa-
, • ton, Specialist, Authorand Lecturer On
'.Good Citizenship and Scientific Tem-
perance, will speak as follows:-'
On Saturday, Decast, in the Presby --
torten church at,8 p.m.; eubject-"Mie.
robes and and Men.' • •
Sunday, at 4 p.m, sharp in Ontario
-elt. church; sublecte-PCitfietishiP in the
light of Chtist and PauL" ' This lecture
Sunday at 8p. ie. in littetilinrY St.
vi,
is for for voting Men and ' men.
'eMeehodist church. Subject- toThat
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boyof yours."
• Monday night at 8p. m: in the Town
!Hall. • "A giasa.orgeer analyzed."
Every public school teacher. Sunday
,•$chool• teacher. pastor, Bndeavorer,
League and and children, should hear the
etlaturday night lecture. .
. To all profeesional men and teachers
; an invitation to the'llIonday night lec-
ture is especially extended; no one can
afford to miss these lectures.
The Guelph Mercury of the 111th inst.
SATS: "Dr. Taylor deals with hie sub.
month af r o about 30 men is con- ' th t if w Cranbrook, has take,n a eituation in of Wingham will lecture . on "The pi au Mo I
; ce The cori•esiconclent thinks a e
r e No 5 J ; No
stantly emsloyed. 'and as soon as com- had better plowmen in. Canada, we Mrs Graham s Millinery shop, ,Mise Angular mews , • t
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. . . ft F. S. Scott • o.'7, Peter Porterfield;
Dieted Mr endronwill start a general Mame Young, of London, is vleiting (This week's)
visiting hie son in Michiga,n, has re- - No. 8, Joseph* Cowan. The nomina-
vvould not have so many wild oats.
friends in this vicinity. Invitations
are ont antiouncing a complimentary Isiorgs.-A. J. Rollin% who has beed
here, and have established a Acme in
Mr Gendron and sod have now moved
keener, have arrlyed from Montreal.
few years ago. though the interest in
ches which Obit place in this county a
dtnner to he served to hir and Mrs
T., N. Tait, in Jas. Stothers' new • res- turned. Sate Blesett died on Wed- tions take piece one we_ckichefdorteh thoste.
Loge tooptvtlahse,agriteadovailys.isit„ei an v 0
tAo e e eotir I
The a It 1 b
store. The family ot Mr Lope, hotel, We remember well the plowing mat.
the buildtneit occum S by Mr BissOn- them lagged 80 much that they- were
discontinued, but there is nothing to taurant ;sailors on Friday oadog at nesdery morning at the advanced aeee
$14vr year in advance
il•ta wken,71.ot so peed.
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Perfect
Emulsion of
.eod Liver 611
With IlYpoPhosphltos of
1,1tne and soda.
' This preparation con -
Mine fully 50 per omit
• a Cod Liver Oil which
b so cileguteed as to
make it easy and pleas.
' ant totake, ThisEraul.
• tory results, tell es and •
satin we guarantee.; tt
does not give eatishice
we will make it 404
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Oar price b
•3ffe for the reglilar 50C.
; SDe tor the regular SI
1(COIS US Only.
SYDNEY .11401iSON$ '
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Organ Factory Notes,
The large staff of bands is kept busy
day and night, trying -to -flit the ever.
increesing orders for Doherty Organe.
The orders ate for both domestic antj
foreign trade,
re
of 80 y;ars the:funeral zit! be held. on Tara cram os. ormam•phited, an *as dee of rat titbit • . •
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nette in ma ing organ,pmes. Arthur prevent met9hee being held in ,, the 9 o'clock ; Ms thedoctor has disposed et - , 'Daring the past two Years,
many farmers in Huron h a good en Tuesday. an engine end 4 &Able cl •
Geitrei arrived from Dakota on Satgr'' epring or fall and it is Oita poesible his businees and le about to remove eaida . Key, htr Scot of Aylmer, ave invested crttypaotsesempfanovdetrheite.n,gTitee hgar4adsoent • . ' 1
. difficulty going ep, but this will not -
will preach anniversa s r t
ry he nione u!ti,.. in Crearri Separators. We would like P
day last. ., ' . . that the young farmers groseeme op from town, hie friende are giVing him
.Tames St. Methedist chutes , Dec)? , to have their opinion on • the benefits ,
an evening in the Abates manner pre- -
Tag "Sicat.-The typhoid fever is would be glad of an opportunity of
„after. The siding will . prove a yes,
H the usual Supper and concert WA Pe „.„4likely cause any special. trouble here -
are
rapidly and atpresent many, testing their skill in tine directien, Saintooncle G. , ageak th16 vv-ao.'lle.e.111 of Ainavig;•31Preaencevi in
v ar r r
IQUO to la tu e M m igen o Monde foll R :-
fof our readers to
tion, nehortletter, dealing with
advantages there0f, and ask any
send 118' fne- Fub,tibiecalt"; great convenience in the wagof hand"
Mies A, Denoiny, G. Corrivean and This is a matter we would like to sett u
to the housevvith bate -Mrs L.Denonsy„ bran& of work. brings its OW11 reward.
are seriously ill; among those confined Proficiency in this, as in . every other
pia& has got the offer of a station at el
akville, at yvhichpla,ce Mr Hamm:Ma tree loadsn or ear eystaave been com-
unday. Large use, stating their profit /1'. I emnPind 'Mate the constantly' Iticfeasiba
mg lumber. coal, organs, *, and tac-
Mrs L "Nigh; it is caused by the impure discussed, in good,sliert,breezy letters, is this week investigating before re- raelgt)with old systems, end givag any de -
o Pin for export. Sas. Beverly, tails that would be of inte st to the nese of this factors' Very Dana.
moving there.
to
urni ure ea er,
LondonCollegiate
Re im en. into Par •-. general farming public.. ()MIN,. to continued ill health Mk G.,
NoTie. -Dr. Rose; of A.uhurn, spent _ •
Sora). -Mr HenrY• Freeman
Mullett • ' ' any morning frons half a dozen to a,
_•CHANCE ROB -SAVE AC4ENT9.-Almost
dozen business men can be seen f.ttlitie4,
der his resignation, to take effect a,t '''‘,. 1
ra'seffouLndeet ii; ten -
Sunday
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Sunday at the home of his brother, A. • rien3f the 'enact flat year, Mr McKee has .
Maas. Rev.111r Sawere attended a fun. him sold his 50 acre farm, being the making their way to their respect- decided lo retturn to Clinton, and wilL 1--:..,
oral in Westininster lest .week. Miss 'West half of lot 23, 3rd con., tit his son lye places of business, carrying their take uperiffice work in the establish- • • '
water in many wells. elon5 the lake' and will give space to all such.--[Edi-
shore; it Is now being cbecke . tor Mew BEA.]
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•• Westfield. Tuckeromith.
NOTES. -Mrs Wm. Howitt spent last Norne.-11liss Eliza Bell, of Sennett,
week with her sister, Mrs R.Brett,Sea- Was visiting her friend, Mrs E. Walters,
forth'. A. B. Carr is on the sick list. of Tuckersnaith, for the past week, ac-
J.H.McClinton and wife spent a couple companted by her little cOusin. Mary
of days last week with friends in God- Bell. Mr Peterson is boring an arte•
erich. R. Taylor, of•Ste Helene, spent sian well for George Turner. • Mr and
Sunday in this net hborhood, J'aft. Mrs John White, who have both,been .
Marks hist week. Mr Landesboro and A.uburn. Dee. 13th, and Londesboro, • •t • t h h .t town, as he is a bright, brai y young
nership Wesley Huston. of town.
ktrugefield.
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&count books under their arm, whbh, mooted his fattier-in-taws:We Doherty;
McKenzie, of IsnaknoW, and Miss et Joseph. • .
'McLellan; of Clinton, visited , Mrs ' Tan TAXES.-Robt, Smith, collector, for sefhety, had been taken home the Es-,
o While we regret the necessity •
ow. . etreseo e evening. lome 4...lf them h
Baird lest week. Mrs Stephenson, will be at the Oommercielebotet, done this for years, whde uraproof
ave for the chaiwe shall be glaetn"
have* McKee again a reit dent of
Kamm visited at the home of Atre ton. on Dec. Iftb; Kibbitrnee Dec. Mb; f
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It Fur and Clothing
Store, where Value
is ever Pound
Who ev er heard of a man getting
More than his money's worth? if you
ever hear of mob a sale You may also
look for bearing that there ia a police
• °brat case shortly after; to get more
• than your money's worth means to
Stealth° difference. There 46 moneyss
worth, in the Tahiti; we offer in Furs
And Clothing, no:more, but never less;
our 015201is that •We are the unrest
...spd_best, equipped strietll (710tlxing
• analltr store in the Western part Of
!the yrovince. A. claim is the easie t
thing to make in the world, as you
• *now. even if you think /or the room.
*Oaths commonest kind of olairei4
eris-Polltimil for Smith, and the unroll.
ofthe same. tolaire therefore
*about proof !BM inneh wirtd, there.
.forwe wantlyour ttebistande in the Proof
of our 410.bn, the °nil wat feet that
ws 1nc prove our *me yourself with "rife& 000 and see
ter yourself, also bny for rennet', We _
can save 'yen be the prices slid give
yon.volrie in everything. .6
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i, The Metropolitan Course. farming, and is offering his spiendi
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Ort the *rang side of the etreet
Strongle Block, Sealatirthe OM,
Hoover is laid up with sciatica. Mies on the sick list are improving. . Mrs
Ida Henry spetat Sunday with her she, Roweliffe, of Winchelsea is staying .
ter, Mrs; A.0ballenger, Melbourne Mc- with her daughter, Mrs J.. G.. (Inch.
Dowell, of Goderich Collegiate, spent Mr and Mrs A. Seeley, of.Olintori, vie -
Sunday at his benne here. • • Mrs jos. bed friends 'here last week. Gifford
Jackson is very ill. , . Crich, who has not been well for some
time, is getting better. Win. White
has gone to Owen Scatted evhere he se-
Londenboro. cured aesituation for the winter. A
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enantil of nice fresh butter in Sefund rolls, Arthur Cantelon a short time 'tag°.
Specie -1. -EO Sheets cream wove, nuea. note • •
. large number of young people spent a
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Paper andf0 envelopes for M. .We want any Very removable evening at t e home of
egg° an dried aPPI!a. W.14 Q litwITE. Wm LandesborOtt h was seriously
PARM—Lttet Thursday
eyening quite a number ot the mem-
bere and adherents of the Methodist
church, along with their pastor and his
wife, took Mr and Mrs D. Floody by
•I:interim in presenting themselves se
their hoine. Their object watt to pres.
entiirs Floody with the following ad-
dress:el
Mu From:ie.-We, tbe ante:sabers •of the
Methodist own& in Londeeboro and mem-
bers of the congregation, beg leave to ac-
knowledge the °statue leithful work per -
tented by you as organist. • We could not
allow thie opportunity to go by Without in
Some way or other expressing our &precis.
tion of your eervices. We now• ask yen to
aceept this purse as , emelt remembrance
of the many happy data spent together,
iiingibg the songs of Zion. We lave known
you for yeare as one we loved. And whose
presence was elweys an inepiration. We
congratulete you on your change from
single to marled life. We clan only hope
that you will work with tie in the future as -
in the pest and that youflife may be long
spared to be an active faithtal worker
In the &math anletwhen life's workon earth
is at en end may you and your huebend
wesrthe crown isnit be forever at red in
presence of him who mid "Be ye faitbful
unto deatb and I wilt give you it crown of
life." Signed on behalf of the Londeeboro
Methodist chinch. T. B. CommAnot
• Pastor.
After the presentation the evening
was spent in games and social chat,
when lunch was served,all feeling that
they had spent a pleawant evening to
other. Mr and Mrs bloody take this
opportunity of thanking the members
vary much for their kindness.
hurt while helping eborn cattle et Mr
Black's,. but we are glad to hear he is
recovering. Miss RhodaLandsborough
visited this week at the home other
sister, Mrs McQueen. Stanley, Mr S,
Johns, who has old his farm, hold
poseession until next August, when be
expects to retire either to Goderich or
Seafortb; about the indy cdd settler
left in this section is Mr Sautes Lands-
beredgb, who is One Of the pioneers.
Stanley.
A MUNOZ-Charlie Avery, of the
London road, has decided to give ug
property of 150 acres for sale. It is
IMO chance for some one to get a good
property.
Cotrocm-Stanley Council met on
Monday, Nov. 28. Minutes of the pre•
vioue meeting were read and signed.
P. W. Farneomb was instructed to sur-
- vey and re orb on big swamp drain.
CooperGreene is eXpec
e g
paid: John Cameron , .J. Iline-
dual° We' (3' 146811'n 148,481elanateaMit ipmfor ttlfeaterninoofi.°1°'InchC;orcol, nogteSett
..eepingdtit in repair, Sy, .1 t tthe dig„
Conte 4.80, S. Bothwell 117.52, elk on., two valuable horses;
Watts .06, wi" ease wnich they bad woe unknown and
Jtit* camPbell 1/5114 -* bottled, the ekin of the most practiced
• E. Reid 45144. A. Reiti $63.52, S. Parke veterittati j. Ashton and Idles Ids,
mol•••6••••=il
• Tiret Entertainment Dee. 3rd
-Plan now open at w 4 D. Vales.
Become a subscriber anti *rat hitch °lase
*rinielcalapdllteratnre entertpintnents for $1,
Thi }telecom -be Photo Awarded Rola mitial
• . =kw Parit Exposition used at tntee enter
Goderich Township
ILL. -Samuel Barr, of the 15th eon.,
his been laid up with typhoid fever,
but we are glad to learn he is on the
mend.
OPERATION. -A son _of R. Baker,
15th con., aged about 15 years,. who
has suffered for some tithe from inter-
nal. trouble, underwent it successful
surgical operation on Tueeday.
WEDDED IN THE wEsT. --- A few
weeks ago Miss Kate Comae% second
daughter of Mr Jas. ttorneell, left for
Killarney. Man., where on her arrival
on the 13th, she Was united in matri-
monial bonds to J, F. McCartney, a
trusted employee with the Killarney
Milling Co. Miss Connell was well
known and deservedly popular here,
and her many friends wish her the
greatest proaperlty and happiness in
her new home.
NOTES.-- Squire rtddrectsed the
League at Clole's church last Sunday
evening; his address was much appre-
ciated. Rueben Grigg's house is near
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trig completion and will improve the
appearance of the Oth con. T. Ander-
son, tax colleatorehas lust fiddled his
rounds, and look*, perfectly well in ap-
pearance,' c nsidering the amount of
calling be ha done. A. Welsh, of the
Bayfield,line, disposed of part of
his bush to Mr beetle?, of Clinton;
Alex. and his sons will have a snap this
'winter. We learn that Mr Beacom, of
the Soo, suffered loss recently by the
conflagration of his saw mill; he is a
eon of David 13eacom, of Herta*,
formerly of the Baytleln line. Miss L.
Switzer is taking her recreation up
North at present. S. Jenkins and his
Motet, Idiss Mattie. Sundayed at Geo.
Th follow ti ravel accounte Were tea
mtioanil; forRaelrovesreesil te receive ariP1
.
wife. Seaforth, attended the anniver- Dec. 14th, to receive taxee. In this '
would not be better to iiavest in a safe,
sar4 service/4in thePresbrterian church townshiit is the rule to pay the taisee
lately been held. in the Presbyterian 'paining unpaid after that date,and the that the books might be burned ,
. abbath last. Specie services have by the 14th of December, very little re- Aber) o to the trouble of always carry- . .
ing their books home, with the risk
8.5 church. collector expects that the rule will hold Dublin
New Orman: -The new Bataan Catholic
TEAMERS. -- The following items HOUSTEURI'41).-4tiS some time since church ,at Dublin was dedicatee on Sunday
..
concerning a nutnber of Public school Clinton xperienced the destruction ot last With iineragetni ceromonieat and in
teachers In this district will be of sue a dwelling house by tire. but such an -the presence of a great assenablage ot pea.
terest-Fred Pewter is engaged next occurrence took place Sunday more. pie from far and hear. The ceremony of
year in SSS. No. 1, at $410. He has ing. When the alarm took People out bleesing the charoh was preformed by
taught here continuously since ewe of their comfortable beds, at 430., Archbishop O'Connor, of Taranto, who
Thos Murch **maim next year in No. the fine cottage on Wellington St„ efterwordis addressed the people. Bishop
2. No. 3 built an eXcellent school house owned by J. .1ticOlachertye. a,nd ogee. Mame of London, ' Bishop 'Dowling,
.Atnizygnsanse-On Sabbath last the
Presbyterian chinch held its twenty-
fourth anniversary. The Sabbath ser-
vices were conducted by Rey, T. O.
Thompson, the first pastor of the
dm ch. All the service e were well at-
tended both by the congtegetion and
others, On Monday evening it very
sticcessful meeting was held with the
pastor, Rev. Mr Sewers, .in the chair.
lie read it detailed account of the his-
tory of the cliurcheavhich was organiz-
ed in 1870 with a membership of 74,and
of all the members which were then
enrolled only 12 are IIQW in the church,
nearly all have gone to their long
home, their places being filled bv oth-
ers and the work going on. liev. Mr
Andrews, of Varna, then gave a splen-
did, address on "The power of the
young man." Rev. Kr Litrkin then ad-
dressed the people, followed by the
Rev. Mr Thompson's .addreely, which
was in itself a masterpiece. He trusted
that they wouldbeable to enter the
church with a renevved vigor to the
work of the Matter. Many who had
isbored hetoicaely 24 years ago were
remembered by him, .and he trusted
that ttteir children might take up the
work they had bravely dodo. During,
the meeting the choir, under the lead-
ership of Mt Jamieson, gave several
good selections,
Bayfield.
Nox*s.-Dr. Womb has decided not
to go to the old country until next'
year, hiti mother having improved
very much in health. All the parties
'Who were suffering with typhoid fever
are improViNr. It is not likely there
will be any change in municipal affairs
next year. .
Coartainatow.-We are Informed that
the item in our last issue relating to an
accident at the bridge on the night of
election; was :incorreet. • The /Welder&
was duet to the breaking of the king
bolt, and the ladies had got out of the
conveyance before crossing the bridge,
so that there WAS really no danger to
anyone except the driver, who had no.
control of the horses, because he had
left the lines on the deshboard when
the Wiest got out, andthey had slipped
down.-Enison NEw ERA.
Ontrztorl.-itev. Yelland* Baye
field, preaches a mlesionary sernton at
Sharon next Sunday at 2.30. an Mon-
day evening, Dec. lOth, the Rein Dr.
Giffon wilt -deliver his celebrated lee.
tura on the "Mammoth Caye" in the
tiolineeville Methodist church.
good this year also, •,.„
at a cost of e1,500. It Mr Britton had
not managed it tha cost would have to be on fire, and such headway had assisted in the dedication, f Rev. Father •
pied by Frank Eastman, was found 1 of Hamilton and a large number of priests
been much higher,. David Weir re. been made, that nothing • whatever Week of G-oderich, beteg one of the mita.
/halm as teacher next Year. Salary, was saved, Mr and Mrs Eastman ben The net cost of the church in its .
$110. Mr Lennox resigns No. 4, owing had ,gone to Blyth on Saturday even- present state of completion is $20,000, elf
to ill heath. Be did excellent work in ing, leaving everything secure, as they of while: amount has been subsoribed, • , .
this school, Mr Hamilton, of the Har- Supposed. There was air insurance The offertory on Sunday morning ik13301111t-
Igek school takes his Place. 111 health of 0400 on the furniture in the Mnr. ed to nearly $1,200, and the evening ool-
The size of the new edifice
chants, and WO g
on the* house, In the lotion swelled the amount to about $1.500.
is 187 feet lon
compels .1oha H. Lowery to resign No,
5. He taught 12 years in the school............ by 50 bet wide, with a epactione yestre in
Be is a good teacher and has always, TURRET SHIPMENTR,•-•-• On Sato's. the north side of it. In the front, rising
given exeellent satisfaction in this, day last Mr Re Ferritter, of Torointo from the entrence, is the bell tower. The
scbool, ' Robert Weir, at present at- (cousin of Joseph Wheatley) made interior is finished in white, withsthe bell -
tending the Model School, gets the a shipment of 1397 turkeys from here, ing of black ash. The seating capacity,
Harlock school. Mr Wetherel re- t k Th including the targe 'gallery, is 806. The
basement, lighted hyotemed *We *WOWS
extends the entire length of the building.
The alter, wheal stands at the rear of the
spaeious moristy, is of Romanesque dee
sign and is beautifully finished, Pr. Fog-
arty, who bee charge of the parish ofDablitt •
and Irialetown, halt been very energetto in
overseeing and directing the efforts' which •
have resulted in the completion of gut
handsome new &mole, and his people are
fnil of admiration for hint
a High /donor.
Mr Seery Streets of town, has ree
eeiyed the followings letter from tint*
lloonmissionersof the Paris lIxpositiern
whieti Imelda for itself: • '
• t
roams at S. a. No. 7 for next year at 4140 41844
ate advanced salary. Mr McAllister had been boterht Maser.; Fisher
and McLaughlin remain in S. S. 'No. 8 & Acheson, For blaze : at flee' er
at advance salaries, Ge W. %ore re- pond or a total cost of 111013 07;
mains next year in S, 9. No. 9.their average weight was 10 1-2
rue O'Neil both remain In the Aubutn
Ea- . Pounds, which would make their
average price slightly' over 70c; 09
farmers .delivered the lot, To -day
pupils did particularly well at the
trance this year.. Mr Cook a,nd , Miss
school for another year. They are eExilpiott toBromrsakoef athesimBicarfielprmoeadni
both well thought of by all having ec
anything to de with the school. of one thousand, and we tstederstand
that Robert Elliott, of Porter's Hill,
porter.* aim is also shipping from Ooderich.
of innearahle, These buyers are consplaining of the
Sundayed at Sohn Cox% Robb, Mar- dthitnerceeltstYnnelifmgiMetatiescgopefewfol; deeevaeloape-
NOTES.-Mr Palmer,
shall has been laid. up for some time ment in this branch of trade, it would
with sciatica, but is some better.. Mies look like wisdom for people to raise
A. Cox, Miele teacher, bas returned mama, ,
home after spending the atuntiler in .
the vicinity of Kincardine. Precl Mor- Incogitgoas-The statement of the
gan has moved into J. Torrance's house - Neves•Record, that Mr Gordon, who
on con. 5; Sterling McPhail has sold deeded the Gordon Survey Square to
his young Sydney pacer to a London the town, was killed at the Desjaralne
gentleman. lir Stewart McDougall bridge accidents in the earl 60's, is We
has been on- the istettelitit, but learnt:ea' believe incorrect. MC and Mrs Gar -
better. R. Westonis imnroving, and don were victims of a railway accident
Wag ahle(t0AnoteVre tcoorlopodeordieanhoTagsday. at Poughkeepsie N. "in, and in connec-
tion with the disposition of their pro-
Thrrynn.„...,G. Newton is improving petty the question arose as to which
slowly, being able to sit up in bed; he one of theta died !Irak and it was •as -
has had a long siege of iiinese• and we sumed that Mrs Gordon lived •for a
are glad to .now that he is en the way shott time longer than her husbenti,
Riad the property was dispoeed of ac -
to better health. cordingly. In connection With • the
VirtiAT onu Pg011,V, SAV. -That this calamity et the Desjardiris bridge, it
snot* me.kee turnip harvesting a little may be of interest to etate that E.
cold on -the fingers; that ap*ee brinrr a Holmes, of St. Cathatines, was one of
good price now, when we have diepos- the first men reb the scene of the acct.
ed of ail we had for it trine; that that done, he being at the time night fore.
new gun Is 4 dead shot; that the pie- . Meltof it morning paper in the city of
tura of the corn bee dose credit to the . Hainitton.
operator; that E. Rutledge know* it„
pretty tine colt. David stilt grinds are sorry to spoze
away, end isqUeeriett the apples ull the - I natimituf /*lin Potts.nt
eaug er or G.
Paris, Sept. 1, 1000.
DEAR have much pleasure by .
the order of the Canadian COMIniSsion
to advise you that the International,
JurTat the Paris Universal Exposition
has awarded. the Dominion of Canada
tor it collective exhibit of horticulture,
of which your exhibit of plums formed
an important part, it Grand Prize • Dip-
loma, and you will be entitled tO le.
ceive a copy of the award.
Potts, and Mho Joao ttet, daughter
juice runs out, of 0. Witte. ate both stilt very tiek.
NOTES. 14 ice Soseine 13e1ord Mot Atm Carrick and Mrs McCool, ers
and her sistet‘in•law, re R. Bedard 114014bOrn. areonder the doctors care. A. Couch,
117:42., ,..D.,McK.10,siejniw,68, 0 'flacEteld.,.,.... Ackney, oi Stanley. epeot a day at P. an& eon Itobert from lit,are Sayslettnee-tere .1. wouore, ooplow,.. we-sre,gisd to lotroje recovering from
imln* .....04 urink.101-1„04',._'"I ..'0,1*.•‘'''P„,„""t 00161 last week before their departure 'visiting their uncle, Ur A Bwara' spent Sunday in our burg. Jainee Mc, ht.! eeriotte nines*, and will shortly he
We item 'hall a ton of Now ()poking $12•24;toWata m 0 13untuun '"'” d)r **°r for Uxbridge. Mrs Johnston, .111ake ftfra W. S. McRoberts Is visiting under - Manus loot it vititutple epring colt last around again t his place in the ahoy is
will& weatre offering et So per pound on' South boundary; Thoo. 0018111831, *
la /hefting ner parents, Nfr end Mrs e the parental roof. The last of the week. ooe of Gloa. pkpdfordta cows hae
gravelling S. B., $0.50; ftlifeNaughton, Sheppard, ant of the Boyfield line.- obotee was ishiPned on Wednesday; It a bad Atte* of rheutnatiera vybibo. ;el Lefutppwelied.Watringiggilivde fremoedrry; ,
or 0 Ibis ler 250. repairs to grader end spikes, 6580; W. tOztoingwtooahtlgenoerteeisgrieovaseount thepartsold for Mc. it iN requested that it returning home from a neigh'bor a on to learn, has been dangerously ill dor.
Purdy, repairs to grader, 61.60. The good attendance of atembere beptiotenb one ot those dart night.lat week, it Ing the last Week, and ehows sign of
shout 4 Meta until Chrisinuto clerk WM inetucted to notify Beatty the Goderlch to%vrathin budget hi newe at Foreeterse Court Oh Priday night, young mon got lot in the fieM; he got very. little chatege, fire John 3 rieher,
theme. Coke, like wine, improves ilroe, to remove obstructioneoftetreete wen in the decrease, but will fill the at; businette of importance will come itts. / home, however, Res- 3astilatnilcon m thereon% 01 'her confinement, was
We hem our now Trutt in, and and replace sidewalk on ettee tilde of entice to this week's Issue. Applicto IL Mundell, of urosehill• has been yin` has commenced a series of meetings, tO very ipir• on Saturday, but We aro glad
'Weed le show it to you. ' store. The reeve was instructed to see trans foe.No. 10 adh001 Are atilt 00031141 Mug at fi. end F. rcifordls. At it meet*, continue two weeks. Tobin Bros* to kern that the ts out of danger and
., . Mr GarrOW 10 rowel to Grand Trunk In, although not very futowing to the ing of the • trustees on Wefltreeder have had a Well bored, getting water on the way to recovery. we regret
ion ever 'tried Gir ()hips 0 tialleray repletingt crags guards at etemity a teenhem nittla Mrs Ph/1r WM rceppointed at a depth of 90 feet, We understend to hear of the illness of Krell, Stirling,
NOW Dr rr min nu Faiminti.—At No. O. Dunlop, hat been engaged fez townsh p, who pusteined a pent/ tie
very low condition. Mrs watt o.tid
um" 41% moo vino obbur Sundoy ot home. We ark.plohood to gnetit of Mise Monde 3*ewellon Sunday, vestigation that the alleged eitse of A private, letter from. AU officer in doughter, of the gravel road, both of
oututet ottitiokav an *owls hear of the l'OCOVett Of MiSs Han Mb* A. M. Perktison" spent a fetv doys (perjury at the Court of Revielon wits SU-MI*01104 Mom says that all their whets hese been Vail IOW* Weal*
. " Bothwell. Brett, lirol*abb buet inof• With MOW Rat& **yens. list bees ore like the boy's empty bond -nothing horse* hove been tronsferred to tt Brit. plowed to .....................know are ois the triend.
Ins into their new store. Mies Lucinda.. the order of the day, there being two in it. Men,who ore to fond of talking ish cavalry regiment. Thie woe done
COOpElrit 00 Clarke hi Odd,* relatiiree `neap Zurich iit hhts Ward 0 &Vilest vreek. The hod better he sure of whet they are in anticipation of their *SAY • figura, Heir. Iamee Uirtngstotto,of Windsor,
ea prevent.. buss Bay Reid slotted Zuntot Bow° League has clotted tor 1 soling* lul it *oat 1141016" ***1103. proticusti""a" fortbintiortu°ther. lgt" bl" b*" fc""tlY 41 °lin**, II" 4400 Itorit"
state in °Sok. friends in Zurich mealy winter month* 1 ncatfeF with thseN bank for *bother yew* .
*Woe ad 44,
-Una try...1xm is vier, form °rooting. . MIENS. Meth* that Bliss mottos
caretaker of the c urch, Wichat of 8* fortnetir of the Ith cen. of Goderich
eliowing o alder line of Ainev 'qartla on informal meeting at which the another half year. stroke on Monday, leavinit vher n it
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Chrielreos rote Then ever. I& L11 Mobrin woe the chaitmen presided, it was found on in*
Alms wit oontinot skid NOTIO(4.40611 SW& urruga ripen NOTRO...‘ les cy ft
.11014.
ri!
Spectacles
or Eyeglasses
May be i3itlier an arinunent Or
X diefigtirenient tO the 001111101.
ands, aeoording to the beauty
of design end perfect* fit of the
gleam,
We have the labial designs tri
apeotaoleit •na eyeglasses; the
frames are not of that tiltney
chereeter will* are *twilit
losing their gloats, but thaw&
nehly retbitientiel end et the
most approved diaper.
Md te %le th*. feet that the „
&nee era Aiwa in ate tiolit
soientific manner, altar)* will
here reel comfort every hoar
Ow similes are worn,
Our (thereat are tiOderaie.
14,1•1146ahd Opt
Samersor taairio