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,ii DISTRICT AGENTS FOR TI-IE NEW


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PACKETS THE MONSTRE r PACKET


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See Our Windows.


The eminent Analytical Cliemist, Lawrence - Bri.ant, Esq., I'.C.S., writes;—


m•••1 liavo carofully analysed, both clicinicnlly and TO e p p e c t a c l e a r a n c e , t s - See the SWISS GIRL on every Tin. Is and Is. -id. pier lb. TRY TUB


B. B. CHOICE COCOA, Unequalled a t the price.


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LIMITED, CLITUEROE.


J I O O R L A N E M . I . S . . Wedxesdav Next, a t 7-30.


E ssay—” Pacts and Problems in Biology.”—Mr. .T. E. Habgbeaves.


Don’t Forget ! g Be Sure and Call ! At The


TIMES OFFICE Market Place, Clitheroe


AT.SO BV-.i- T VY’rHEv;“ -:•


m m


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m


LOW MO OR , AND


CH i ' . ^ L 1 - i ___________ ____________ --------------- i ^ WHALLEY. J^INCTUS


CO-OPERATlifE STORES AT


CLITHEROE,


CONGREGATIONAL YOUNG MEN’S M.I.G. 17, Newton St.—Wednesday, a t 7-15.


'E ssay—” Our Sunday Scliools.”-—Air. S. Clabke.


. BAPTIST M.I.S., SuAW Bbidge. T uesday E vening at 7-30.


Debate—“ Is tliis age more moral than tlio last trbe tHmes, F JU D A r . NO V £ :: iiB £ J l so, XS91.


AVORKING MEN’S PHILANTHROPY. Some six w'eeks ago a few working men


JUST TO IIAND A large and assorted selection CATHOLIC


PRAYER BOOKS Best stock in town to select from.


V E R B F O S T E R ’S D rawing & Water-Color


^gathered at the Waterloo Inn, Clitheroe, made up their minds to give the children otj'their “ borough ” (Waterloo) a treat. Their, reason for the movement was that


PAINTING BOOKS Sunday School, and consequently do not come in for the same amount of treats as


2 n . AND (jD. E ach.


’other children. Once having made up their minds, they set to work in good


j,^there are many children living in the ."neighbourhood who do not attend any;


Hb. 7d. and Od.


K.'OWth of Chicory very specially roasted. It possesses a very lino aroma, and produca.s a inoBt pleasing beverage. Swiss CoUee should command a large sale.


icroBcopIcaily, a Kaniplo of Swiss Ooffoc, and Iniu l consists of a cliolco blond cf Coftco and deliailo


- ^ o JPQUAL.


“ EXCELSIOR ” AND “ OEY^STAL ” OIL F O R L A M P S ,


'


In Barrels containing- frorn 40 to 42 Gallons, and in Drums and Bottles containing 20, 15, 10, 5. 4. 2, and I Gallon. Our “ EXCELSIOR OIL” is tested to 150 Degrees Fahr., so that there is positively no danger from Explosion


with Lamps where our Oil is used.


E X O R S . O F J O H N, B A L D W I N , KING STREET AND NEW MARKET STREET, CLITHEROE


USE SWISS COFFEE (beoistered). “ The World will'go very well then.”


For it assists Digestion, Arrests Fatigue, Enlivens the Spirits,


Ami acts as .".n Antidote against Vegetable Poisons, as Tobacco, &c.


; S l A R K B i ' S ^ . i C'LTTHEROE.- ■’


.- -— ^ — p " '


■', , / ' '. f f ; ■ ■' ■•. /'! ■Pl 1{A-.M#-S ; emmest, ’’ and last: Saturday saw their efforts crowned with abundant success.


: -’’Such an - undeffaking -asThis, prompted, by the working class,, and;, carried to:such a succtjssful issue, is, lo^Say the least of it, hope-in^|)iring.' ' : No longer content' to a.wait with doubtful patience the . charity of their “ betters,?': they, have roused themselves and succeeded in obtaining th% desired: object'by .their owmefforts. ' It is scarcely nece-ssary.- to addj that they •are elated with their success, and are profuse in their thanks to every helper. Not only does the affair prove otice more that philanthropy is not confined to any class, but it also shows that the working- classes have taken Samuel Sm i i .es’s hint and are determined to study the science of “ Self Help.” One very satisfactory feature of the


movement Avas that every penny received for the purpose of the treat was devoted to that object, the necessary expenses being defrayed from a separate fund. About ^ 2 los. still remains in hand, and this will be devoted to another treat. Arrangements are also afoot for a concert to take place in February or March for


the same purpose. So long as these gentlemen rely mainly pxertioiis to carry on their


exertions to Larry on high


on their own philanthropic labours, their efforts will be


successful, for “ Heaven helps those who help themselves.”


CONGREGzYTIONAL CONVERSAZIONK. ________


A most successful conversazione took place on I . ionai K?cnooi rouui. a -ul. * CORRESPONDENCE


A -PnoiEST.”—Wo are comiiellcil to "mil H( insertion .of tins letter, ns the writer lias witM, ti


Ills nnnic, which is contrary to the rules of v pnpecrtcED. LITERARY NOTICES,


: “ G heat T iiouohts ” OIIIUST.MAS Nuiinri!


Brice Gd.. will be inibltshed November 30ili i~i contain 60 pages of well-illiistratcd reading, bound m a coloured wrapper. Witli . f


copy will be given a beautifully exccutal i i rea listio plate, printed in fifteen colours fmn painting by th a t celebrated artist Ileinricli ipli’


maun, entitled, “ The Great Teacher,"dcpiciin, Christ disputing witti tlie doctors In the Tcinnr The picture from which this plate is copied is nn iianging in the Dresden National G.allory,


Two numbers of Tim PrCToaiAi, Woian j . , ,


Iiand—tlioso of October l.Otb and November TS Tiiey form the first two issues of a new -cries 'ihi price of tlio magazine having been reduced fm™ sixpence to throopenco weekly. The illustration, the various notes and jottings, as well as tfi paper and printing, arc of a iiigb order-'imj^ s.ay th a t the lending item in tlie fiction department is a serial story by Grant Allen, is to speak wdl for tlie magazine.


- - J . HALL S-—


on tho Premises. Umbrellas Itc-covercd with ibl now Patent Covers or the old original one.


UMBHELLAS Made to Order and Uer,t„i 1/11. Wualcbono Umbrellas made to order ' ™


REMINISCENCES OF AUSTRAL!.^ INTERESTLN’O p a p e r BY TUB llAYOR


On Wednesday evening, tlio M.aj-or (Aid. Sdtonl


attended the wceklv meeting of the Congrccatiomi j-onng Afcii's Mutual Ini[irovenieiit Society bell


paper describing bis experience in Au-tnlii -M'd .read an interest,


over 30 years ago, and also tlio visit p.iid bv him to th a t continent last winter. Tliere were a good number of persons present, and for over two hoan


; reminiscences of tiie big colony on llie'otbcfsMe j of the globe. Conimciiciiig with a brief historv cl I Australia from the time of its discovery, to’tlie I discovery of gold in IS.!!, the essayist went on to 1 describe his own voyage out. starling in November 1852, and landing .about the end of Febraarv’


tliey were entertained in listening to the Ms vers -p-j,,, account of a brief call ’at


Monday and ’riiosday evenings in the Congrega- | Santiago, one of the Cape Verde Islands, wasverv t lioiial Sebool-room. ’riio room bad been nicely


entertainment programme bad been compiled, Uio i am i i t Miss Durden (Ifaiiebester),-Miss HENRA" QUIT AV(j ^ engaged in during tho &»x years ho stayed, the


decorated and arranged for the event, and varioiiB i experience lie met with(cspcuiallyatthe diggings), A.i.„ i necessities, wore very interesting. Amongst othpr


.racksun 1 'Vinter.


(Lo'w'Moor), Miss E. Standen, Miss Waring, the essajists blisses Jcpson, Jilisa Tomlinson (Low Moor), .Miss Birkctt, Miss Scott, Miss Bilsborough, Messrs. SV. Cah-erloy, J . W. Swindlehurst, W. AVatson, A. .Blcazard, E. Gudgeon, and J . Lofthouse. Mrs. J .


Jackman accompanied tlie songs, &c. On i^ronday evening. His Worsliip the Alayor (Alderman Sefton) presided, and tho following


programme was gone through :— Chairman’s Address.


Glee Song


Piano Duet Song


Interval. Concertina Solo


cjnnrT Son!


Interval. - '* Hark, the merry elves,”


“ The bettor Land.” IMiss Durden The ^fisses .Tepson


Choir


Duet, Violin and Pi.auo Air. J . Swimllehurst and I^Iiss A


•■•The Storm fiend,” Mr. AV Calverlcy A


!Mis3 Jackson ’^ale KERVICB LIST.


Song “ Love's old sweet song,’.’ Miss Durden Interval.


^liss ^I. Standen -AUss Jack.son Jfr. AV. Calverley On Tuesday evening, Coun. Robinson occupied


the chair, ami the programme included an impor­ tan t ceremonv. This was the form.al giving up to the Church bV the building committee of the Trust Deeds of the new Manse. In making the presenta­ tion, }ilr. Jepsdn as secretary to the Building \ Coimnitteo, road an interesting account of the j progress of tlic movement,


the Congregational body formed a sowing clas.s, . and undertook to raise £ 10 per annum towards the ; erection of a manse. From th a t time to tiic pro- { sent a total sum of .t:iS75 had been raisca. i (Applause). Had they adhered to their original intention, the manse would have been built and paid for long before, but they had helped other branches of work in connection with the cliurch. Eventually thev decided to appeal to the congre­ gation and the public.. A building committee was appointed and the undertaking began to take definite sbape. About oightocn months a-Jbazaar committee was formed, wliich had raised .Co(59 4s. He had great pleasure now on behalf of tho hiiiUl- ing committee, in handing to Mr. Booth as repre­ senting the church, the -trust deeds of the Manse entirely free from debt. (Aiiplausc). Mr. Booth suitably responded, and added that


In 1S7-1, six ladies of


of the six ladies who had commenced the work seventeen ycar.s previous)^', several remained still with them'ami have continually kept the same object before them, ami he believed th a t on an\* future occasion when tlie church needed their, assistance, they w6uld be willing to help again. (Applause). The full programme was as follows:— Chairman’s Address


.


Anthem, Song,


Recitation, Piano solo


Song, “ The Admiral’s Broom,” J lr . E. Gudgeon Interval x


- Miss Bilsborough


Fairy hells, Reading


Song,


Song, “ Tlie Song th a t reached my Heart,” iVIiss Tomlinson


D ea th of a AA'r.EL-KKOwx R i:sidf.xt- s


Piano and violin duett, Mr. A. Blcazard ami Miss Bilsborougli


Song,


Rccitatien, Anthem


J . Lofthouse G^^’^n


SoBK, Hybrins the Cretan.” Mr. E Gudgeon luitcrval


“ The ceremony.” Miss Birkott


held last March were offered for sale, Refresh- were provided. About £17 was realised as-the result of tho two evenings entcrlaiumcnt.


A number of tho goods left over irom the bazaar


“ The Lost Chord,” Miss Tomlinson .


Choir WHALLEY


society, a t wliich impromptu speaking should have taken place, has been postponed thi.s week on account of the special services for prayer which


arc being held. CUNLIFFE’S sell the Best 1/10 TEA In the Kingdom.


F oui’IGK AIissioks.—Alissioiiary services were


successfully conducted a t Low Moor AA^cslcyan Chapel. The Rev. S. C. Hall gave an interesting lecture on Western Afric.a, illustrated by lantern ■views* l ie graphicallv, fic.^cribed the place of his labours. Air. H. Irclaml, of Jlentliorne Farm, occupied the chair.


tion lias recently had for debatc_ the subject of “ Atonement,” introduced-, by AVm. Robinson, which elicited a Uvely discussion. Atr. Jos. Seed-


all presided. UoNCRUT-—A troupe of cntortaincrs from the


Low AIooii AVesi.eyax Y.Al A.—Tliis associa­ -Ou


AVednesJay morning, about nine o’clock, there passed away an old inliabitant of Clitlieroe who was known to everybody, to the young as well as tlic grown up—Air. Feli.x Wilson, popularly known as “ Old Falix.” He was a native of CKatuiirn, being brough up a t Crow Trees, after which he was butler a t Iluntroj'de for a long lime. For over 2d


years ho ro.sided on .Bimlico-road, whore lie c.arneu oil business as u gener.il dealer .ami liawkor: anu wlio lias not licanl of Ins e.veellent mint cake. In


thi.s respect a t one time he was an important person amongst tho lads at the Grammar School, whom h-e termed “ The boys of England ” He had b«)n ailing for about nine weeks, death ensuing from a general breaking up of tho system, bruugh on by old ag e ; he was "conscious up to the last, lie leaves a widow and grown-up family. Doecasw was born in 1810, ‘ and was therefore SI years ot age. Tho interment took place to-day.


AVesleyan AI. I. S.-^Thc usual, meeting of this To TRADE&5IEN OF CLITHEUOF. AND DISTRICT.- An mlTorliscnicnt of yocr busiiics:^ mserlca in


(^Utha-i'C Tinier will be reiul by a class of tbo rojaualiL-n whose tnido It worth your while to secure.


last Friday evening a t tlio Conservative Clubby Mr. J . .E . Dawson, of Bradford, .and .Air. il. Alitchell, solicitor, of Blackburn. The game was for 1000 ui>, Mr. Alitchcll being given 950 .as a start. Hon over, he quickly ran away from ms ojiponent, and with a record which included brcAKS


Bilia.\ki>s.—An exhibition game lyas plaj'-'d


of 51, 35, 3’4. 30, and 34, wliilst Dawson’s duel breaks were 22, 20, and 10. , Air. Aritchcll r.an out whilst Dawson’s score stood a t 372. Dawson appeared to have very hard lines on ^several occasions, and did not seem to be up to Ins nsua standard.


in rare skill. form, and


gave an c.xliibition of his “ trocks were


one of the bally off the woodwork, between ua other two balls without touclnng, and into the s»wc


very


neighbourhood of Crawshawbooth, •'«t>ling tliem- Hclves the *'Ohio Alinstrcls,” gave an entertain­ ment in the Public Hall on Saturday evening.


clc v.* lo.^er, notably that of * ,


pocket IvvAKtsKnisTic.—Special services


every evening this weekm the AVcsIey ClmpcU arc being held


Abou t half-way through the game, Da\v>on V.. ..... finger play. Some of the


“ Golden Shore,” Miss Lirkctt Miss Scott


Voluntary “ I know that mr Redeemerlivotli.’ (Handel).


Opening Hymn, .=>-18, (AA’hon our heads). Venite, JlindloiuD. Psaim.s, AA^organ inB flat. Tc Douni. Hayes in C, Russell in G, aud Stainer in C.


Bcnedictus, Fawcett in G. Hymn, 402, (Thy will be dune). Ky’rie. Joule in G.


Hv’mn, ouO, (AVhon tlie day of toil is done). Voluntary “ Dc.ad inarelt in Saul (HamUl).


EVENl.VO.


Voluntary “ O rest in tho Lord,” (Mendelssohn). Opening Hymn, H2S, (A fi>w more years shall roll). Psalmns, Moniingtoh in E flat, and Alcock ialJ flat.


Magnificat, Patourel in ]■) fiat. Rune. Diinittis IVIton in E. fiat.


Hymn, 402, (Safe lioinc). Hymn, .751, (AVIicn tho world is brightest). Hymn, 470, (On the resurrection morning). A^oluntary Alarchc (Punubre) F. Chopin.


u If you want pcod rrorisions of every dcsi'rijilion, jrke


ml quality combined, go to WOOLEH'c*. "WcorioLane GISBURN


was held in the School-room when .iddrosses on the present political situation were delivered b\* AValtor Aforrison Esq. M.P. for the Skipton Division, and Mr. Xcald of the Katioiial Union. The chair was


CoNSEUVATivK Mektiso.—Last night a nicotiiig


taken by T. Proston-Holt Estj. J.P. who was sup­ ported on tho platform by the Rev. Canon .T. A. AA^ilson J .P ., and Rev R. AA^riglit,


was a crowded attendance, and tile speakers were accorded a hc.arty reception.


There


J. HALL, General Grinder of n.izor.s. C.-irving Kiiiw-s and all Itlnds of Oulting-out Sci.ssor-s, .^c. Nolo tue Address—lt>, Wellgaie, Clitlieroe.


TAT) NBiGlIBOlHJS ANDI A


“ Is that your alarm eioiK . A sn o re was waf ted iliruug.i t


, , i. v •• CLOCK. ■


I t liappencd about On oelocKi| A man with tinshc I laco ami |


robe stuck his lu-.-’.l oui -u a yelled;


next house, and that was the onl. **1 say I *' yelled the mar. aga ,


alarm clock V ”


n e ig h b o u rh u u d V ” t ln .u u d U!’.- m- “ My cluck’: '” came the vu


after a pause: “ H‘dd on a »mi Then a draped figure carrying


a t the window of the noM ImUM--- “ By George: i t was my cl<


never seems to w.akcn me. “ AA^ell, i t wakes me ! ’ roaiyt: “ Ami then you get up :ma '■


"^hfow a brick through that wim “ No necessity for tliat. Am


surer, voii know, and 1 must gf . I f you'go away from hmne ym


tm


- Then he pulled in Ins hea. wliizzed by ami shattereii a


corner. me.


y , ou., for I never hear the c.ocs


PriTate UoiJHCs nr.d Panics Plain. Cmrant, ami beed Russell-street.


Sack o r Stock.— OnAIondn


was hold a t Milton Bridgt, wos effected. The auetioiioer < to the o'wncr of Bie higufst


■ Air. J . Coekshott. CUthcroo. h


under the hammer, and t!a--c Philip Aserhft. AUtlou, fora


s tantial dinner a t tlio Inn t'As a t its conclusion, the auci. Turner, of Clithc-roe. connner \v‘as on tho wliolo, eun^i<lcr•.‘l 1


Air. Alitclicll, on tho other hand, was gave a splendid exhibition 0 •


; Clitheuoe Tkchnicau S«: . aflcmoon a special connniij of -the Town Couneil wa| Big advisabiUty of


" f o r a Technical ' Schoul.


■ attcndeil, and said t..crc GOO students, some of three classes. Sonic mein mittcc oxprossed th u r ni- numbers kept up duung the .m the town to any expeiiuitureoi but- the opinion waa kind would be essential if tm be as marked as the initiatoO


the other. That’s kind ot yon. r “ A'cs 1 get up and waxe you.


and i t’ll rouse me all right. M other window open,


aud I ’ll put the clock where Ul tho liouse on tho otlw-r r-uie, b<» 1 want to make a sure “U


meetings \vith persons formerly connected with Clitheroe. There was in it a attractive descrip*


sayists’ recent visit, consisted principally of _ Tlio Tlio second


stayed during his visit hit part


dealt with the THE. LARGKST ST.


tion of the working of the Australian cable tram system.—At the close, the essayist was unanimous- I3* requested to give llie class another evening in which to ask questions, and to discuss tho essay.— Votes of tlianks brought the pnx:cedings to .a clwe.


GO TO J. HALL’S, yon imisl if yon r.-aiit Strli«h IlAin CUTTING r.ml Clenn ftiicl En^ySUAVINO. Got®


Jlr.s. ILVLL, llio Lancflehire Lfuly Sliiwer, No. H', ■\VclIgalc.


PARISH CHURCH, CLITIIEKOE. SOND.VV, XoVEJlltEU 22ud ISOl.


Y om mav nh'.ays tlcpaul upGU great deal* more than nnyluKly el


right out. A Detroit sch«:ol te.acl- tackled a 10-ycar-old pupil. “ AVhat is the largest slate in


asked.


the teacher has been wondering ho got the information.


“ Matrimony, anhwored tiie b» , , ,


£?amos and amusemonta were provided. An [ and the exorbitant prices asked hir tlio coimuoncei ^


following ladies and gentlemen kindly contributing brickla3'er, built, the house his brother still lived thereto-— The members of the Congregational “V


for you to go on as you have bcoil be out c.arousing every night and ; l bo in comlilion to attend to busineJ —“ I uuI^t admit, Uncll


you .arc right. I think 1 11 ha® attending to bus:ne.>-s."


Uncle George—“ I t ’s no kind Brown : “ Did you take any ho j


Jones ? ” Jones . “ Yes, of course.’ Brown: “ How did youmanap|


while you wore away ? ” Jones : “ Oh, 1 just took my ac|


of tho papers until I returned. S'| business to manage. Capital ido.a|


N ew T O LIVESEY’S


EAR’S CHIldrejI


Gr-mJ OIJ EnpliMi Dinner—I!o Plum Piuldinp. Als-


•IpAiiMstinir of Songs and Instnnnci ^


l a r g e r o o m AT THE LIBE ON


SATURDAY, JANUi F


iR E E C O U P O !S R are i to purchasers of our Fenny . of Pure Confectionor.'J


TWO HUNDREl f r e e d in ; will l)c given to clulilron unfit


of BgD. E dcIi Ccnimn will liavc a tho event of a winning coniam liein per-on ’ over tlio above age tlic transferrefi by tlic winner to a tliilfi


L I V E S E Y


CARLTON DINING ROi CONFECTIONEI5Y S’l 4, J iA R K


qsy Don’t forget the CARLTON ] ODDS zVND El


AN =E_NTERTAns' take place in the


: - :w 4 S i v i - \


ms


ill


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A FOKKSIGIITKD r j


summer and .aceepU'd niy .attontu j have given me cvi-ry roar-on i<*


He (anurily)—“ Ahni liave e


loved me—and now you tlinof uio' word. I think such ircatNiont ^bal She—“ I knew you woiiR I toll evening you and i were iniroiluce-.ll


— “ AATiy you’re getting beiu-r. P atient—-A'es, doctor." Fashionable Physician (O'-e


ilidn’t I tell you tiicre was no hop Patient (meekly)—- A e.-. d


excuse me ; but 1 couldn t help n


NATURE ASSKliTED HI- FaHiionablo Pliysieian (in ‘U)


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