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doult Verily true prayers form e *104
diout itilivriranceman illil*Irika11094.10 WWI
regh,. not be deetroyed by Bond* ox.
11 be fires, "'Dry are all," as Aateilew
hem- Henry says, ''lilsd. up in heaven, awl
will certainly be anewereda. 4ex1scso
()Deed up when we are earning ieto
the world may be answered zse we erat
jollying it," Let us, then, take Writ ti
of God'a promise, "I will be a foIlkft
BRIO thee and ta. thy seed lifter thee,"
and let us continue in eerneat prikyer
for the conversion and SitlItAifiOrthOld ef
our et ildren.
Thus
j have mentioned foar anima
we May adopt in seekiug to train our
tigieg children, 'PR+ leligIT .1 JivEl Oleo Wore
IStiOD [firmly I °Move C4ii's Word, ''Train
?,ninic up a child in the way he should go,
find when he is old he will not depart
from it." If any of our ehildren, MS .
they grow op,live and die uncouvertect
we must IHOe feilecl hi oar duty tt,
them, 1\ hat a stimulus tide elionld,
be for us to be faithful, At a 0011,111;
tion in Illinois an old man over 7O
years said there was only one thing
he remembered about Lis lather, and
t hat one thing followed him throegh,
life. He had no reeollection Of his,
death or funeral, but he remembered
one winter, night his father took, a chip
and whittled a cross with a pocket
knife, and with tears in his eyes he
held up the cross and told him of how
God iu His love sent Ells bon to re-
deem us and bow Jesus died on the
erose The story of the cross followed
him through life. „
away
that
the
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had,
lead
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word
rally
y to Joe McBurney, of Wa,vanosh, spent
not Sunday with friends • her".—is
y be Jennie Campbell bus returned from a
(4.) fortnight's visit to North Easthope
,J and Wedesley,—Miss Lang, of Grey,
take was tile gnest of Ms 'Al aggie
, you last week. --R Anderson makes an.
break occasional trip to the 9th. Object—
them ,Nlatriniony.—Elijah Higgins met
mem. with a serious aecident last week.
xi on In some acenlental manner a rusty
ntiil entered the palm of his hancl,,
which left nal wily wound and has.
caused n great deal of staling. It.
spems trit0 the nail has in some way.
tampered with the nerve, which is the
calm° of all the pain. The doctors,.
are in hopes that it will not change to
blood poisoning which, would indeed
be a eerions affitin—John Baby and
farthly have left for, parts 'unknown.
After spending the fall in threshing,.
he collected his wages and slcippedwith
his ill gotten boodle, leaving many
creditors to inourn his loss. „Ma.
Alex.. Gemmill, tax. collecter, will set1!
by public auction on Dec 2nd, tl"e
effeets on the farm vacated by Mr
Raby, to defray the taxes, which were..
left uepaid.—Mr. Fraser liad a five:
sere field of turnips which yielded t an
average )4800 bushels per acre.. Mr.
Fraser has reason to fel proud of his
crop, as it is the,best yield in
berry and and no doubt the best in the
couuty.--Last Thursday . afternoon,.
the flute along the river at Mr.
Fraser's were the scene of a ahooting,
match between sides captained by U.
Henning and,Peter Haetings. After
the sides had beet' chosen, the shoot-,
lug commenced, and when each side
had shot one round,. Mr.' liastings
had the lead, but in the next round.
Mr. elennings' Ode recovered their
loss and secceeded in defeating their
opponents by 88 points. After enjoy-
ing thetnaelves in the field of battle,
the boys replurectto the hoose, where
the wants of the inner man ware
supplied Ify a "Sallipetf us repast,
par9d.byMra.Viaser. When they
bad partaken of the delicacies providz
elf for thorn, theboys dispersed itt.
several directions, Latt only to return
with a number of the fair sex who are
eleven), necessity in. .every social
gathering. The testa the evening,
was employed to the "delight of all in
tripping the light .fantastic, and when
the wee stun' hoots of morn ha&
appeared,. they wended their • Why.
hoinewarda, all deeming that they
were well pleaped with, the many err.
joylnents 'of the evening and 'the
kind way they were entertaihed by
those who had allowed. them the use,
of their house for the evening.
t'Ast4 Ifiraittatabt.
It is our unpleasant duty to ,chrou-
iclo the death of Peter M , oldest Bun,
of Mr. Walter Scott, of the 7th eon-
cessbm Wkicill tot& plaee in Milten on
Monday, 24th . inst. Deceased wes.
unt 24, years of age and his early
dernite has Bag a hluoin over the etas
tire coninannity, The remaios were
brought home on Wednesday :midi
%tare oti Thursday carried to their
last reatilig place in the 13elgrave
•oemetery followed by a large number)
1 out ,of sorrowing Mewls end 'relatiret.
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11104,31Watero
ADDRXIIS AND rAiNSENTATION, On
Friday eeenitzig of Jast week, at largo
84010413g of member); and adherents
of Zinn Congregation, Teeavreter,prio-
eipally ,young poop's, togrther with a
goodly number :from the gluter oh u relies
1110t at the residenee of Mr George
Colvin, os a manifestation of their
esteem and kindly/ feelings toward their
piietor, Etev. A. B..Linhan, M. A , 13,D.
After a general conversation and hand
shakiug, some voeal music was render-
ed by some of the members of the choir
PO °there, Mrs Brown acting as SO-,
uompanist ; also a recitation by Ur.
Alex. Dever, The gathering .was then
called to order and the address givell
below was read to the Bastor, by Miss
Mary Strath and a very valuable
opeu-faued,,stern winding gold watch,
packed with .bink notes,in a handsome
est, was presented by Mr, Archie
McDonald. The pastor was so taken
by surprise that for some Moments he
was unable to find words to Px press
his feelings,but on regainingeomposure
be made some very appropriate re-
tria,rks, expressing his gratitude for
their tangible appreciation of his ser-
vices and that he would aver remem-
' her with love and respect the many
friends whom he .had made • in and
aroancl ['dross, and although he
regretted not having done more during
his sojourn with them, yet he felt lie
had ever the cause of the Lord in view
and bad striven rather to please his
Master than to gain the favor of men
Ho concluded by saying that should
they never meet again on earth it was
Ws earnest prayer that they should all
net in heaven, where there wo.ild be
no more parting. , Refreshments .were
then served, which reflected great
credit upon the ladies. .After which,
ikthe choir sang, "God he with you till
we meet again," when Bev. Mr. Spar.
• ling made a short and suitah:e addreas,
dwelling upon the brotherly feelings
which had al weys existed between him:
self and air. Linton, in whom he had
ever found a faithful friend, cud Loped
he would yet remain till next June
when they could both leave together.
• Thloremainder of the evening was
• .131i. t in song et;nzing, music, games,
in which all participated. All
went home much pleased with the
evening's amusements, The 'folio wing
is•the address :
To Iluv, A. R. LINTON, M.A., B. D.
• . PASTOR ZTON 1.?.ItliSBYTBRIASI ORRUGEf,
TBBSWATIIIR.
o DRAB PASTOR, --It is with deep re,
gret we learn that in the near future
You, intend to sever your connection
with Zion Congregation and we cannot
allow the . opportunity . to pass away
• matthongiving
t yon some yosoe tangible .ex-
pression of the.esteein in whiolloyou
are,,: eld, and our appreciation of your
4,
serAles and worth. Daring your pas-
torate, by your gentlemanly and
christain deportment, ,,you have won
.• tho.respect and. ' esteem not only of
your own congregation, but of all
others in the eommutoity.. As a Citi:
zee, you have entered heartily into
every novement set on foot for the
pronontion of, the paboic good. As a
ptitor, yon have been dilispit in ad:
ministering to the wants of the people
in their homes,- while in the pulpit
yuu imyeslio vii yourself an able ex-
pounder of the word and a faithful
minister of the New Testament, fear-
less in your condemnation of wrong,
and bold in your defence of the right,
end at the same time evincing a
hearty sympathy with all under your
pastoral care. We assure you that
"your labors have not been in vain in
. the leird,": forb' your faithful minis-
tlekeionis and consiatent walk, WO have
been led into a • better christian life.
Oueearnest nrayer: is . that Heaven's
riche's!): blessings May be witkyotl
wherever the Providence of Godmay
appoint you your field of labor. And
when the Chief Sheppard shall appear,
.finty we he stars in your drown of rejoie.
lila. He that goeth forth and reapeth
• bearing preeiou a skied, liail donbtless
co again with rejoicing. We ask
e
y ceopt this ).vatch, not for.the
Bb,' e ; its intrinsic value, but as a
«light token. of 'esteem from your
triencle in Zion Church, We ask you.
, to beer in: mind that as you carry this
• gift•you also carry, our Ileafavishes,and
as this timepiece nifty be to you a
fil,itlifel friend, tha telling the. moments
, as they fly, it will he to yoo, a remine
. der of the many and true friends yon
1ave left behind you: May God be
4.with yen till we meet again.
'Renato Mansirxtr,
BAltnirox BALLAGiu
fit n ed It. (). Biiowg
324o. tletatAx
JAS, WALVIR
,Jititarmter. Nov. 2Ist, 181)0.
On Tuestisy last, Thomas Smith,
Sit wan of Bleakuey Smith, was
4t1Ig on titre cep of a oylinder
Br. 's tlx theiree tang
let him into the cylifigier. He milt
dreadfully mangled Awl died foilt
hours aftetviardA
Morrie:
The �iinft root on the 1,0th No
vernlier, 1891), at the gouneil ,'cont,
pursna,nt to adjournment Members
all present. The Reeve in the chair.
Minutes of last meeting road Rod
passed. Moved by Geo Kirkby, sec.
()tided by jag. Proctor, that tt: Shorte
reed lie paiii $20 for taking care of
Wm. Palmer during the past' four
months, and that be be allowed $2
per week for taking care ef said Pa-
lmer in tli,) future—Carried, Moved
by S. Calhick,seoonded by 0 A Howe,
that the bond tendered by the coPec.
ter be accepted as setisfautory—Oara
ried. Moved by G.A. flowe„Recondecl
by Geo, Kirkby, that the Reeve be.
granted an order for $60, to pay exe
penaes on pending suit against the
et.treasurer's sureties--Oarried. Moved
by Jas, Proctor, seconded by George
Eirkbygincl carried, that the following
accounts be paid ; Jos. Evans, repair-.
ing culvert, t1.50; W. J. Johnston,
burying dead horse, $1 ; J. Sellars)
building culvert, $?4• W, Innes,graved,
$3,40; A.rnent 1.3ros., plank, $4;
liowik Insurance 00., Assessment on
hall, 50 cents; Gen. Pierce, gravel,
$2 80; A. Sloan, do., $3 85 ; James
darter, do , $1 25 Tyner Bros , nun:
bei, $10 fiS ; Duff es Stewart, lumber,
$13,51; Geo.Premor,repairing Forbes'
bridge, $52.50; Gen, Proctor, contract
on Maxwell's hill, $20 ; G. Maxwell,
lumber, nails, and building culvert,
$3 55; \V. Rutledge, flatting in box
drain, $2.40 ; Misses Li'xford, charity,
l0; Slater es Sims, repairing scrape'',
$4 75 ; J is. Jackson, digging ditch,
$9,40 ; J as. J1t0k801; culvert, $5.50;
JAS. Smith digging ditch, $100 , P.
Ellison, digging ditch, $8 ; Robert
Hnghes, culvert, $8' J. McArter,
gravel, $3.40 ; A
Mcrter, re•
).pairin
approach to Sunshine bridge, andb
culvert, $5'Jus, 'Russel, repairing
Chirk‘e andArrnstrong's bridges, $93;
Selectors of jurors, catch, $4 ; J. Smil-
be, cleaning out drain on lst condine,
$1. The council then, adjourned to
meet again on the 15th December
next.
W. OrAinc, Olerk.
At the late Pitting of the Ohaticevy
Court, at Ooderich, the ease pf the
Township of Morris against Mr.
Newcombe (the late treasurer) and tha.
Bank of Hamilton, was referred to 5,
Ma'colmson, Mester at Goderieli. •
1111.111111,
WINCHAM TAIINERY
--and—
GLOVE. WORKS.
Gloves in Book. Goat. Calf, Nappa, Suianac, Sheep
and Fur Driving Gloves always In stook or
made to order.
Also a •
Domestic Bu.ffaloes.
Don't buy a Robe until yuu see them.
A fall stoeirof Bd, Frenoh and Domestic, Gail, and
Rip Harness and Sole FINDISOkt For Shoe and /fatness
Blithers, always on hand.
Orders solicited.
W. J. CHAPMAN.
...•••••••••04..0.4.0.04harmuinn......L.•-•-armuweur
DOES CURE
in its First Stages.
Palatable as Milk.
. , Be sure you get the genuine in Salmon
color wrapper; sold by all Druggis.s, at
SOC. and 0.00: •
SCOTT & BOWNE, Defecate.
• Executors' Notice.
DIJRSTIANttollie Revised Statutes et Datatio,
.1. 1$87,olvepter 110, Jodie,' 36, the Dreditore of
CrockWillits, NW of the Township at Rowlek,
the County of Huron, SAO Province of Ontario, Yeo.
man, who died on or about thelith day of August.
A 1)1850, are required to send to .1 A Morton. of the
UNDO Witighem, in the County of Huron, Solicitor
for be undersigned executors of the said deceased,
on or Wore the 17th day of rortanbor, A I) 1810,
their names, Addresses and descriptions the NB
PartioUlars of their claims; a statement of their arc.
counts, end the nature of tho securitims (if any)
held by them. And notice Is herebv givsn that the
Executors will immediately after the last mentioned
day proceed to distribute the assets of the said de.
MA notice.
t*r
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ceased among theW134441tie: loyni1,s, u
tt,1011eTdtiletoo.intkelt
g
regard only to theobtime of which they shall thh
en all
• Ones Ur WIO.r.te,
J AwMingoahrazlin, ootIhruit,o3ar foockr Exeoutois,
•
Groceries, Fruit,
CONFECTIONERY,
—AT TU.—.
cscuPsE.,
JOHN WERE.
NEW BUTCHER SHQP.
GEO. SHAW
Wishes to Intimate to the people of Wingham and
vicinity, that he has commenced the Butchering
Business aguin, and has opened out in tho Old Stand,
a few doors North of the Brunswick House,
STEAK, 1.0c. per Ib.;
LAMB, 10o. per
And other Meats In proportion, some as low as Sc.
per pound.
SA.USAGES, &c., always on ,hand,
Meats delivered to any part of tho tows.
The Patronage of the public solicited.
GEO, SIUW.
MGRAIN
HALING MILLS.
JOHN WATT,
•
-11anu0leturer of- •
[WILDING MATERIAL of all kinds,
-Both as -
SASH, DOOR'S, BLINDS,
•FRAMES, Etc.
Flooring, Siding, etc., dressed to order on the
shortest notice.
1 Wo have over 100,000 feet of Dry
Lumber in our yard, and ran sup-
ply seasood stuff of alIkinds.
A call solicited.
JOHN WATT.
Wingham, Aloe ath, 1850.
GOR]. ON & Mol
If you want at good Suit of Scotch., Irish, or Canadian Tweed at a
Bargain, go to
0-ordon & McIntyre.
If you want Owmcons, READY MA.DE CLOTHING or ITNDERCLOTIL,
MG of ay description at Bottom Prieea (TO to
Gordon & McIntrre.
you want SHIRTS, TIES, COLLAS, CUFFS, GLOVES, TITS or CAPS,
from the finest BEAVER, to the cheapest imitation go to
• 0".i Oa & Mcint yre
irvou want First -Class BooTs, from, the strongest. Kip t
id; 0 VERS}.10ES or RUBBERS, go to
Gordon & MO
If ynlr want MANTLE, GOODS, DRESS Goons or Diss
„., , •
of any material or shade, at Reasonable Prices, go to
Gordon & Mc
•Ti. you want tn select your CARPETS, either in Brussels, T'
AU Wool or Union, from the largest stook in Wingharn, o to
3 MORE
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BritiSh Columbia,
'Washington Territory,
Oregon and California.
Leave Toronto ' p. In
1'RID&Y
-
Nor. 28,
Deo. 12, 28.
Running through to Vancouver mid out
change.
For NOM and at t information apply to
any,. Agent a the Company, or write
W. U. CALLAWAY,
24 /ark St. Toronto.
.A 331e:zing to 'Every Household.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND eiNT
ENTII
these remeolee hate dead the test of ilfty year& exporienoes, and are prayleisiide4 •,:le heat Medicine* foe
*Ally tile.
111X -X, PIX.AXAS
runts tho Mott,' 00rrectftfl (Reorders of the LiVIfit, ST001.01I, ItIDNAYS AND BOWELS and ere
invaluable in all ootunlainiwirecidental io,fenutlee of MI ages.
TflJ Cal\TTIAMIsTai
tet the only reliable remedy for had legs, wee, uloorS, and old weans'. rot. taottounil„ op•ut
BOATS, DothillS, MUER, GOUT, •SPEtlidellS1r, 111,ADULAN SWNLLINGS AND ALTA
DICBASRS rr TIAS NO NOM.. MannfortUriti only *1 00, Mew Oxford,. Late 150, Crithrd UMW, lenarlISSI
MO Mkt by all liedittine Voiniori throughent the world.
tl-" look to the Label co the Demo aaa Vote. It Ole adtiee
V heY lifritiOallk
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Gordon e.z, Meli
• if von want the purest TEAS, either in Black, Japan, Young;
or Gun l'owder, to be bad in town, wholesale or retail, go in eonlid
• Gordon & McIntyre,
The Anchor House, Wingh
....noroormeas.ww.romolows.•
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Has removed to E. 'F. Gerster's old stand, where be has a large a
nicely assorted stock of
NaratebaS, Clock% Novrall4ry, Slivarware amk
•Spntadeg,
• \Viola].) he is selling, away'down in pr'ice'and will he pleased
brave you. call and take a, look through his Stock,
:Repairing a Specialt y.
WA11 work warranted and done promptly.
Ed. Dinsley,
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Mason's Blook
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